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FOUR
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1010.
LENSNE NEARLY
MADE PRISONER
U. S. Goods to Be Shown Foreign
Buyers in Huge London Showroom
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f.. ! r ... ''cwkl as pt"N- I lv thr
t.i' t t' .it In- i.iiifi ! Miri i! immi
nent S ti-t I' i''. ;tf 1 ' I'r.i 1'i'i.ir
Ini i'l i't t'ri'l .. 'iiN'ki .irnv 'I rn
. IsIin Ii n -i:iiin-n: ate i!nliir. t.i
luf I rrn antttli1 itcl an I the rc-t
ci tie t'lfinv at'iiv was driven across
tin1 I. iin.i I :trr.
I...ps i.f I .rrrr.it Srmf't.'ff, tlir
till ! .. i 1i iki Ir ider i'l till! ( h 'a lts
tfi. t, I ivr ni.npr.l riklini lilni'-k.
t)ir v I rn.in ijiInn iv rut of I akc
:.i:k,l.
In. i liundrrd tv'msi.in nl lint re,
I'.isi I It in I .( '"m.iii I'l '.nin are ex
pr. tr t tn .ii t'iri.iiKli flunk wi'hin
X fnuii'k'lit. Ihr ls'iisi.inx air il--'.-title
ail. I in a rii.in i i . 1 1 1 1 ti l"tn
exposure .f t I i'k ( f I
COLD EXTENDS
DOWN TO GULF
liio.ii-d Thoroughly Satu
rated With Water,
DM I . Texix. J ..i 2 -Thf -ith-
nn rst " ii in I t'ir i' n n t: vn .' i r '
f:ISt i .M m I' '-IT . ! I' .'
t'-r I'ii tin, mi 'i t I vi" n- a: t:'i ! 1"
llf.;tr' .I'M- rt. in I'-r !! :'..!!'
I'.u I . I lite i'r, t'ir ill r ' : .!!
.nuv I t'ir '.nil "f Mi-x'iiv At 1 1!
M.'ti it was .;t ill . -mm a'i tte. at
( .ii'iiis ( 1 1 r i i .' '. at I'i uiiii""! .i'i am!
at .Vin ntiinui .'M i!r."rn I'i ll.ii'av
t';r n;rrin: wii'l l'.:i to IS .trirffr
$',ie. t'ir i '1 !' I .t.i.- -n r l.t-1 l.lti
n.i'v. 'I he i.''l wax I'tr i-li'-t liy a
raiiKtiiim whv'i ! tm I l lrrt an'l
I'i iw !:rrr t'-r ( r:.i'Mir rr.ictir I .
t'ir tirriri p ,' I '. :!'. '"rsotiaK-
tHiil'nte a.'ur t: it v ai
fc I f.ivi't .!! sis '! i'i ''.
C. C M..MT. n t i' .i! ai""tit oi
tie fl'.mi'iiT ( i- mw. -ai I t ' '!
pniini't i t''..ti'ti.'!.!v -i''. a I .: '
watrr mi t t . r'v n or o:
thf (rnt :!1 I r .'i ' in '' ...n ing.
Ntaxim;!i.in It u !rn. t!ir (.iiimik
Cirrni.in r.lil T. nn: ' Wr it.ittr t lie
mar with a f ' r : v t-i k, ati'l all mir i
ni'ur.i'irrt n.i.mn I ir l.rrti re - j
iil!U nf it''':iT.r'N. illirtl II M a ;
film lirro nnt (.runi v a xnV'ir.
f illf in i"l! I i ''!i v'i i.n . Up :t I"' I in- I'M '
tl'r tr "H ' i t " 1 1 1 v jr.nt o( ll'ilirii-
f.'llrn, ; ! :U's " ' I
BAD BRONCHIAL COUGH
FOR 36 YEARS
U. ii. Infill !.;iu to 1'inli Amrii. a'
l"inn tra'lr air ti.ot (.ri'm put into
rri mi. it hv llifil I I'.U'll, nri'lfllt
I i 'ir ' I'li-li 'liiiirti.il ciin;uiiy,
wli.i e naiilii'iir. inrn'rl t"ll jtilt
III,., !i.irm ami li-iiiiiiil t Illf
in. I i..iiii'. tr ati'l rxtrmiNf flitfl
; i i l !' i il k n I 1 1 ( t '-r I'lliatr i.nii
. 'i ;i in I' r ' I I Mr. Piuli s lint-
in I i'ii ! "ii aii-iii i' Im rp Tt plin
ii I t .r ,i 1 1 iitullv 1 " '' I tiil i'lin
'nr tl r rn 'ii'.rix if t!ir Iiitrina
I ', i IIiinii' il l!, iii.iv fxliilnl llirir
r " 'i- , 'Miri . i i I Ml . all tniri
l.ll a I- kll' AII ItlM 14 tt'f tllll
I j ii.i '";i .:inP I't it'll nf t'ir WJI
i'i in .Ii Ainrin in dale almu I mi 'J
I i it a " i'r li 'ii Viw inan in i it -,
. tint's 4iri'. t t i I ir.ir.iii pitri lu
rr .
Piininrio Kxpfniion Pitdlctrd.
It M nr I ' 'r I I' at !'.f lirt Uf
i'n in I'm i "initt V v. -It tif iHr
i: ...t 'f ."rr ii. pr r ri e mnl
I'-stnl in "ur l..tinv. Ilir Sa
il n il An i ia!-.ii i.f M inufai t'ltm
n a "iiiniV i't pir rn r . ii'ti t ! r
;.'i .r tlir n ini. n 1'i.it Itir country
i mi tlir t'ltr .lii'M ot a in t unprr
ii 'rn't't iiiMiir- r pan imi, Mr
I'ii-1! is n "W nn 'rMakinK a I'liirr i o-
iiii' Nr rntripr r r v wl'iili Ainrr
i' in in.ir'il.i' miri . will Pr aMf I
n! i nv mrr; an i 1 (. l iir. pr.in
l.iiNrr at a inii.'Minm nf rprnf atnl
mi In tl r ilin'i.'ii i.f k.llr'l Atnrti
i an .i'r mi ii
1 1 rrr atr rnw li itnl tiipmt.rri ff
t'ir tl'r liitrir.lt. 'Ui.ll U'lNm' llll'i.
'in li li.it lira ! jiiai trn in t'ir Rr' nn l
ll. 'r an.l f;r-t an t r. ..n it. riri nt
tlir iVilv-i'"'!' IIim'i Irnrinal Sa1r
I 'lil ! ill' 111 'I nilrs Nl i.ltr. in' i.lk
I lir ..I'.rr fli.i.n i.f tlir tniiM i'i;
witliin t'-r lat t.o rnmittM haf I'f
n-iir a vrrtuMr "t! l fxp.'dlion of
rxlfl.in, but irOr.i I i f rxtrln'mtl
pat.li rx (lir ill. in r ili.pl.ivl nf Ainrri
.an inanulai tnicM, appairl inl appll
atn rx atf ilixpl.i' r l in tlir t.ttirt xkv
' rai'rr in tit trr N'rw Yn'lc anil t''f
fn'.iitll or filtli tail's! InnliliiiK in tlir
tnrtiop.'lix. Heir tl r wain arc ..M
to A-nrrnan ami forriRti mrrtlianti
ali't thrir liiivrrx.
To Eafnfl the Tlan.
I Tl'r iii -r ni t'ir pi in i pro
iniiiri ril lliat it '1 lr rxtrn.lr t
WEST POINT CADET
ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
Itlr.Ill AM) I At lS. N. Y. Ian :
' It dr. xinr lrii'Nn tirrr toilav that a
Vii' t I'nirt ca!it iia-nnl I'.iril, a
' nrtli rl.nx man, .itipolntril frnm
li'xix t-y I'rrxi Irtit tlxon, dird in
t'ir i a !rt timpital at st Point laxt
t : v-' 1 1 fri-tn a "rlf iiiflii tr l wniiinl.
Al.mit an li"iir hr( .rr tnrx call fur
ilintirr It i'l. who wax alone in hn
i. i in, apparrntlv plai-r l the murrlr
. i tin r 1 1 tr to hii dark- anil in jomr
ii.itinrr pullr't t'ir tncrr. The hill
'i p.-nrtratril a vital .pi't jnt l.fhnv
i' i- In nt. I'r ix irportnl to have
I.i ni iispi.!v!c".t of late.
Ton Murh tor the Juilft.
Tlir ilianlirnr lu'l hrrn halfd i.ito
mint i"r sprrilmg artil running clmn
a re !i-sit : in.
' Ynnr I ' tior " ni t 'ie rlimifffiir.
"it was a'l inv fault. The peilrtrian
nn ax n t tn I ' rrr "
An l tl'r p pi 'tt (lioppnl ira-l
- I on imiati l'minrrr.
living T. Udh.
I 'M 4'l Mta'krx ,.r Uif tit'
in Ann it. an histnrv r- . ' . in
K! "tipi-il t' vi t'ir r i n a la! r
f'-tfu'ti maikrlx anl . 1 I i'. ir t
Ann n. an iitaniifai titrri i to f
H-rri l'.it:'x nt i'i, tr l-'tvx nil'ti I
itirfition nf fxtnt .i!' 'turn,
(.'iiirr.il.nnx tra'lf r p'- liavr
plorr I our f.mltv nf' n lx nf pu
Mir warrx tn forriKti tnMi I lv.
plan ix priiii.Miri t I hv rsprr'x 1
in thr xanitiuril "( i "i'nr; . il r
pri.f ahrna'l. T''r-r i. a trrnir'.
iliinanl tnr Ami'i .nil "ili ti
! n e t: f i!r;irt 'tl i i'i-r .v
n ir. 'I hat t' r ! k 'i pi - pa- I
havf a w nnlrrfiil rifnt ;n a. 1 1
mi! it' hi' Tv ani ' T'p'n iu; i r
tor Amrrji .i'i nrw in u I. ant in.
1 I.
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is nnivi Tsaliv a '.ni'
-I.
ELECTRIC POWER
CRAFT SUCCESS
lust Tunes Wmth of New
W.irship Plans.
V Asl 1 1 Nt ,1 f )N'. Jan. ' -Ainrri-ra'x
lapit il (ilitniK ihipi nf the In-
lure will Ir tlprlnir to llinxr if nlhfr
li.itii.nx lir. a'tf nf tlirir f Irrtrii ally-
It vrti tii.it tuner v, Sri retary ll intrN
t.'M thr Ii. u sr naval inininttlre tmlav
in i!r.. I i.ny irnta'k ililr ir ultx at
t a lint l.v thr nrNV ilirainati(tit Ncnv
Mrxi'.i. rtii pr'l willi the eleitri'
'true w li it It it to hr a fralnre if all
thr liK thipx atithni ieij mm e I'M't
Thr New Mrxm.'i tnrlin elf i tr if
"i.v hinrrv wax rtr i irti'J to develop
.''i sill hnitrpiiNxrr at full tpffil to K''
the .titp a tpre I nf Jt kimlx.
". hr a, tnallv (Irtrliipril mute than
iliMl In Mrpi.wer." Mr lia.nrlx i.ntl
'ami iii.iint.iitiril for four llniirx ,i
tprcl uf .'I1, knnlx nl tlnx tthri
riiniinii; at a ititpla. rinr nt I ") ton
i;rritrr than Itrr ilrtiijn catleil for,"
J'lie xei rrtarv tai l furl rrnnnniy it'
iftti i' i; "ii hat hrrn nne "f I'r
i' tri't tntii!ht in fiilitliliitti'g el'itri.
'iiNr f ir thr iinlniary ttirliilie e'U p
li.r't
" "il I am li.i.pv lo av," tie a'I'leil,
' 1 .if t!u 1 1 .ititr rinrnl al.o max mrt
s a in.itti-r i f f.n t the New Mexicn
.n'I t'.i'ii I'll Is ti" t mi ah'tnt J5 per
,"l i-x titet than the t.est tnrlnnr
liven thtp that firrifitnt Itrr."
GALLON RATION IS
UPHELD IN INDIANA
mm mew en v. imi, in. :-
' v; r, liI l-c .ty IihIk J. H Slier-
vt I tmlay ilciidC'l that the l:,'l..iii.t
t n.! ih tii'ii taw entitlrx a petxnn tn
ll .r.r i iif uall'in of whisky ami tNtrhe
' ;iia(ti nf Irer in hit pmxexxinn Since
tie t't'i'iilnlinii law (.name cfiei'tivr
' n Iii'l'.ma itt.iny ilrfenilanlx liae
I. rrn artest'il liere for liliiiK'i'K Itpi'T
in'o t' r state
In Ilirlin niaiiv womrn formerlv
NNi-tltly ami muting in liigh iu-ial
'ii lit ate IU' cnmpelletl to earn
! their liting ax. xtreet car ron'turtoix.
! v v w. swsxmsmu
' Telia ffoto to Stoo a
J
Had Cough
i
H ill
Mrs. Hire fin.tlly fmintl how
Htup it, nil hunt chanKinK
climate.
to
"I mtfil' l nn 111 I'tnttrl !tl f"r
Hfi .Nriti Wli.iv nn Inn Ni"im rid,
I hint nvP'v i 1 1 u ri'iii-'i m l it ..'t m
In mi unt il min hit rln- I lwn.
t k ' i tiiin.tr. I i nt ,1 ." irt nn.hi'i of
ftli'lll' llli, NNHh l.llt Itll,. fll.'f. tl.nl
t" up In I'. I n'i t k'i! tin, I riiiicli.
t f-1 1 ii i tr up f'rii'rx if I'hii-ufti. nti'l
rlmkli im'il t"v rrx in-iily t.nrxt
nit "f t' . r " h.'tK mn p,,i,r Rnil
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if It .1 III t
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H.lt ! tl I'l t tt H
t"' I'f'1. Null run
! , ..tv In trv Ml k
'mm Ulii'. Ill
"i. OMr..
x Fi'i'l 1'ii-nl r.'ni''
i niiiih nf thin kiti't
i.'11'.'.r 'l'hr Nthn'il
i tatriwUtnt rrwill trmii thta Hi
4 lij h..mr-mn1ii rraii. r.aMf
I frri'-tml (ad f IMU.
If o havr a rrrr emiirh or ehel
ii 'M nci-mnpaiiiril wild wri'iti'M, throat
'. ti'kle, liiiarwhrxA, or iliill.ult hrisath
inp, or if vmir rhihl wakm up during
the nit'lit villi rrnun ant )otl nant
inti-lc Itrlp, try thi reliahln old hnm
inailn ci'iiL'li remeilir. Anf druvuiit
run aupply Toil with 2'j ouneea o
I'irirx, J'niir thin in'o a pint twttlii
ni'l lilt thn hnttlrt tv it U plain pi mn
litr.1 ii;ir vrnp. Or uu ran ii
IrindeJ moM', h. oifv, nr exirn
-irnp, innrvl nf uk ir iiynip, if
I siKil. 'J liia rr'ipn tnakra a pint
f n-ally H'trxikiil'ln (niiKh rrmxlr.
It tUi p. Mil, anl in up it of Hi
Inly cnit, it ran t." tleprntlril upoo
In I'ivo iiiilc ninl laalinir relief.
Y"il ran f'-ei tin tnkn hnl.l nf a,
fiicU in a way that mrana huainrm.
It l.mrn ami r.ninri thn phlftmi, tor
liirn.iL tirkln ami aoothr ami hrala
tint irritalcit nirmhraiiea that lino thn
II i runt ami timnrliial tuhra with micti
pri'inptni'M, rnxe ami cirUmty that it
la n ally axtnnialunir.
I'i ni x ii rperial ami highly ern
rxmtrati'tl compound of nmuinA Nor
way Pino ritrart, and it prohabtr tin
lunt knoNfn inra 't nf overcoming tertrt
ooiiiilii, tlir.nt mid cheat oolda.
'Ilwra art many wurthleaa tmlUtlont
of (hit iniitnre. To avoid diiariooiDt
nirnt, ak fur "2'4 ounoea of Ilnux"
with full ilireetinna and don't accept)
xnvtliiru el w. Guaranteed to glext ab
mlntit eatiaftirtion nr tnoner promptly
r.'funiloNl. The I'inex Co., Ft, W'ayn.
(A tvrrllaiiment )
The Season of Winter
Good Times at Home
can I mario tho most onjoyaUo of all with onp of
these chock lull of "j:iZZ" riayer-l'ianos or a Vk
trolu with the voices and music of the masters to
keep you company and to entertain your guests.
Make your home known amonp; all yiffor friends
as the "Rood time" home.
Come down today and pick out the instrument
suited to your needs. You'll find it here and the
choicest of its kind.
223 Main St.
q Oklahoma City
JSS5E
Extraordinary Reductions For Friday and Saturday
'n'fi,'llii'lli.,l nmt t'lllH
if Tim a.niiB I h I n k l
"I'l.
i l- a pt"!tntit, nnt'l--i
i t r.-.'t 1 n i, n i'illrlrir.
lv. tlillltnl ImNt.'l nr.
tinn, il"lr ir ti vt iv with nil tii'fl nf pllln
unit pliN'.. It I't' i.ii.i.x nppriliA nmt
n'lli-liU- iMi'i in., ilif, s.1 1 v. iirnntm n
hxpi In ni.-'ii i ntr ," , , a linllil.-r of
f.oh nml st.i,ii. Milka Kintilrton l
alrniiKly r "ti tn"n.l. I tn rnn-ilinvn
ni-rxnnn pn.pl... m l l hm pruilii-ril
imilti ti' iltx In imitiN' riixin nf
anthiiia. ihmnle In nin'Mn. ntnt till..-
riilmli pf the limei. Clirntili nliminrh
trnuhle nml ''imsi ir.itlmi mr prmnptlt '
rrllrvnl - in"i illv In mitt il'iy '
Thin la lh tmlv miIM phuiIhI .n nimlr.
a net in nxlnt ihlr tlmt It in riirn with n
npoon llkn P r i n tiin A Ifitly wnttitrr-
fill metllrlnn f"r wriik. nlrVIv rhll'trrn.
No nintler hnw nt'Vi'rn your enxn,
you are init1 tn trv Mllka Kmufnlon
inidrr thin KHxrntiti'ii- Tnkn alx hot
tki Imnin wlih ynti, unit It (Xiror.l ln
tn dlrertlnnn and If not nallnflnd xvlth
tht rrnnltn. ymtr tnonry will li
promptly refill''! -it I'rlrr Mo nnd II !0
per hnltle. Tlir MI'Lx I'mnlnlon Co,
Trrm Ilnnte, ml. Hnlil nmt rtrom-
mtmA, ,y ail li'tiiini druiilita. (Adv.)
THE HOUSE
OF QUALITY
THEY ARE
DIFFERENT
II NORTH HARVEY
Clearance of Stunning Coatt and Sulfa Hetttofort
$13, IDS, oa. Now reduced to H2.H and D490
MatHl'iirr. clean cut arixtorr an of the tailor'i art ttevelopetl in the simple
liiiguixhnt lines that appeal to the well bred. Smartly finished in wanted shades.
Sale of Modish Dresses
Street and Afternoon to Cloit Out, I16.7J and UJ 93
Distinctive, fasliionattle afternoon anil street types of the most approved
character. Were all great favorites at higher prices. Now reduced at great
reductions, tn make room for advanced spring assortments. Sure to prrve your
opportunity. The styles are panel, Innir, long waixled. hraiiled tailletirs. Materials
are serges, satin, georgette, jerseys, velvets and tricolettcs.
No Charge Fof Alterations
No curtailment of this famous Mtwre's policy tinting thfxe Clearance reduc
tions. A (in titer saving nf $itX) to $."IKI.
Mail Orden Receive Prompt and Careful Attention - Shipping Charges Prepaid
Dreiamaking
Dept.,
Third Floor
tamip-iammu r tarioisaOiaaa.
Continuing With Increased Interest The
Grafonola
Dept.,
Third Floor
January Clearance Sale
Which Provides NEW Incentives For Prompt Shopping
WINTER SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Are Now Available at Notable Saving
under ordinary conditions' you could never hupe
to sccurt' Hitch quality fahrics for mi eh little
prices. liven at the season', very close, which at
least is some monthH in the future, even then the
material heroin reduced will he serviceable and
practical for many of the new senson's Kr"--,n',i
which points to the lofric of sectirinK them now
when neat savitijfH may he realized.
$2.00 Fancy Silki, Yard $1.22
link ami lip'tt i"l"rini's m attia.tive patterns nf xf,prt,
I Lit It ami i i k x I lrn alilr 1 r tliirtx, iltrttrx ni tnniiiiinm
nl i prnviilrt in.inv pa'trrnt iintahlr lor (hiMrrn't drettcx.
riy xperial at yard f I
36-inch Plaid S.Ik., Yard $1.88
Worth ?t '"I arid 2 0 regular pit' e Satin plant t anil x!i ipes.
1 lie xeaxmi's cliotifxt pattrtns ami iiia!tt:rx that are tery popu
lar for iinnieli.ile wear. I xtra spnial at )aii IMS.
$2.50 40-Inch Cheney Silk Liningi, Yard $1.95
l-'igures, floralt ami tints niinli rniplnvrd t..r atltattue Ini
i tin t I t matt and t-arn, alto tu t. t' ir inr pettn'.ats l!eug a
t hi'itev pt, till' lion, Ii ngtliy itNKe it assuird. Special at atd
11.93.
$1.50 36-inch Fancy Lin
ing Silks. Yard 98c
Comernrd ix a xpten lM ipiality
silk lining in patteinx of ll "ralx,
figures and satin ttr;pcs tin I x'tt
and dark grounds. Ixellr-i.t
1 50 value. Spe tal at ard 98c.
$2.50 40-inch Georgette
Waittinga, Yard $1.55
Beautiful quality fain v georg
ette ttaixtuigs in patterns nf in
ures, stripes and plaids nn while
and light cilnteil RimmS u
close out, special at tanl $1 53.
$1.50 18-inch Black
Moire, Yard 75c
All silk moiie that is rni' li de
manded f"r linings, tnniniins
and petticoats, also fancy hanil
bagi (hlack only) at yard 73c.
$1.50 27-inch Black Silk
Serge, Yard 88c
I xtra lie.it v 'I'l.ililv all ilk
Sirf smtaMc f.T !" I : t . Jaikrtt
and srparate skins Naty ami
ll.vk only. Al tai l sac.
36-inch Odd Lot Dreis
Gooda, Yard 48c
I'irm ttravrs in wool filled
fahriis. I'.r.'krn lines and M
pieief"! tery dexuakle ma
te"., t for si hind drexses and
eparate skills. Moxtty fam.irs
However a feiv solid colon in
dark shades ate atail.tldf. Slfp
eaily nn this ass,,t iment. ',i'urs
up to VS. yaid. pCNtal al Nat I
48C.
' $1.50 42-inch Fancy Suit
ing, Yard 78c
ili 'ue astnrtnieiit of plaids,
.triprt and ctircks that are tery
I pup'ilar (nr urneral service pur
poses I o i l"te tliiring c tearam e
i sa'r at tar, I 78c.
, 51-inch Coating Special,
Yard $2.98
; $ 50 ami $) Values in
ex'ra heavy all-wont fahrics in
plain C'llort and fancy patterns
.'. ithu g teserved. All very tie
sir.i'!e I-xtra specially priced at
tail $.")
54-inch Coatings,
Yard $1.95
JIV-. $Jst an, jytW Values,
im hiding plain velours, Knglish
waterproof fahrics and splendid
""telly cnJiiiigi. Dark winter
'"liiriiigs. Wry special at tarl
$1.95.
54-inch Wool Jersey
In dark green and hlaik, $4 J5 values, noN- priced
at yard I; 08.
$2.00 Black Velvet
Ml i'.. I'reii ptlf, IK im he t wide. 'eiy xie- ial
at n aid $1 39.
At RorabauRh-Brown'a, Main Floor, Weit Room, West Anle
(ff
Stylish Footwear"
In the Clearance Sale Al Important Redactions
Dove Cray, Pearl Cray, Ivory, Fielflmouse, Ha
vana Brown, Goldrn Brown, Terra Cotta and Patent
Leather Kid Boota I nil j. jnrli l.-px, hoth writ and
hand-turned soles, high Trent h hrels and archrt,
both long ami medium length vamps ; .$15 and Jl't
allies, the pair (12.00.
French Cray, Havana Brown, Park Gray, Firld
mouM and Black Kid Moots 9-un Ij tnpt, luml
turnrd soles, 1- rehch lirels, hoth Iraiher and k i'l -coveretl,
long and medium length vamps; J1J50 val
ues, the pair $8 43.
Dtrk Gray, Seal Brown and Black Kid Boota
9 Inch tops with writ nr hand-turned soles, either
military heels or French heels; values up to $H, for
id.4J the pair.
A counter of elds and ends consisting of Talent
and Plain Kid shoes, hnlh laie arrl button, military
or I.ouis hrels, turned or welt soles, values up to
$8 00, choiie the pair $3.45.
At RorabaUh-Brown'a
Men's Necessities
Attractively Re-marked
MEN S WORK SHIRTS,
It 50 VALUE, It 00.
U'.irk Stilrta ttii'U nf llullr.lg ( li.imlnxy
t'lii'Nii.t, mritiiiin I'liio I'oli.r, cnl fitli ami I'.na tr
liifi'Mnl at I tm nin.t viinl wnun p'.intr . "Ilxr
ntinrlinl. om iki. k.t. a mi Irt that la W"ith In .so a
it'orn In riiinilrril.ili.jrn inn fn.in the innnular
t nrr Imtay ; nearly e. rt y ir ami lis If l " . Unit n .
fiN diisen of tlittn fur ih t'lratanee fair, l-.aili
1100.
men's union Suits,
SJ.iO VALUE, IJ.00.
Cnoper's Hprlna Km nil, - Krnl I mtrrwrar union
nil that i f'iriii-flltlna, full tilrailn"!, liaint
I'oml.e"! rntton yarn, rlnnr.) ct"lrh, enrrect wlntrr
wrlfht, all i.i. : I.' r.'t valnr. ex. h IJ.00.
SLIP-EASV COLLARS,
15C BACH.
FK fH"! I 'HON S Sl.lf.KAHT t'tt..A RH f-e mm
are plr" fllrl fnur n v linn.tr-r'l r..l ix, nv,'rnl
ttyltt. TtfKHlar Jjr nl!r; all aliri, for a limit. 1
lilnr. )"iir ilnilrr, 1",c.
Main Floor, Edit Room, Cut Ali'a.
Week End Clearance Opportunities
In The Wash Goods Section
50 Pieces of 27-inch twill flan
nelettes in good (inn quality and
well-fleeced; 45c value. January
clearance at yard 13c.
36-inrh l'lanneletles in beauti
ful kimono designs; 50c value.
January clearance at yard 43c.
75c Fancy linings in cotton taf
feta weave, li-iht and dark shades.
January clearance, yard 39c.
Blut Outing Flannelt Over
storked. To lie brief, there are
too many outinga in light blue
color, therefore this splendid reduction-
M)c Value, January clearance,
at yard 25c
J5c Value. January clearance,
at yard 29c
4VV Value, January clearance,
at yard 33c
40c Heavy plain gray outing,
good quality for shirts and petti
coats, January clearance, yard
Sic.
Mk I)ark outings, 25 pieies to
sell January clearance, at yard
25c.
68c Cotton Suitings Vi inches
wide, in plaid, itripe and plain
colors, in French and storm serge
weav: 'JSc value. January clear
ance, the yard 75c.
29c Cotton Chains About 4l
pieces to sell, .Vi inches wide,
l ight and dark colors. Regular
2c value. January clearance, at
yard 24c. ,
11.50 Vly.lla Flannela All
pure wool, fine Viyella flannel in
pretty stripe patterns for shirts
ami children's wear, $1.50 value.
January clearance, at ytrd 1 1 .39.
73c Crept dt Chlnet dO-iiuh
silk and cotton quality. Too
many of the folloNving shades:
reseda, nile, purple, copen, light
blue, gray ami black. Splendid
for waists and drrxsrs, 75c valut.
January clearanre, at yard 39c.
300 Yards of Cotton Pongee In
light pink ami lavender, .12 incliei
wide; good weight and aptendid
for pajamas and gnwni; JVc
value. January clearance at yard
29c.
38 Inch Venetian Heavy qual
ity in tan shatlrs fur coat linings,
$1.00 value. January clearance,
the yard 85c.
At Rotabaugh-Brown't, Mala Floor, Wtat Room, Rear
Attention! to These Rug Sales
That Merit Your Very Promptest Attention
Axmlnittr Ruga Also Wilton and Body Bruateli
In solid coitus and figured eifectsj sire 2754
inches; values to $4, at choice 11.83.
$30.00 Velvet Ruga-Sire xl2. in blue, tan and
old rose in Japanese, Oriental ami allover designs,
to clear at $19.73.
$3S.00.Velvet Rugs-Size 9x12. Choice of at
tractive allover and Japanese, Oriental dexigni in
blue and old rose. Sale price $44.73.
$60.00 Aimlniter Rugt Sire 9x12, In conven
tional and Chinese Oriental patterns in tan, old
rose and blue, to clear at $49.73.
$110 Royal V7iltont-9x12 lire; s large vsriety
nf hrautiftil colon snd designs, to clear at $87.50.
$1 30 Linoleum In tile, hardwood floor snd
mosaic designs; square yard, $1,19.
Rubber Matting Yard wide, corrugated; fine
quality; $200 value; to close at ytrd $1.69.
At Ronbaugh Brown't, Third Floor, Wett Room
MmmjLi3m..iiMdm

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