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TULSA DAILY" WOULD, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921
14
TULSA WOMEN TO K. C.
Mrs. .liwephlno Utilil nnil Mi. Ma
W)gnnl to Attend District Con.
fcn-iitsi for W. ' T.
Mrs. Josephine M. Iluhl. Mate W.
r T. t'. president, Mid Mrs. Ids
"UygMit. Tulsa. W. V T. V. f-dir-tl.xi
president, left Wednesday eve
ning for KnnPrtB Oily, wrurn tinny
will attend the reKlnnnl i onforcrice
if the south eentrnl group of tho
W t T. r Thursday unit l"il'l.n
Tiic 'wo Tulsa '. tin n vt i I tin l"i""l
In tin' hMulu'liiM' in t'f ''if I11
humn ili li K i'1,,1) ii tlif Hut-1 H i i
ni 'l" ! Mr- h) n M II 'I- ' m
( t t ipiili i . ' i r 'k 'ii'ui 'i
n. -in Mii Amu-- I! llnMl,r t Hom
iny, impei Inieiidenl "f lill'l wel
fiire nnil nrnnnlniT, Mrs. .Mli M
Dnvld of ('hott-Ml, state vUc piesl
rti nt (itn1 .Mm. Id H. Mpnior of
i 'klnlmmu City. mute recording sec
ri'tnry. .
fleversl nfitlnnsf W. f. T. t. lend
eis will ml li rm the mnferenr'. Mm
li'ihl Hill app'sr twice on Him pro
gram fpeasln on "What thn J'rn.
gtomlvt- Program Mrsris In my
toate," Thursday Afternoon nnil con
ilii'tln il'-V'itliitinU t a muss meet
liiK Prliluv evenlng
J A gnwrlimi ill ril'lln senile, olcll
III fill.llll l(. it M l.i MlC llllll . hrtS
.i i i i -i , I. lii-lii il l"iW'ti the riinlli
I r r, i.iii in .1 1 .,i 'I l:l H ilwid'.r
HoiiHC Speaker to He
1 Chief Grot to Anpiranl
' The fa I hi ilrnlln Indite h H
'the iIkIk h ml inn (In tftitnl lv r
l mngem-tiln for Its spring cei'inn
nlnl, to be held Hutunlny, April . I"
Convention hull Osorg rkhwube
! of Nowntn. speaker of tho kl
hnmu house, will he the star candi
date II Is fXpwtcil tin- 'Iiimi will
number W0 v.lh I'nw Iiuk.i '' '
i AMint sending .1 Intgn iiumli' i i l
.and libit- s if i iiiMi.itiKil ill l.rnmitf
i .iri nil ' f Hie l.it'i'i itutiii il pi. i'
I. ii n- ' n in r -t t . , w r,
Negro Denies ItohlM'ry Chargl',
(VpIniK Kinwii. negro accused of
lirt-Hhlnu n window In til" iisldcnre
nt 1 ?2ft Mouth Itsltlmore avenue
I'ebrnary 2i anil nUmllnK rtottilnK
nml vnliialil' from TIioiiimm Nutttr,
nil rid til n of not KUllty at hi"
iirnilK'ilii'nt VilnPiiiliiy lx'fon1 Jux
i ii II J. 'Iniy nml wiiii rnmnitttml
to JhII iinaT honil of tl.OOQ for
prnllinltiary luiirlnK Murrli 8.
U i-ilncmliiy liy Tliotnii.i II. AniU-rnon
lownrr of u farm In -tlon 27-20-K.
1 Tulnri roiinty, in which Anilonion
clalniM thn iiilnlnK opiTntlnnH
throntm to ilfprlvu him of a mat! to
tlin farm.
0. E. HAVENS
J 17 I.. I'lrdl Ht. I'lionc )! Il7
ct Tiilw nrninn from
xif. nfllro, iihniui t)-inilO
H.MOKrii HAMS
Spcrlnl today OO I
mt II UtJL'.j
I rixh hnnm, wholn or OQ
half, pi-r lb
nivormoro nut f)lro, 0I
per It) 1J
lAivoitnnnt nut Olcn,
piT lb ,.. J J Vj
...19c
17ic
...16c
...18c
...10c
fork Chop,
per lb
l'orlt Shouhlor,
pir lb
Hpnrn ltltin,
per lb
Irfimlt f'hopa,
p-r lb
Mix Hnu.tiB,
prr lb
Vuro Pork Hauimtm, -J fft
per lbf Xt
Pot llonst,
per lb
Htw Mrat.
par lb
Clooit Ilncon,
per lb
Compound Ijird,
por lb. . .
45-Ui. Compound
Ixird
.No. C 1'flJl Compound
I.inl UtJC
No. 10 Pnll Conr
pound I-ard
...10c
... 9c
,...21c
..12ic
$5.00
$1.25
No. 10 pall Puro 3-t n(?
Ixirrt iDJL. i O
,..90c
...19c
$8.90
,...90c
No. G Pull Pura
Iird
Plcnlo llamn,
per lb
100 pnundfi
HuKnr
10 poundn
HUKar
10 bnm Peefa'Whlto (On
aphtha Hoap lOC
1 rane, 100 bum. Poet'n Whlto
Naiihllitt fljJ OfT
Hoap ., tpJUO
tO Urn.. Navy
Itcans
10 lbs. Pink
Itoans
10 Ibn. Lima
IIvuiim
10 lbs. Hulk
Macaroni . . ,
100 lbn. Uont
Flour
Ift lbs. llcut
.Plour
13 cann Sweet
Corn
IS rmiH Btrlncr
llcans
13 cons Karly
Juno Peon ...
12 rnns No. 3
Hominy .'. ..
) Hid. Kxtra Ooh
Coffee
13 enna No. SH Cal
Ifornla Pcacheii. . . .
12 rntio No. 2 M Cal
Iforntu Apricots . .
1 Kallnn
Appli"
1 gallon
AprlcotH .....
1 Rnllnn
Pcachi'H
12 cans largo
Milk
12 cans Pork
unil llcans
12 cans No
TonmtoM .
12 lbn.
PrtincH . . .
10 IIih, lllack.
Uynl Peas . . .
1 bushel Nlco
AppIch
60c
75c
... $1.00
...i $1.10
... $4,75
$2.45
... $1.15
... $1.65
... $1.65
$1.50
$1.00
$1.85
$2.00
... 50c
63c
63c
$1.00
k $1.10
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$2.65
Hpit'lal Prlrfi On Syrup
Packed Fruit
3 larRo 40c cans 8yrm Piwliod
Pineapple . $1.00
3. larne 4 Bo
Packed
Apricots ....
3 largo
Packed
Pears . . .
4Gc
ennw Pyrup
..$1.00
cans Sjrup
... $1.00
TXJ L S -A.
Now in the limn for rcnl nptimUm to countcrnct Ihe
blue nicy of pensSmifim. Now ! tho time to show your
fnith in Tulsn not by worth, but by notion. Our rc
innrkitble success in limiting the corner of second nnd
Honldcr the new iroccry center of Tulsn ngnin shows
tltnt the peoplu will respond to n mcritoriouA proposi
tiun such as ours, but we sny it must have rent merit.
It must bo in tho lino of rcnl process n betterment
of economic conditions.
Tho nunc to our nrw location W niinlhrr master dtroko, cliarao.
tcrNtli' of TnuliTH No, I, In ulilrli tho x'0ilo mil iiimv buy ;immI
(.(miiIh for Ii'nh, on nil nhviliiti'ly Hitinro hanlH, In mi upton (.lorn
that It caxlly ai'i'ifllili from nil illnitliinn; ('lean, oiiiiiiioiIIoiih,
KihiiI iHiikliiK npai'o nml out of tho IiIkIi rent illMrlrt. A proMif.
tlmi of merit that will mic tin' people of Tiilna IhoiiNinit.i of iIiiIIiiih.
Big Opening
Week Sale
Now in Progress
PRICES
Wo deliver $10 orders fret
phono your orders In,
Wo nre Iiendiiiartern for Med
Itlver, Ohio, IIIIsh Triumph nml
Ilurliank Seed Potatoes nml
Onion Sets of nil kinds
enix-chilly.
0. 1 HAVENS
117 I Just First fitrevt
Phono Osage 1 107 mid
Omiro lOHO
Fresh Cotintry Kkk. Buaranled
lOOvt perfect, 9Qu
por do7cn ,. JiU
l.lplon's llcst Yellow A
Label Coffou, per lb....
4R lb. rack Onod Ooods 1'lmir,
guaranteed with flQ QP
tho lirHt fD&iOO
2 I lbs, Oood Ooods Flour, guar
anteed With thn or
best D.L.OfJ
2I-II, snek common
Flour fur
$1.20
10c
9c
4S-lb. sack common J0 OfT
Flour for Dti0
Oood IlolllniT Heef,
per lb.
Tall Compound Milk,
pur can
Tall cans Compound OFw
Milk, 3 cans for JL
Ilaln'n leader Milk. 10f,
tall cans, each XOi.
Halo's Lender Milk, OK
tall cans. 2 for &QV
No. 2 cans Tomatoes, Q
Htandiird hraiid, can. . . . Js
No. 2 cans Totna.tocs, standard
brand, 3 cans Of
for UO
Stnndanl Corn,
per can
Btnudard Corn,
3 cans for ....
9c
25c
Mlxsour! nand-packed Toma
toes, No, 3 caim, I On
eoeh AOv
Missouri Hand Paoked Toma
toes, No. 3 cans,
2 for UO
Fancy Head ltlce,
per lb
Htandiird Peas,
per can
Standard Peas,
2 cans, for
Menrtow Lark Sifted - Q
Peas, per can lOV
Mendow Irk ,Mlftod QK
poas. '. cans for OOL
None Such Pens,
tier ran
Feneh Peas,
prr can .
5c
13c
25c
35c
35c
No. 2 Vi caps Peaches In natural
syrup, "I O0
per can JLOv
No, 2 ',4 cans peachm In natural
35c
25c
syrup,
2 cans for
No. 2 H cans lVaches In
syrup, per can
No, 2 Vt' cans lied Letter Fancy
Peaches In ayiuu, QQn
per can Uit
Dry Halt Hiiuares,
per lb
Oood Fat Ilncon,
per II
15c
25c
Kxcellont Light Ilncon, QK
per lb, r Ot)C
Inilcpondent Ilaeon, OQ
per lb
Puro Htrnwheiry Preserves, full
l.oz. Jar QQ
for t 0L
Puro Haupberry Preserves, full
lfl.oz. Jar QO
for OJL.
Puro Cherry Preserves, full
16-0. Jar QQ,,
for : OJt
Pure Iyouanberry Presen-es, full
Ifi.or. Jar QFC.
for OOC
Pure Pencil Preserves, QC
full 16-o. Jar for . . OOC
Skookum Apple Ilutter, OP
2J-oi. Jar for LiOKj
Hkooktlm Applo Ilutter, - Q
15-it, Jnr for AL
Tolls Twist Tobacco, p
each OL
Horse Shoe Tolwicro. 1Q
per cut 1.0L
Star PIub Tobacco, -i Q
per cut LOVy
Oood floods Kraut. t K
No. 2 't cans . . . i-tJC
Oood 'flood Pumpkin. - P (
No. 2'4 cans for . l.tL
Oood (loods Hominy. -1
No. 2'4 cans for . Idt
flood floods Hed Kidney - f
Ileans, No. 2 cans . 1 t)L
Oood floods Pork nnd -t p
HeaiiH, No. 2 cans for .
Tho finest (store In the stato with the loncst prices, lornled up
town, eoiiM'iilent and clean. An tip'to-dato iiient market, v.tth
meals that ore high In uunllty, hut low in prices.
A fruit and tcjtelnhlo depart iikmiI that brings the linnluets of the
finest k'lmlciiK and (m-hanls rlisht befoiv joii at. rensounhlo prices.
A ilellentoHen deKirtinent. llh nn eHTleneeil lady In ehnn?,
ulllliiK and eoinpetenl. to supply )ou with the Ih-m nnd wive joii
iiioury.
l.lsh. iKiullry nnd oysters.
All that enn 1h deMred hy the most fastidious nt prices within
reach of all.
The New and Logical Grocery Center of Tulsn.
Il Will Pny You.
Come,
Traders No. 4
In Their New Home, Corner of Second nnd Boulder,
in the Buick Bldg.
Would Stop Mining 0ienillniiN.
AskltiK tho ctiiirt to restrain thr
I.i Kvell Coal eomiinny from fuiiln i
Hp pli inlnliiHT on property linrne
I ituh adl'ilnliiB the plintlff, a mill
Wis brUK)it in distill t i ullrt
Chl rokis- llelghls Chili .Meets.
John Hofiers. loe-.l attorney, will
he tlii! principal speaker at the reg-
i filar dinner and meeting of tb
! Cherokee Heights Men's club nt 6 SO
lo'dof.k Thursday evening la tie
'ir.inmlinlly house of the Heerml
Pri stit' tlan church There w.l
ii!o l.e a tmuloal progrnm and a
tiuiness srsslnn In charge of th
em . pioi.li nt H V (lowans,
.Negro Itnlmer S-'ii"M'ets lleleased.l
Lllllc PatteiHon nnd Mnry Jacobs I
negroes aeeused of the robbery of
Anatselo K'e(oo, Mexlrnn, on Febru-I
ary 23, were released on bonds e
11.000 each at tho rlosn of their
nrel.iiilnnrv hi arinir edin siln1 l 1
jfore Justlre II ,1 Oray for trial by'
;.lmtiit e.iin' mi the i h.irge of ro
i Joint, robbery.
Peoples
Exchange
Largest Rctnil Food Distributors in the Southwest
111-113 EAST FIRST STREET
Slash your meat nnd grocery bills by taking advantage
of our cnrlond purchase of pure food products.
Speaking of rents, wo rolled rent Instead of pa j lug It.
Beginning today we will have a demonstration nnd sale
of California fruit at prices that nrc tho lowest in years.
Don't fail to come to the store Thursday, Friday and
Saturday and buy them by the dozen cans and case
lots. Practically every item in foodstuffs is now being
sold at tho lowest prices in years. Our enormous buy
ing power and large turnover puts us in position to
sell the best of everything lower than any store in
the entire southwest.
No.
cans rod pitted
YOU WILL NOTE WE ALWAYS LEAD
...20c
$1.05
88c
29c
.-berries
hin
.cd cherries
Nation cans solid pack
blackberries
No. 2 '4 cans pears, reg
ular 40c value
No, 2' cans California OQ
peaches, heavy syrup ,,OL
flallon cans California KQ.,
pcdchcfl, natural Juice ..JOt
rinttnti cans plne
58c
i:xtra fancy phre.ipplc, No. 24
cans, nono better in a QA
cun, per can dvC
10 bars Whlto
Naphtha Ho.ii
10 bars llest Whlto
laundry Soap
Prunes, CO.,0 to tho
pound, tier pound . . .
Iirge cans hand packed
tomutoes
Compound milk (like
Hebe)
Carnation milk, tall
ran.i
Dr. Prlco's Making
Powder, 1-11). rami
No. 2 Si cans ItnyaL Ann cher
ries, regular 45o 30C
Creamery Butter (not common butter)
per lb
Wilson's Okay or Swift's OQn
Clem Nut Oleornnrgliui . LiOj
Small Fancy Pork Chops C A
per lb ULkj
Pork Shoulder Honst,
wholo or half, per lb.. .
17c
Wilson's Certified color- QQ,,
ed Olcomiirglnc, per lb .OOC
Wo havo n full lino of fancy
cheese.
Homo rendered lard,
medium nlr.e, per pall
Homo rendered lard,
largo slxe. per pall. .
80c
$1.55
Wilson's box bacon, 1-lb. lQ
,-nrtons, per lb LxJVt
Wilson's Certified short
enlng, 1-lb. can . .
Wilson's Certified short
;nlng, 2-lb, enn . .
Wilson's Certified
Shortening, 4-)b. can..
Compound (46-lb
cans) per can . . .
Compound (100-lb. or HO-lb.
net cans)
Der lb
55c
45c
,.8c
10c
...8c
13c
.20c
43c
19c
:37c
72c
$5.63
12:1c
Wo nre heaihiiinrters for Crlseo
nnd Plndapnii shortening, nl-o
Mooln, Wilson's and Wcsmiii
etHiklug oil.
Some Facts Wo Want You to Know
Wi; nre tho only retail food illt-ien.ors In tho southwest that
him- .tho floor and sales spins- to handle scleral rarlonils of
food commodities nt the same time, nnd better still, not be lit.
any extra drily omh-iiso t" lint tho same In our salesroom. Them
were exactly :t,.1Hl ismnter customers in our meat ileimrtinentl
Saturday of last week and ",1111 In tho grocery department.
Peoples
Exchange
9
Retail Groceries and Meats at Wholesalo Prices
WE ALWAYS LEAD
1
Corner of Second and Boulder
THE NEW AND LOGICAL GROCERY
CENTER OF TULSA
TRADERS
No. 4
Ideal location: accessible, clean, commodious, good
parking spnee and out of the high rent district.
BIG OPENING SALE NOW ON
REESE
MARKET
Southwest Corner City .Market
The Best Place in tho
City to Buy Fresh
Meats
Short 1 A
Kil.a , L'lL
Two pounds of
I'ompound ..i
Puru Iau-iI, "1 r
tier lb. . . XJv
Fresh Pork -J rj n
.should' r, Iti HI
sugar Cured OO.
1 la- on, lb i-tUj
10 lb. poll JM Ar
Pure I-ird tpJVlO
s ib. pail nen
I'uroVl.ard I Jt
3-"' Kflp
Puro Iurd UUC
Cream Cheese. QOp
tier lb. . .
Cured Ham, half or Qfln
whole, per lb OUL-
Pork 1'ht.ps, 9H
pi-r lb.
Fresh Country
Itutfer, per lb ftJL
Fresh Country U-t rf
Hggs, 3 dozen for tPJ .Ul
riooil Polling Pecf, jj QQ
Sliced Cured Ham,- A(n
per lb. 41UC
Mixed Sausiisre, OK
2 lbs. for 4DC
Puro Pork Sausage,
per lb ZlOL
Southwest Comer of City
Market.
80c
4c
8c
,.9c
25c
..29c
61c
Goodwin's
..62c
10c
47c
7c
9c
7c
9c
9c
JACOBS
Mercantile Co.
218 TO 226
The Big Store on East
First Street
Our block is torn up on
account of coin? to havo I
' m
now nnverl itreet. but wa E
are keeping business up
jUst the same by keeping
prices down.
SPECIALS
for Thursday and Friday
GROCERY
DEPARTMENT
Puro White Cane Gran
ulatcd Sugar,
10 lbs
9 oz. bottle o
Catsup
Hand-packed
Tomatoes, per can
ltji.-oz. can
Salmon
lti-oz. Jelly all
flavors, jar . . ,
1G-07,. Preserves, OP
all flavors, jar. .
Leading "Lady Coffee,
guaranteed better than
Hale's Leader Coffee or
money
refunded, lb.
1 gal. Dark
Karri Syrup .
Half gallon
Apple
Butter
P. & G. Soap, lO'OO
(rSc, 3 bars UU,
Hand-picked Navy Beans
65c
1-gal. can White OH
Karo Syrup .... O i C
Star or Horse- Qf
shoo Tobacco . , Olv
1-gal. can Fancy AAp
Blackberries ... Ujj
MEAT
DEPARTMENT
Compound,
per lb. ...
Good Creamery Ilutter,
pound . 42c
Best Creamery Butter on
tho market,
per lb
Plate Boil,
per lb
Muton Roast, H 1 n
per lb 2" C
Chuck Roast,
per lb
Arm Roast,
per lb
Pork Sausage,
per lb
Hamburger,
per lb
Bacon, whole or ssy
half, per lb UUK,
Armour's Hams, rtft.
whole or half, lb. iuLaK
Crisco, G-lb. - Q
cans tpJLoAO
A. L. FRANKS, Mgr.
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
' Phone (All Departments) flOflO
Member ()cn Shop (Siinro Deal) Association
Member Ik-ttcr HusIiichs lliircau
Mothers, as a Matter of Choice Turn To
Our Baby Shop
For Anything and Everything the Little One Needs
Mothers appreciate tho policy of this store that of helpful
ness nnd real service, as carried out In our llaby Shop,
Hero they may turn to n graduate nurse, versed In tho euro
of bablea, for Information nnd help In choosing baby'n
necdH. In this shop will bo found many, many things for
ItH comfort, protection nnd ninuJoiiiont. Ktocka nro very
good, affording wldo selections nt rcauonablo prices.
Little Frocks and Rompers 2.50 to 3.95
Palsy frocks nnd rompers for playtime and dressy wear,
nicely mado of the. new spring ginghams, crepes and devon
shlro cloth. Also other rompera In flno chambrny, ging
ham and blnrk satcei), some trimmed in contrasting colors.
Wash Dresses and Suits 4.95 to 8.95
Perky dresses of flno ginghams nnd Hiilts of whlto repp.
Drosses In many Instances havo cunnlnC sushes Hint tie In
bows In tho back. A broad solectlon at tho various prices.
Sports and Dressy Coats 12.50 to 39.50
lively dressy coats of taffeta In rose, tan nnd blue, and
sports types lit red, bluo tan nnd black-ar-'l-whlto checks,
both styles similar to coats Illustrated, above. They nro dis
tinguished by tho desirability of materials und good work
manship. Becoming Straw Hats 3.95 to 18.50
naby boys' nnd girls' Milan and Icghorn sailors are Just
In nnd shown In qnlto a number of attractive shapes, In
Brown, red, black, whlto, and vralous combinations.
nnby Shop 1'uiirtli noor
Announcing Special Prices
On Novelty Middy Blouses
Novelty middy blouses, well mado of excellent grado of
flnnuxl In green, rose, purple and gold, with collar nnd
cuffs finished with braid, service stripes nnd ein r7 Qf?
blems. Special, S.95 und ., i ,JO
On Middy Suits, Regulation Dresses
Middy sultH nnd regulation presses of tho well and favor
ably known Jack Tar make, to bo hud In good quality
serge with collars nnd cuffs, trimmed with braid nnd em
blems on sleuve. Special, 2 50
fourth l'loor
Fine Silk Specials
i Fine Canton Crepo
Canton crepe, ono ot tho new silks for spring, with very
heavy pebble surface; extra quality; 40 Ins. wide; shown In
navy, black, Nanking, Japan, Moscow nnd other A QC
now shndes. Speclnl ,41.00
Whippoorwill Brocade
An oddly woven silken fabric In beautiful crinkly all-over ef
fect In stripes, plntds nnd plain to mntch; exqulslto for flno
dresses, sults.nnd sports wear; -10 lncheu wide; exceptionally
choice; mado by Malllnson. r ftt
Special D.VD
New Fancy Tal-Iy-Ho Crepe
The latest novelty weaves In nowest designs and n compre
hunslvo showing of spring colorings In plains, stripes and
'igurcs; popular for sports wear; 40 Ins. wide. ff OK
Nolo window display. O.tD
Pee Wee Taffeta
A particularly desirable, serviceable uunllty for spring
dresses and blouses; drapes well; 40 Ins. wldo; black e) rrt?
and many pastel shades. Special JJ, ( D
Second lloor
Splendid Staple Goods Values
52. In New Serpentine
Kimono Crepes for spring
In pretty patterns
.300
J2.ii. Shirting Madras In at
tractive patterns 35c
5(1. In, Percales In good
medium weight, yurd..20o
32-In. Dewuishlro Cloth In'
(food, fast colors; yard..3i)e
rron!
3(1. Iii. Queen Percales, nil
luallty s.'io
"-In Zephyr Ginghams In
pleasing patterns; tho yard
it 250
:i2.n. Zcphjr Olnglinms In
extra good patterns ...3Uc
32-In. French rilnglianis In
smart checks, plaids and
plntds 75c
noor
White Goods at Low Figures
30. In, l'njama Checks In
'medium weight, yard ...Mo
10. yd. lloltH I-ong Cloth,
medium weight. chamois
finish 1,05
30. In. Flaxon Lingerie
Checks flno sheer quality;
yard loo
30. In. Our nost Quality
White" Mert-erUed Poplin,
tho yard 75c
Brcond lloor
Among the Spring Woolens Are-
3fl.n. Storm Serge, good
quality, nil-wool; desirable
ror ciuuiren's middy
dresses; In navy, wine,
green, brown. Yard ,.08c
12-ln. Trench Serge, extra
good grade, all-wool; for
tailored dresses; In navy
blue, wine, rose and black.
Yard 1,05
50. In. Storm 5crgo, finely
woven, nil-wool nnd heavy
weight for Bopnrato skirts
and suits;. In navy only
Vard 1.00
51. In. Men's Wear Serge,
flno twill, heavy grade,
oxrellent for dresses nnd
suits. .Splendid value at
yard S.U5
Second l'loor
15. Iii. Imported Whlto Or
gandy In line, sheer quality
yard i.oo
30.n. AVhlte Ilutcher Cloth.
In excellent quality one
27.ln. Whlto Plquo Suiting,
In good quality; ynrd...5c
32.n. While .Madras Shirt
ing, In flno quality, yd., 50c
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