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icss-Gmatewtf -(k Gary, wr. guaafc ujf
o:;e vm cleahs
OJlt TIS3EE nun
. MACHINE NESTS
iu August, waa Private William J.me
of Kiltanning, Pa who, single-handed,
cleaned out three German machine gun
nest which had been a menace to the
American.
- w, .
Ribbona All One Color.
LONDON. The ribbon of the Vic
toria Cross decoration will hereafter
be red for all service instead of a dif
ferent color for the army, navy and air
force.
million uu...JO
HIT NEAR KAISER
honor at public luncheon at one o
1 1. a ,uAna hritrft Thrv l)articilaU'l
Chart PurchaMi Are Nov Eatr4 o October Account Fajrable
November 10th.
u-i airfxiMMiaT aSZN0MCiTAA.
Dressmaking Department, Third Floor, Eft Koora ,
in loan catnpaiK" meetings during hf 1
Orafoaolt and
JJecoTd Pept,
Third Floor,
Eait Room,
Mliro AlMiini
afternoon. I roirt Uklattoma city inej
will e to Dallas for two days, Sunday
and Monday; trt llo'tston Tuesday. New
Orleans W tl D e S d a y, Birmingham
Thursday and Memphis Friday.
The inner self warns us of (in moral
of not keeping our promise when it is .a
sacred one lik. our war aaving pledge
Demon atratlea
aniJSati, '
Third floor.
WITH TltF AMI.K1CA.V rOJ( T.S
IN KKANCE, Sept. .'7. -One uf the
heroes of the fighting in the region of
Flsmes, talten by the American early
1
i3
I ..mi. i.. ii ni ' 11
Royal Parly in Mannheim
Dining Air Raid,
ClA'rVA, Sept. 27 - -Emperor Wil
liam, l u l'l "Marshal Utile Allirc lit of
Wtirtlcniliurtr and Prime St rphan of
S liaumliiirti I.ippr were m M:itinlu im
l.i t week when llritih airmen raided
the city.
'I In- nl party, acrordmp to th'
. I - im' f al of ,encva, was Maying in the
rnv.ll paho'c and the emperor ami hi
Mall iiciinpllv took rcfuue in the cellar,
i I'M1-, i n i i'u iheie luclitv minutes. Tin'
iihice was nut lilt as it had Ix'rn din'
t i ' a nrrviiniv raid, but bombs lell in
i'i i' inity.
'Mir Mal party spent last week in
Al ai e-I.orraine, sloppiiiu at 'lie clurt
Kliine towns. 'Hie oh j oil of t tie visit,
the newspaper adds, was to appca-r tlir
unle t and fear of the population mum:
M the appro.nli tn the ttontier of al
lied armirs and the constant aerial
li iinlnnK.
FOREIGN LEGION
HEROES WILL OPEN
LOAN CAMPAIGN
(Continued From Pg 1.)
I'.iir loi.iind. for the elitci laintnriit ,'
i .r disluiKiiuind vi.sitor.s. It is al-y
t''i..ni! lliat Cheyenne or Ar.ii.iii e
ni,! lie iinliM'il to (ninr from Concho
.Hid dim their war paint and fe,iliicr.
Americanization Hay.
Mei'orr tlie iitr reaih tlie l .ur
uioiindk t'ie Aiiierii'ani.ilii'n tpioiam i
will li.'ve been well under way. I he
W m'i.i'ii l.eynn nl H o'clock with a
niii.ii al .election by Makowv's bind,
loiiowcd bv an m. nation bv the Key
1'heodoie Meci m liaert. Mavor (Keihul--er
will pr -nil the chairman. lioerni'
Kobe I 1.. illiains, who will deliver an
.oldies.. I'.itii.tlic music will he ten
ded bv tlie poll i i hih Jii'h:e I iChikc
U . I I. iik w ill .n'.eiit the i rr 1 1 1 1 ate
of r:-iri.bi: and a re-poii.r will he
na :b- bv U alter II I c i. Ad lie-sc-l.y
l K lle ini'loii, ihie! ti tt iir.il .i
tioti i s.iiii'iK i. and K.ib'n Joseph IHalt
will be lol'. wid bv mil. ii bv thr Apollo
.bib .Y I', l-reelinu. attornev general,
.in I Dr, ( baiiei Katu will deliver ad
d:i s-es, Mi I re leri. k Mate will pr -noiiiiii
i'ii- in ni'iln't ion and tnit-ic In
Makm-ki's i..ind will i omplete tlie
morning p'opain.
f ollow mi: tin- Americanization dev
(iiivi.ini, tl'c b'nionairej will go to
I'aikii.vlov.ti wheie a in J -lllf -t inn will
be In Id with the wo'kcM of the lm4k
. ii!- I l(' 1 w ill then return to the
be . i l mtti' u;c tor luncheon.
o'i c i k 'lir will again H to the
1 1 1 1 1 1 i I to wiln'. tbe r ices t iov -
iil , and Ma -.or ( Kcihobet
ti i iii tbe u -io. i s at the ki and -
iin b lb' w ill be
i b.o
t :
' .(ir
..nd.
land
.rti
at I e. in the state lair Ktand
An informal te.eptioii will be given
k, tlie aftrriioon ..r the new citi.ens
'Mie prog-a'tl will iin hide music b) the
p,dlo club, an addre.s by Irene
Hi. key, chairman of tin- Amvrii aniia
mn committee;-a xocal solo by Mr.
Manlev WilliauH. and' four minute ad
Jr,,sr, ,v Ke I I tank K...ih, K. It
Wilson and I eotiatd Smith, natutaha
turn ruatnincr
New Cllinni al Dinner.
The lemon-ires, louether with the
newlv maile ciliein and the Ammrain- i
ation tin y program committee, will br
the unesls at a dinner to be serud at
ilf t bainber of I mnnVrce at h .M p.
"i. nyone desiring to be present at the
.tinner may b trn by sfciirmt! a In ke'
,t he ( bainber of l otnmcice before
i .'.n tonioiiow.
I he bmonaires who are coming bete
re today in Kansas I it v. Atter a
p.itade this morninn. the members id
'be legion, ronvnanded bv ( apt Man-
Another
Carload
of New Style
Kimball
Pianos
Just urrivciV
Pianoa will not lie hold as
cheap ucain for a Iodk
time. Factory and Truns
portation prol'loms nrt
makinp: them hnidei' to
gtt If you cotitrmitlnto
the purchnae of n iano
any ways noon make your
nelfction now.
Frederickson-Kroh
Music Co.
JJl w. maih
VlctroUi, Orafonolai, Stcotlt,'
ShMt Vualc '
Kimball rkoootupni
I'ii i ii, T if
"God took chances
, when He
made men and women"
That Is one of the things Gipsy Smith has to say upon his
return from the front lipe trenches where he came into
close contact with the hearts of the men and their prob
lems. And he asks whether when the men come home from
abroad, a new moral relationship will take the place of
world-old laws. " '
"A Straight Talk to Women" is
Gipsy Smith's eloquent answer
to this and many other questions.
In GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
for October he tails what he dis
coveredand he makes a fore
casta forecast which will be of
interest to every American wo-'
man. h is a striking article with
a theme that demands the most
serious attention of thinking peo
ple everywhere. And it will help
you understand.
You will want GOOD HOUSE
KEEPING for this one feature,
but when you leaf over the pages
you will find a host of other good
things- For instance, there is
personal word by President Wil
son, an Intimate article on our
soldiers in France by para Sav
age, "The Web of the Spider" by
Arthur Somers Roche and other
big features, by Kathleen Norm,
Corra Harris and Madeleine Z.
Doty. Get it tonight
GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING
ft&ay.". U.M
Saturday Shopping List
, Records a Wealth of Rare Kconopiicn for the Windup of the Third Anniverwiry Sale.
Tomorrow, Children's Day
In the Shoe Section
l SluriJy, Stylish Lasts and Worthy Qualities Incorporate the Following Anniversary Offerings:
Boys' Shoes
.Now $2.23 and $2.95
Note Them Carefully.
Patent Leather Seurfeis -1'latn toe stylet, button
stylei, with wide eatetnion solrs ; splendid $.1.50
valuci. Sies llbj to J. 1 he pair, $2 23.
Tan Russia Calf Shoes - I nclishjasts with blind
evelels; an excellent Imc ior b'Hii dress- and s. h .ol
wear. 'Sues. 1 to ti. Henlar J 5 ' value. 1 he pair
$2.9.1.
Black Rumia Calf Shoes - l- ntrlish U with grav
Otjford cU.th topi. .Sues I to . Krgular J 1 5"
value. The pair, $2.0J.
Gunmetal Shoes lllind eyrb tt; T ngli h la-ts;
liroken iet in regular W 5l Nalues. At, pair. $2.9J.
Ciunmetal Shoee -Semi-1"tiglih lastt with mr
dittm broil toes, dull calf t"ps Sires 1 to 0 in
regular $4tH) values The pair, ti 91.
Gunmetal Shoes - Mutton t:d lace ttyle. high toes
and iMtuul la. I. bur. - to 0. Kcrful.ir iM'l allies.
'I he pair, $2 9J.
Patent Leather Shoes W ith dull calf opt, welt
sold, natural last icj II1.. to .' Heular f-4.5tl
values. Iie pair, $2 93.
I
Misses and Children's Shoes
Values to $3.50
, Pair $2.23
Patent Vamp Shoes -With white fabric lops and
firn jolts. Si.es 11,'j to 2. Keular $3.50 values,
lh pair, $.'.23.
Patent Vamp Shoes J laving 'Toll calf top, eap
tor and welt Jolcs, button style Size ', to 2.
IscRnlar $J-'5. The pair, $-'.2J.
Gunmetal Shoes Mutton tlei with cap toe and
welt soles. Sues Il'j to 2. Krgular $JiS values.
'I he pair. $2.21
Vicl Kid Slioes-Ilutton MylrvMitched tips, welt
soles "PUyhoose Brand." Size f'j to 11. Regular
J.1.50 value. The pair, $2.23. -
Gunmetal Shoes - Mutton styles witjt well sotl
knd jtiiehed lips. "Playhouse Biand." Sies 82 to
II. KrKiilar f I.St) values, the pair, $2.2J.
At Rorsbaugh-Brown's, Main Floor, East Boom, Rear.
I II for OCTOBER ,
I ii. ii
BOUT TODAY AT YOUR NEWSDEALERS -20 CENTS ' (',
' 1 J 1
I USK TIIK INTEItURBAN Good Service-Courteous Treatment I
II w,vfct. s - . y;,t lll
I III '-( s -1 s .rtis B III 1
I IfcVTr -iy IW'jf' rl 1
I . a i jr Jt3fm L
I I vPjedmonjti, Ii
V til - - lKCIIYi.yr I
Y ' Miiitan c- jf 4(6 -
UAIlTAt Jr A A . KJ n is-iji a m m 1 mm a - k - Ill I
II HI mwiiuMl Harn,! ni Mi rWTTI. AM inrUKMATIIIN. WALNUT 1B7D Mil
Autumn Millinery
Very Special Saturday
1 I
Wonderful
Hats
at $5.00
, Black and Colgrs
Also, Two-Toned Hats
l'lack crowns and brims and colored under. Considering the VelvtM,
the linings, the .nnimiHk-s and even the frrie these hat are Hride of,
liny cot three time or more than formerly.
" CONSIDERING ALL '
$5.00 Very Low
OTHER TRIMMED HATS
I'niifoally inurt and clever at $7.50, $10, $12, $1S and up to $36.
The Necessary
Fall Cotton
l uuiid in the Waih GooJi
H
Misses' Tarn
o'Shantem ,
elect and Velvetlas, bla.:k and cotorl,
$1.25 and $3.00
l uuiid in the Wash Gkx
Section, Main Floor
No. 512 merc.eriwd lfegla Popl
in a range of 2tl different shade's, ii
chidmir all liuht and dark colore tn
are popular; ,V inches wide
beautifully fitnsned; fast colors,
yard, 7 Sc. , r
Madias Shirtings in a very ehoi
collect urtl of bright and mediul
npes. yard, 35c, 39c, 30e, J9c asf
9c. .
Satin for linings la every col
you ran possibly wih ; yard, K
and c. I
I'eter Tan, a plain color falilic
l'reoch gingham weight ; t isjtmb
lor lre purpoej and trimrsyng
all shades; ,V inchrs wide, 4eci
i, yarn, jo. ,
"75 pieres el new JO-inch eltt
Challis in brautifnl'drsfns, yasu 2i
Beantiful new plaid Ginghadie
fine I remh quality: .12 inches bida
special, yard, fie.- . j
45c. Gxton Foulard, 12 Lth
wide; excellent for house ditssJ
yank 33c.
At Rorbaagh-Bbro', Mm
Floor, West SooM,!Weet All.
At Rotabsugh-Brown's, Second floor, West Room. '
Annireraary Sale of
Stationery
75e Value, 'A
The Box 59c.
TWO FUI L iJU;RE5
Ue Correspondencf 6ltior
a.nd 4(J snmipe, weU:'entlt)pel tol
match; various eiftlCile ihiMt ;
piper and envelopes ribbon
yiyid neaily placed in fancy bief i
14
spleniini 7fc valiae : vert
ial at, choice, oc.k I X
At Roiabiseh-BrMii'i WtVX
Floor, West Room, Ffoatj
NewiteM and l'p-to-I)atene 1 Strikingly Apparent in
The Suits and Coats
.1 .'! .
Dtrered at AmazipKly 1) Trices in bconomy
Bawrrient Garment Shop
Women's New Fall Stiits i Women's No w Fall (VU
i
All the new faibious and color
ing navy, tan, firuwn, wistaria,
black and Rrav ,mirure of sil
vertone, jalierdine, wool poplins,
wool serge and burtlfa; belled
and uifbeltrd and 'pleated si jlrs
tiimmel in buttons, braids and
pluthe Regular $.I5(I0 valnts
Anniversary Sale prire, $23 00.
t f
Women Gcorgett and C rrp
de Chin N'iit In. white, phik,
navy, green, blmk and novelty
sletjie, wilhw withmff collars;
eacellcgt values. Amti vcri.try
Sale price, $2 95 and $3.43.
A special purchase of Sample
in high grade quality and' made
in tbe very newest Fall stylei
in )erey, broadcloth, silverlmiea
and velours; self trimmed tailored
collars; also beam and black
idOfh Irimmad, belted styles;
half. Usree-qnaxter and fulMined,
in grays, fcievwni, blacks, navy
and miahirt. Regular $24bd
valuta. Annlvereary Sa4e price,
U.5.
W'imien's Cnatr-Vleditini
weigb:t, in attractive styles and
colormo: vtry evcepil.Tnal virt
ues and worth JlWi Aimifei..
sary Sale price, $UJ3.
51
.Womeu'i While Outing Gowns, made of good qual
ity 'rmtitig. cat full and roomy; sices 15 to 17. Anni
versary Sale price, $1.73.
HOU1LI' PARKKNCn ItlVICt TO, AU TOOm. ASK INFORMATION. WALNUT 1970
Voien s Bungalow Ajmjtw of goo grade of fkT
nam and peale, ia solid wlors, efrlpea a tisuftJ,
Aiwivertary Safe nri, H Jfl. " ' F
Al Rorabsagh-lroern'a Kconotty laiement, ,
J'ti-

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