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DAILY ARDMOREITE
Sunday, March 31, Isi
DAILY ARDMOREITE
ARDMOREITE PUBLISHING CO.
11. Q. SPAL'LDl.NcJ. Publisher.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER
Of Carter County and the City of
Ardmore. j
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The Dally Ardmorelto
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Six Months 3-00
One Month - .SO j
One WecK .15
The Sunday Ardinorcite One Year
by Mail J2.00
I'avnhle in Advance 1
The Weekly Ardmorelte
One Tear, by Mail J1.S0 .
Six Months i
Three Months .0
Advertising Repreeentatlves
The K Knta Special Adverting Agency i
15 Kuft until St., New York City.
Harris Trust lUtildlng, Chicago.
Wuldheim liulldlng. Kansas City.
THE MEN WHO CAME BACK, j
COfi lENTtDLV," jV5 CA&flt OfiM,
l PAY MV UAP-TA AT
THE. HOW:
' TOP LVCPV LXTRA
cum HlLPj xn.c
'Of OUB BOYj
fVCP. THfPf. I
if ,
( t'lipyrisiitfil l,v the Ilrii ish-Catia- !
tlian Recruiting- Mission.) '
By Leonard M. Reno. I
I 'Hole Aviatcur A merioainc. '
Kscailrille S KU. "Tli Storks." !
1 Mr. Reno is a (liicae-o lmv who I
! enlisted in the flying coi i s in '
! I-ranee a year au,o. where lie 'was
closely associated with Fonck and t
' iuvneiner. I lis cxicricnees com-'
; pass every kind of air duly, and at
the ae,c of twenty he va- decoraled
. t w ice for liravcrv.
ir mm um
Editon&l Pag
to escape an ant i-aircratl
is a moot question. Most
hut lorlunalelv, it is stated, the dis
icoverv of triekerv came in time.
Entered at tho I'ostufftre at Ardmore as n 1,s (..(. j( K,s
Second-Class Matter. ., , ,
. . jlieeii pointedly asked why the jfov-
Member of the Associated Kress. eminent eave orders to concerns tin
der naturalized l Iernian a:;d even
How
liarraifc
airmen think that aerial aerohat ics
are the most effective artifice. Oilier-
hold thai when an anti-aircraft
shell lutr-ts near the machine the
should lie
an'
Thft Asi-er-i.'ltfri Press 1.1 PXt'll IsiVelV en
titled to the use fur republicaUon of all
news credited to it. or not otherwise cred
ited In thin paper and also the local news
pelilislied herein.
All rights of republication ef rpeclal
dispatches herein are nlso reserved.
Ardinorc, Sunday, March III. Wis
THEY WANT THE IMPOSSI
BLE. When. Prince llcnrv of l'rtt--ia
vi.-iied this country in I'"'.', ith
Hi t n-torlt' and Von 'I irpii . an. I hi --nit'',
the ostensible olij.ct was to
eliri-uu a racin", yacht ot the kais
(T. lint the real object was In -tir
u'i "pat ional" ' 1 let i;i!i i f.-elint;
anion:.; ( b rtiiai: - tin ican-. and Marl
in Atncnca an m .ldi-n: - I
projiai'a'id.i ', inch -;i
itnperceptih
enemy alien management. I'oubt
less the true answer is that, with
baste imperative, there are mil
enough dist incii ely American fac
tories In do the needed work in
time. This recalls, the reported
boast made months ai;u that it the
lierniaus in this country su willed
our war preparations could not pro
ceed. The
scull- to be
anle of lli;,'l
slightly as t
tin- "miners below
Too violent maneuvering is prime
facie evidence that the placing of
the first sh
situation siu'h as it
raises the ipiestinu -is
i,.
pr. -I.eil v. it
.-ml with -u.h
to I'liriii-'i .-utile
of t he scheme' -day
deiiwr ihi
l.ai-er's bands.
nm hi
been
ma mi.' . I -1 .telice
I'CCe s .is allilosl
ba -1-. I or the Mopes
thai it would one
. i ; n 1 1 r into lbe
T he pi ince and in--
suite cho-e to i-it lb.- Ita nly fit ies
with lbe laives; Teutonic eiemeiii -.
l.vef) u here ihey were surrounded
b, I iernian- inei ican s. I.,(iwhere
the I leriiiau ocief.es were eiicour
.11, ed, and uilh seeming li'.-nii"
.icc.-pted the imitation, to sin- a
paean in pfo-e ol iermauv and ii -"nohk-
ruler." I if con: e the -peech-e-
on hot !i -idi -. .. re di-creel ly
worih'd. bat. biokiii na-r ipt-itaf ci
! nun I hen: now . one pi oiup'. iy 1 ec -o-'uics
the ail. i ol at mitij;
heart -a!le;j i.ince, u..t : . i lbe aib'pleil
coiuury of America. h:u to ". un
fit 'lerhind."
I Sisci'ssin- all 'hi- in a recent -e-rial
installment oi hi- -.-coii.l huok.
and ia ferri'i:,' h the p n li .'in-bi-i r
leriuaiiy of "I he-e -! uhboru .er
in an-A m.-ricai' ." nier mb i-;-dor
n raid poin'edl . i . ui.irk
I a v, i I one oi i hi in "were depr: v.'-l
of the tnniiev he ha - won h. re. Liv
en hack the rat;- and ooilen si, Ks
in w hich he landed and t obi that In
to whether u I- not better to pro
ceed more slowly than to take lbe
risk., and a 'iy serious ipie-tioii
u i-. I'.ut there is no room for
I be done
who are
;.,H st l ine;
e. ements.
iC it w ill
n iuilb-t-
ipie-tion as to what shoub
with eneniie- in our midst
coliviettd ol el forts lo il
this nation in it- war tin
I n their ease il w e arc -.ill
be a mere choice bituee
..ml hemp.
SKKAPNEL
It is -
i ran -poi
re Lpiit.
re , ion -
laled that, wit
in; facilities,
; arro-s i,i,et
t inn .
improved
al
Soon l'eirot;ra(l
be St. I 'ot er-hii r;j.
ride to make il
i 1 1 foot sool I.
wit! one
unless lb
ie!in-lu-
mor e
le-
cheni-
e
Mr.
Hoe
lel:
i'.ld
inlluenee -mil. to
nri tot he new Riv
n's bill, w hich is cnii
c i, i ; i in t!ie u-uai
I'
it was daii''cii)u-lv ac-
curate. The yunner will be eucour-aLo-d
to a slight correction of his
ranee. ( u the other hand by sueak
i in? away with a slight elevation or
j change in the direction of tTh;ht lbe
i aviator b-aes the gunner uncertain
. ol t he el lect of his init t . 1 1 shut s.
(The latier tin-thud i- a deliberate
y-leiu ol outguessing the iin crew,
while the lointer entail-, the possj
Inliiy of blunileriii'; into a 'hot in
stead oi working sy-1 emal iealy away
mint it.
I he I iernian are w orks (piite
frankly on he theory lh.it the best
way to deleat a French flyer is o
out-numbtr him four or five to one.
thie of the circus work- ahead itiil
at a lower level. Simula! in;: fliubt.i
!n- will turn and perniii a French-,
man to pur-ue him Then out of;
tin- clouds or down from a rtrcatcr
hei:;bt. swoop tile t e-t of t ho r;roup.i
I iie mill- are aain-t the I reiich
in. .n. who i - n.u nr. illy a- ,iih-d frotn
ecry an .it
Mo-: of the finhtni': lakes idacc
a! i;reat heiebt. The airplanes are
1 1 1 Hied nuo ; Ii 'ee t;ene ra
lor three types of work.
The "spot; in;;-' 'or
plane- fi al a hei-.;ht of
.1.1 1! Id feel where they cai
the pl.'uvuieui ,,f ene:''i-
aud receive .le.nals liuin
I reticlie Ill' v a re no
il cla
contact
2.51 II I ,,r
I detect
batterie.
tin i !- own
li 1 1 1 iui;
MOLDING FUTURE IMMI
GRANTS. .McAlester News-Capita! : Over
the I iernian Methodist church at
Stockton, t'ak, flics a hij; American
flajr. It represents the sentiments
of the I ierniau-speakinvr population
of Stockton. Their pastor, Rev. I'..
('. Jantiuscli, explaining why 1 lie
flair is t here, .-ays :
i "My father served in the 1'russiaii
wars of 'M. "o'i and 7'k and then
came to America in order that his
four sons mi-jht not be retired lor
; 'cannon food.' After the death
! vise of militarism is broken in this
vv.ir, multitudes will conic to this
1 country from iermany jttsi as my
father did. Then the ( ierman
Auierican minister can do his real
bit nioblin;; the new-comer lor citi
zenship." Any minister who pleaches and
practices as lbe Rev. Mr. Jutmu-ch
does, is doiii'f his hu right now. Hut
his prophecy of an aiter-the-war
immigration of llcrinan war-hater-,
is intere-1 ing. If 'tn-h a wae is
coininL;. it i- indeed a fine, patri
otic piece of work for our (iernian
citizens to prepare themselves lor
the role of teachers of American
ism. !
The same policy might well be
adopted by other important ele
ments of our citizenship. The best
teachers of Americanism to immi
grants are necessarily those of their
own blood who have preceded them
and absorbed the ideals of their
adopted country. This is really a
duly that the latter owe our coun
try. If in the past we have thought
1 1 1 o in derelict in this duty, it is pleas
ant to believe that ill the future
they are going to rise to their lull
obligation and opportunity and pass
on the beiutiu that have come to
I hem. There nro dih everywhere
today that lliey are gelling ready
to do sO.
The Bloomin' Kaiser.
ill
no-e are c. riainlv w m -I lie-w ar
hodi-is who at their I'hiladcl
coiifercuco meeting enthusias-
eeied the i-viii ceil opin-
tnal.i
that IF
Sundae would b
I hi -el of ptay in
0 mm
e lllo-l
t !.i -e t une
t ions
prac-
s I 111
w ihi
1 sv.am
way
,1
il
v.
, i
mi ire
s ihey
lo their
'iT.iti.i a
iioiroii -i v
I, ad,
oi I
the
n.l
than
it lo
I lb.
1 id man .
un unit aitis
1 n ten y ea r- two turn I
of the hat boy privilege
Mow York hotel, and n
iiave -i ed a quarter of
iloihir-. Moral : hang up
; at and lu; v t hri fi -I imp
machines. I he I ir-t pi nt coi em t hev
h ive i- ihe second patrol, flying an
other 4.111111 fee; ,,- ,,er their
head .. I iie-e machines are com-mi.s-ioii'-d
in iui rco 1 1 1 any enemy
planes :h:. ni iy have petiel rated ihe
h-irrii r 1 1 1 I ii'- fight ing - 'p:ailt en
above.
The mo-! thrilling work, both to
the i -n i o i n ,i t i. ii t of tin- civilian and
to the ilvcr In m -el l, is tile lop pa-
I ndianapo.'is ew s :
I '. ( ira II . -llpel ml elide
apolis public schools,
tion- to the teachers
grad
(Iron
no
N
1 1';
tauf.-'.ut s
; million
ear o w n
o- n
here i
;'uing machine
grim litisine--.
altv tor anv mi-cue i- a tiinil
2001111 feet 'or more. Most o
great fights, as for instance.
ot
liatid
mo
ib
t'lilli I
iheV were
er.ir'.i a-ks.
v want :
that ta.v
I lie l.ai-er
A nn rican p-n i
lit-, hear; - co
,,iii:o the ov
i;
; i . r e
: impo
met ica;
value li
iperty
ca -1
idly
I tell!
in I -:
-1 i
is co
con 1 1 -cai e
in i loruia :i v
at w
icon
en Wei
foll'jll!
bat-poli-
e of
ihe
that
mann ami h'onok. have
at that heigh,!.
Recently F.
d of Inilian
selll illstruc
of the third
to eliiniuate from the chil
readot s the I id man poem.
Kaiscrhhiincii." At school
11. T'hiriielh and Rader streets.
iiropriati- exercises were 1 1 old
while the page-; containing the poem
were pasted together. The teacher,
in' giving rea-nii lor this action,
'explained ihe nature of lite poem
and -aid that nothing in honor oi
'lie terrible kaiser would he allowed
n their hook-. When she had tin
shod, one prceocioii , y oungster
iro-i and solemnly declared: "That
loom shouldn't be called 'The Kai
erblunion' ; il should be called 'The
1 lb lotniu' kaiser.' "
and uoi r
for iheti
I!loie ii
intrv t
eatli
SIDELIGHTS ON WAR NEWS.
iap-
'. iernian
pay the
Self-Preservation.
( )1.
-ihle: they want lo b
oi a -nit In e,.r: -t tin
tilings t!i! country ha- ;;ii'u air!
can give t iieui. but at lbe nne time
I he . vv i-h to vciiii in i u i man . i ir-1
of all. And octtaiiilv tin- uiier
ai;ces a- well a- the enori- oi many
of them -hoy. thai til. y ha'.e iudulg
ed. if indeed tin", do noi -nil iu-
1 ae ict 'ua'i- -ta
eciii- to be ic.e.il
1 r tin- I'rui-h war
u-y hav e cho-en
v in ie'u li ingau'. onio
v.iiii .-non a nam--f
ti ifv ing even if
nut of it- tracks.
at
tanks
name
w hich
l ear '
il in lb
niachim
Si-1 1 1 1 1 z.ei
bile," A thin;,
i-. that would In
it fever lllovei
t abeti
m iln
i ii
I ilollgll '
paper have
lieen
foolish dream oi I n-r-
nianiziug tin- cotiutrv and uianag-
iug il in I id in iny 's int crest s.
in the current Met 'hire'- maga
zine a I 'iernian-American contrib
utes a very interesting article mulct
his own si;;naiuri. In brief, it is
an appeal to i iermati-nn rican-. m
declare wheie they -.and and -top
resenting as an ' in-nh" any inquiry
as to their attitude toward out
war with t iermany , Me - iy -. ei v
truly, that the country has a right
to know where they stand, and that
to dodge the question by complain
ing of "insult" w ill not do. I le in
timates that ,!.-. numbers of ih.-ni
are rcfusin;; to make it clear where
ihey stand, and b avt s it to be in
ferred that they are either too an
gry am! obstinate to be willing lo
commit themselves or that tbey ate
really standing on lieiinany's Av.
1 'I course, lie does mu venture to
add. as does M r. iet a I'd in 1 he
; iint ii ieri i d. to abov e : "I .d mi
ni; llietii one tiling, and that i-. if
y. any remote possibility the I ier
: lan- did gain a foothold in ibis
.oiiutty through the aid of those of
liorman de-cent here, before v. e of
other descent in this coutitiv sub-
milled lo ('icrmaii rule we would at- j With I'.altimor
tend to every traitor! We do not , demanding S10 ;
Mi-soiiri furiii-he.
its best recruits, it
-ohlii I's. physically. If
department the -oldier
troiii Mi-souii have lo
garded as rept e-en t ing,
a superior lot of met..
T he avalanche h
the chief obstacles
military endeavor. At ;
thousands of tons of -
inav come littiTtin
ta
Ulo
ed Mate
A perfect
the war
recruited
In ell re
- a cla--.
high. Y
In
no .toil raii-et ipt : t II I Kox-
ui marrv nt v daughter .'
ni are supported bv vour
father.
.suitor -'es, sir, hut my gov'nor'
tiled of supporting me, be says, and
I thought I'd get into another lam-
ned
ot 'peace
the lior-
niaiis Keep on inarching into Ku-sia.
annexing more territory as they go.
bin by the time they got to the ea-t-etti
end of Siberia the Japanc-e are
ikely lo a-k l!;e reason w hv.
The critics of Secretary Ibiniels
have been practically silenced by the
facts, but some of them still submit
that they can't understand how a
mere editor of a newspaper could
accomplish ,-o much. They might
he pointedly reminded that a suc
cessful newspaper editor learns
early to employ his subordinates lor
all that they are worth and that no
tew of Mr. Daniels' subordinates are
naval experts.
stout
un ni i
unit s
hav e
t ron s
a
; - -.-
been one Oi , y
g O o VV 11 1 1 i c
tatiisidos. v, iping out mint try
rifle shut i, declared to
caused one extremely di-as-avalanche.
As the war
to a decision, it
niercliandise
conies more
eras
Ihe nations al war with iiet'tnauv
are: Serbia. Russia. France. I'.el
giuiu. I i real I'.rilain. Montenegro, (
japan. Italy. Portugal, Rumania.!
I'liited States. Cuba, Panama.1
(ireece, Siani, Liberia. China, lira-'
il. Rumania and Ru-sia have re-
contly dropped out of the fighting, j
and peace treaties with ( iermany I
are pending. !
lies its way along
lisiuihance of the
upply in all lines be-
marked. While we
cannot tell any one what we shall;
have to charge for goods as things
develop, ibis much may be depend
ed upon :
( i u r prices w ill be the very lowest
possible under the circumstances,
o o o
Piuy Thrift Stamps.
o II O I
Do you know that April is one of
the most treacherous months of the
year? You are apt to he deceived,
by the apparently beautiful weath-
er. 1 1 is not so warm out as it !
The kaiser say s the Almighty "has
certainly something in mind for the!
iernian people." This is probable,'
hut ii may not he ju-t vv hat the
kaiser expect-. The head- of the
i iernian people are already danger j
oiisly swelled, and if lbe dream of
world dominion were realized the:
consequences might be di-a-l i ons. ;
j The first American soldiers were
I killed in action ',.e -I 1017 m Iici,
a small detachment of American in-i llmU "" " "ut "" ,,IC 1,1:1,1
ifantrvmcn was attacked in the front Smlt""'. to gather a few Mowers.
Hue trenches bv a superior force of :"ul ''"l,u' ,l'l,'k ,l,ml,s the Mowers
it.erman-. Tho'-o men verc Corp. I l'lu" '' 1,11,1 ,'"1'1- -Now " 'l'
I ,,,.. i; i :....m,., ... .-,.,i,si ,o .Heads to a congested condition of
: I "i ivatc
iiirgh
i in-sham. Fvanstmi, Ind.; I
ITiomas F. l-.nright, l'itt
and Private Merle D. I lav.
propose thai ihey shall pay us like
the Iroeil snake of Aesop's fa
ble." ENEMY ALIENS AND WAR
SUPPLIES.
Again xve hear of crooked work
in a manufacturing concern under ,
When Secretary Daniels cli r i -1 on -d
llenrv' Ford's submarine chasers
: "eagle-." ho perpetuated a name
illtat is historic in lbe navy. Ac-
i cording to naval records, lilleen
e shipyard w orkers i nieriean fighting ship- beat ing
i ilav and I 'acific i ' '"at name have distinguished lliem-
the throat and lungs, you are in ;ii
fair wav to contract pneumonia. Do;
not lake chances, procure a can of
Denver Mud. Use it according to di- '
iictiotis and save yourself a spell ol
sickness. ;
o o n !
I'.uy War Savings Stumps.
II o o
Toilav is Faster. Although dves
caulkers demandim
coast ship
a dav and overtime, it would ati
pear thai I log Uland or its spirit
sp, selves m the Kevolut loiiary War, 11 s,.u..,..
.the naval war with France, the War,1" ;"''''', ,-u'l':-'
of 1SL'. the Civil War and the Span-1 :in" """"lal tons lor ?c.
is spreading ilsel
nelit.
across the contt- I
isli-American W ;
How would it do to place
ternment camiis all those 1
in m
o per-
iernian inuuc-nce lo wlncli our gov- sist in delving the lood conservation
ernmetit gave large orders for v.ar rules, and there place these (iernian
supplies. The chief executives of ; aides on half rations until end of
the 1'nited States ( iauge Company ; the war?
of Sellers villc. J'a., have been ar-1
rested and two of them jailed on j Senator John Sharp Williams, of
the charge of so tampering with tor- j Mississippi, has the right idea in in-
pedoes as ly cause them to explode
disastrously oh the ship from which
they are fired and of so adjusting
the gauges used by aviators as to
mislead airmen into such high alti
tudes that they will he overcome in
the rarified air. The investigation
shows that the Sellersville plant
has been under distinctively (ier
nian influence. Of the three exec
utives in charge, one speaks broken
English and is naturalized; the sec
ond speaks no English, came from
(iermany only six years ago, and is
an enemy alien; the third is also
an enemy alien. The government
had given the concern large orders,
sisting that l.al-ollette
from the senate. Whv not? Cm
on, senator, and suggest a firing
squad for your pro-kaiser colleague?
Haven't you noticed that the rail
roads are handling business mighty
smoothly under I'ucle Sammy's
management ?
Some of the Ardnioreile delivery
hoys are knitting for the soldiers.
All these loyal "newsies" are Inly
ing thrift stamps. It's a mighty
fine, manly hunch of young Ameri
cans that distribute the Ardmore
ite each day.
o o o
liny Thrift Stamps and War Sav
ing Stamps.
O 0 o
Yes, of course, il is all right for
you ladies to "doll up" a little extra
for Faster. We always love you a
lot. but when you are arraved in
;all vour liuerv, vou arc irresistible.
Hut do not forget to heed the ad-
wiedersebeii "iif tebi-.-ildiefswied- vice we gave you last week. : lew
! i.,-si.i..,t " ,,f k'..rltilw.ry;.r,.c.i applications of Scotch Tone Hair
driven I H'ohcsbaldigesw todersehen
Placards are hung in alt German
railway stations admonishing pas
sengers to say "goodliy" in German
and not in any enemy language.
They are advised to lake their
choice ot these tonus: doot lie-
schutze Dich." "Got segue Dich,"
'Auf w iodersehen," "Auf baldiges
Sorry He Spoke.
Washington Slar: 'T told Ilen
lietla that I was proud to see her
vot' just like a man," said .Mr.
Meek ton.
"Did that please her?"
"No. The choice of phrase was
unfortunate. She said that if she
couldn't vote better tlvm a man
here would have been no need
"of her troubling about the ballot in
the lirst place."
Wdnioreile Want Ads gel results.
Color Restorer will add a lot to the
appearance of your hair, and no
woman is really beautiful, who is
not the proud possessor of a lovely
head of hair.
n o o
liny Thrift Stamps and War Sav
ing Stumps, now.
ooo
I-'roni tin: amount of straw hat
dye we have been selling lately, we
feel sure a great many new Easter
bonnets will blossom forth.
Frame Drug Co.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
MAIL OKDKKS K KIVK I'KOMI'T JiNI) ( VltKHT. ATTKNTION. &I1UTINU ( IIAIUiKS PREPAID.
Silverware, Cut
(Ha.ss and ( liiitit
Tliinl flcirir.
loRABPgHjlROWN
13-l3i iU7:38 tWUlST..'
Z- OKLAHOMA OTX QKLA..
Grafonolas
and Keeords
Third Floor.
KAIl KOAlt I AKKS KKKlNDIil) ACCORDING TO TIIK PI-VN
TA1LKRS ASSOCIATION.
OK THK OKUYHOMA CITY RE-
Your New Spring Draperies
At Little Cost
Send For Samples Select the Ones You Desire
and Send us the Measurements of
Your Windows.
and Your Draperies will be made Free of Charge and re
turned to You l'ost Paid, ready to hang to your windows,
without further expense or trouble than the stamps for in
quiry and return order. Note these, which are the NEWEST
and Verv MODERATELY PRICED.
VJ J ' ;!VI '(J
Kg
('reliiiiiies CnrKfiius florals ami bold slripc.l dc-.sii-tis-,
nt' brilliant fadeless colui-ins's; also t;iit-stry
fl'l'i-ets, mid, by way of mi-tit iotiin-;, those iite ex
eeiiliiinallv desirable fur Ki.ittinj, Itus its well asi
1 it.iiet i s, Uoum Sets, etc Yard, SI.00 up to $1.75.
Merei'l-ied .Materials. For civet-drapes, come in tbe
nevvest sti!iiro(if sliaili'S, in ruse, tan; also wliit'-, Willi
bluebird designs. Yard, i5c.
liiieualovv Net -While, ecru and ivory; excellent
yard-wide li.le material. Special at, yard -lac.
Mariiiselles A siiiierinr (iiality and brand new. in
white, ei earn and ecru. I'lain wilb hemstitched ami
ribbon elites. Special at. yard Hie.
( iirla in Madras In nuim-roti.s attractive designs, in
blue, rose and yellow; lull 4U inches wide. At. yard ic.
Panel Nets--c'on.si.stini,' of Xottiinjhani, Cable and
Filet .Nets, in a wide variety of new desiuns, in nine
inch panel; choice of white, ivory and ecru. The
panel, 50c III Jil.'.'.j.
Kilet Nets -In a larne diversity of .small designs.
with lace cdKitiR; full W inches wide; yard, "iDc.
Plain Nets -40 inches wide and splendid tuilit its,
white and ivtii v. Special, at vnrd 4!le.
Iirapcries are made free of charge
A I lloraliatt;h ItrovMi's
llraH ry Departmenl
Tliinl I Titor, i sl Ktmm
in
Ueineiiilier
Six Potent Reasons for the Choosing
Of l.a Camille Corsi'ls, liver vvliieli Ihe wizards of I'ri'inli
I'lishitin.s pi rfeet their i reatitins of arlLstie dress. Nut"
tliem attentively.
First. I'et feet design
int,'. hai iniini.iii1; with
the t-e!iiireinent.s of ev
ery f inn re.
Second The perfect
vi'iitil.-itiiii: front and
bad; feature, the patent
ed -Vciilillo."
Tiiii'd - 1 1 lu'ltest tiual-itv-
of tnatcrials and
vvoi Kinaiiship.
!' hi it h - Correct, ,Scj
enlific fittiiiK seivie".
Fiflit Ijivvt price
pi nportionately, to any
other enrsi't.
Sixlli- The universal
satisfaction enjoyed by
all wearers of "La Ca
mille" Corsets in all
parts of the world.
Keltic mlier, Ihe l.a (a
miile corset Shop at
Itiiraliaiiuli - llrinvii's,
Seeoad ITonr, East
lioiiin.
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. sta i a .i .i a' nt wr,
mm
The Sweetness of the
Violets
The Korxemis eolorims of the tulips IIia fra
Kranee (if the hyacinths, are actualities liel'oie
the inind's eye as you naze
-Un the loveliest of Spring fasliions that are
eiiianatint; from the drcssnialntit: iie,artment.
Styles that arc exclusive and refined.
Styles created in the minds oi genius and art
and originality.
-Completed by the hand of cleverness and
ability.
Suits, Coals, Dresses, SUirts ami Mouses.
Kaeh a style unto itself.
Yet liarmonizini,' with the fashions of the hour
Hut exclusive, especially adaptable to the wear
er and her personality.
And TIMS, the wizardry of torment fashioning1
is hrouKht lo you at prices so unusually moderate
that you gasp in wonderment, and spontaneously
desire to possess their equal. Let us convince
ou at
At Rorabaiigh-lirown's Dressmaking Dept.,
Third Eloor.
Satins and Silks of the Moment
New, Decidedly NEW! And Merit Prompt Viewing
10-Inch Black Satin, $l.:0
- (if beautiful qu.tUy and finish.
Weight suitable for suits, skirts,
sleeveless jackets and trimmiiiKS.
Very liinh lustrous satins.
36-Inch Mars Serge. $3.50
--Decidedly new. a serge twill weave
with a rich satin finish. Suitable
for various tailored Karments. New
shades rose, taupe, erovv blue,
ittizon. a new tan and chalk white.
40-Inch Fancv Baronetto
Satin, $5.50 Yard
- A new- and beautiful satin skirtinc.
"White with brocaded patterns of
plaid and figures.
10-Inch Satin Shantung
$2.50 Yard
Dress and suit weight Shantung
Pongee with a new lustrous satin
finish. New shades silver, lose,
reseda, tail and white.
Crepe de Chine
Extra Value, $1.50 Yard
Special weight and finish crepe de
chine. One. that is worth ".lo more
a yard on today's silk market, .lust
received all of the new colors, con
sisting of maize, pink, flesh, Russian,
emerald, purple, eopen, navy, tan.
brown, black and white.
At Koraliuugh-Drown'ti SUk Shop M ain Moor, West Ifcnini, West Aisle.
Shipment of New White Novelty Voiles
Just arrived, l-'ine qualities in very dainty, attractive styles in stripes, lace figured effects and embroidered
effects, ;bj and 40 inches wide priced at yard 6!le, 85e and $1.20.
White Kaeouet Cloth- 34 inches
wide, excellent for white skirts, chil
dren's wear and dresses; 3."jc quality.
Special, yard "9e.
IIG-Iiich I'ajiuna Cheeks, fine qual
ity, yard 2!)e.
IIOTiich Pajama Cheeks Yard, lSe.
Piiinia Cheeks and fluids, in fine
quality. Yard 33c.
I'lain Wile Voiles promise to bo
the most used fabric for white waists
and spring and summer dresses. All
styles magazines and papers men
tions this as one of the leading fab
rics. We have complete stocks and
we delight in displaying them.
40-iiieh I'lain White Voile Special
value, yard 25e.
40-inch Plain White Voiles in finer
qualities, yard 33c and 3!)e.
43-inrh I'lain White, yard 50c.
13 inch Two-ply White Voile A
splendid quality for the price. Yard.
59c.
13-inch Finer Two-ply Voiles Ex
cellent fabrics for graduation dresses,
lie sure and see these. Yard 75c, $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50.
10 inch Voiles in plain colors, ail
shades. Yard 39c.
Try llankok Soiling for spring
dresses and suits, pretty colorings in
tun, light blue, pink, rose, gray, em
erald, king blue, navy and white.
Yard 09c.
Dress I.Lnens Different qualities
In French and Mamie weaves, flood
selection of shades, 30 and 45-ineh
widths, priced at yard 75c, $1.00 and
$1.25.
At Rorabaugh-Rrown's, Main Floor, West Koom, West Aisle.