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J. E. Scborllng U la rrom coap
roan. - -
. Mi Ceal Lattaer of. iLongford
was la town, v ...'".' . .. -,
J. W. Henderson ! In town from
Solomon.
r, Broil wm In from Holland
on business., e
Emll Forslund of Logan town
ablp wu in the city.
Mrs. M. M. Freet of Carlton la
Vtoltlng relatives here. -
L., L. , Harshman of .Jefferson was
court house visitor today,
James A. Van Duyne left for
" Weajbetford, Okla,, for a week's
lalt . - ' ' '
Mlaa Elva Lower returned to Kan
sas City after visiting friends and
relatives here.; ...
' Miss Myrtle Picking left today for
her home at , Leonardvllle after a
few 'days' visit here. , ;
Mr. and Mra. Wolzwortn of Tal
lage went to McPherson to spend
Sunday with relatives. '
Mrs. A. McBoyle and Mrs. J. A.
Deardorf f oT'Bonnaccord ( went 'to
Lindsborg to visit friends.
Mra. J. P. Fishburn . left on the
noon train for Toronto, Canada, to
..( hr dauchter. Mrs. E. O. Brown.
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Mrs. Harry Brlcker anq moiner,,
Mrs. Markley, who . have been In 8a-,
" Una since Friday of last week, at
p. J. Gets of Hope was In town
a short time. He was on nu way
1 home from a visit In Doniphan conn-
ty Mrs. J. B. Bray returned to her
iome In Manhattan after visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Sterl-
ng. ' .
A. .J. McAllister of , Lawrence,
formerly superintendent of the Her
lngton schools, was In the eity this
morning.
the home of, Mrs., Brlcker's aon,
Mr. Frank Brlcker, and Mrs. Brlcker
of West Ash street, returned Mon
dsy morning to their home at Abi
lene. Sallna Union.
Misses Mary and Ella Meull of
Hope visited with Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. King and left with other teach
ers of the county for the teachers'
meeting, at.Topeka. ;
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Asllng of oen
cmo, Kan., are visiting relatives In
" the county. They are : returning
from a visit In Arkansas and will
start home the first of next week.
Perry Wilcox and daughter of
Shermani N. Y. who have .been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. E. 8. Houlton
of 905 West Third street, and other
relative here, have returned lo their
home veil pleased with this town
and country.
R. E. Gross of El Paso, Texas,
arrived In the city Sunday evening.
He was called here by the death of
his four months old baby, which died
Friday night , at 10 o'clock; Fun
eral services were held Monday. Mr.
Gross will return to El Paeo Thurs
day; He-ls; connected with Loretz,
Pegrant & Co. ,
UNION THANKSGIVING SER
VICES AT EVANGELICAL.
The union Thanksgiving ser
vices will be held In the Evangeli
cal church on Thursday forenoon,
Nov. 26. The services will be con
ducted by Rev. Mr. Hobbs and t
sermon will be preached by Rev.
Dr. Blayney.
QUAIL SEASON OPENS FRIDAY.
Local Hunters Divided Over Number
-. of Birds la the County.' -
Next Friday the quail season
opens, and the local hunters are
preparing for their annual quail
hunt. The season only lasts two
weeks and those that' want to hunt
quails roust take advantage of It.
Avnrinar to the reports of the
farmers and the hunters that have
Investigated, say that the number
of birds is.much less than usual.
Hunters' licenses are In demand and
a number have applied to County
Clerk King the past few days.
- Jeremiah McSwoeney Dead.
Jeremiah McSweeney died at his
home northwest of Abilene Tues
day evening at 9 o'clock. He was
aged 90 years. He leaves three
thlldren, two boys and one 'girl,
Dennis and Patrick and Mrs. Cald
well of Ohio. Mr. McSweeney had
, lived here for many yeare and was
one of the, most highly respected
citizens of the county. .Funeral ser
vices will be held at tie Catholic
church Thure3af at 10 a. m. Burial
. 5a Catholic cemetery.
. - snirnxo oiii
Commenciiig Saturday, Nov, 16 12
A merchandise event of unquestionable In terest to everyone In DICKINSON COUNTT.
"THANKSGIVINO Bumper Harvests In every State; the Calamity Bogy laid on the ahelf :
for good and all time; the "HI Winds" of uncertainty laid by the rain of Prosperity and the
Country finally setUIng down to the enjoyment of bountiful Peace and-Plenty Good Cause
1 for Thanksgiving. Isn't ltt We think so, and we are going, to express appreciation by a Bale
which will be worth your while to attend. . . - -
Safurday, tlio: IMbi to Saturday, ffio 23rd, Odd I'M;
- . which offers aif exceptional occasion for you to purchase'your needs fo Thanksgiving1 Cay -.
as well as for the coming Winter at savings irom regumr Vi,kw, , .
and unusual.
NapIdDsiToivc:
This Department needa no fur
ther .comment than the Price an
nouncement QUALITIES,, re un
questionable and . the Thrifty ;
Housewife will surely not over
look such fine values as the following.
$2.50 Bleached Linen
Damask at t
$2.19
$2.00 Bleached Linen Of 7C
Damask at r IslU
$1.75 Bleached Linen Of Eft
Damask at ......... Vlu
$1.60 Bleached Linen Of QE
Damask at V I
. $1.25 Bleached Linen
Damask at ....... i......
1 FsUte Tr?.fers H
' J.-E.-ESK-1, A.-tr
' SPECIAL UXXLEACni:L.
Thla is the finest piece of Cream
Linen Damask we have ever of
fered our patrons. : Real values"
$1.25 yard. . Thanksgiving
Price, yard
Special Prices on all NAPKINS
j to Match. v
' ' . 1
FANCY - TOWELS. CENTE.iv
PIECES, LUNCH CLOTHS AND
SQA-RES. It would be impos
sible for us to enumerate every
item of price in this department :
but we guarantee a saving that
1 will be worth your ; while to in-
,7 T'
1 .'ft vr
SI
. . .. . .
5v ')
Smart GvlicEi oao and -Ouiu
These are the same stunning Coats aifvawlts that you have admired all through this Kuon.
irwf7tSow?VM indlTW which is so pleasing to the majority of Cloak and-Suit
Buyers. -., : : ' - '" .
- I i Thia one week of Quick Selling will, clean " Op -the choice ot thfbeautifui collection for the ,
price are very tempting. ...... " ' ' '
WOMEN'S SUITS in Navy, Brown and Black Serges, splendid Tailored, Satin Lined. M1 fig ,
$16.50 Values. Thanksgiving Sale Price .....-........ ..... l f .,-:
!. S15.C3
...... S10.C5--
wnuTTva sitits in Handsome Mixtures and Serges, Regular Prices, ranging from
$19.50 to $22.50, ThanKsgiring aie mnce....
TOUR CHOICE of all other Suits ranging up to $27.60 Suit,
Thanksgiving Sale Price- ? ; .,.....-..,;
COATS. The Strong Coat Season has kept us buying at evert opportunUycp.nsetiuenUy. tn ';
garmenU ahown at this sale will be found the very Newest Styles. ' - '
Chinchillas, r Boucles, Diagonals, Mixtures. Plush and Pony Skin. . ;
iSpeclal Prices of tempting nature on all Garment from
Raincoats 03.39
512.C3toS20.C1
Bath Robes 02.90
Furs
. YES, We carry' the ANNIS
Brand of' Furs, the Oldest and
Most Reliable Furriers itf the
United States and when buying
hia irinrt nf Merchandise be sure
you have expiclt eonfldenceUn the
make and -know just wnai a guar
antee means to yeu. ,
WE" GUARANTEE ABSOLUTELY
SEPARATE MUFFS .
SEPARATE SCARFS
. . OR MATCHED SETS
In Separate Muffs we , have
them priced from ' -
:.V-',.ls50 to v-.wD
IN BLACK AND SABLE. CONET.
In Beautiful Gray Goat which
will give you the BEST wear of
any medium priced Set" ever
shown.
ytiwu and
Japanese . Mink, Auetralllan
Lynx, China Lynp and Natural
Mink. ..
h V J.w9 to v w3'C3s
MAUACOU SCARFS AND MVTI'S
The Newest and - Most attrac
tive neck pieces and Muffs of the
season. Made from the Short
Plumase t the Ostrich. Dainty.
Soft. Fluffy and warm. Come in
white, brown and black,, espec
ially pretty for Evening Wear
and will make exceptional Christ
mas presents...
Prices
Fee the Display rn Ja East Win
dow. , -
Blankets, Con-
. -wr.fl
'i of Every Description
At a season whenyou are ser
iously thinking of warmer Bed
ding we offer you an opportunity
worth -nslderieg. MercUand'ise
of e" description in, the now
necesi i kavy goods.
' COTTON BATTS
All 12 c Batts"....-..l.-.-1 1 C
.13c
All 18c Batts
All 25c Batts. , 4W4
32c
All 35c Batts .. .. UfcW
COTTON BLANKETS
$1.25 Cotton Blankets p Im
pair -.-
$7.50
- rn
All 15c Batts
t . . - ' - .
$1.25
$1.39 Cotton Blankets O
pair
$1.50 Cotton Blankets Ol (JQ
pair, ................ -.....-..V .1
' $1.75 Cotton Blankets
. WOOL BLANKETS - ' ,
' Extra Special Guaranteed all
Woof Blanket, equal to any $6.50
Blanket In the city. OS Eft
Thanksgiving- Price pair J
COMFORTS
. Look over this price range and
you will undoubtedly find Just
the price you want to pay for a
good comfort. -
tl.25, fl-50, tl.PS, f2.25, f2.50
; and .$3.83 ;
SPECIAL Ellkollne Cover
with pure white Eatts we'.ghlng
full three pounds, tied with all
Wool Gerniantown Yarns and
mnii here st home . by the Meth-
Thatiktglvisg fcaie rnce
" Some very New and Stylieh
Neckwear has arrfcved in time for
this Thanksgiving Sale the
LORD BYRON AND ROBES
PIERRE effects. Being priced
especially ffar this one week
as follows.
' Hand Crochet Bows, Black and
White Taffetta Bows, Ribbon and
Velvet Bows. Worth 85c.
Sale Price fcww
ROCESPEIRRE COLLARS -
Exceptionally New, in" Colored
Satin and Lare Effects-. ?
worth 65c,. sale price.-...,-.. w
LCr.D EYROX COIXAE3 ,
. Made of Black Messaline and
Lace Frill,: Low Neck. Beautiful
rutin'?, worm si.uw.
t
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j i. : - . " ..... 1
'i r'i Sillis
- The time for- heavy materials
for Suite and Dresses is now here
and we draw no exception In this
, Jepartment but offer you the very
BEST an most dependable mer-
handise shown on our Counters
at Thanksgiving Prices. .
$1.75 Whip Cords, '56 inches,
wide, browns and tans, Of Cf
- Vu
$1.75' Double faced
Serge, 56 Inches wide....
' i ka WM Wale Seree. 56
. Inches wide, tan ana
' navy ........-.....,
" $1.50 Fancy Mixtures Of Qto
50 inchea -wide.:.:. . .... V I
$1,25 Wide Wale Sergee, 42
Inches wide, brown,, tan Of ff
and navy liUU
''- 65e, Novelty Suiting,
36 inches wide
$1.49
Tge. 56
$1.2.5
-50c
Sale Price
' . Macrem'e, : Ratlae, Clsiney and
Irish Crocbct Laea Collars . for
tlU special Fala at" IS per cent
silks , :
One Lot of Fancy Silks, Foul
ards and Taffetas, worth from
65e to 85c yard. Tranks- -giving
Price yard .. HwU
Choice of our $1.00 Foulards,
durinK this sale . t
..U -w
yard
With a most comprehensive
collection " of " all the wanted
'shades and - combinations to se
lect from. .' "
- SILKS for Scarfs In a splendid ( j
assortment, specially pneeu
Thanksgiving bale yara.
B.153c
raw ;
11 ' 111
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t ' tv. ricry j r f "
D -Sweet to .
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