The Weekly Democrat-Chief (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1921 Page: 4 of 9
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ity to select a hat f rcan wefc an array of zood
Vx*in?hat3M e are shoro*. Better
rtyks. greater raJoes. at pews that «iB in-
terest eTcry one.
Men's Oxfords
Our stoqk of oxfords is not very large
but we have a good run of sizes and at prices
to move very pair.
$18.45 and 16.45 Values $11.75
$14.75 Values $10.75
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good values dmri
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Barefoot Sandals at pre-wa
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MAKING NICE REDUCTIONS
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Ready for a new season's business, ready with fresh, large stocks of new merchan-
dise, ready with new clothing, priced in keeping with new, lower price levels. The
losses to manufacturers and retailers last fall and winter were terrific—the public
little realized it, could not and would not believe it, even when merchants were
giving their goods away to obtain money to meet their bills. We took our losses, en-
deavored to live up to the public trust in us. Do you realize that prices are now
lower than for several seasons—but qual ity is still maintained in our spring goods.
FRENCH PREPAMN6
TO FORGE GERMANY
TO PAY INDEMNITY
Clluei of 1918 and 1919 at Lillr Re-
ceive Cull to 0 'rrs Says Paris
Report
By tho Associated I'riu.
PAK1S, April 1J—Ortler:; callinjr
to the coloi the iniii'ary clashes «>C
191S and 1919 were received at
today, says a report from ther«?.
The National Veterans Uniofi ex-
pressed the belief that the young men
who have been called to the colors
will respond as viliantly as did their
ciders i'l 1914.
_ This move by the government wa.-->
SI forecast last week, when steps t be
SI taken by France against Germany «n
S | case the Berlin government refused
s to meet tha\ reparations payments,
SI were discussed.
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The extreme tackwanl Spring
general public to hesitate before ma
stodL of Spring and Summer merchi
so in order to reduce stock and secu
prices for quick sdKnjr. we offer you I
at greatly
unusual cool weather has caused the
any spring purchases, we find our
to be much larger than it should be,
jh to meet our spring bills we make
very best brands of seasonable goods
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Silks!
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Sizes. S ta 14. Ji
The Seasons newest shades —
Taffeta, Messalme, Satins and Georg
ette, greater values at reduced prices.
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Jersey Silk
PatticeaU —
Ladies' Coats
WASH SUITS
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G«eege:te -
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.tyka. better ■ateriak. aad weU tailored.
|17.« VALUE
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that ■out fo. Better
Staples
$21.75 VALUE
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_ 534.75
Pumps and Oxfords
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION I
OPENS REASON TODAY]
tlv «h Atiwltl"! I'fM
KANSAS CITY. Aprtl 20—The
«<p< ninir tramea of the Wevtem Ak-
ror.ntion'n aetiaon will l e played with
KprintrfuM. at Fort Smith; Okmul-
rre. at I'awhu-ka; fliirka>hji, at Hen-
ryetta; and Enid at Drumrlirht. The
rrhrdule call« for U.J ifame« thl« ea-
Kon, divided into two nection*, the
first clo*in* July 2, the other ending
Septemher 1.
Blouses
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overbtooMea <* e%try deacriptum at Pree* taat
All the aew *hadea. _ .lvalue J 4,50
5 5.50
5 625
5 825
51045
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NOW
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NOW
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NOW
fILM VALUE
NOW
The kmftec of every w
he gratified at our store.
Beautiful suede 2 strap poapa,
other with dresa faarv heeL
51145
51045
$ 9.45 Brown
Oxford
to have a faad pair of shoes can
with baby Louis
Drews Arch REsy
ANY SHAPl 0(t STYiC
t 7.45 Black
Oxford*
$8.95 Martha
WaatungtM
f *.45 Black
Oxford* —-
36-in bleached domestic 21C
36-in. Brown Seaisland domestic
36-in. Brown Canvas T
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36-in Percale
32-in. Gingham
9-4 Bleached Sheeting
9-4 Brown SHletingf
10-4 Brown Sheeting
Crepe Kimonas
$3.00 Value $2.41
$3,75 Value $2.1
$5.95 Value $4.71
Boys1 Clothing
The two in one suits for boys
double elbow, double knee and double
seat will wear like two suits
$7.50 Value $5.95
v$9.00 Value $7.45
$12.45 Value $11.45
$13.50 Two in One $11.75
' $14.50 Two in One - $12.45
*16.50 Two In One $13.75
Boys' Waists
Every mother has trouble find-
ing blouses for the boys, we have a
large assortment at low prices for the
quality of material used.
$1.25 and $1.50 Values 98c
Union Suits
Athletic union suits, with drop
seat long sleeve and ankle length,
short sleeve ankle length.
$1.5Q Value $1.00
$2.00 Value $1.75
$2.25 Value $1.95
$4.00 Value $3.25
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Miscellaneous
Good Heavy Work
80c
Good Silk
Sox
.65o
Good Heavy
Overalls
... 5145
Fancy Silk
Sox
5145
McKey Never-fade
.. 52.00
Large White
Handkerchiefs
.. 10c
Overalls
X.... 35 50
-750
Csnvss
Gloves
... 10c
One Lot af Felt
Hsts
51.00
Rockford
Sox
__ 19c
One Lot af Ladie'n
95c
Colored Dres.
19c
A Good Atklette
Union Suit
...90c
Linen
Collars
: 23c
Shinola
9c
Clothing! Clothing!
Pants
Quality and style is the big feature in our new spring pants
for young men.
17.50 Blue Serge and
Brown Worsted
$6.50 VALUE
NOW
5645
5525
$10.00 VALUE
A'OW
$6.75 VALUE
NOW
$5.75 VALUE
NOW
_ 58.95
5545
54.95
WINDSOR CREPE
Large assortment, a fnB Une of Cot"*
Regular 45c V^f *®c
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Breakfast Gowns
$13.25 Habuti Silk $11.75,
$16.75 Oriental Satin $14.45
$25.00 Oriental Satin $22*45
What la th. right price to yajr for
good clothe. 7
You'll find it whea y.u coma here.
You'll know th. minute you ace our
line of clothing at tha new price.
Diaplajr of the latent atylea at lower
prices.
$55.00 SUIT
NOW
$50.00 SUIT
NOW
$47.50 SUIT
NOW
$40.00 SUIT
NOW
$38.50 SUIT
NOW
$35.00 SUIT
NOW
$27.50 SUIT
NOW
$24.10 SUIT
NOW
$22.50 SUIT
NOW
548.75
542.50
541.25
535.75
534.75
531.58
52445
. 520.75
519.75
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Over Number Idle in Jan
According to Survey.
CANTON CREPE AND PRINCES
SATIN—POPULAR PRICES
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Hats! Hats!
You'll see that we are not exagerat-
ing when you price our new style
hat a for spring, atraw sailors. Bang-
kock and Panama. To see the new
Modqja is to want one.
$7.00 VALUES
NOW
$6.00 VALUE
NOW
$5.00 VALUE
NOW
$4.00 CLOTH HATS
NOW
$3.00 CLOTH HATS
NOW 1
55.95
54.75
54.25
5345
5245
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Friday, J.pril
Spring Caps
If you an doubtful about valuaa in _
Come here do it In fairaesa to youraelf.
■ about being fitted—
$3.00 VALUE
NOW
$2.75 VALUE
NOW
52.65
52.25
$2.50 VALUE
NOW
$2.00 VALUE*
NOW
52.15
51.75
Shirts Shirts
There b always a day for a new shirt, thare'a
service in a nice shirt.
$430 VALUE
NOW -—
$4.45 VALUE
NOW
$3.75 VALUE
NOW
comfort and
$LM VALUE
NOW
53.15
$t VALUE-
NOW
_ 52.15
52.95
$3.00 VALUE
NOW
... 51.95
52.65
$2.75 VALUE
« NOW
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51.75
5245
$2.50 VALUE
NOW
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By th* Asanrtatrd Preaa.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 19.—The
total number of unempolyed in Ok-
lahoma on April 9 was 6,900, or a re-
duction of about 43 par cent over th
number idle in the state in Jam**>.
according to a survey made in 14 ef
the larger cities employing all daaaen
of labor, by Claude E. Connolly, dslr
SI labor commissioner. Civic and labor
S J organizations co-operated in compil-
ing the figure?.
Carpenters, brick players, electric-
ians, plumbers, plasterers and otter
skilled tradesmen as well -as all
classes of unskilled laborers are «♦-
_ fected, according to the survey. TV
SI number of unemployed in January
— was given as approximately 10,500.
compared with 5,900 on April 9.
Renewed building of residences «nd
commercial housea is attributed by
the report to be instrumental in reliev-
ing the unemployment situation.
"While there are comparatively few
buildings reported under construction,
the building of residences and m '
amount of repair work that ia
on has been sufficient to relieve tne
unemployment situation affedliig
skilled mechanics in many
the survey points oat.
Large building end
projects for the near futura
Bounced from Ardmore, Okmulgee i
Ponca City. Enid, it ia
plans erection of 200 residence
10 businees houses this year..
renewed building activity in all aee-
tions predicted, it seems logical to as-
sume that the unemployment stt
in the state will be better off *
the season."
Declining by comparison the i
of unemployed, the report state
unemployment decreased in 10 of tha
cities reporting; the number resssis-
ing the same in one locality and In-
creased in 3 others.
'Some of the reports say that all er
nearly all of those who are now ort
of employment will find work aa eoe
as weather conditions permit *the-
building operations to resume." the
report says. "A number of the re-
ports say that weather conditions and
the stringency of the money maifcet.
withholding of loans by banks and the
general belief that prices of mater*!*
and labor will drop, are contributing:-
factors to the general situation."
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FORMER EMPRESS OF
GERMANY IS BURIED
Final Service, for Auguata V
Held Today at
Net
B>- th# Aaaociatad Preas.
POSTDAM, April 19.-
tolling of bells which marked
solemn hour, final services for
ta Victoria, former German
were held today in this royal 1
dence, a suburb it Berlin, which
nessed so mr.ny scenes of spleada
departed days of Hohoentollern
Lacking was the presence of her fcae-
band, the former emperor, aad the*
, eldest son of the family, foreer
Crown Prince Frederick William, ut-
iles in Holland.
WILL SET MORE CASING
The casing in the Caudill-Bedracfc
test want of town will be lengthened
to the bottom of the well, before drill-
ing Is resumed into the gas Faad.
found at 1150 feet Friday, accordi*
to reports current yesterday after-
noon.
Subscribe tar *h# Desaaerat-Chlef.
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E. C. Laughlin went to Blackwell
S toiiay to visit Iw. father a few d*i i.
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