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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1918
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J37T SPOT'
viw Respects U. S
:$$, Captives Say.
Tribe, au Ik Oklahoma
, ih! armerican armv,
i Kfom prisoner captured it
' learned that the German in
1 to renew their attack on tlx
i , between Soiuont and Cbateae
2f, where the American are ta
4 daring the early part of the
X but abandoned thi plan. The
uk, however, was returned Plater.
-JT dart ago the German high com
i began to lend fresh crack troopi
i frtt of our line.
1M uermani muit now comervc
tir man power, and to that end are
I -wiring for placet where they think
i Jtr ia Hit smallest opposition. To
Lift information from captured Ger
HIM indicktei that it due not con
(idef the tector of which the Ameri
cana bold an important part to b in a
afetpot.
In jreiterday'i attarlr with the French
t) the lower end of the Boise de
Selleeu, clearing that wood of Cer
ium, pritnner to the number of 250
e)M thirty machine gam were captured
v; Deteraalaed to Hold Firm.
V; While the brunt of the week' fight
a borne by the ' British, Ameriran
troopi to their riirht repulicd no fewer
(ban live German attack. Of Ameri
can troop guarding the mads to Paris
betide the marine, the Twenty-third
nd Ninth Infantry have dlitinRtiithed
tbmelve. Both hese regiment are
part of the old Ameriean regalar army.
While holding a difficult tenor, they
bare done much to better their line,
nd in every cae held firm against the
attack the boche launched against
wem.
AH American In thli lector are de
tfrmiped to prove a atone wall obstacle
gainst any attempt of the Germam
to advance toward I'ari on any of the
toad they guard.
:' " Unpaid telephone bill Tor the month
'of June are past due. If not paid by
I p. m., of the 15th, tervlee will be
discontinued. Southwest Bell Tel. &
Tel. Co. (Adv.)
ittookTdays
jo check foe in
CO".PIEGtlE DRIVE
French .Counters Win Back
Everything of Importance.
I . Br frh Aitoeiatid'Priis.
WITH JHE FRENCH AKMY IN
FRANCE.? Thursday. June 13 Five
day lufficed to tay the German offen
sive between MortHdldler and Noyon,
Whota objective waa Compiegne.
Deipite long preparation the Ger
una were unable to overcome French
'remittance, and brilliant counter-attack
by the allied troop took back
.everything of importance which fell
into the handi of the enemy during the
firtt ruih with large masses of troop.
2io German gained tome little ground,
t their design failed in its great linei.
' Today there waa an unsuccessful
German attack weit of the One but
,the front elsewhere in thit region was
calm. Thu may be a ign .that the
enemy ha renounced further effort in
this direction and it about to start else
where. Troopa who participated In the
battle, a well as prisoners, are unani
oaa in declaring that the German
loaiet throughout the five day were
palling.
The French now occupy a much bet
ter line for resistance along thi front
than before the battle, having straight
ened out a dangerou talient. The
French left wing continues to threaten
; the German communications.
ta 1
General Pershing
Requests More Music
It Is good for the soldiers fit thf front.
' Good for tbe civilian who backs him.
., Excerpt from Evening Mail, New York, May 29th t
."All of us, under the strain of the terrible pressure
Plunder which we are living, need the stimulating
V' effect of piusic."
J''"Tls wonderful thing about mualc Is that it atlmulatea
M ta tfkflart when we need, stimulation, wet it relazea over
wronght, Ws) win when we need rett
Music rests the tired business man, the housewife, the
professional man and the teacher as well as it does the
Idler."
' i t It is important that you continue your child's music les
son now above all times.
' The discipline and mental training are Important parts
of the educational training which President Wilson
itrcssee aa so important now.
Don't wattr have a Pianola or Tiano in your home at
0Bee,sW make the way easy. Save $50 to 150 in piano
talae. V . '
i) it
WASHINGTON. June H-Th army
casualty list Friday contained I V)
uames. divided at follow
Killed In action, twenty-nine: died
of woundt. five; died of accident.
three; died of disease, six; wounded
severely, seventy: wounded, degree un
determined, one; musing in action,
live.
Tbe litt incladee tte aama of
Private William F. Foliar, Willow,
bar, Okla., iad of d lewis; Private
Merrill M. Barbae, Spiro, Okla.,
aeverely wonaded, and Private
Jam C. Blackburn, 907 E. Mala
etreet, Shawnee, Okla, severely
wounded.
The Hat: " i
Killed In Aetfcn.
CAPTAIN FRANK. W. HUl.ETT. ltm-
lawn. Maine.
UKUT. Ef N KIT FRANCIS SEX
M-f ' n rear i witi vvriu,
llkX'TV OEOU'IU 8TEIIY, New York
SkjrtdT MICHAEL A. BOVIK. Cheboy
mm t. Ul,h
Btltf'ivllle, N, C.
fOKl'L. OKOMdE BELL, Winchester,
Idaho.
t'Oltl'I,, CHAIU.KS O. BflOWN, Top
lar llli.ff. Mo.
IXtHi'U JAMES W. MROWN, Phoenix
City, Ala.
roUI'L. IllCHAnn H. CONOVKIt, lit
(irrrim li'M, II. I.
I'lllVATF. MICH A Ku DANA CAT
BACK, Chlvign.
Till VATK .lOHEI'lt H. CArtl-HON
lL-.il. I, li. U.n
tiiWate J)Hf cztzf.ski, aimaow,
Ainni.
11(1 VATE JAM KB C, M)TD, Hogiiri
vlllo. Tonn.
i'lIVA,TK aEOItOB V. ItUTClIINB,
Itlrkman, Ky.
i'UIVATIb N1H.ULJIJ JAWUKBtU, t ni-
"KIVATB H AHOLD J. JOHNBON,
'nn rn, n. I.
fill VATE IRA H. JVBTICE. Trtmt)l(
Tonn.
ridVATK JOHN r. KF.MIO, fipaldlng,
Idaho.
TUIVATB VINCENT M. LENAHAN,
Watvrforit. N, T.
PKIVATE. HOMULU8 MEEIIAN, La
nan, in.
Till VATE FRANK J. MICHAEL, at.
Lou 1(1, Mn.
PIllVATB BAT A. NOVD, Waturloo
Mont.
PHI VATE THOMAB J. POWERB. Oar-d-n
City Kan.
PRIVATE CHARLE8 H. ItFEDER,
Hlom City, Iowa.
PRIVATE B A Ml.'EL . ROTTEN
HEIt'l. Nw Yora CUy.
I'KIVATK MORRIS BALNER. Jray
Cltv,
PlilVATK NICHOLAS C, BCHNEID
KR, Riiu'-knirhla. Hiiln
PRIVATK BUFORrS, STEWART,
Mannrila, Ala.
PRIVATK riDOHflr ZITINETE.
Laoiia, Wl
Diia or wounai.
PRIVATE (IOHDON WARD BATES.
Bhrlhv. Ml-h.
PRIVATK JOHN . II. COTLE. Brlah-
ton, Mni.
PRIVATE FRANK BL MALONE.
Mxint Horoh, W la
PRIVATbJ CLVtlfl MILLARD, Mont
pllor, Inrl
PRIVATE JOHN A. BTANCJK, Colutn
hua, Ohio.
Dlid of Dlitail.
PRIVATE WIUJE COUCH, Newman.
PRIVATE JAMKB DODINK, Chatta
noovn, Tmin.
PRIVATE WILLIAM F. F08TBR, Wll
lowbar, Okla. '
THIVATt; WADE HOLD EN. Jaffir-
on, Olilu,
FKIV ATE CLARENCE 8. PATRILXIE,
Lnryan, Kan.
PHI vatk JOHN W. TRICE, Council
Illufla, Iowa.
Uite or Acciaant.
CIVILIAN 11. .C SHAW. Cambrtdc.
Mai. '
PRIVATP! (IKORaS W. QAHLEA,
iirooKiyn. N. I
fcltlVATE CHARLES H. MCCARTHY,
RIVATN
In. Ohio.
Tlfl
Blvtrily Wounded.
Llnut. 0ur C. Muaclu, Wattrbury,
Conn.
Sarirta Rnbart U Colllna. Hrldgaport,
Conn., Oliver R. Itevla, Yonkiri, N. Y.;
Roy I'linhnr, Chlrafo; Oarot J. FlnFn,
Nrw Ilrunawlck, N. J I Jpremlnh Hlm'h),
Lyrrarronipani, Ireland; Lloyd Bundaan,
Kerkhovm, Mich.
Corpla. Tony Hrltiak, Chloaaoi I.elah
B. Hualer, Pmith CharlMlon, Ohio; Burl
(Jarret. Wlndaor, III.; Wilbur K. Hanaon,
Hronklyn, N. Y.: WllllHm Hetl, Con
arvaa Park, III : Paul K. Jonta, Harvard,
Mnaa.; Jnrnb Kaufman, Hrooklvn, N. Y ;
John LyMen, llterfraok, Ireland; Carl
Hnohe. Iludnon, Mm.; Fred J. Ryan,
Lowell, Mnaa ; John J. Bleta, ChlcaRQ;
Harold O. Thotnpann. New Hiitaln, Conn.
Private Merrill M, Barbie, Spiro,
Okla.) Luthrt K. Bare, Muyavlile, Kv.;
Jamee C. Blackburn, (07 Bait Main
afreet, Shawnee, Okla.) Ion Illnaaflr, Co
lumhua drove, Ohio) Homer Hroiillntte,
North A'lnnia, Maae. J Roliert Cat heart,
I'lqua, Ohio; Harold C. Clark, Water
town, N Y.; Morrle Cohen, Mllwaukn.
Wla.; Frank Cunnlnaham. Mahymore,
Ireland; Johnnie Kamron, port (lay, W.
Va.; Ita Flood, 8heirriivllle, Ky.; Rob
C. (latewood, Paduoah, Ky.; Ray M
(Hew, Farley, Iowa; Antonio Monano,
Italy; Taul Urlmwa, Clreanrnatla, lnd ;
Louie Oullhcau, Arnatidvllla. 1 ; Martin
Unmet, Chicago; Lowla P. Hlcke, Naplae,
Trx.; Stephen H. IturtuV, Rrldaeport,
Conn Hernard E. Jarkaon. Chlrao: Al-
hcrt H. Jeater, Oalveton, Tim; tinnier
Jonee. London, Ohio; William C. Kemp,
Crump, Tenn.; William H. McComn,
Oklahoma' Ona-Prlci
Matlc Route,
3IS Mala St.
suaaj Other Good Piano.
mtm.mmMmlm . TaE. M T U.MnA l)t.llk
delphla,: Oaorf Mania a, Ttxele. Uuh;
Cnrta r, Maaiini, Kinia liarbara, (.ai.i
leaac P. Miller, Denlaon, Telaa; Prank
M. Mill. MUlburn, N. .' Aleunder
auoiln,ai, '!-or C 'f i : ere L.
Nu., 3VjivJ jrvt ti, 1 ' . Arthur
Olaen, Chloafo- William 11. oaborn, Troy,
N Y ; Lee Tetare, Earnfatvllle, Ky.;
Mllaa F Ralla. Ixiwall, Maea.; Rodney
l(lcalti. fenoore. Ky.l lonerd C.
Hurh, Huena Vlata, Oa.i John Bohoenke.
runo on l-c, yvie. ; i iarenoe rcram. inr
City, Mleh.; Jitllua W. Hohletiter, Norlji
Mxnomlnle, Wla.; Rarnay Sheveland.
Hoandlnavla, Wla. John Bhutovlrh, New
York' Joaeph Horha, Mlnnaatiolle, Minn.;
Jai'k Hrnk, Younaatown, Ohio; Enrnoat
KlPhmnnd,' Cel.; ineaph Waellwakl, Ie
I'ne, III,: Trank E Weal.erry, Wnnilvllle.
Mlaa ; Lulf' Roldn, Tlttetiure-h, Ta ;
Tatar P. Wtaliilownkl, Chloo, John
Zulia Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wounded, V Degree Undetermined.
Private Frederick Krelnhrlng, Hrandnn,
Iowa.
Mining In Action,
Corpl. Frederli-k R. Hyde, Cheeter, VI
Trlvetee Teodor Nowonelekl, t'nlnn
City, Oonn.f Edward N. Tope, llardwlrk,
VI.; Claranra H. Rledle, Rrlatol, Conn ;
Charl'e E. Bttiriri'on, Hrlalol, Conn
Prleonor, Prevlouely Reported Mieslng.
Lieut. Charlea W. Maaaou, lliilllmore,
Md.
Sixty-Two Named
In Marines' List
WASHINGTON. Junr 14 A ma
rine casualty list of sixtv-twit nanirs,
givrn out tfMlay, carries thf first Utrc
nurnhrr announced slnre tlie marines
hegan to take an active part In the
fighting In France. The marines have
home the brunt of heavy German at
tacks and themselves have nltnrkrd In
fnrre. It was thoiiRtit the mimes con
tained in today's list were those of
men who have been fighting fur days
in the reition of Chateau Thiirry
Th list Include the aame of
Private Ralph Rodgera, Paul Val
ley, Okla., aeverely woundsd.
Tim lUt:
Killed In Action.
CORrORAL FRANCIS DOCK. Mouth
Union, Maae.
('(utTOHAL okorqio a. mincey,
Oajifihee. Oa.
l'RIVATK CHARLF.B F. BROWN. Bt.
Paul
CORPORAL MKARL C. ALEXANDER,
Sharon, Ta.
HKHOKANT THOMAS R WAIJCS,
Waalon, W. Va.
THI VATK ,
JAMR
F!8 B. K ELLUM, Maya-
Vllle, Ky
TltlVATE JAMES S ACHAT.!. T.m.
pletnn. Pa.
wsr Oil
4LjmX UUIUIUUI Ul TIVOUUllO
Zj AJ Star Fly Killers
Cr S Wonder fly Killers
A P.I Vamplro
il Llkay s Ant and Koach
Peterman's Ant Food
X Peterman's Roach Powder
Teterman' Discovery
Conkey's Fly Knoc ker 60c, 90c end 11.30
Insect Spray ...u 30c
LIQUID POWDERS
Oriental Cream , , 1.3S
Violet Dulce 30c and 11.00
West fall' Kan de Creine soc
Magnolia Halm M 73c
Carmelline , J7c
Derwillo 11,00
Swim Capa, 25c to $1.50
CANDY
We are offering, this week, suRar-coated Jordan Almonds at 5flc per
pound. We have just received this shipment from the lactoiy and they
are fresh ind good. There is just the right amount of tugaron them to
make them sweet and good a most delirious eating piece of candy foa-tac
hot weather. j
CIGARS
We offer again on Saturday, to further introduce them, our Broad
way Cigar at 5c each. We believe that no better value has ever been
offered than wa are offering our customers in this CiRar. It is Invincible
thape, Sumatra wrapped and Si inches long. This Cigar sells regularly
at 6c. Saturday only, 3c each ; box of 50, IJ.3S.
WESTFALL DRUG COMPANY
Eastman Kodak Aganta 1 Keiall Aginta
V . VI 111! II LJ 11 IPM V
Over the Top June 28
Saturday Morning
8:30 to 10:30 Two Hours
100 WASH SKIRTS
Made of best grade White Gabardines and
Habutai Silks, late summer patterns.
COME EARLY SATURDAY MORNING
75 HATS
Tailored and Trimmed
Saturday morning,
CORPORAL, CLXX B. DAVIS, Bowl
log Ureou, Ky.
Oled of Wound.
PRIVATK KICNKBTON l. LANDERS.
Byraruaa, N, Y.
Till V ATfcj WILLIAM T. 11. BVDI)Na,
Marlnftte. Wla
Till VATE ItORF.RT C. OOL'RLKY,
Watervlllo, Ohio.
i iuvATE Lester march, imikn,
Col
APFN BROWN. Clyde, H. Y.
COhl'OHAL LOL'Id PETKRH, Chloafo.
Wounded Severely.
Capt. Oi-ar II. Cauldwell. Crawforda-
vllle, Ind.
Lli-ute Renjamln B Retry, New York;
Hugh MoKarland, Rrownwood, Teaaa;
Mm V. (Illflllan, alt Johnebury, VI. I
Hlialrr Iadd, Chevy Cliaae, Md.
Neiata. Illihard S. Boea, Topeka, Kan.;
''Iiarl.e F. MoCarthy. Chlcafu; Taul J.
Kdbiiidll, Hartvllle, Mo.
CoipU llert C Hmlth, teWltt, Mlrh I
Alliert Cirunt, Anieabury, Maaa j I"rry
Hhup-ird, Colllnwood, Ohio.
Trlvnf I'rederselt I Dace. Elvlna,
Mo. Atlllo J, MlaiMPro, Ran Vramiaroi
liatia Hryan, Montpeller, Idaho; Kdward
I). Cabell, Thlladuluhla j John Krlvdo,
Muriay City, Ohlo William T. Haydnn,
lli-rnninaville, Md.l Henry J UtChant,
AilrlHii, Mich I Hlchard A. I'owera Jr.,
Cliirlmiall; Jianle! W. (leorge, Oreetia
hni g. Ti.i John F, McCarthy, South
Himliin, Mnaa.; Claude Maroua, Chleaau;
(.llbrrl Clarrro lludlow, Atlanta, Ua.;
Arthur Klatlor, Bheboyran, Wla.; John T.
Kvane, Cincinnati; Hufui It, Nklnnrr,
Ciimilrn, N V.; Illihard K. Johueon,
Chlraiio; Harry O, Wolf, Havn, Kan.;
I'onat N. Itarev, Caldwell, Ohio; V.
tioldiierr. Mlnneanolla-, Halph "oagere,
Paul! Valley, Okla. I RuamMI K. Tucker,
lliiiriilo, N. T ; Wlltlnin It. McCulliih,
(llrniliilB, L. I.; liwla Mi-Curry. Wheul
In nd, Oil ; Clin rice E. Neleon. Suit lk
City, Tliili; Waller H, Hmlth, Wlnaton
Nnlein. N. C.; Herold Williams, Weat
Kneti r, N. Y.; John Mnlkae, Chlcafu:
Sidney Hvlllna, New Orleane; Raymond
llnrlniflit, Horhfater, Pa.; Joaeuh L.
VnrtlK. J'alinMto, la.; Joeeph A. fiwyt'r,
t'ovliiKt'iii, Ky.; Frank 'I'rlnka, Aalorla,
L. I ; John Moore, Hochelle. Ill I Huy
mi, ml It, Huldwln, Fnlleton, Md.; Harry
H. lun-lier, no addreea; Charlee A,
l-wle, ipliarmaelit'a mate aervlng with
iiuirliieii) no aildreaa.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
CHICDREN
Should not be "doeod-
lot ooia appy ex
ternally"
;ti. u, uw hwv
25c B0c 11.00
i v .f ip
10c; J for Jlo
10c; 3 lor 25c
10c; 3 for 25c
Powder 13c, JOc, 33c add 83c
23c
23c
13c, 23c
Hats, values to $17.50
8:30 to 10:30$1.49
' If?
VJCICS
i xii ii ii i ii-im
Fifty Nurses Sign
Here for Red Cross
Fifty Nurses have signed up in Okla
homa City to date for Red Croat serv-
- - ,1 -J
S 3
Towel Week
Continues till Friday, June 21st. However, do not wait! Values
such as these are bound to sell rapidly, and early selection is advisable
Tomorrow, for instance.
Huck Towels, Extra
Special, $1.39 Doz.
either while or red border, a
quality easily worth on today'
market $1.75 the dozen; during
Towel Week, special, per dozen
U9. (
17x.M Ifurk Towel, red or white
border; Towel Week St 7C
each, 15c, doien Mell
18x36 red border Huck Towel ;
good quality; Towel (n OP
Week, each 20c. doa $eW
18x.V5 half linen Huck Towel;
worth 50c; Towel Week, OOa
each JVC
Toweling and
Crashes
18-inrh Turkish Toweling, in pink,
blue and yellow stripes, 39c OQ
value; Towel Week, yard. . . .aCIC
16-inrh pure Linen Pons, bleached
crash, light weight, but all linen, and
all linen is a rarity tbe P
days; yard, 1 Towel Week.... IOC
Ilhie border Barnsbji Crash, t A
25c value; Towel Week, yard. llC
PURE LINEN
CTrvrva rDtClirQ
MfcVIMNS IKAMl&d
At Rorabaugb-Browu'i,
The Phonograph You
Will Eventually Buy
Summer Rugs
Just received a new line of
Grass and Fiber Summer Rugs.
The,y come in beautiful shades
of Blues, Grays and Tans 6x9
sizes $9.00 to $12.00. Othec
nizes in proportion.
Herrick Ref rigerators
$23.75 Up
Draperies
Given the best drapery cloths the next thing in
importance is servire and cot. Our prices are
lowest, and the servire you receive from our ex
perts makes yon our ft iend forever.
Window Shades
You don't need to come to the store. Just
phone WALNUT Wirt, and we can give you an
estimate. All window shades are hand-made
from the very beat of shade cloth and are mount
ed on guaranteed Hartshorne rollers.
The Stare el Taelej
and Tomerrow
ice, announce! 1 Charlei H. Wood,
chairman of the enrolment campaign
for nurses in thit ttate. Of this number
eighteen have Enrolled for active terv
ice, tight hvo enrolled for home de
fense and eight for special work. Six
teen have taken application papers and
have promised to join.
-Order By Mall Shipping Cbargea Prepaid
Bath Towel Opportunities
20x40 heavy quality Turkish Hath
Towels; 3 value, Towel OP
Week, each JJv
Hemmed, bleached Turkish
Towels; 15c values; Towel IA
Week, each IvC
18x36 bleached Turkish Towels;
15c value ; Towel Week, 1 1 A
each ...1UC
18x36 bleached Turkish OC
Towel; Towel Week, each..aeC
Fancy atrlpe Turkish Bath
Towels, in blue, pink, lavendr and
yellow; 39c value; good heavy
quality; Towel Week, 90, .
each r.-C
15x30 extra heavy, imtll ize
Turkish Towel; very good tnsi
tage Towel; Towel Week, A '
each lUC
Extra Value
Bath Towels 59c
i-Just 2S dozen of these to sell;
they are very large and heavy,
excellent for .the bath; size 24x48;
worth now 75c; special Towel
Week, each 39c.
24x46 bleached Turkish Bath
Towels, 50c values; Towel OQ
Week, special each k .OUC
Purchased before the preient Linen
qnalltlea ip bliaehid and unbleached,
priced t, yard, S3e, 33c, 37c, 39c and
Mala floor, West Boom, Wait
Summer
Couch Hammock
Swings for Porch br
LAWN
We have just
ahinment of these
Couch Hammock
new styles of UDholsterintrs on sale at-spe
cial prices. They are sold either with or without
Btand.
Disease germ choose dark damp
ttagnant air for their hiding places.
Where could they find a better place
than the interior of an ordinary re
frigerator? They help the milk to
lour. They poison your food. Such
an ice box is a real aid to the kaiser.
Rut the Herrick Refrigerator is
different. The Herrick System of
dry air ventilation makes it so
really sanitary that Uncle Sam
chooses it for hi battleships. Fruit
will dry up irr a Herrick before it
will mt. Let a Herrick stand guard
over your food.
Linoleum
If you need linoleum
buy it now don't wait.
Our stock is complete
and prices much less
than it will be later.
12-ft. prints, 2i per
yd. Inlaid,"-1
$1.50 per yd.
ARBQUI1T) If ONGMIR
l
ill
I I iJll.Ill WERT MAIN
I I M STREET
Sir Charles Partone, English ecieiae '
list, tare artificial diamonds can be
profitably pttKed by a new proccsa, '.
Lorain, Ohio, ft to have 200 houses
foar workers to be built by the fed
eral government." . '
Dress Making
Department
Tklid Floor
99
Fancy Turkish
Towels
A complete line of these feature'
late patterns, in blue, pink, gold, yel
low and lavender; Towel Week, each
39c, 69c, 7Sc, 89e, Wash Rag to
match lOe and 13c,
Fancy Initial Turkish IP.
Wash Rags, each -
1
Fancy Wash Bags finished with
crochet edges In pink, blue, yellow
and lavender; Towel Weeic, each
10c, 13e aqd 19e.
17x24 hemstitched Gueet IP.
Towel j Towel Week, eech...vC
Pure Linen Towels
Embroidered linen Huck Guest
Towels; Towel Week 5Qc
16x27 heavy quality linen Huck
Towels ; Towel, each 39c and 9c.
18x34 very- fine linen Huck
Towels; Towel Week J QQ
Extra large site, fine quality, all
linen Huck Towels; hemstitched;
priced each, 11.19, 11.50, 11.99 and
12.00.
Pure linen hemstitched Guest
Towels; Towel Week, 90
each '..OJJC
ecarclty. A complete range of
IS to 22-lach wldtha, l O
I1 AC
Aisle, Rear
Comfort;
received a new
fine, comfortable
Swings in beautiful
Special Close Out
Trices on soveral odd din
ing room suits to make room
for a car of new suits just
going on the floor. If you
are ging to need a dining
room suit this year, now is
the time lo buy. There are
about 12 suits in the lot and
they come in eight, nine and
ten - piece suits at from
$98.50 up all new period
styles. .
MOT
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