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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918.
G
BELGIANS IN NEED
OF WARM CLOTHING
Mated lllii'i'v iluy th a ' I iin-
llllttl-e f'ir A.il'l.il thi, 1 ! in.-.;. Ill-
nun uf f I . 'I'll'.
Till S'llll S lataO'"!l I .' 1i ill"il
Tuln ltflli-r lomFiilitii- in A,u rur
IXjIinUolIM of I It'll ty l.ul'lllf HIM
i In .Vi-iir future.
Tliu Iti'lginn iclief . r 1 1 1 1 , ! 1 i -I
Tulsa d'etre In nrr" upon I In' mI
the nereHaiiy fuf ii iiH'iniir'l iiiii !!
In the needs of liHgiiiin Tln-i"
seves'tl ph. mm (if tin hi' al wik
Which should i nil. in in. I II. i ,ili ii!. or'
'of every ti-il Ann ri. ifi n Ti.j-.i
Thi tM i nil' Fit'iil or warm i I -ltd.
Ing niiil kIiiii-h will ii f rinoe 'I i-'ii-
oul I hi' wlnti'i iff !: . i i . f i i ' i,i' . .in.
mission fur ri la f In in ki nn Is m ik
ing b nnllon wlili- i ( ii- .ui iin
I'faniFiK n ii ( I v i'f iiu i iiiil'F'i.iiiinil n '
lief fur the iFiniili'i I" . i r ! '!!
local imifiiif iiti i i-i in ri-i '-ii' if
posters ,vlMi "Mil, Tul'ii mil Ii
snoniy p ;n iri'-'i ti r I i- 'in- in,ii
ces nf tliu It niai j i im TI0 n- .o.f.-fh
give, r ri h ;iiiri"". nf Ihr i i.F'iiiii-i.j fi k
warehouse. In which lii'ln Munla m iy
prumiit 'y Hi-mi llii'ir o.vti lnirili ?
l'rovlhlnii will il'inl.t ! " i Iin ii, .i'li-
lllso fllf I'olll-i-tlFIg lillli!i-H.
Th i-oiiimikiioii Imi n-n ntlv re-flui-Mti-il
ii repoil of I !'' w nrk iii-i-oni-
I'nniii'ii ii iir i u-i.i i i 'in iii 1 1 ii-ii nir
iurior4i'n of p 1 1 . 1 1 1 .itioii. 'I'lii, com mil .
I" might Willi Hint Un insults nf It
work were 11 I, II mom Impi i-nnk e.
Tu I Bum who have not yet attested
their gratitude in llclglum In n siih
srtaritlitl wny will have un opportunity
to contribute Id the Thanksgiving
Installment of ihe fuml Martini on
July 21. Tl Ik Inn Independence d.iy
On Octohcr M, t'oluinliiis rlny, ii nix-
In ! lie lii'i-ijH nf Tul.i H
iiiiiiiiiuiii', ''i-rr ii I n i-ii v
'-.IF FH'Hf '! -urn of ll.i- .
H'-fhI it I'-' i'Fi, IriHtii I ! : 1 1
;f pose.. tile, nn 'I'Fi.idi
Any niFii rlhutlini fi
III In- wi Ii nllil-ll Mai.
al..' in I "iKlan ri-lH'l
in.,, i in Mi'1-n-lnry ,u ,!
nl'i i r'.i' our line iri,''i '-
, .-. ii l;. Ik; ui
I I H ihe i
i j , . ' 1 1-1- i ii
. r 1: oi.i,
'. IM! i:iV I
"i " -. '
I, II,
II I
i.-lld
1 ''!' I
f' . iivui iii iii inoi i' i, i:i..rn .i n i', ii
IMF
I'.l .Mil AN i:i:i 1 1 ' ' M MITT I I'. ' 1 1
TU.SA.
M A I : V .1 Wh HI NM'TT
f-'i-iri tat . 1 1; W. i-ritli S'
FORDHAM FINALLY WINS
GAME FROM GEORGETOWN
Sr.W Yf'I'.K, Nov. 2H - l or the
IS STILL NECESSITY
FOR RED CROSS WORK
ii.llli'H f't-iiniiig Too Soon. Suy
IIiomc Inn-n-sli-il Si-uIhk
S III ,11 Ii I ( OllllllllC.
'Tin. lii'il frnHS Ni-e.lt Vmi." on"
nf 'l.i li.i.M I'-I'.II -lligillls lined Uil
VWIF'.II.C JinHII-IH, Will 1 1 VI III Ii Ti;-i,-:
Ii, III FFii- I'fiFi'lif Inns III th'H?
Iiv, i. Fililatiw I il-.l ': If IFIOFll
if Un- Id' I I'l'in ill,
K'irk wiHuii tln ii
r.nt f-
XI f'W
iiF I r 1 1 . - in iilnn yi-urH IM- animal
, i: I, hi nn li.i'l lii'iwi-rri llo' I inilliani
' .111,1 I ii-n -.-I 'nv I, III. I'.l l-.'v "l'-,.'l,1
I li ." i 1 1 ' I ,n a i'l in v In i I ,,it,i . Im
I'. .i'lii. un. Ho In- f i- I I In i ,
Flir i irini- w im li,!ii i'.:iiiv' Flo' Mi-i--i,n,l
,i riinl l -n pv i ii. I i - ''Ii nf J 'ii. ,
Lain f iv 'l I I 111' l ' i I-iii il'-i,-,vr f'n wal i
p.iNni' anil .'il-in . klnii Ho' K"aiM
Major Mrululit III.
Ni:V i;K. Nov ! M a rii
Milllai'.l If. .'-ii.kIiI. fiiiim-ily li.a.l
of llo- riuti'il sialic war i hi, lii-i ir
iinri' Iiiih'Iiu ai S';ihIiIi,k'"Ii. I,iiI who
wan Ii ari'ifi i .1 In I-iiimi a I III- nw n
r i-iiii'iil. Ii.i.-i lim n fal-.'-ii i" i iiiii'-lv ill
of piii'iiiii'ilil l in I'atlii. i lilllii' In
ll'lviii-'. In Mm faiu.lv lii'M. IN- wan
ri-iiinv i'.l a ill v or Iwn nK'i to llo
Arni'riian pnipilal lit Nioiilly,
in mi. Iii-i
ii'! for
il;i vi
' iffi- mla from Hi'- In' al liiiaiiiiai
' I I M H ,nl'li-, Hi. lay I li.'ll of Hill tt'i
-Anil- roninK ii", ni Iv win k i.i i HI
,ai,i il-illlii; Hi- prllii'l nf 'lip war,
iil,', f.v,. Iin'.i- M'liiilliii'il opurt anl
Hip .UU'riillllX I! Ill IlK-ar IH trnt 10 V-Ty
low ami iin- work ili-xiillin y.
With Hip Nii:liillK nf lll n ril i Ull !
111" f' llilMIIP I ll'FIII Ilt III HllMifliy
I'li-iit.y il iw'.-i i ip. llii'ir wanini"
'lillil'M rt.lll Hlllr lii'iillillllK llHJilllll'H
ami viih ami r i-H'i if i i-d Ho'lr not'la!
Ilfp ara.ii with Hm ai'iiiiniilttii"!
viK'T ir i 1. 1 i iii") In two yi am of
Hpik "ril no play
Work Si III Ni-i-i-HMiry.
Ami-riia a I.MiiiuIpl V iiiiimI ki'P "P
Iin I in I riii.ni MFWlnij Iff oi-I.t to
i-'.n.pli tu inn- VP Iiii ii'b In l.'iropi
MlllloriM of ri-f'iK''"" In iiorHiprn
l i iiin i- ii ml Hi- kIiiiii in p ti"w mi, ki'ii.
Inn Mini I 1 1 1 1 l.y Hip humlfi-ilt h-
r.liIMP of 1.1' U if propi-r il.'llllliK, in
in ii- ii al fur want of rum 1 1M1 1 i.- fnFfl
Klvi. IiiiiiiIipiI rifnni'i- HaimiiilM r
i Ipil now from Oklahoma. 3l)H
mi in of pajriFiiiiH f,.r Inv'ilM H' I l l'-r.
THE HUNT CO!
Mam Street
lietwcen Thin! and I'onrrh
Do Your Christmas Shopping Now!
The hustle of Rift buying is on you have no time to waste.
Hurry and btfy now.
Wonderful Values
in Dresses Toclay -- Saturday
We are going to give ydu an opportunity t!o buy a lovely
Rerge, satin or jersey dress at a big saving in price.
These are dresses selected from our regular dreHS
stock. Styles that are fashioned from the best
obtainable materials. Imagine buying a beautiful
Serge, Satin or Jersey Dress
at $19.95
(Original .Values $25 to $32.50)
Coats and Suits at M. Off
Coats and Suits of such high quality will probably never be offered again at
One-Fourth the Original Marked Price
MlVl krilttp,: n-Ai-utnr-t ai lKolin.iy
1 'iiriKi.i i y fni Ho- iiniiifurt nf '.n
l.ruvp -dnlila-r ami Hiilior i-i'l whl.p
Hn-y an- in H.p hpivhp In nnlPr to
l,,ivi- Hi.- iiiii-ioly Int'p.r w.mH of
iiort In rn JT iiii P.
' imp Hio.iNiiri'l liiiihm: '-H In ii ;,u
liiili.il'H ipi'iia for Hip Mnlrll'r:i -n i
, alp finw -',l, . a M'HrlriK from Hi.- i i-l'
j'piril Irl . :, ai.-aiii.il Hip Hums.
, i.inv.1 - ni l in hihFh an? iii-i',, . ufi-
ji'llliV wlil'i' hU'.I',1 hwim;i-!k f'll'
'In- ill-, I I, i li II hPH IIFIll i II l II 'i I II-1'
ki,l'li, ii i, .Iif narfi, puis nri' 111' I i 1 -1
In Hip IIhi of i -mpiilnil Kr iiinilii ihut
Hip 'j-i.iiiNi i.f iikiali.im;i ho il.l have
'nmp ilpi ami Hhiip. Ii y Hip fiiit
'if Hip 1-Hr.
I. p'l I'i 'iM woi'Im rn iii i-Fiai.o- .11
lo-ailipi a i fpi h r -inrt(.', ln,.tv Hial "n
i an avpi.iKp Imt 10 wmk' TH r' pnrt
'laiiy in )c pmI Crom mi'WIHK lii'im"
Al li-Kit ii-n llini-ii Huh many womi-n
(urp fiPi i H.!! y Hial thin Mali- vfiiii
pli 'i h H.i 1 1 1 1 1 t a ThlK work iIop--- not
' Ifirlmlp Hip knltUFi rlpp irtinPiil,
wlil.-h iIoph imt iiPi-pmiitaiii (.'iiiiiftaiit
;i i ui tloii
Musi Nut Holm.
Thi- war im not ypl tii-r ,'in,t wp
muni not ii-l.ii In any of oar war
wolk anl paiilnlli: il u 1 1 tj nt.it '1f
I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , i ! i . J 1 1 " r i Im iii-pomp IsIip, an l Hip
iP'-iillMtrii' llon pprloil in pa.il, a pu
iio. of at icagt two or inorp ypar-i.
Wi,iiu-ii of Tn si am ii.-mi'l to
I liiiiliinip tlip.p It! Hroii-i ii tivi'iPH,
at linm! ilui'lii-j Hip wlntiT, thai HipI'p
I llllly In- Im, illllii'i.-Pihill y Pil ffi'F il.tf
' i-IHiPi on Hi pail of our Inn vp troip.-i
' or our In) -il a llii'M.
i I'liiiiiFiin- 1. 1 knit. Thi-n
; itmrp kio ''fill or wnmaiiiy
j pliHlimt-iil. ami It may '
I PIInIip'I al pvpii Hip imoit i
nf mii'lnl fuiiitmmi py holh
nml iFiiiil MiiKii Hip kiiitlitiK of
khukl nml navy yai n "1- ili-i nn-r rri. '
I'liliilr opinmii eft tt I. ( tho KreiitPt'
fiiF-tor pn-iHIhlp pi iiiiiMIiik thi- art of
knitting Hip innnt pnplur , annum, an
well un tin- 1 1 t - of pypty fi-inlniiip
patriot for yi-;ui to lump.
PITTSBURGH IS SCORED ON
BUT DEFEATS PENN STATE
I ITTSHI'IHIII I'd Nov. ZH Thii
I'nivprNiiy of I'ltl.ilnii nh f (iiitbn 1 1
ti-arii' i.'nil Hiip wifh 1-iohppiI for Hut
ftrso tliop thin Vcar wIipfi I'pfiIIhvI
viinla ntiitr soiFrpit h toiKliilnwii Huh
Hfipi-noon hut ritiHiiiii-i.ii pvpiitualiv
won hv a Hforp iif to 6. TIip Mri-
turn Beared liftxr u few inlnuu-n of
ulay.
Women &aad
Wair Wirk
I'lioi.t 6'JOH. ."
WIh-ic I on Muy St Tly. I
Tui-.i ihnpu-r U. K. H. Kt'I 'roan
luvnl'iiia: '.PIM
lirama i' a ip. Ite'l Crnnd.
Shiii.i- pi-aii.' i ill), l'.pil I'roaH.
A, it a ' otirt, IiiIIps' HIiriiK-, M-
IhoiiIi: l.all.
KiiiK'iii iir.'l iji.i' of H'-'iirity.
.'ipil ( Tn-.-i hp.i'lii'iiir tern.
Mm n;:uiiil S. 1, It. I CroilH,
l a'iiu.ii' null ini'PlH at h'-.i'l'luT-
', 11 H.
r
Im
l.il.'.i ati.
matron
J Of Interest to Women
i ..... m ...... .1
iwi. i in it . nr.
Pivi-Iikh In- f.i-1'h, who la with virtue'
i rnwia- I. I
l'lip ipiiipi'-.i riitfp. urnl lioara th !
tliuii'tii H'liinil,
ICvit Hip - imp, li t fortune umlle or ,
frown; '
Si'i pin ; .n !ip HvpiI tealKiia at ilpath, '
Mi-ptH ili-it ny half way irnr ulirinkn.
. lit iliail..
' Granville
llip ( ali'inlar for I'rlilay.
I'.ipilH nf Mr UpaviT nml Mina,
.Ninth nppi ir in Jmni iPtltal in llfii.
ty Ki-ml il ii lli'i-'p.
Jane A.l lama i lniutauua mei-tH In
pulillu llhr-ny
I SI r i In In iHiilll-r.
.Mm. II K Kitlimiiii entcrtulnpif
Willi II MIX Ii I 1 1 1 1 ' k lIllllKT, W'llll'H-
ilay, In hniinr Hip I 3th hllthilay aniil
vermiry nf hpr yo niic i'H. Mu"ti'r
lalwaiil. II 'V frii inl of Master K'l
wanl who wpip pri'Hi-ni Inciurled:
K il k Till i I'hvlo lli nni'K, Albei t
t'nx ami I ',ia K'-lliNinii.
THE HUNT CO.
MAIN STREET
HETWEES Til I HI) AM) FOVHTI1
PlnniiT Ailvi-nllxl Ix-iul.
COU.Kiil-; V1J-.W, .Np,., Nov. 2S.
AnnnunrPiimnt w.ia iiniilo tmlay at
thp mitl'inal nimaianiiry convpntlon
of Seventh "inl Aiivpiitlfta In upmnop
hpie of the dpatli at Iloithpntpr.
Minn., of KMit J. II. Morrison, a
plunppr Advpntim who wim well
known throughout Hip I'nlt'il .Statu
by memhfrH of hla dpnomlnation.
Mr. ami Mi J-:.irl VV. Siiu lalr anil
fiiinily. m i nn, pa iiipiI hy Mr. anil Mrl
lliirrv I-'. Sim lair of Npw Vol k, nppnt
ThankKHivniK with Mr aiiil Mrs. V.
K. Stlrh of Imlpppiiilpiiii', Kan., par.
piiIh nf Mi. l:arl Sinclair.
fiwiriit tn thp lllnps In thp hom
nf Mr niiih.Mi'H II. W. Ji'liFiU'in, the
Kini'ial inpptiiiK of the anl ani'loty
of I'ust M. IC.'i lmrch li.in Iiupii post
IhfiipiI. Mr. ami Mrs W. I.. Noel have a
thi'lr upt fur the week, Mr. Nuel'a
I'M.tlii'r, I.IpiiI. K. I). Noel nf Kurt
Sill.
Mr. II (!. TanKner of Carthage,
Mo., Is thu guest of Mn. J, V? lla).
lew.
HOORAY FOR BANANA
PEEL "GETS-IT"
Only Ileal Way In (irl IlkJ of Corn
Wtiloh do yon iraflr t rorn thai pnlli
r a corn that pela I Buli-hry or bloMixi
Ml Only ' 0u-it" can t rid o( yout
eora tha peal-olf y, lUf-tleMed way.
You doa'l naad a pull.
RIVERVIEW ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ELECTION OFFICERS
tn Nm TeaaUa M. I Um Cth1"'.
Whj hump yrJf ao on lh floor
villi yoar ln Ml aFid yim pnppinc from
pain, jorlt ard fouit and nil ynur onrntf
Why Irrilalo ynur torn with aotat
or wraa your to into a big ptinfai bundle
with mmi itli-ky taoa or planar I Life ie
ton ahorl. I'm- "GViu lt" il take a fiw
pinoi to aply and there no fueeiiif.
(Virn paiFve Wear new ahiiea if roil
want I't-el vft tie Pom lFh ynur finfpra
the wtKile lhin, root ami all. rirer and
rli-an, and It a ronel Only "Ueta ll" caa
do tint Take no rhanrpe
"lieiali.' the iriiaraFtp-d. monpy
baia irn rnFTHer. the only aure way. fo.ta
1,'H a trifle at any itniy alore M'f d by f.
Uertim A Co . lifaro. 111
IAiM in TulRe and rprnmmendpil aa lha
world's haat cora remedy by Wer lruf
The I'.lvervlew patron-teachers
iiH-niriation hart Its first meeting Wed
n i-i.l ay itftprnoon in tho auditorium,
ami In milte of thp fact that It was n
very atoriny ilay there wna a large at-leiiil.iiii-p.
On iirrount of achool hnv
inir In-i-n illnilHe,l for no 1onn this
year Hie prizes fur the winners of
the Karilen i-unteat hail to wait until
this time fur their awanla.
The fnllowinu children were the
winners of the 191S contest: Kranrea
V410 sey, Mary Oenevleve CunfieM,
l.ilileeii Short, Victor I.OII Weedy,
Tom llollpran, Walter Hat hour. Krn
et lll.-inton, Lloyd lonahoe. Howard
llohnvfeid, l.tirell Mayes. Ned War
r.n. I.ueile Wltcher, I.yndea Stone,
lpnn Itoherta. Palsy Cnnwav, Helen
linker. Viritlnia Uerlln. Karl liarrett.
Mm. llonn-r I'reaton, Mrs. Hutcllff
Warren and Mim t'iartt Moore com
posed the committee which Visited
the K-irdens regularly this past sum
mer. Tli Junior I'.ed Onus, the thrift
H'amp camp. linn nn. I the coinini:
rhriHtmajt Itetl I'roes drive were dis
I'tisseil and further plans for them
were made.
Npw of fliers for the year 191V
19 1 :i were elci-teM ns follows:
rreil'lent. Mm. 1!. Ii. Short: vice
prevalent, Mrs. T. V lteasun; seerp
tiirO, Mis. .1 W. Woodford; ilele
Itates to federation of parent-teachers
UNSDCiatioii, Mrs. 1'. It. Iterlin:
teacher repreMeiiUtite, MrS. Uoy
K initkade.
The meetliiK was ln-ttun wtih it
musical program kivpfi hy the pup. Is
of Hie n.th irrade and the pupils of
the aei'iuul Riitde.
In miiii'iunif up the Junior Iled
I'ross work that was dune this sum
mer it was found that little Miss
Syhi! l'nwers had heen the most
faithful worker ami she was aw'ir.leil
a lie intifiil copy of ltilev's ponn hy
M'S I'enny Jones, chairman of the
Interview junior lied I'ross com
niittee. "
ONE
DOLLAR
QFF ANY
SHOE
IN THE
HOUSE
ONE
DOLLAR
OFF ANY
SHOE
IN THE
HOUSE
Today Is Shoe Day at This Store
ONE DOLLAR OFF HANAN & SON'S SHOES
TODAY IS SHOE DAY
-THE HUNT CO.
ONE DOLLAR OFF LAIRD & SCHOHER'S , SHOES
TODAY IS SHOE DAY
-THE HUNT CO.
ONE DOLLAR OFF GRIFFIN & WHITE'S SHOES
TODAY IS SHOE DAY
-THE HUNT CO.
ONE DOLLAR OFF GROWING GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES
DON'T FORGET -TODAY IS SHOE DAY- THE HUNT CO.
TODAY IS SHOE DAY But Shop T-his Morning if Possibly
!
1,' t
Mi W W..' ' Aaflaal it .
Diamonds
. Emeralds
Sapphires
Clocks
Watches
Jewelry
Silverware
Art Objects
Charpe accounts
solicited.
We employ no
collectors.
Articles sent on
approval.
We sell no plat
ed, or imitation
jewelry.
.1 plcamnt, place
(0 know about.
Regarding These
Daily Talks
We are striving to convey in these
daily "Talks" the idea' that the
Montrose Shop is a pleasant place
to visit and to trade. That we are
different than any other liusiness
place that 'oir prices are lower
than "similar" (as theyfall ihem)
articles purchased In St. ouis, Kan
sas -City or Chicago.
Veare going to prove these state
ments to your entire satisfaction in
our forthcoming "talks" each morn
ing. It may be well for yon to look for
this space every day. We are try
ing to make these "talks" as differ
ent from the average storekeeper's
advertisements as are our Merchan
dise, Prices and Policy.
we forget: "Money
back for the asking."
Montrose of New York
liiililMiiiili, Silversmith ami Antiipu.-rinii
Main, corner Fifth
Tulsa. Oklahoma
NRW YORK. 12 fi W. 4 6th St.
THE HUNT CO.
Main Street
Between Third and Fourth
Third Floor Specials
Today and Saturday
REMNANTS of all Cotton Goods, Linens, Woolen Goods, Draperies, etc., etc
V2 Price ;Third Floor
Cretonne Draperies
Cretonne Iiruperie In eplrnilM
aKMortment of new I'ull li-s kiih;
Mlieiually priceil for to.luy uml
Satunl.'iy
Thi- regular 40c ciuitllty.
firlreil, ynnl 3Je
The rcmiliir 50c quality,
prlci'il, yinl 8r
The regular 60c quality.
priced, rd 17c
The regular 6fic quality.
prieiMl, yanl Mc
The ri'KUlar 75c quality,
priced, yard 59c
Marquisette Curtains
licaily - Made .Marquisette Cur
taiim with hemstitched hnrdera;
Ihe ti.iQ vuluen. Spcii.ll for
toilay and Satu'nlay
per pair, $2
Ite.nly - Made Jlaniiiisette Ctir
laiim, heniMtilched and cluny
hue irlrnmeil
The $3.25 Curtains . . .I2.DI
Thi' $3.50 CurtaiiiH . . .$3.23
Blanket Specials
Heavy Cotton lilanketa in grays,
tan nd white
Thi reBUlar $2.85 values;
siiecliil price t2.il
Thn ifgijliir $3.5u vnlueH;
Hpeclal price 12.06
Tl),e rtRiilur $5.00 valuen;
hpecial price . . . . . $1 in
Wool Nap and AU-Wool Dlun
kete; Hpeclal
The retjular $7.60 values;
Hpecial price $8.47
The regular $15.00 Values;
special price Ill!.5
SPECIALS IN GIFT TOWELS
Fancy colored horilur Tuikiih l-ith Toweis In assorted patterns nml colors; make
useful and heautiful Christinas gifts, l'riced
each 65c, 75c and 85c
All-Linen Towels; heautiful floral and embroidered tleHlK'pt: hemstitched. l'riced
each 85c, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75
AU-IJnen OueFt TowcIh; plain and embroidered; hemstitched and Hculloped. l'riced
each 40c to 75c
SHEETS AT SPECIAL AND REGULAR PRICES
72x30 Shectn; Ihe $1.35 values; special price 8c 72x90 Sheets; the $1.75 valuea; special price $1.53
Six 90 Sheets; the regular price
81x108 Sheets; the regular price
. $ I Ho
$J 10
72x90 Sheets; hemstitched; the regular price $2.00
81x90 Sheets; hemstitched; the regular price $2.25
PILLOW CASES
4 1 x :t ! I'illow Cases; priced, each
2x.!6 I'illow Cini-h; priced, each
. . . 3.-M-.37
lie
42x3) f'lllow Cases; priced, each 45c and ROc
42x36 I'illow Cases, hemstitched; each 55c and 65c
TOILET GOODS SECTlOxN
SPECIAL SELLING FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY
Slain Floor 4
Complexion Powders
Mary Garden tAc
Djer Kiss 69c
Dier Kiss Hc
Woodworth's Flanc 89c
Iji I'.lanrhe &9c
Java Kic Stc
Melba Sc
Mine Ise'bell a S9c
l-ifth's c
Woodbury'a ive
Mavis Jc
Mmn. Ise'bell's Tourist lc
liorin's Liquid Powder 89c
S.tnltol 29ri
Harriet lluhhanl Ayera ....69c
I'ompeian l'owder ...,45c
Complexion Creams
Oriental Cream k. $1 St
Stillmana Freckle Cream ,.So
Aubry Sisters' Massage ...,Ro
Ingram's Milkweed Cream.. Sto
Luxurla Cold Cream
Leigh's Cold Crenm
Ielgh's 1'nirueTit Special . .
Irish's I'niruent Special '. .
I'ompeian Massac Cream
I'ompeian Maasage Cream
rompeian Massage Cream
59c
,49c
,49c
. 80c
. Sc
.75o
. 9io
Daggett 4 HanisdeH'a Cold
Cream . . so?
Daggett A ICanisileirs Cold
Cream J9c
Daggett A Itamsdell'a Cold
Cream 19c
Klmo Cold Cream 4!k-
Klmo Tissue Kullder o
Klmo Tissue Kullder 5c
Mne. Ise'bell's Turkish Hath
I'vl 89o
Mavis Cold Crenffi S9c
Melha Vanishing Cream . . . ,39c
Jergen's Cold Cream 23c
WoocTkury's Facial Cream . ,23c
MentholHtum juj,
Mentholatiini ac
Auhry Sistfrs' Iteauty Cream 2i)c
Milkweed Cream Kite
I'orvpeian Night Cream ....S2c
I'ompeian Night Cream ....e
I'uuipeian Lay Cream soc
Complexion Creams
(Continued)
Hind's Honey and Almond
Cream SBc
Iiensoln and Almond Lotion 29c
Rouge
, .4c
, .48c
.4Hc
.190
, .39c
, .29c
Dorln s "1249"
Dorln's Framboise
Dorln'i Cake Powder .
Dorln's Up Stick
Aubry Sisters' Kouge .
Aubry Sisters' Kouge .
Choice Talcums
Houblgnnt's Ideal 98c
Houhlgant's Qualques Kleurs 9 He
Mary (iarden s.'c
Iilac do Rigaud e.c
Hlgituds L'n Air IJmt.aume fl.V
Squlbbs
Johnson's Haby Talc .
Mavis
Laatell's; all odors
Colgate's; all odors . . .
Williams; all odors ...
lUc
19c
19c
I.'k:
15c
15c
Toilet Bath Soaps
Woodbury's 2lo
Cutlrura 23c
Packer's Tar 2tc
Venetian KoFe, 3 fur 25c
I'ear'a scented. 2 for S.lo
Pear's unscented. 2 for ....25c
Jergen's Violet Glycerine, 3
'or 2.-,c
Lux. 2 for 25c
Cashmere P.nuquet 23c
Williams Nursery Box 45o
Williams Hath Tablets 10c
Week-Knd I'ack-
39c
Colgate a
age
Shaving Preparations
Perfumes & Toilet Waters
Crabapple ; joo
Mona Lisa , Brc
White Rose 'eac
White Lilac 'oc
Lily of Valley 'aoc
Gardenia 175c grade) SOo
ArbutUR
Wood Violet li'euo
Colgate's Toilet Waters, 71c. Sto
Plnaud s Lilac Toilet Waters 89o
Mavis Toilet Water, $1.25 .98o
Mary Garden Perfume, oi. $2 23
Hnublgant'a Ideal, ox. ....$2 50
IJlac de Rigaud, ox. !$2 50
Virginia Rose j70
Manicure Goods
Cutex Polish tto
Cutex Cuticle Remover ,...29o
Hudnufs Cutlfcle Remover.. J5c
Cutex Manicure Seta .... J9C
Cutex full-size Seta $L2
Cutex CuUcle Remover, large
Mary Ktlller Nan' Polish' ! '. '. 19c
Mary Fuller Nftil Polish . S9c
Cutex Uoudolr SeU, $3 else $2 49
Dental Preparations
Pensodent
J'cheeo . . , .
Colgate's . .
Colgate's . .
Ir. Lyon's .
Prophylactic
UruKhes .
Pyorrhclde
Kolynos . . .
Sanltol
atyle Tooth
Genuine Prophylafctlc Tooth
i.rusnes . . .
Miscellaneous
.39c
. .39c
. .19c
. . 9c
.19c
,19c
.89c
.21c
24c
,29o
.lohnson's Shaving Cream
Williams Shaving Cr.-am .
Williams Shavttig Powder
Williams Shaving Slick ..
Colgate'! Shaving Cream ,
I
. 25c
. 2.V
. 25c
. 25c
. 25c
Nonsid
Udorono ,
fidorono .
1 ninderlne
Peroxide, 4
Peroxide, 8
for
for
T.isterlne
Llsterine
Germicide's
. ,SDc
. .25c
. .39c
. ,29c
. .25e
..25c
,30c
. 19c
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girts I Make beauty lotion
at home for few cents
Snueeie the Juice of two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
bleaihing and skin whitening lotion,
and complexion beautifter, at very,
vary small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ouni'esof Orchard
White for a tew certts. Mas.iaje
thii sweetly fragrant Iction Into the
fa'-e, neck, arms andhands each day
and ni-e how tan. redness, sallownrss,
sunburn and wlndburn disappear and
how .li'.ir. oft ind nicy white the
kin lim olio' ih' It is b at ml ens.
Nadine
Face Powder
ffn Crun BM Ontv)
Keeps The
Complexion Beautiful
Soft and vrlvntv. Mine- buck If'not f fi
tirtlv i-lfflm-a. NHdine (1 eure in.'. Imrri-
Icss. A.ll.ere unt I wim'..rd o.T. Prfvcnts I
unburn unj return of discolorut;i,n.
A million dkiiglitcd utcm prove I'.jvilm.
Tinti: Fluh, Pink, Ilrunettc, Whits.
SU t, L.it T.Jrl Clm w Mul
Nstianal ToiUt Coaipanr, Pri, Tana.
4&
Cuticura Quickly Heals
Baby's Itching Skin
H.ithe him wi'li lit w i t r ami Cuti
cura Snap, irv c :,..v 4,i ;,.,.,!
Cuticura l)iii!n:.-i,t . ;,rv rcdnc?s
niiiRlincss, r.i -r t-i.nmi. 1 hesc
suf.er creamy -i:.. I..i-r.t-j usually af
1'ird instant rt-in l, permit rest ant!
ep ;,d jmint to sorrily healmrnt
ilten when all e!n- f.nin
Umift, lltpl ISA S-m.i ' mj rh
SH. rilUv.M .'! ... , ,,. .TiiulTjS
I
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Us Soothing Musterolp.
When those sharp pains go shootirg
through your head, when y-iur skuu
teems as if it would split, just rubalittie
Musterole on your temples and nect
It draws out the inflammation, hef
away the pain.usually givincquick reliet
. Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis, croup, ttiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion.plcunsy.rneumi
tism, lumbago, pains and aches ot irw
back or joints, sprains, sore musar
bruises, cnVblain. frosted feet-coios
of the chest (it often prevents pneu
monia). It is always dependable.
30c and 60c jars; nospuai
mil
11
I HIES Site lEWttgi '""S'ps
tm 8orMfir'MimlhlT"'niaMi. Raf.l rn.l
o, iaa iiiiiai, Ml aaaunua. ahfamul r
Fa
ilh ..
taiitara. N harm pm or ir. -r'rrm'v
I ii.il i- iwi' ? -fanr 'ri oa paafuii'rt. S' laFaua
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough
Won t"tt .eakfiiinn, persistent c
or coin, threatening thr.t or un
affections, with Eekman'i ''!rvartrf'
the tonic and uphullder of r m
Fuccessful use 0c and 1150 fo"1
! from dniggl.it a. fr from, k
J
aL aiitlllulllHIUUaua.
UMitX till. 14
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