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THE WASHINGTON TIMES;. TUESDAY; OCTOBER 29.' 1918.
p, V"T",JH"
PAtt FOR YANK8 RETURN,
Th. United States Shipping Board
already i working on plans for the
comfortable return to this' country
of All American soldiers now abroad.
The. plans, however. It was stated by
, member of the board, hare no con-section-
with negotiations by Ger
many for an armistice.
STILL GOING STRONG,
Peace discussions and Influenza
hare failed to slow up the flow of
draft men to army cantonments. In
a statement Issued today Secretary
Baker said the situation was prac
tically normal. Owing- to the In
fluenza, he said, there- had been spo
radic delays.
Stomach-Headache, Indigestion!
. t Instantly End Stomach Distress
Latest Casualty List From
Oversea Forces
in
stomach
gases which
Soaring food
forms adds and
cause .headache.
As soon, as Pane's Diapepsln
reaches your sick, unsettled
stomach aH the misery stops.
No waiting! Instant relief!
Indigestion, acidity, gases,
heartburn and dyspepsia go.
Upset stomachs feel fine!
Costs little Any drag store.
KILLED IN ACTION
LIEUTENANTS.
Am, Oncost. fVUUam T. laram.
Cola, Dearer, Fraud B. Imrrf.
KlL TfWnta- Thamaa Sehwlnn.
X. J, Bayoaae, Edward Methew Cromhi.
N. C, Urecaaboro. Baaeam I Yield.
'. C, Pah-Hew, Jaha C. Miller.
8EBOEANTS.
X. T, BaSale, Paytoa Bandelph Campbell
OklaW Wawoke, Marion Y. Tartar.
COBPOBALS.
ITI Oileafa. mkr O- ffUtml.
Okla, Okarehe, IVUnam A. Ceoa.
Pa, Philadelphia. WUllam F. Baa
Va, MeKenney, William Mile. '
tm, Bearer Dam. Edward 'Wrsestaslca.
PRIVATES.
Ala. Beeaemer. Ban Albritht.
Ga, Hertwell, Yaaey J. Wlleoa.
Ga, Newnaa, Millard T. Treats.
Da- AbberllU, Madar Ware.
Idaho. Burke, James E. Sac,
lit, Chicane, Jaha Bhamowteh.
Italy, Borne, Aacnst Deperslo.
Kan, Parsons, Ernest C. Johnson.
Kaa- Heradoa. Joseph Pammer.
Ky, fitaaford. Slmmle L- Darls.
iul juih Lunnm.
UlHaa.
intern.
bsET? Papers Diapepsln S
Lew Zwslle. John Cham
Neb Madrid. II award
X. J Newark. Charles Marray,
K. J, Baronae, Martin J. Stanton.
X. Y, New York, Abraham Swttltlky.
W. Y, New xerx, Edward ceuina.
N. Y, Niagara Falls. Ernest J. Weadt.
If. D, Nooaaa, WUllam P. Make.
Slo, Ktikwuod. Aestla W.-Key.
WIQ.PUT YOU ObJa, Akroa-narry Williams.
aTata nUMoaoiui, fkUHCT An aKassanx.
Pa-, Be-vrer rmlU, Yoabrttao GiaalcU.
Saks $c dempattg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
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cern itself with production. Where
profit is the only consideration the
market holds fleeting allurements.
But Saks purposes have a higher
inspiration. To sell the best that was
made only partially met our ideas. The
cosmopolitanism of such Clothing lacks,
the individuality of character and the
integrity of quality which are insepar
able with maximum satisfaction. 4
So we became makers of the Clothes
we sell that we might come nearer our
ideals of money's worth.
First in one factory and finally a
second was necessary to meet the de
mand created by this "personal Cloth-
it
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All under our control; in close touch
with your tastes and preferments. The
economy of organization keeps costs at
a minimum; while our prices can be
truly lower because weVe no maker's
profits to impose.
Our grades of woolens are better
because theyjeome first hand from the
sources of supply.
p: Qur details of making are more
nearly perfect because we are masters
of production, and not victims of manu
facturers' vagaries.
We have only you to serve, and we
apply our facilities to accomplishing
that end to. your greatest satisfaction
both in the value you receive and the
price you pay for Saks Clothes-
gpjP-J-Css.SjLafc' - - Jl is .
Outfitters to
Men and Boys
Fa, XlkatewB, Charles Malcolm.
Fa Bntlcr. Peter Malftky.
B. X. Trooasoeket. Andrew T. Yeasc
Tax, Creek, Aaron T. MeCnller.
Wis, Bcaadlaaria, Cheater Marmaa Olsea.
DIED OF WOUNDS
CAFTAXW.
Pa- Philadelphia, loals H. FleMlas.
LIEUTENANTS.
Me Fannlnrton, Thaddeaa I Boderiek.
Mltn, Detroit, Frank A. Uowa.
. . . 8EROEANT8.
jf oaa uuro. John A. HeHeary.
MktL, Bad Axa. William Ueary sh
I. Xu XlrfMUtlTTI. ntM fljhlw4l
Tex, Bartlett, Oeorra Pace.
mnpniiiTji
England. Urerpool. Donald A. Thompaoa.
" " wnnna, viara jr. Bparunj;.
Idaho, wardnet-, Oaa Zoellner.
Maa, Fall Blrer, Antolaa Soon.
N. J, Trenton. Joseph 8. Brasnahaa.
. Y, Ordeatbars, Esdras J. Deloaey.
OUa, Bad Boek. Anton Mellehar.
Ohio. Tolado. Crrtl CsvIa Hnnoh.
Wla, Laralae, Altred P. nUU
w HOBSE8HOEB.
V. Y, Brooklyn, Fhllln P. Grey.
rairA.
Ark, Cordon. Jamas F. Klag-.
ArfcrlJrbrt 8PrfSr Pink F. Baxtan.
m, Miln. Irrlnr U. KrenreL
111, Chlcaxs. Anton Plelukl.
Iewa, Mount Flaaaaat, Bob Trtbby.
Iowa. 1Ut, Tlctor Frlat.
Mo, 8t- Xonls, lo F. Bberbnra.
Mica, Baallae County. WUllam E. Flyna.
Mlaa, Bamaer, John IX. Boberts.
IJ. J, Rabokaa. Bobert Brass.
S" X" Boebeater, Antonio Daacelo.
N. Y, Boraltoa. .Frank F. Kransa.
N. C, Wadeabero, Jaha Q. Colston.
Ohio, Akron. Branca a FalU.
kla, Hort, Charles A. Parks.
Okla, Kaw City, Arthnr Lawrence Mai-
herbe.
Pa, Fallhictaa. William. MtClaln.
&' 5?lB'' Arthur B. Wanner.
Pa, Bella ernoa, James Maxsel.
i woiamDia, ueey Jones.
Teaa, Boddy, Oeorre W. Vnt
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
. . MECHANIC.
utaa, nagaa, Charles A. Bacon.
-; ." PEIVATES.
JJ. H, Boehester, CUftoa Wormhaod.
N. C Cardeaaa, Jlaual. GriOa.
Ohio, Oar eland. BtanUUw KamlmVI.
Tex, Blythe, Arthur M. ir)n,
DIED OF AEROPLANE
ACCIDENT
1JECTENANT8.
11L. ChleajfB. BMbmln IV-jthl
MaaS.. Nawtaa Crttmr. RtmrrA T Hmiw
Ii5?rvit xaiia, ueerta a. bcux.
Ohio, Obella, Pani 8. Whitehead.
DIED OF DISEASE
. XJECTENANTS.
Tax. DaHae, Arch G. Chilton.
wis. Mercer, Franklla Msrshsll Bawley.
1 VTTW-QT?
Idaho, Winchester, Noreae'llary Beyer.
BEBGEANTS.
Oal Baa Joae. -Walter W. tiraa.
Fla, Jaeksoarine, Dorsett G. Goodwin.
i. a. .new xora, nuuua ueestau.
W. Ya, .Erk-msn, Spencer X, Bajd.
srcsinXx.
XtL, Morrison, Albert W. 'AaxsIL
rarvATES.
O. C WASIIINCTON. JAMES r. coxe-
MAN. MB8.. tlABAH WATSON, Ml
TDIKD BTBEET N. W.
I Ark, Pine Bias. Henry Staafleld.
Ark, Bine Mountain, tea B. Bocers.
Coan, Nair Brltala, Charlaa I- Cotter.
WHY-HAIR FALLS OUT
"' Dandruff causes a feverish Irrita
tion or me scaip. me natr toots
shrink. loosen, and then the hair
comes out fast. To stop falling hair
at once and rid .the scalp of cvtrr
particle of dandruff, pet a small
Dottle -or Qanderlne at any drug:
store forea fear centar naur a llttla
!n J'obs hand and! rub twell into the
scalp: 'After a fey applications all
dandruff disappears and the hair
stops coming- out.
Er
Your Sick Child
Is Constipated!
Look at Tongue
Hurry, Mother! Remove poi
sons from little stomach,
liver, bowels.
Give "California Svruri
Figs" if cross, bilious
or feverish.
of
t-entle, thorough laxative should al
ways be the first .treatment elvn
If your little one Is out-of-sorts.
.f.5,ck,.,"n.t. rene. eatlnir and
acting naturally look. Mother! see
If tonirue Ik rnf,i1 TKI. . .
f-PvSff. ". "''"". 1'v.r
.j. w"t.o ic tiuKEca witn waste.
When cross. IrrlUble. feverish, stom-
acn sour. .breath bad or has- stom-
;,..""""'" e tnroat. full
or cold, give a teaspoonful of "Call
fornla Syrup of Figs." and In . few
hours all the constipated poison, un
digested food and sour bile K-entlv
moves put of Its little bowels with-
a,a -buaau a.uu,
Mothers can rpmt .. i
hT this harraleaA "fntif i.v.i.. A
JJu it nerer fallr to cleanse th'e
,.vo wuc s UTer ana nniiMi. mjt
w.t. .u. .....rT.r:;r .
T vL-r ,Tlc ,""""" ."u? """y "ear.
' :. ll ficMini taste. tiii dl-
rccuons ior Dama. rhiiif,.n M .,,
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each botlle. '"'",a-ups "rmlea "
Beware of Mnntfrf-i -. ...
a , .""" "J7 UIJA.
ask your aruffCHt tor a bottle of
aaa-lAllat tr . " T w "
iAiuuiaiA oyruo or hipii"' tia
se that It la made by the "Califor
nia Fiff Syrup Company.
ADVERTISEMENT.
RELIEVES, TIRED
ACHING MUSCLES
Sloan's Liniment gives sooth
ing, comforting relief.
Get a bottle today.
It goes right after that fever, that
hot. paln-throbblng Joint, that uncom
fortable swelling. Relief comes quick
ly, for Sloan's 'Liniment penetrates
without rnbblnx- when applied.
Congestion and Inflammation, result
ing In aches, pains, stiffness, give way
before Us soothing, warmth-promotion.
Economical, certain, convenient
clean, Tou won't find a druggist who
h Sloan's. Liniment
Cona 2Taw Brltala. Frra Xromah.
Ca, Barswood, Tom Alien.
Gl, nillman. Eraeat Bars.
Oa Xoalsrine, Attxrt Walker.
Ga, Borne, Addis E. Moore. ...
lad, Kelthrine, Albert Jeffenoa Kendrlrlr.
lad Indianapolis. Georre W. Crba. .
Iowa, Clear Xke. Claraaea X. Meaheha,
lowaxiadea; Thomaa A. TThlta.
Haas Gay. Eraeat W. Wood.
Kaa., Oaleaa, Oscar Earaeat JaaUas.
Ky Daarllle. Xoaale Alsmaa.
Xa, XalsrMe. Tletor Xa Blsae.
Xa. nieo. Claade A. Ealoe.
La, Tnr, Xawreae. XL 8chambaaxn.
Iju, New Orleans. Joseph Matla.
La, Hew Orleans. Enula T. Goobler.
La, KalthrUla. Frank Xiadwy.
La, Bleks. Daniel M. Smith.
Mass, Athol. Charlie Eraesr Kendall.
Maaa, Ipawleh, Basaell 8. Uarray.
Ulsa, Iareraeas. Xeoa Adaau.
Ulsa, SUrertCltr, CelamDns Darts.
McL, Clem.nl. Joaeph H. Branson.
Md- Baltimore. John J. Baan.
Klch, Tpallaatl. John Headrleksea.
Mich- Detroit. William IL. Schraaua.
tlis, Bolton. Tom McCoy.
Mlsa, Amorr. AlfrMl Thoranaoa.
rinn, Osakls. Arthur B. Irascr.
Minn, Frldler, William Ransea.
Mlsa, CarnlcnaeL Eraa M. Smith.
Mil,, Ilemands, Eauaetta Taldea.
Mo, Mercer, Clell M. Grtffln.
neo, Deroaco, ima &. uuue.
X. J, Patersoa. William J. Jtraphr.
X. J, rerth Amber, William J. Maher.
if. J. Weatlleld, Bernard T. Caaeseld.
X. J, Flesaantrills, Jaha Xear.
X. Y, Fort Raater, Balph MarrelZ.
X. T, New Tork. Henry Sperllnx.
X. D Carbnrr. Altred X. Berlnd.
Okla, Inola, Ctaad Barker.
Okla, IaabelL Talmara M. HaddlastaB.
Okla, West Talsa. Xemael X. Jeaatars.
Ohio, Toledo, Meade Aadersoa.
Pa, CUltsoa. Charles B. Marphy.
Pa, Dickson City, Felix Podhyski.
Pa, Kanunerslyfork. Charles Smith.
Pa, Vallay View, Edward Elsenhower.
Pa, Phlladelnhla, Edward P. MeKeaaa.
8. C, Columbia, William L. Dickey.
Tena, Dardea. WUllam E. Steed.
Tax, JasDer. Marian J. Rmlth.
Va, Tyre Blrer. Henry Irrlnr.
Va, nillsrllle. Corbett J. Jenkins.
tan, uv9, iuiiam Km nam
W. Va, Oeeaaa, Jease K. Bailey,
nis, aiuwaaaee. , iiax rti.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
1AEUTKXAXWL
Conn, TIartford, Clarence T. Mardoek.
wan., Henna city, Blehard B. XMKweod.
Minn, Sooth Minneapolis, Blehard A. New-halL
X. T, Hantlartaa. Harrr K. Heraaades.
X. Y. White Plains, T'" B. Baaaa.
weu. x ,
Wis, Mtfwaakee, ArU. Alfred Sehardt.
Wis, Viola. Jastln W. Dak a.
Tex, DaHas, Elder B. Hacker.
CORPORALS.
Cole-, PeeMo, John B. ""in,.
Conn," Brldreport. Jamaa Agaew.
ni, Chleaco, Harry W. Johnston.
Iowa, Alton, Henry Hastert.
Iowa, Harlan, Nels Jscobsea..
Mass, ntchbarc. Napoleon J. Jottr.
Neh., Waaaa, Boy E. Peteraea. '
X. H, Center Harbor. Xeray E..D.W.
, WACONEB.
Mien., Xaaawee Jnaetloa. NeUoa Isley.
. , MECHANICS.
lad, Thnrlaad, WUlle HV Thanaan.
Pa, Xaneaster, Xeoa Mnsaer.
.. PRXTATES.
Ala, Alabama city, Paol Gattls.
Albania, Aralon, Oeorre-VUlaT
Cat, LoS Anrelea, Prank M. Curraa.
Cat, Saa Fraaclseo. Bererly Mahs.
Deamark. Halls. 'Emil T. imin.
Fla, Kay West, Baal Da X Caesta.
ria, Xlr. Oak, Georre Warner.
Kla, Baanelle. DarU C. Wrlrht.
in, Daqoeuv Charles Nleholae Miner.
Ill, Macedonia, Xeoa II. Johaaoa.
Iowa, Decorah, Martin S. Williams.
Xowa. Blonz Clir. Wlllt.m n. TvhmH
Italy, Lombardl. Pro finds Araluao, Taay
Macs, Plttsoeld, John Mortlll.
Mass, Xawreara, Henry Joaaph Xaralley,
; , onora, uraailey J. uanoal.
Maasj Medford. Thomas Y. Dwyer.
Mich, Peatwater, Walter William 1
MUCH, JO.MOW- KTAIW VtoTI.
Mich, Grsad-Baplds,-Jraak Krskwa.
Mich, Calumet. Peter P. Boat.
Mich, Grand. Kaoida. Theodora Taskas.
Minn, Warren. Dana lf-.KKAn
Minn, Bt. Peter, Francis S. Kazan.
Neb- Clarkson. Anton J. Podaay.
N. H, Keeae, Clarence Besaw.
N. Y, Scbenaetady, James C. Aldersbaf.
. i .u i era, Kaward Ilennefeld.
N. Y, Brooklyn. Edward C Hogaa.
N. Y, Beaeoa, EmreaaiBobiasaB.
-Jf. Y, Jamaica. Irnatloa Zarxyskl.
N. Y, New Yark, Lraae Unsek,
N. Y,.Eaat Setaaekat. Jerrr H- ireat.
n catan,
rirtufiyanott.
uaia, unsaio, Nera D. King.
Pa, Edge .Hill. Frank Ciaberto.
Pa, Bharoa, Frank Xee KUrore.
Pa, Xaneaster, Baak. Chariea'Ntxdarf.
Tann, MuiiUtowa. Bobert. Khorkley.
Wash, Yaaconrer. Marlon' C. Eatoa.
Wa4h,T-acoma, Eorena MareheaUL
SahT.Wenatee' CUnde M..Natiey.
Wis, Milwaukee, Walter J. Belter.
Wis, Hertinrllle,' Alfred M. Stetfln.
. WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED) LIEUTENANTS.
D. C, WASHINGTON, PHOEBE M.
DAVIS, 417 EBVXNO BTBEET NOBTU-
itjstf. jahes. a. naviH
Gaw Chlckamaura, Earl F. Camp.
N. Y, New York. Bobert T. Xinehaa.
j. i, aiw lore i-araer vanaraee.
No SUt. girea, Colambla, Balelgh
Pa, Philadelphia, Thomas A. Merry
weather. Yt, Saxtens Blrer, Asa S. Beed.
. SEBOEANTS.
Ill, Chlearo. Georre P. Gray.
Me, Newport, Barmoad 8. Stereas.
N. Y, Broaklrn, Francis Y. Hunt.
Ohio, Bomerton, Herman Y. BroemhaU.
COBP0RAXS.
CaL, Arcadia, Albert L. Sheldon.
Ill, JoUet, Alrta C. Leonard.
IIL, Chlearo, John Wlxbaek.
Ill, Chlearo, Gilbert C Walter.
Mass, Qnuey, Charles J. Burch.
Mo, St. Louis, Bobert E. Lea Klillsa.
Mo, Perkins. James 8. Shoemaker.
N. Y, Brooklyn, Walter Graham.
N. Y, Sheepahead Bay, Albert J. Haha.
N. Y, New York, Otto F. HorpeL
N. Y, Brooklyn. John Mlndermaaa.
N. C, Wllmlarton, Jacob II. Plttmaa.
N. D, Jamestown, Blehard E. Glraa, it.
Pa, Philadelphia, Gordon L. BUhlnr.
Pa, Philadelphia, John H. Kirk.
Pa, Philadelphia, Joseph W. Strain.
B. L Prorldence. Fred X. Walsh,
Tax, Houston, James A. Cralr.
Va, Patersburr, John A. Grnbba.
Wis, Manitowoc. Charles E. Berel.
BCGLRK.
Tex, Coaroe, Granaom G. Granrer.
COOKS.
Iowa, GUman. Barry O. Parmenier.
Pa, South Allentowa, MUes C. Both.
PBIYATES.
Ala, Union Grore, William R. Black.
Ala, FJkwood. Tom Caiter.
Ala, Florence, Cland W. Wood.
Ark, Adona, Will Yarbronrh.
cat, uyampom, Airred IV. Olsea.
Conn, Waterbarr. Bobert E. Orertoa.
Conn, Yaatle, Jacob Atiewltx.
Ga, Boswell. John DIekerson.
Idaho, Salmon. Wllbnr T. Strand.
UL. Chlearo. Georre. F. Darls.
Gradllla. Domenie Belto.
ni, Bockford. Caspar. Ctacdo.
Ill, Bloomlnrtoa. Glenn O. GUmora.
IIL, Metropolis. Boland C. BlaUr.
IIL, Chlearo, Stanley M. Tworek.
IIL, Chlearo, Frederick H. Frank,
ni, Jacksonville, James G. WUmetb,
III, Whlttlartoa, James Porter.
Ill, Pomona, Ira E. Beeres.
Ind, Coal City, Calrtn E. Burrer.
Iowa, Gliddea, Georre W. Claaaea.
Iowa. Bnthrea. Alexander N. Weatberr.
Italy, Marone, Proriace Dl Caaerta. Castil
Kaa, Putsburr. Baymoad M. Byaa.
Kana, Leona. Ben J. Darls.
Maaa.. Baxhnrr. William J. Burke.
Mass, Charleatown. Thomas O'Xaarhlla.
Mass, Bomerriue. WUllam . Turner.
Mass, Hrde Park, Xoula J. Wolfe.
Mass., Hudson, Frank K. Bearer.
Mich- Detroit, Georre Buckley.
Mo, Boswortb, Sllrea E. Jsmes.
Mo, St. Xoula, Shirley C Nlfonr.
Mo, Kahoka, Otho Salrers.
Mo, Ksnsas Cttr, Fred L. Spencer.
Neb, Clearwater, WUllsm H. Borers.
N. IL, Groreton, Frank G. Perkins.
X. J, raterson, Jacob Fried.
X. J, Atlantic City, William Henry Clcn-denlnr.
N. Y, New Tork, John J. Barars.
N. x. New xotk, t;naries u. uuaea.
x, urooKira. nomas .lamea.
Y, Brosklrn, Theodare W. Kransa.
Y, Green Island, Ernest T. Manny.
M.. Kelir. Tranaulllaa Martlnei.
Y, Jamaica, Clifford W. Ostrsader.
Y., Potsdam, Lawrence E. Ferkias.
Y- Brookira. WUllam Sulnnlek.
N. Y, Delhi. Arthur' F. Snyder, Jr.
N. Y, Prince Bar. Blehard J. Towasead.
N. Y, Brookira, Alfred Whitehead.
N. Y, Weetneld, Charles K, Drake.
N. Y, Brooklyn, Charles Gordon.
N. Y, New York, Blehard Keenan.
N. Y, New York, Alrln Klerstead.
N. Y, Hudson, Henry Bussell Laarlols.
N. Y, Tompklnsrllle. Vlto Lensa.
N. Y, New York, Louis S Mark.
N. Y, Brooklyn, James Kobb.
N. Y, Albanr. Peter Viola.
N. C Cora dtT. Brlre B.-lDoek.
N. D, St. Thomas, Clarence C. Serertsoa.
W. !& attests $ Sons
TaitotltbSt.
Ftrrnittxre
Carpets
Linens
Upholstery
Lamp Department
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Mahogany Table Lamps, in dozens of styles, from .plain
one light standards to finely carved pedestals in' two light
styles. $2.75 p to $17.50 eciu
Antique Gold Floor Lamp, plain circular base, fluted
column, burnished edges, 2 light fixture. $16.50
Beautifully Hand Carved Mahogany Floor Lamp, massive
'design in base and pedestal,-3 light adjustable socket fixture.
$27.75 each.
26-in.' Silk Shade, for floor lamp, pleated silk top lined
with same material, alternate panels of gold and figured blue
silk in gallery finished with black silk tassels. $18.50..
Boudoir Lamp, in Japanese lacquer,
ivory and -gold decorations; 1 light fix
ture. $5.00 each.
Mahogany Candle Stickseight differ
ent styles to select from. $1.00recu
Drapery Department
Special Cretonne
' Good assortment of cretonne, ranging
in price from Sc to jSl.oo yd. and which
can no longer be had. Marked at a spe
cial reduction of 20 from marked
prices.
Multi-colored Scotch Madras, in sev
eral desigps and widths. This is the gen
uine imported Scotch fabric $1.00.
$1.25, ami $1.50 yi
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An immense assortment of Tapestry
and Brocade Table Runners, in every
color required ,for your particular color
"scheme. These are in all widths arid
lengths and range in price from $&50
-p to $25.00 each.
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Sunfast Madras, a Iizht weight draoerv
fabric which- comes in blue, green, gold,"
and rose. 32 in. wide, 95c yd. So -in.
wide, $1.75 yd.
Tapestry Couch Covers, every wanted
color combination, Verdure and Oriental
designs. $35 sp to $14.00 eack.
Panel Lace 2 y2 yds. wide,' ivory color.
This can be cut in any width to fit the
'various size windows which up until now
have proved such a problem to dress
properly with panels.
Prices range from $3.00 op. to $.50
26-in. Dotted . Swiss, white; various
size dots to select from. 25c yd. '
wTdneSay' The lAtietl SilOp I ShcJqy
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Bleached Pure Linen Table Cloths
100 'pairs Wool Finished Blankets,
the famous' woolnap cotton make.
Size 60x76 inches lj4-inch block'
plaids, also fancy broken plaids in blue,
pink, tan, and, gray and white. Special
$6.00 pair.
Size 72x84 inches, special, $8.50 pair.
ioo pairs White Wool Blankets, pink
or blue borders. Just enough cotton in
tnis blanket to make it firm and durable.
70x80 inches. Special, $14.75 pair.
200 Cotton Lined Comforts, fancy
silkoline centers, plain borders, fancy
backs, full size, pure cotton lined. Spe
cial, $6.50 each.
120 Crinkle Dimity Bed Spreads, ex
tra size and quality, 90x100 inches.
Special, $3.25 each.
16 doz.
size before
Wednesday only, $2.00 each.
25 doz. "Elite" Cotton Bolster Cases,
torn size before hemming 45x72 inches.
Wednesday, 75c each.
100 Japanese Blue Print Tea Cloths,
size 60x60 inches, double print $1.75
each.
"Elite" Cotton Sheets, torn
hemming 90x99 inches.
"and Nankins Qdrtltntcnf '.;?: mtn
matched setsr limited quantity. . Wednes,
day, 25 off regakr price.
125 Japanese Blue Print Scarfs,
45x50 and 62 inches Idng, odd design.
50c each.
200 dozen Hemmed Huck Towels,.
22x36 inches; imported cotton huck.
Special, 45c each.
15 pieces Pure Linen Glass Toweling,
pink or blue checks. Special, 30c yd.
6 pieces Imported White Voile, 38
inches wide; excellent grade for waists,
also for curtains. Special, 35c yi
50c "Zephyre" Cloth A fine plain
colored wash zephyre for children's
dresses and play suits, also for house
dresses; 36 inches wide. Wednesday,
35c yd.
Nagasaki Nainsook The acme "of '
nainsooks for fine underwear? 36 inches
wide. 10-yard pieces, $4.50, $6.00 and
$6.75 piece.
65c Fine English Nainsook, .sheer
even weave; 36 inches wide. 50c yd.
The Rug Department
Oriental Rags
Will be scarce and high for years to
come, a condition that should make buy
ing now at old prices extremely interest
ing to users of Oriental Rugs.
As long as they last you can make
your selection at these prices
Beloochistans $8.50 to $45.00
Hamadans $21.00 to $47.50
Mosuls $24.00 to $60.00
Irans $45.00 to $95.00
Plain Color Rags
The effect ot plain color floor cover
ings is at once extremely pleasing and
artistic.
Our stock of plain rugs varies from
velvets to the finest quality Wiltons and
embraces such desirable shades as mul
berry, rose, taupe, blue, green, tan, beige,
gray, pink, etc.
The prices in the popular 9x12 size
range from $37.50 to $145.00.
Sizes in stock from 18x36 inches to
12x15 fcft-
Wilton Rags
No rug approaches the Wilton for
durability, excellence of coloring, and
the wonderful ability to, reproduce the
pattern effects of the finest oriental rugs.
We carry all of the best makes, such
as French Wilton, Empress, Karnak,
Herati, Bundahr, Harwick, etc
All sizes from 22 J4 to 36 inches to
12x15 feet
Prices from $7.50 to $195.00.
Klearflax Linen Rags
The Klearflax is an American rug,
very tightly woven, in 12 excellent plain
colors without borders. They are easily
cleaned, reversible, sanitary, moth-proof
and readily adapt themselves to prac
tically any room in the house.
27x54 .... $5.35
30x60 $6.60
3x6 ...: $9.50
4x7tf $17.7S
6x9 $28.50
8x10 $42J25
9x12 $57.00
1215 . $95.00
All of the above sizes in stock. .
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Pa, Mount Alton, Patrick J. Flaherty.
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