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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918.
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AMERICAN ART SHOWN
the best work nf ii number "f wll
known a n 1 lesier know ii "itits nf
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IN YDIINfi FYUIRIT! llMtl.iK fn.f., fortlKM I.iu.Iiih
111 IUUI1U LAI IIUII , r)i,. n,, W it A. filake.
j ! i Ii'm, "Tin' W IKwiiin un "Indian
iWuinen In l'an,i." Iwii exam ili'M "f
lollci'tlnn of I'Miillm." Hunt? at i underfill t f 1 1 t ri t uf Indian sub
Tulsa Art store will Attract J"'',M- Th pain'cd on
in. i iingn ii y j i.t t . .M, par; nf 1111 niu
tal, which I Ii.' artlht nt up In m'I . i.
I M.l l.ilinl.
I ! 1 1 1 1 ' 1 y , the Indiana artrt
liners of Muster I'uIiuIiikn.
FROM CHICAGO GALLERY!
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J. W. Young Itrlngs Number of Hi-I
I xiiiiipli'N of I'limoiiM Works frnni
YiinUiv mill I'ordKn llriisli".
Tills. i luiliii'H limy hi' curl' hi'il wnn.
tlvrfully In nil IIii'oiikIi the effurisi
of Lester W. Wetzcll, local rt il'ul-
er, hy the visit here of J. W. Ymiiiis, j
t'hlinKu all deairr nn( i .oiinoivni.,11, j
wh, i tN exhibiting in thn T 1 1 1 -, i Art j
HUnf iimiI In t lit iirll'iliilMK iiiiirn a I
col! tpui nf p;iiiitini.'H liv .i't.,in nl
fume ami ability. Mr. Yimiiik linriif
picture all day yesterday in prep
iiriitltin nf his CKhil.il. whlili ui.l
n 1 1 ti 1 1 thrniiKli II'" licit few d-iys,
iii1 to which l hi' piihlh' Ii InvlK'il
Mr. YmiMK, who owns an n rt nai
lery In I'hicaK'i. whcru ho mrracti
ho liucrx nf th- hinullfiil, Ii hcr"
icrnuiially ini, In nffiTlnx n'linc of
Irlliiili'M hi'M'ii nf hui p.ilMji-'H
I Km K'llh'i'. .iii.l Mr. Ydoni; K.iys lie
I ri-iriiriU Iticin an anions Hn. hi"t
j WnrkH nf .i ni. in who ha ilnnc iinn ll
lo cHtaliliih ll.c fact that llnrc i.m nil
In A in 'i 1 a liulhJy, Hi-if tuiiKhl, ami
pnliiMiik.' ail alniic In I li- llltlc ctv
of Hii Itii"IhI. Iii'l., Ih prohiihly an
uc.l kiiouii .im any Wchfi'i ri pniiitcr,
h.ih Mr. W'HiiK. A ii'iinlicr of his
puce., arc hnnif In Ihc rl KfH
nf Ihc wcsl
in aiplliinii to tho I'.un'ly anil
innkcln. i.m. Ilicii. arc im IihIcI in the
. h 1 1 1 1 the work nf Mil' hell, who
wnikcil with Ulakrlock. ninl a iiinn
I'cr uf 'J'iiNii ImoicH liavn piii'liiitH nf
HiIh nrtiNl Ahlilch, i c. In ml. Aug
ust Halm. William Hipp. Tlmiii.ix
IxniKhty, Mncllei, Haerup, Miirxo.u
nil l 'i. i In al -ii i mil r l l.ii I c tn the (nl
lectioii. I .am I lankiiiicn'i, ihe Nm wckIi n,
h'in "YuUithlc." M- Ii it'll Ih n heanllfiil
I'XiimpIn nf this aillHt'n conception
of Ii Im native cnntoinh, lllul J ti 1 1 n , .1 at
I'raiK, "The I'nnHlriK Shower," 11 In.''
ly 1 untie, Mini they are two fin" '
amplcH nf their partp'iil.11' ittyli".
Hlhlain Weii'lt, 11 I'hlciiKo arllM.
Iihk a IuiiiIh' ape n the ciilleclpni lh'i
in i haiuitfriK'p: of tils reioKiilzed
talent.
Two e,'iiiiie( ,,f tho art of K'roll
ate Inane, 1 f,,r Ihc cxhlhll hy 'I'll Isa in
' Itlvcr InilOHtry" m u huxy dimly nf
Ni'vv York harhnr iictivites. ninl n
lii.ct r.m I .-1 if itfi 11 k to ChnrlcH ImiiK
Im, Mi. Yiiiiiik fecln. Is piiit.an.y
111111111; Ihe 1,1 xt art In the cit y.
Local artisu ha.e thie,. n t "1
In the coiled inn. "I'llichoi." hy
Mm Towiifienil, Hhnwn the Imm
11 list, anil "I Inniewunl Umilnl," hy
William llieclic, Ih 11 type this XinniJ
ari.Hl hhpiiim innt pKinilsinu n.
Mine. N I'lnpath his a won'lhiii'l
1 ketch 'hat Is worthy, Mr YnnnK
saM TIicmi! 11111 offeicl for hah,
k 1 ami aie not In Ihe caliilnK
I The cxhihlt will he open to t lie
nhlie il.uly
CHEROKEE AND CREEK
COUNCILS ASK MONEY! na
uonaai aomcoraRnr"
THE GERIYIS OP INFLUEIMZA
3d ,
TJe Influent Bacilli are Mceedinirly imall, those shown in the above
eut bein maffnified about 600 timc. under Uie mirroncope. After
theae germ. Kt Into the blood, and we auffer from Influenr.a, the
disease leavea us with thin, watery blood,-weak, anaemic, and unable
to do, our accustomed work.
' t,'1'" to dT in. ,uc.h CT . Put ,ron in y01" Mood and the
ce Is become round and red They lose the Irregular shape ,nd you
gain in vim, vigor and viUllty The beat combination of iron for the
blood it in the form of a new iron tablet, put ud by Dr Pierce riul
"Irontlc." You will find instep of pale'cheefling; of laUufe
tired, worn-out before the day is half done, after taking "Irontic"
...your cheeks will have color, you will feel strong and vigorous and ready
for the fray. Start now and you will be surprised how full of vim
vigor and viUllty you will feel in a few short weeks " '
Keep the system in good order, take plenty of ejerclse in the fresh
air arid practise cleanliness. Remember a clean mouth, a clean skin
and dean bowels are a protecting armor against disease. To keep tho
liver and bowel, regular and to carry away the poisons within, it Is best
to take a .vegetable p.ll everv other day, made up of May-apple, aloes
Jalap, and sugar-coated, to be had at most drug stores, known as
boctor Piercers Pleasant Pellet. If there i. a sudden onsef of wh"
appeare like a hard cold, one should go to bed. wrap warm take a hot
mustard foot-bath, and drink copGudy of o7Yemonade Vp.in
develop, in head or back, ask the druggist for Anuric (antl-uric)
Tablet. Theae will flush the bladder andidn.y. and carrr off poK
ou. matter To control the pain, and ache, take oneAnurlc Tablet
every two hour., with freouent drink, of lemonade. The pneumonia
appear, in a most treacherou. way, when the influeiua victua i.
ipparently recovering and anxloua to leave hi. bed.
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
IS FIRST REQUIREMENT
The full purpol t nf the acllon nf
'In cailtal :imiii coniiiiille.' In ram
II. K the haiv to all cl.li.rieH of I ml i lis -try
Is cnntaincil in a telegram fiom
Asa It. unsay chairman of II. e I in -tin
t ciiniinltli c, In .1. H. ( nn.len, iih
trlct i' i . in r 1 1 1 1 1 '.' 1 1 1 ii n
lmphnMH. however. Hcemfi to he
lahl upon thti ,iv iil.ilnl Iv of lahor
ami material for all pinject.s enn
cn,pialei. In Till-". I'm ' use It is rc . ' I
tliitt hoth lahnr ami maiernil .111
aviiilan'e for ail Ihe municipal ami
county plolcitH which have hecn
pl.ilineil ami im ilciay nr inahllily 'o
s cure in., m rrsnry permis.smn Is
.1 11 1 : 11 .i 1 .-.I
l'nlluwini Ih Mr. KainHay'H tele
1 .1 111 to M r 1 'me!. 11 :
"Capita! ihsiics cmrulttec Ii in
yolcil ihnt hercalti'r where m il.'il.il
ami jahor me .tvn ilatile Ikhiich tor im.
pniveiiieni of hlKliWays. for Imihl.t.i;
HchoolH. hnspital.s. w ulcr, Hewane.
iliainiiKe iiml irriic.itioii n. i f mrt. ami
for thf '.ii.pi owinciit of fire ami po
lice priilcct im, will ri'CCUe favoi.i
hhi ciiiiMiilei anon wh'-ri ci nnomi. im
pnrliuii'K p. hhoHii 10 exist am! that
the committee will likewise k ve fa
viiiiihln cnnsulei iilun hi .mlilstrlal
anil imlilie iitllny y.iin'S whir., the
improvements o 1. 1 1 1 1 j I a r .-.i am
nmpatilile w ith reailjusi nn nl of H
pence hiiMlit. Y i'nle,ila 'h wire an to
ihHilcH of (1 0 , (1 11 ii or less rcfi iM In
all '.smiich rmw pcmlniir. .hkk.si you
Klvn thin wnle pnhln iiy "
I laic liniwri a nm Utiieilnx' In
t roil in Hon ninl I'BHMiKf 'Unit He
linhiirscs ( (inversion niH'rl).
1 heri.kee iifi.l ( reek Imliaiis hive
' Joilicil h, if, il In kc a t'IU"llielll with
.the K'll ei limi'lit fo plnp'1'y lisi'il l'
II (lul.IlK the war nf the reliell"ll.
anil huve ilr.mn 11 lull which 1 "t"
RitKHinmi T. A. ( haniliei hus ngi''-l
In liProiliicc unci get i nai te.1 into
law, if poHnihlc
I At ,1 in 1 1 1 ik of t'h r.iken freemen
council ut Kurt iJionuii, Mmiihiy,
'':ipl !. W. liiayii'iii, 1 nief o I no
'neks, was pieseni, ami he ask'',
I llmt the a' thni of the ( 'herukeCs uixii
inclinli! hl.i trlhf.
('aplaiu liiaysnii mikk' "te,! 1h.1l an
a t 'herokee freelniiin ciaini was the
same an I lie ( 'reek line, 111,11 a tlau''e
he inhli'. I tnil ii'Mil-l covii all. This
Wan wn.it was written 111 the hill.
"Ami he 11 f 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 eliai te, Hint
the conit of claims .-'ha hear ami
ilctei li.lne Ihe claims nf I 'recks llll'l
.Senuno.i. lull. inn ,,f Jml.nn lerri
tot, now 1 iklalmina. for lalnl ailotdl
ami iimiiey 1I11.11 it,.ic, to Kin fteeil
Inen i,f S.IPI 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1, lilHp r Ihe trta'y
Of I M,l,,"
The hill .IN ilia Wll Kllll fnlWal'lll"!
to 1 'oiiki e.vsmn 11 Chamllei is us fol
lows I
"To reftr all ..u.ns of Mm I'heio
k.o. Iiiili.nii, wi.etm.r as iinliii'lij.iiti
or o: .'."i w c ', to the rout ..I riainm.
"lie 11 cnai e,i py the si-nnru anil
limine of 1 1 pi esen'al , cs of llu
I'lntcil -raiiu ,,f Aineini 111 cuiici ess
.i.-w'ii.lip il. 'i nat ail cl.1.001 of the
ii.'i.iKi'i! Imlians, n-si'liii' t-ithtr
ic.isl ,11 1st (,f ,. Missi.s .pp liver,
'against the piv ermiieiil of the
I lllteil Stales, u.'lc l.'l .c 1 lit) . V l 111! I s
in I Minis, or pai!n of iliu 1 Herokee
ii illi'll, ari.s.HK 111. ler the pmiisioii
nf any of tliu lre.ii;ia hi tween the
I nlt.'il Slates ami Ihe heioi.ees, or
Mimlei any pi vv nr act of conKics ami
lis 1 any all. I Mil cl.nllis on neliall nf
'ton ('herokee I ri I j 111s In Mie lnilj.ii!
, Tei'lltoi y, now (.ikl.iiioni.i, or cant (if
Hie Mississippi liver, lor property
taken in I lie naM In lian Territory,
now 1 ik nlioina, or cast of ttm Mi
Hl.ipp rivi-r, ami iiscj hy the
jl'luie'l Slates iirmy ilmiiiK t Ii w 11
of the 1'i'ljcllnm, he ami they are
hirehy li'ferreil to the court nf
1 1. inns fnr ,1'ljii'li. .1:1011. 1111,1 Juris
illitmn Im hciei.y innfeiied upon n-iPl
MJor Thuw It Pnmiotcil. ""r' ' " nu 10 ue-
N'l'vv viiHk' Mnv "i . M.iinr wii tt' tniinc wnat suin or suma or money,
Unm Thaw. Atncilcnn 'nee" with the 1 ( ""' J""v Jn "nn t
03, rnltcil Stnlen aero H.iiiulron In ! ', Nl"itf.t to "aid Chcrokpe In-
rrancf. hin hecn ,r..ni( 1 to !J"'. r. sp. 1 in c!) , nml frnni any
llriilcnunt rohmeiicv. neednlinif In ' "" '"'" 1 " " rcmiereil i y
nilvlci'H received here toilnv l.v Alan,"''111 fo'i't l either of Haul claiiim
It!
ea
oe
ay
es
tie
oa
a
no
It. Htiwley, preniilent of the Aero
club of America.
People who
are savinrf
find
urape:Nuts
food a valu
able help.
I'll awn
1
the I'nitcil Stiitcn, or th cluiinunt af
fi-ctt'd thereby, may uppcal to I lie
supreniH cimrl (if the I'liited StuicH:
provlilcil, that KUch appeal hy ciMicr
the rniled Htaii-M or "aid cjimants.
lesino'tivt'ly, shall be taken und 1'er.
fueled within ninety days utter the
rendition of Bind juilkiiK'nt; and m
case of auch appeal the ruimrs sn.ill
be udvanced U11011 the (locket of the
eiipreine court for heiirlnK upon the
appilCKtion of either putty hereto.
"The court of claims shall hear an,
determine the claim of the eaatrrn
and western Cherokee 1 milium fur
land n HOted and moneys paid to the
Cherokee freedmen under the aliened
treaty of lsj
"And be It ufrther enacted, that thn
court of cluima shal hear nd deter
mine the claims nf the Creek and
Seminole Indians of Indian Territory,
now Oklahoma, for land allotted and
money 'distributed to the freedmen
of the said nations, under the treaty
of 1S68."
A great many persons are Interest,
ed In the bill, because It is Intended
to settle a Ionic mooted question. The
Cherukees lake the position that the
government ha,ltin right to take
their property and give It to the
negi'n slaves held hy the tribes, and
the treuty nf IliliB, tnpy contend, wu
forced upon them. They ask thufl
the tribe be paid for all lands lakstti
hy the government and given to
freedmen following the war, a con
dition, they say, that only obtained
In the five nations, and nowhere In
the Htiuth was It enforced against
southern sympathisers.
a a
ce
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KANSAS CITY TROUBLED
WITH STRAW BONDSMEN
the
Its
Tulsa Is not the only city in
southwest which Is having
troubles with straw bondsmen.
Kansas City Is not only having
trouble with automobile thieves, but
after they are once nrrcMed, their
bonds are forfeited, find ns Us often
thn cuse !n Tulsa, they are found
lo be worthless.
A former schoolteacher and his
wife are the offenders this time.
Amos T. Vaile und Mrs. llernallllii
Vulle. formerly of lhilsy, Okla., are
chiirifed with having stolen lliilck
cars at Okeman and at Oklahoma
City. The offense charged against
them at Kansas City was selling 11
stollen lltiick to a rcal etitute denier.
They were out on la.Oflo bonds und
when their cuses were called yester
day, they failed to appeal'. Their
bonds were furnished by a profes
sional bondsman.
Vuilo und his wife formerly taught
school ut Daisy.
NEW NEGRO HOSPITAL TO
BE STARTED NEXT WEEK
DO
on
S3
On food turn
dttvrVei anoihrr
to 09 grind it
The rich aroma and full flavor of Inter-State
Coffee is fast finding favor with coffee critics
and consumers generally, who have formerly
paid a high price for coffee satisfaction. The
first cup is convincing the price means a
saving. Fresh roasted.
Your Grocer Sells It
Roasted by The Intkr-Statk Grockr Co., Jom.in, Missot hi
Need for n hospital for the colored
people of Tulsa having Ktowu more
und more apparent from day to day.
various Interests among the colored
peoplo have made, arrangements
whereby one will be started by the
middle of next week. The same col
ored nurses, Mrs. Marshal and Mrs.
Khzabcth Smith, members of the
lied Cross, who volunteered for such
excellent service in the colored sec
tion of the emergency hospital, will
he In charge of this new Institution.
I'r. Charles It. VYickhum, the negro
physician who took charge of uf
fulrs at the colored emergency hos
pital, will be head physician In the
j new one.
It Is proposed to make tins a free
Institution for those who are not
able to pay for service. There will be 1
separate rooms for paid patients. ni
no case, however, will financial con- I
stdeiations, It Is stated, make a dif
ference in the quality cf service ren
dered. Kiiuipment from the emerRency
hospital will be used and for the I
present the most available building
! will he commandeered. It is hoped
I by sponsors of the move that this
I will branch out into a big uffair
Mrs. C. II. Hubbard and Mis ):.
fury are on the hoard of directors,
I which Insures correctness In Its con-'
; duct.
, The tii'-riws who arc fostering the
j hospital ask the support ninl co
I npeiution of the white people of
: Tulsa In their move. They believe
'they have a worthy obieci aii.i if it
lia out on its fvet, 0110 which will lid i tlio
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5 Buy
ub r
11 m-
' It
Tat (vrwnasBt nnstU yen to to yor Carlstaaa Slop-
jagg
suas
111111 - nnm,.- I
Charge purchases ma&e Jn&au an& 6atur6ay toill be Gharge& to
December account, payable January 1st
to. s. s.
-Abooe All let's TJU&e "vShis
-A 3hil6ren' Ghristmas
To delight the heart nf little
children.
Toys well nnil substantially
made llic product of Amcri
t un Ki'tnitv
Toy ill bro;i(cr iissorlmrnts
snd tiiiii'P novel cuiKeptions
Hi. m p-erhups any season previous.
-And the Kingd 1111 of Toj s Toyland is radiating the
Christmas Spirit.
- Surely no one this yciir will forget the little folks for
whom Christmas Day is primal ily intended.
Our H.isetnent has been given over to the displav of toys.
And these ate ideal d.is to make selection early lttorn
1 1 IX choosing is most satisfactory.
No Toys exchanged, no refunds or none sent on spproral.
Our $100
XDirthmor !
TDaists
. "Unusual Sale o .
1000 Dozen
XDomen's
TjanSkerchiefs
Choice
A very fortunste purchai.
enables us to offer Jim then"
fine-quality Cotton Handker
( hlefs at un unusually low
price; embroidered corner
designs In white nnd colors.
It will pay you to lay In a
good supply t this price.
Main I lixir
Complete Khaki 'Urao
eling Cases
3.4s
4$
XDarm Jleecy
IRatenab
For Cold Weather
Garments.
KI It c 1 i nut I RIDAV
White Outing
Special, yard
-a heavy napped, full
bleached, serviceable qual
ity outing for gowns, etc
Kimona Fleece
Special, yard
a fine woven, fleeced
material shown In pretty
floral patterns, suitably for
kimonos and tea-Jackets.
Franklin Outing
Special, yard
a medium weight, serv
iceable quality Outing,
shown In large variety of
light and dark colored
patterns.
White Wool Flan
nel Special, yard
woven from selected
wool; very fine, soft fin
ish for Infants' garments
Bathrobe Cloth
Special, yard
a selection of 26 differ
ent patterns; very good
quality, unusually low in
price.
Eiderdown
Special, yard
a heavy wool-nappod
quality shown In pink, red
blue, grey, tan and whit.
StH"ond Floor
21c
23c
25c
59c
69c
79c
3,
s. rrxr
$3.45
COMPLETE KHAKI TRAVEL
ING CASES
Special
An excellent gifl for the boy
nt ramp, or for a man that
travels; they are equipped with
safety razor, shaving and den
tal preparations, etc. very
special at this price.
KHAKI WRITING PADS nr
Special at -30 C
A complete writing folder
made of khaki, containing
writing tablet, paper, envel
opes and lead pencil.
Comforts
-AttraGtioely iOriGe&
Jbr Jrifisyj
COMFORTS o rn
Special st0v
a sood-welght comfort,
covered with sllkollne 111
floral or conventional de
signs, and plain colored
backs, well stitched. CCxsO
Inches.
One of the Biggest Sauings TDe at)e OfJereS in Ulany a Day
.v 3n T?)ouse6resses
The styles nrc nil trim nnd new. 1
The materials unusually Rood quality.
The trimmings smart and different.
The prices verified arc lower than before the war.
COMFORTS
Special
a niedlum-wnlght
fort, covered with
line plain renters
floral borders, and
,t$4.95
com
lilko-
am!
plai.i
and colored backs, scroll
stitched, 66x8S Inches.
Tpouse&resses
Special at
$1.00
Made of plain blue rhitm
bray, plain grey gingham and
light colored percales, regular
waist line, gored skirt, some
low necks and collars; other
with convertible collars; sizes
34 to 54.
6il& 'Petticoats
Special lot for Jriiavj C
L 1
An exceptionally good value!
are these petticoats, made with
Susquehanna silk top, with
deep flounce with three ruf
fles of taffeta, shown in rose,
copen, tan, grey, navy.
Third Floor.
Tjouse&resses
Special at
$2.48
Made of plaid percales, plain
blue jierrulcs and pink and
blue striped gingham, loose
belted styles; some have the
Harmon adjustable feature;
sizes 34 to 46.
Fourth Floor.
1jouse6res8e8
Special at
$3.48
Dresses from Mina Taylor
and Rarmon; made of good
quality striped ginghams, and
checked or figured percales;
full gathered skirts, fancy col
lars and cuffs.
-Our ITlonth &n& Sale of 3orset$
Continues Friday and Saturday
25$
o
Offering Our Entire.Stock of Well Known
and Standard Brand ' ( orseta at a reduc
tion of
Including front or bark Inced corsets, from Modart, Gos
sard. lienncr. Red Fern, Franca, Warner, R and G and H
and A Special, made of plain white batiste and coutils,
fancy pink silk and cotton broche, pink satin, etc. Corsets
for every type of figure. .
Fourth Floor.
it
Just "ReGciDc6
Another Big Shipment
S0RQSI3
SHOES
FOR CHILDREN
MOTHERS! You who
have children with feet
hard to fit and that re
quire narrow lasts;
bring them in now
while we can fit them
correctly. Transit Is
slow and with our in
creasing children's business it is difficult to keep an ade
quate supply at all times.
IN ALL WANTED LEATHERS
Brown and tan lace, patent button with white kid tops,
kid lace with white kid tops, black kid button or lace, and
gun metal or calf button shoes.
Priced According to Size, $1.50 to $5.50
We Quote No Former or Comparative Prices in Out I: "Advertising We Let You Be the Judge of Value
Store Hours:
8:30 to 5:30
Saturday
8:30 to 6:00
Fifth and Main Street
Been (saint
b a am a o mm
BaaiaBxatffimMiaD
Tulsa of a Rreat "many of the trou
bles with which she has had to con
tend in the past. Tbev need dona-
itis of tables, chairs, ruRs and other
tninRs necessary for complete fur-
tilnhlnic. It Is the intention to give
I Fonie sort of social entertainment
soon to raise funds to nvlu out on
expense.
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One Delivery a Day
Merchandise purchased
oneway, will be deliver
ed some time the day fol
lowing; no specified time
given.
Ever nsk that question?
Well, anyway, here is the answer.
Made better of better fabrics better styles.
If we could just place the new Wirthmor's for this
week before you without saying a word in their favor
they would present a mute argument which would
quickly convince you that they are worth more.
Kvcry seam, every button, every button hole, the join
ing of lace to fabric is an optical argument proclaiming
their superior worth. Come in and sec for yourself.
Third Floor.
-Jri&ai) a Specially Prepare6:
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' Suits
3500
An event for saving.
Every suit has been
selected from higher
priced groups in ouc
regular stock and re
priced down for this
occasion.
Smart, dressy mod
els, with fur collars
nnd cuffs, carefully
finished nnd silk lined.
Well Tailored Suita
with finger tip length
or shorter coats, fin
ished with braid and
buttons.
Materials: Serire, Gaberdine and Wool Velour, in your choice
of black, navvy, taupe, brown and burgundy.
Women Seeking to be well attired at little coat, here's the oppor
tunity you are looking for.
Third Floor.
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ltvo Hurt at Fort
KOKT SMITH, Ark., ov 2S.
The two-story brick plfnt 'f the
Ward Ice t.'reum company wag i,ndly
w,i-vnea nrio iuinf "."lie supposed
explosion of gas althjt , n, tne e.
plosion i or ammonia u nk l3 suggest
ed. Flye officers i and en,pioyes
wc .iijuivu, umig -ataily. The In
Ju .-ed are Carl Taylor, Hdtner Kemp,
John FlnneKan, Taylor and Will
Jones.
('iiniidians Keturn Homo.
HALIFAX, N. 8., Nov. 28. The
plant lirltish liner Auultania reached
here today with 4,1100 returned Ca
nadian soldiers ou board.
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