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OKLAHOMA CITY DAILY POINTER.
Saturday. Sept. 17, 191U.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR
SATURDAY NIGHT
I
Tonight will see some of the best values
offered at Miller's we have ever shown
You will not be doing juatice to youraelf if you fail to take advantage of the special
bargain* we are offering—look over this ad carefully and we are certain you will be
among the crowd* at Miller'* tonight.
Wool Dresses
For th* women here in an excellent value ii
wool dresses—trimmed in braid -made to sol
for ♦15, for tonight only
$7.98
Shirt Waist Special
You must see this fine waist to fully appreci-
ate tlie value of it—made of good quality taffe-
ta silk in blue, brown, blnek and white")rim-
med in tucks and buttons well worth $:i..'>().
By SHJSEE IE. BOLES
TELEPHONE 4404
K<|wiH Thornton Stiii'..i•; ton of |ir |
I
f"T 4 M • oilege at stillwater. « here bv !
ill atudj ru^luceriujr
tlsnd Tfeta«.
A A M col
Aim. William U.i
rtl-irc home lomor
fltwr mUU « hers
inK I he mi mirer.
nd au«] baby
from Illinois
s hax been su
$1.98
25c Pillow Cases 19c
Do you need pillow ease*t—we offer this one in beat (trade linen finish muslin full 1Qr>
42x:t)i inches, made with wide hem n ease that is fully worth worth for Sat. night only IdC
Men's Shoes
8 TO 10 ONLY.
Here is the best bargain of them all—a first
elans Men's Shoe, fall slyle, in gun metal, vici,
and box calf leathers with cap or plain toe—
worth I3.1H) anywhere and good values nl that,
but for two hours, from 8 to 10 o'clock, we
will sell them at
$1.73
Men's Trousers
Men will appreciate this chance to gel a good
durable pair of fall weight trousers al a very
decided reduction—They come in either brown
or gray and always sell for fU.'J.'t, but for Sat-
urday night, we place them on sale for
$1.50
Women's Shoes
8 TO 10 ONCY.
In Women's Shoes we have made a most lib-
eral concession- we have placed all our wom-
en's and misses' top shoes, both high and low
heels—suitable for street or house wear—that
have been selling up to $2.00 on sale at otig
price, for 2 hours only -8 to 10 o'clock
$1.23
Fall Hats
It is uow time to buy a new hat—summer
straws are done for. We offer for tonight one
of our best $2.50 hats in black, stiff fall
shape, at
$1.85
A *1 ' i' >1i|n t .1II111 "'I Moll 'ill*!
ah* ve;m# ar imlu«* ft"n* t'autur.
won*- I itf v u.i. KUfftta of M'
r* Kd«ani l Alu
Udua Snunauu •' ia returned to
*here alu- will r«Muiin- ht'i
•f niu«i« at tin « in • • I nlTerait.N
vluu h|M>ut ii delishtfill time licrt
Pat or Mr. Thaii.i Uraiidon.
mil Mr. Ilenrv O l.yinr, of Wn It
iiiii-. will iirrite today. m«| he tbe
of Mi. ,im| >||, Aultiiiiti s t'uu
Mr- Kleauoi M \Villi uu- Mt Knai I'ark 1
l'i •1 ttenfli l iho ill -i ih > in sim
i eo Inut ovenhig. 4
l.itlh- \|l * ':nsnm Moi . \ daughter of
Ml I H|l— \V W ,\!oi'. s-.Ml W. *t
I hlrtoenlh sliwt la lolrhrut'ns; her eltfhih
i liirthilii> with a *nnix iwlti: Korty In I
i ti" Client* iir-* otiJoviiib the otssIou.
! Mm* \ ioI i I'oohle.. dii'iffhler of Mr.
nn I Mr- II i I'seblo- 'i > • jrone to Ed
I I.ii'hil to :«Iton«l the utrt'.o n>>riUllI. She
\ I!I make n *pe« inlt> of Htudylutf mual.
Mi- llov K. Stafford nrl two lit Mo
ih.ught' r* har ret ti men mrue front i I
Mtmiiier'a sojo.irn In < olorndo.
M> and Mr*. S \| •. • \ «1 nnd Mia
II o !<'ii • iloyil have Bone to Kansns I'll i
whore they will vl«lt frirtula
Mr. and Mra. J. I.. Constant nnd bab
l;.\v letnrned from folirado where ||,.
a|h■ 111 several weeks.
be Min >ea Mary and Kiihi«-o liau.ia
will eiitortaln T i#> «ia., afternoon .1
Ii five |m ftoiier of ||Im Itulil i'httll(>«
• will loavo Ih it 1 - < 1.1 v for Naahvilr
n , to enter Iteiinont college
1- I W pryor au«1 daughter hav«
irneil from Colurtfiu Spring* w h - <
r hare •pent aoreral week'*
The Ma
I'tlon hint nlgiit Id botior
M elf | aalor. llov K. It. Hnita- e and f..
• It who h.ive Juat returned from tb<
vnmtlon m| e 111 !u the in.on,lain- of 1
"Old I•••niiiii..n a -bort program \t
rendoiod by the following |i I" l.edgi
ui.od. \|r« Stanford tnd Mi> Nnrfa« 1
fieabni'-nta \ ere served The rburrh «
l ean I ifn'lv and artlatienlly decorated. I
Urge niimlter present theroi.ghly eojoj
lhi< evcnlns.
C h-ele No. 'J Id
PLUMES
Cleaned, Dyed & Curled
MEN'S
HATS
Cleaned and
Bleached
The only up-to-date place in the r-it> llini th• >r<.nui■ 1 > flfk
cleans snd prtu ■ im' *uil for ▼ *
Repair Work Extra
CALL US UP TODAY
The PARISIAN DYE & CLEANING CO.
224 West Grand. phone 3075.
Mr and Mr* W s Haird. mil Went
Ninth *freet have moved t.> their
home on West Eleventh street
Mr Harper t'raddo.U. 401 Ra-t Nlnlli
j .-1re • r. loft f.tr T:o> Now ^ W. I I
'to attend Rensaalaer relyte.Iniic Instl-
> tnto
The Mla-ei Ruth. Rnilev lane Harden-
«tei.i Mma White Kathr.xu llodues
| Blanche Howtnan. delightfully i
| with a dance .it the l.ee IIti.-kIns laat
! night. lie fresh men t>i wore served. About
alxty couples were present.
IN THE REALMS
OF RELIGION ^
PROPOSE LICENCE TO
LEGALIZE "WHIZZES
CHIEF DESIRES TO
CHANGE FIRE LAWS
t.'bief Mark Kealer of the fire deparlmrul
has prepared au ordinance, which be c\
poets to have lutroduced at tbe next eoau-
■ I meeting, providing tbat the fire depart-
mont be uiveu Hbaolute luriadlct!ju over
the fire district during a fire il>> said
tlila was made neceaaary becsuae when a
firo took plate, the department was handi-
. apiM tl by the eurloua vlsltora.
"If tbe fire department is given Juris-
diction of a dlatrlot. when a fire occurs.
It can handle It much bettor than with the
preaent law. The flrat thing done. Is to
rope off the district and keep everybody
outside the ropes Thla glvea tbe firemen
room to work. If thla la not done people,
who congregate to Bee what la going on
«nd wateb tbe fire, binder the depart-
ment.
"I have talked with a number of the
counciluien. and they seem favorably im-
pressed with th proposition, ami I believe
the ordinance will he passed without op-
position at the next council meeting ''
SUMMONS WITNESSES SO
THEY CAN'T SKIP OUT
A GREECE-TURKEY
BREAK IMPENDING
Chicago, Sept. IT.—One hundred and
fifty Biibpoeuna for packers nud employes
of the big packing concerns were Isttued
today, returnable November 1, for wit*
nessea to be used by tbe government In
the proaecntlon of the ton beads of tbo
Idi: eoiKcms for violation ot tbe ami
tiuat laws.
Keports reached the rovcrnmont that
mail} of these men wanted as wmie-M-s
were about to flee to Kurope and els.
where out of the country, to avoid testi-
fying and this action followed. It was
pointed mil that many ireu wanted to
testify In the last criminal beef Invest!
gallon fled to Kurope i lau.v of them
I'olng still traced and the government
wished to prevent a repetition of this
happening.
Savoy Cafe
ha* resumed business—get your Sunday dinner there.
WEEK-DAY
LUNCH.
Lee Office Bidg.
Cor. Main and Robinson.
DR. T. C. WHITE, Jr.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office and Residence, 214 Harri-
son Avenue.
Phone No. 5080.
J. B. Garrison & Co.
t onshintlnopc. Sept. 17 - The report
that Greek .Minister tJryparls to Turkey
has been recalled, due to friction between
the two nations over the nntUJreek bov-
cott In I nikey. was confirmed today when
offl. lal announcement of the recall was
made here
The Greek government made an official
Protest _ to Turkey against the boycott,
which has not yet been answered. Grow-
ing lingered at the nlownesa of Turkev in
replying to ith note, Grcee recalled li->
minlstei
The diplomatic break will probnldy load
to the i •all of the Turkish minister I
from Athens.
IMPORTANT LECTURES
PLANED FOR W.C.T.U.
COUNTY CONVENTION
women for the entertain*
I moot of the delegates of the county con-
vention. which convenes iu the ' First
Christian church, Tbursdsy ami Friday
of next week.
Mr* Mary Applegste. county president,
assisted by Mrs. Mamie Hill of the city
union, have the work In charge. Mrs Ml
nervn Hill and Mrs Pearl Lamb l «|ton
Of the newly organized Willard union,
on the west side, win alto assist.
I here will be delegates from l.dmond.
Choctaw City. Jones City, Luther. Harrah.
Witcher snd Arcadia. The chief attractions
0.1 the program are a lecture b\ Mrs
1.ula Sbepard of \ lab. one of tlie be«t
platform speakers In the country. Mrs
Winnie K. Bransteiter will lecture on the
White Slave Traffic nnd Mrs. Ida Porter
Boyer on Woman Suffrage. Frldav noon
a basket dinner will be served and during
the dinner, an interesting round table
will be led on Woman Suffrage bv Mrs
Mamie Hill, president of the city ' W t
T. V. ' '
St. I.oula, Mo, Sept 17.—Over Indul-
Jag" plan suggested al the final «ehslou
of the trl-S|at - Medical .... let \ couven
I tlon us n solution for the "drinking evil"
should be adopted by tbt municipal ia
MMiibU in the form ..f an ordlnawe.
Tbe plan of tbe doctors and surge..n.s or
at least n largo portion of those present
at tin final session, is |o reoulre ever*
drinking man to take out a license, and
If hi- should offend ugr.imt any of the
other ordinances while totlug around .iu
• authorized bun" he -hall 1m fined.
The fine liiKte
"Jag" op mombe
juild bv tin* city or the state, and tbe
beneficiaries are to be the relatives.
AT TtiK C'OLOMAL
Next week Manager Watfibury will In-
I red nee a new attraction In the shape of
•in additional net In connection with the
five already being staged :.t the popular
play house. This will make six big
; acts In all and the polio i f giving tbo
i'atrom this big bill at the same obi price
w'.ll be followed out for the balan.i « f
! tii present season
| Starting Sunday matinee nn extra lidd-
ed attraction to the toplmer bill will
I bo the Four Musical Lilders, featuring
, the celebrated blind musician. J. it. I,u
clers.
! Another sketch which is sure to be a
laugh producer Is the skit presented by
j Jennings Jewell Itarlows Trie "The Dope.
the Dutchman and the Girl." All stars
; lit their own lines and together making
inp nil act which lins attracted mucb atten-
tion.
I'It/.gerald and Odell will be at tbe Co-
i lonl.il in an eccentric tramp act. The
! "Daffy inistles." are a clover combination.
I Miss Mn lie I Valentine Moore will Intro- I
! .imo a new and pleasing tiapere net and
Miss Helen linghy will he seen in her
iiiaiiologuo. which has made for tlie young
lady a name iu the vaudeville world. A I
lively animated picture will he shown ou
ti .• Colonoscope.
TO HKSIGN i HOM prim KTON
rrlnceton. X .1 Sept. 17.- Woodrow
Wilson, who \> ;s xestorua;- nomlnuteu tor
governor of Xew Jersey on the democraile
ticket announced this affri'ooii that !ift
Mould n sign as president of Princeton
I nivorsity at the next meeting of the
board ot trustees on October 20.
ACCUSED BANKER IS
FREED OF CHARGE
Muskogee, nkla Sept. '7 nn a plea
of self defeuse. Cusb i.. Pratt, h banker
at Kansas. Okla. was acquitted of ti.-
murder of Dick Terry, whom the former
shot and killed during tli" t'berokee pay-
ment June .'Ml, Immediately after the ver-
dl« t. Pratt under the protection of offi-
cers was taken t<> Muskogee.
I'ratt had trouble with Terry, former-
ly -s deputy I nlted State j inurshal. it
Tahle«|uan. during the Indian payment
in Mine. Tt Is said that Torrv had
threatened to kill Pratt. « n the morning
of June .50. Terry approached the offl-o
of Pratt, and the latter shot and killed
him.
CHARGE NEGRO WITH
ROBBING TWO BANKS
riiripll. Okln . sppt. JT.--.T«vk Stale-up.
a negro, who has been worklug as a por-
ter in the Chickasaw National bank and
the Purcell Itauk ami Trust companv. has
been arrested on a charge of hteailug from
the bauks.
Dr. Sauders aud Men Glvlns. a preach-
er. also colored, are belliheld as acces-
sories. The amount taken from the banks
v as about N.'SIO. Stalclip coitfcaaed to iuv
Ing taken the money, and to have given it
in the keeping of Givins Detectives
worked on the case for
BRITTON CHURCH
TO BE DEDICATED
The Flr«t Baptist church building at
Britton will be dedicated tomorrow even-
ing at II o'clock. Itev I .1. Osborne of
Missouri delivering tbe dedicatory ser-
mon ai IUW in the afternoon Rei Car-
ter Helm Jones <>f the White Temple Bap-
tist church will preach The evening ser
vice will Inaugurate a revival meeting to
be couducted by Rev. Osborne.
CONSCIENCE HAUNTS
LIKE A BLOODHOUND
The Rev. Thomas II Harper of Pilgrim
'onifregatiounl chur b will s^ieuk Sunday
both services
Triplet! will preach al
MEETINGS TO ( I.OSE.
The tent meetings which have been in
progress at the Imiuanual Baptist church
will close Sundnv nigh; Evangelist Rii<
Palmer will preach at the services both
morning and evening.
Regular services nil' be held Sunday si
the May wood Presbyterian church. tli«
Uov i: It .surface preaching both morn*
ing and evening.
In 0 f. Rttinii fttatof IN*
formed Cbtireli of InMrlea, will preach
morning and evening. Sunday.
Olivet church A pastor will be called
at the congregational meeting in the morn-
lug. Itev. F L Klif w ill pi ca - Ti morn
iug and evening.
Tabernacle M E. church T B Hamil-
ton. pastor, will preach morning nnd even
ing. Sunday school at 10.
of Kat
City
do. if they
luscience. Conscience
i i.s, educated. Con-
iian to ilie insane asy-
ive. it walks with ni
providing we have
like a bloodhound on
the
.... Bum.- time before
of the theft was discovered.
JUDGE PAYS DUTY
ON $12,000 OUTFIT
RET1RF.O. SHOOTS SELF.
( Moved
j To Park Place and Santa Fe railroad
i Phone us for Cement, Lime, Tlrlck
| Chats, Coal, Feed. Phono Main 62.
, St Loui . Sept. 17.- Martin lnnmn. a
wealthy retired merchant. vears of age
wearied of the monotony of ilf . since bis
business life closed, killed himself in the
parlor of his home yesterday by shooting
himself In the head with a revolver He
left a note in which he asked tnat he be
1 forgiven for the act.
STATEMENT OF TAFT
PLEASES STATESMAN
Lawrence Kan. Sept. 17.— Congressman
II II Madison of Kansas .stated that he
was heartily pleaded to uote the announce-
ment of President Taft regarding the dis-
tribution of patronage.
"It means." said Mr. Madison, "s rever-
sal of President Taft's former policy of
treating Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska
and some other senators and Congressmen,
particularly Wisconsin and Iowa, it also
means the same tiling with regard to our
on n Senator Bristol* : as far as Mr Mur-J
dock and I arr concerned, we have always!
been treated with consideration at the
White House. In the announcement the
President realizes the full force and |
strength of the progressive movement In
the country at large.
I think nc is endeavoring to promote
harmony between the «wo fa.-tloi.s of Hie
Republican party and present a united
party policy.
"lie no doubt resii/.es that the Progress-
ive movement Is a strong and a determined
one aud it must be counted with."
Ol I II I K Kil l
MAN.
Pawkusk.i. Okla.. Sept. 17.—In a fighf
between the two men at Big Heart last
night. .1 K Downing was shot and killed
| \ Deput] Sheriff l.ee Maddo\ Downing
hsd cut Maddox with a knife when the
officer tried to arrest tiltu for disturb-
ing the pence.
Maddox Is well known in this part of
(he state, and is recognized as a good offi-
cer Downing has served two terms In the
penitentiary
OPlt M SMOKES DEAD.
Muskogee Okla.. Sept. 17.—Becoming nn-
conscious after he hit the pipe in a hop
joint, .lohn Ashenburst. a race horse man
if:.on W i I •'\ is. wa.- f iiu-l dying at
an early hour this morning. Sain raw -
cett. * negro in charge of the place was
arrested and a full opium outfit was found.
Doctors were summoned w hen Ashen-
hurst -i condition was discovered, but ef-
forts to resusdtste the man were unavsil-
lng.
New York. Sept. it.—Customs officials
were congratulating Judge Albert H. Oan
chairman of the I'nlted State- Steel Cor-
poration today upon his prompt aud ac-
curate declaration of Ills clothes and rig
that he brought with him from abroad.
Judge Cnry's schedule totaled *12,000 a id
is the greutest amount declared by any
steamship passengers In more than a year.
Judge and Mrs Oary arrived on the Man-
retaula.
Judge Gary became interested iu aero-
plane- while abroad and made a twontv-
ininute flight near Fttaines France in Leon
Moraines' machine
Judge Gary Is hopeful of the political
Situation Ho said the outlook for busi-
ness Just now was exceediuglv good al-
though conditions in steel are' light just
at this time.
AT the EYKIC THEATER
Raymond Teal and bis big liiusl' il show
of 3U singers and dancer- open their en
g^gement at the Lvrle theater tomorrow
night presenting the W.-iht and Fields
Musical Absurdity. "Tee/.v Weo/.v "
The production is like nil Weber and
Fleld« shows, brimful of good clean cut
comedy of the laugh-producing order and
excellent musical numbers. The costum-
ing Of the bill l« like .ill Tenl shows,
elaborate in the extreme.
The staging of all Teal shows is done
with much care to detail, tbe produ
tions will -'liange every three nights and
the -ale pri.-es will bo 10, Lfi j.nd mi cents
during this engagement. i>no show a
night.
WOMAN FINDS BODY
HANGING IN A CELL
"A large number of persons. In the'light
of current events, can scarcely realize how
Some people can ad
really do have a «•,
can be. and always
science will drive a r
lym or a suicide's gl-
and sleeps with us
one- and haunts us
the trail of a murderer. The topi
of very wide range and people of widely
differing opiaions will have an opporiuus/\
to get a new vision, perhaps."
• A IIIOING PLACE."
Dr. Phil C. Balrd, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. Sixth and Broad-
way. has returned from a three months'
visit to Europe, during which time he vis-
lied thirteen countries, studying social con-
ditions. ib- "in occupy 11i• • pulpit both
morning and evening tomorrow He will
fake for his morning theme. \ Hiding
Place." The evening service will contain
some references to the foreign lands vis
Ited the subject being "the Vicissitude^ of
an Ocean Boy's Voyage to a Foreign Port "
A series of sermons are to be given at the
evening services having to do with ex-
periences mid studies In foreign lauds.
'"LIVING IN DIVINE HARMONY."
Now Thought -Service Sunday morning
at Frederlckson-Kroh hall. Henry II Ben-
son, sneaker; subject. "Living Iu the Di-
vine Harmony." Tflke the elevator in the
music store.
•• M miMh-i OMING."
Central Presbyterian, corner Harvey and
Twelfth At the morning service |(e\. K
E. Wilson will preach ou "The Home Coin-
ing." and in the evening on "The Commun-
ion of the Lord's Supper "
"MATTEIt" IS THEME.
First Church of Christ. Scientist -At the
Sunday morning service. I he subject will
be "Matter." All other regular service-..
SERMON i ic MI DENTS
Mrs. Gertrude Alior.
will lecture at the evening service of the
Spiritual Progressive < hurefa In the Fred-
erlckson- Kroh hall at 7 :M0 Following the
lecture messages will be received.
WOMAN AVIATOR HAS
BAD AIRSHIP WRECK
• IT,—Mrs Frank
Bills he witc of mh> of the constructors for
i lie French American aeroplane company.
I aromas sristor cams to trM todsj when
ti ai;•■tupti ig to descend from a long
fli^lii her bl-plaue stunk an obstruction
and wns demolished Although her craft
was up only ten feci when the accident
oeeorrtd, Mrs, ftUshe hid a narrow «■*-
mi ibi wu
buried in the debris.
St. Luke's ?
diurcb, corner
streets Pastor
morning subji
"... South, institutional
Uobluson and Kiglith
Tt. Knickerbocker's
ill l e "Seven Gales to
MillineryOpening
Trenton. Mo.. Set.t. 17. James Hum-
phreys. the young farmer who was found
guilty here Saturdn* of tin murdei of
. ames Hatcher, conmiltttd suicide Jn the
county JnU last night by bunging himself
with a piece of bed clothing from the ;op
of his cell. The bodv was found bv Mr?
Dillon, wife of the siierlff. *
The coroner is holding nn inquest to-
day.
Humphreys was sintered to tweitv
,years in the penltentiar* for murder in
tbe second degree. His attorney has filed
n motion for a now trial which was io
hive been heard September 20. Hum-
phreys hud threstened suicide seven'
times.
Humphrey* confessed that he killed
.Tames Hatcher who. he *.;bl, was stealing
bis corn.
aud In the evening
in a parable of a Texas chicken and a
California pumpkin. This will be in the
nature «.f a salutatory sermon lo univer-
sity and high school students, dealing with
the foibles, failures, tragedii - and tri-
umphs of now. Bowluud I'. Williams will
slug.
TO Bt ILD TABEKNAC LE.
Arrangements are being made for build-
ing a largo tabernacle at the corner of j
Broadway and Eighth streets. i > seat
.Vio people in which to hold the Christian J
church revival which will begin on o. - j
tober 10. willi Charles Belgn Scovllie and
his organized band of workers in charge, j
Scovlll ha- an in leriiationml reputation
as one of the wt rld's most successful re-
vivalist®.
BlsllOP Ml AT LE TO PREACH.
Bishop W. A Quayle will deliver the ,
evening sermon ar the First Methodi-t j
church, a..d the pastor. Rev. Ereh will I
speak In Hie morning. Special music will
be given at both services.
THE BEST FRIEND.
"(living and receiving." will be the sub- |
je« t of the Rev. r. T. Lane, at the I ni-
verslty l'la. e fhrijtlan . hurch Sundnv
niorninc In the evening he will talk on |
"The Best Friend."
To tli* Ladies' of the \ity—
Mrs. Waltnian, formerly of 112
South Harvey, has moved to 315
North Robinson street and will
have on display Saturday and
Monday, the most up-to-date line
of beautiful ^fillinery in the city,
and prices to please all, and in
vites all her old customers, well
as new, to call and see the dls
play and get prices before you
buy.
Don't forget the dates—
Saturday and Monday, Sept. 17 419
MRS. WALTMAN
315 N. ROBINSON.
8PEI I AI. Ml SIC .
A specially prepared musical program I
will lie given at the St John's M. |: ;
church. South, at the morning nnd evening !
services, under the direction of Mrs. Ed
From Mfikcr to Wearer.
Oklahoma Skirt Mfg. Co.
TAILORS TO LADIES
We Make Buttons.
All Workmanst.ip Guaranteed.
New Materials Ready fo. Your
Selection.
Oklahoma Skirt Mfg. Co.
Controlled by
SIDNEY L. BROCK DRY GOODS
COMPANY.
Take Eelevntor to Third floor, \)yr
Brocks feiore
111 W. Reno
THE RIGHT PLACE TO TRADE
$40,000 Worth of Everything—Big Fire and Bankrupt Sale
111 W. Reno
"We Handle the Best and Sell for Le " | Up-to-Date Meat Market In Connection
Having recently bought three large stocks of Groceries, Dry Goods, Fresh Meats, Chickens, Eggs. Butter, Milk .Bread and all kinds of Coun-
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Etc. at 40c on the dollar, we can and will save try Produce CHEAPER THAN ANYONE. We deliver to all parts of city,
you money. 10,000 Yards Dress Goods, Laces, Embroidery, Ribbons, Etc., at one
Everything Else in Proportion. We GUARANTEE Satisfaction. j Half Price.
PHONE 315
111 WEST RENO
WESTERN SUPPLY COMPANY
A FEW OF OUR
'20 lbs best Granulated ei
Sugar v I ill J
w£a."i $1,00
15 lbs. Evaporated <M nn
Fruits <5 I iUU
100 lbs. Best CO Qn
Flour
12 Cans Good ei HQ
Corn -4> I .UU
12 Cans Good <M Ofl
Tomatoes v I iUU
2 Packages Post 0Kr
Toast ies Cuu
2 Spools of Thread
MANY BARGAINS
48 c
98c
$1,48
$1,38
32.48
S,.Top. S3,48
$12.50 Men's Dress gg
$7^43
$1.00 Shoes
at
$2.00 Shoes
at
$3.00 Shoes
at
$4.1X1 Shoes
Suits . . .
$1.> aud $20 Men's
Suits
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