ndu
i
TO CLEAN
CITY PIPE ORGAN
Butrf Drag Crumbs and
Trah Into Console at
Convention Hall
Tho city commission voted Friday
tA i 1 not more than $100 (or
cu . U' una rt'pairhiE tho consolo
e( ' ' I'ipo orpan lti convention hull
j' ice Commissioner Hnrry AV. KIs-
kvM n who is an orfranlRt com-
p.1.1 . 1 that whon ho nttomptcd to
p ay ho Instrument a tew nights
dpj 'veral leers stuck and others
vi ere out of tun
lf Investigated tn discover the
eaus'" of theso dcfrctH und found
tl:if rata hnd drained into tho con-
sole i small basketful of bread
crun.'u a doubleliandful of meat
firais and a few bones tho ro-
rnaii.i of lunches that had been en-
jnvfd by actors nnd stago hands.
Tho rata had shown uxtrcme care
less. n otner wiiyn ho added
cone mernto mesa that caused
jP'mcd kys and discord.
j m i rwctujriu commissioner
of e'reets -ana pulillo property asked
JClBkR i don to supcrlR'end the ex-
perul Mire because of his knowldega
of pipe orpans.
l resignation of M. M. Shaver
s chief cleric In tho flnanco and
rovonue office) was accepted by the
e nimi'-s.on anu u. u. McUrarv
formerly license Inspector ap-
por tea to eucccou mm.
Estimates were received from
City Engineer Charles Schultz for
IS now pavlns districts for which
I is are to bo askod shortly. SchulU
a-uojnrca tnat estimates havo been
prepared for 37848.77 worth of
tonne since- June l. Contracts have
tn completed to the amount of
1:7440.46 Willis there Is IfiR7.
J06.95 worth of new paving under
construction.
Fred W. Kopplln. alternato mu-
nlo'pal Judge with Kd Warren tho
regular magistrate took tho oath of
office. Kopplln will occupy tho
bench whenever Warron la absent.
Mrs. E. Forrost Hayden qualified
ai new member of tho park board.
U E. Capps S07 Palace bulldlnsr
appeared before the commission to
ssk that n JS5 bond b deposited
ty him with the municipal court for
appenrance of Bennle Hines several
day" airo b returned mlhua the fine
of 18 which was Imposed on nines'
companion In party Interrupted
by the police and charged with bo-
lng Intoxicated. Police Commission-
er Klakaddon eaid he would In-
vestigate the affair and return
Capp the money due him.
TULSA DAILY WORLD SATURDAY DECEMBER 30 1922
Wire Flashes
WAJHINQTON Deo. 2J President Her-
ein late today accepted the resignation
cf Conrad Bpane of Chlcaso ae federal fuel
iljtrltutor. It la eltectlvo tomorrow night.
WASHINGTON Dae. J. Albert Weali-
Vura tin Amsrlcan mlnlater to Hunmrr
iu barn named one of the delegation on
ti International ocmmtMlon of Jurlste
Tklth will rerlaa the rfllea of war.
LONDOff &e. tl. II. O. Walla famoua
tovtlirt and historian and count St.
Allaire French ambassador at Ixindqn
M! traveling acroaa the English channel
War hi commercial airplane were
(ii'tbt 1 a. terrltla atorra and neartr loet
thilr 11th.
WASUntOTOM Deo. II. President Bar-
llit as Breed todajr br Itepreaentatlve
Campbell republican of Kansaa to name
Waller H. Chappell of Chanute Kan. to
the "dirt farmer" Job on the federal re-
trve board.
VAtAKJO Oal.. Dec. J9.A. D. Parlta.
!l-ar.old maohlnlit. waa killed br an
iipW.sa In the acetylene department ot
tilt Mara laland navy yard today.
TOAKIIAMA Deo. 29. Aosiirt Haupt.
rr-iiilent ot the Japan Silk oompany ot
Nw York died hers today. Mr. Haupt
Ini bten rutferlng from Insomnia.
I DCT3UN Dee. 3. Neeotlatioru to pre-
ttct a general railway atrlke tnroushout
tH Irlih Free State were under way here
t'iir. The Free State authorities are
loptroi of preventing the threatened
strike Eonday.
WAsniNOTOM. Iec. .j.- -rieree Butler
i associate Justice ot Ibe linlted Utatrs
jprme court will take hjs place wn the
Itnch next Tneaday when the court re-
BnvenM after th tioMdayf.
llBV! rOBtC Don. ID. W. O. Jonee. IS
ties president f the; National Park bank
Ml one of the beat known bankers In the
Mi.ntry dropped dead of apoplexy In hie
Eroaaway ottioo this afternoon.
ROMS. Deo. IB The town of ATezsane
(5 miles northeast of Rome waa shaken
jr an earthnuake todus. Uutldlngs were
imaged but no-fatalities were reported.
LONDON Deo. 21. John Sanford
situs New Tork scientist who died tn
London from accidental poisoning last
June bequeathed 1600000 to his betrothed
Ur ratal! rtit- rtnnhII )t waa r.
ru'i4 today when the' will waa made
Negri's Wedding Plans
Not Approved m Yet
f "OLt.TWOOD Cat.. Dec. 29.Of.
'il.?pr?vi1 from th0 Famous
VIasfv corporation ha.i not
e'.VBn 1 0a NpKrI- "e"
Phrtii0. hl mltch wItn Clnriio
nVAl" tohom. iceordlng to Dame
learned at the Lasky studio today. It
Jns also learned that Miss Nerjrl
however hns made no such appllca.
"on. In her contract with the
Lasky corporation" there Is a clauso
1c'n nt be married with-
ployerg 1 snnctlon oC hor cm
quicIOOstTce
for black man
New Jersey Negro Indict-
ed for Assault 19 Hours
After His Crime
OrtANGK K. J Dec. ;9. ramous
Jersey Justice swift ami nt-. tn.inv
casu Its sinister shadow on the qtilv-
vcrlnK' form of William 13. Battles
10-year-old negro whoso confession
and indictment for flrst-doifreo mur-
der followed within 19 hours tho dls-
covory of the body of his victim Mrs.
Charles p. rirlKham. kindly little
housewife mother of throo children
strangled tcf denth fn the basement
of her homo after being outraged
by the ne?ro.
Judge Stockcl to whom the true
bill was handed following hurry-up
action by tho grand Jurv today set
January 4 Tor tho trial which It Is
believed will tnko only a few hours.
Battles in his confession said ho
enticed Mrs. Urifrham- Into the base
ment by protending ho had fallen
and Injured hlnnelf on the stairs.
Tho woman died In heroic defense
of hor honor while her three little
children ill with measles and dlph-
mcim hhjjh in an upstairs room.
Tho necro had benfi employed fr '
tho day to assist In cleaning win- (
dows.
The slain woman's husband was I
prostrated today by grief.
Motor Cars Cost Money
Mrs. Blake Hdsbands arc strange 
creatures. "
Her Friend Aren't! they? John i
has to ask his rrarnsrn rnnn .a linn.
dred questions about the brand and !
manuracture Before he puts a drop 1
of oil Into the car hut h never asks
his boollerrcer a slnvln Hinvetfnn fn '
fear of hurting his feelings. New
York Hun.
BOOTLEG TRAFFIC
GROWING 'BETTER'
.$10000000 Wortii Import-
ed in Week Just Before
Christmas Claim
WASHINGTON. Dec 29. Uriuor
smugglers Imported at least 100000
cases of whisky worth $10000000
at bootleg prioes into the United
States In tho week Jutt before
Christmas according to government
Investigators today.
llcportn made to the treasury and
Justice department officials dis-
closed this volume of high-voltago
buveiago hnd practically re.arlifd all
chief centers of distribution and
was sold to patrons of tho bootleg-
gers. Prohibition .officials admitted
fleets of ships 'opornted 1V smug-
glers haVo been making safe land-
ing with their cargo bocausc the
prohibition nnvy vessels nre now
confined strictly to within the three-
lntlo limit for purposes of se'inure.
Seldom does the dry navy ever ven-
ture beyond American waters for
purposes of observation" unless
flagrant cases are brought to the
attention of the officials at Wash-
ington. Smugglers hnvo brought most of
their stocks throuidf the itnstal
gateways. ICnormous shipments
havo gono .through the dry enforce-
ment barriers on tho Jersev coast.
A htlgo volumn also lmn entered
through tho Canadian border.
KnnsaH Hanker l)lcs.
Special tu Tin- ! 11
INDKPENDENOK Kan. Deo. 29.
A. W. Kchultis president ot the Citi-
zens KIrst National hank of this city
and also president of the Western
States Portland Cemont company!
died nt rue; Home nero today.
Revive Family Spirit
Missouri Tutor Urg'cs
CHICAGO Dec :. Tlio world's
nations must revive the family spirit
or doom civilization to failure Dr.
Charier) A. ICllwood of the Unlver-
slly of Missouri told tho Amorlcan
Sociological society meeting huro to-
day. - Our civilization Is tfitterlns
on barbaric standards." he con-
tinued. "Unless wo uutor nil era of
co-opcratlon not for personal gain
but for social welfare wo will share
Homo's fato."
PLAN LIVESTOCK SHOW
EAST IS FACING
FAMINE OF FUEL
Now York Emerges From
Worst Snow Storm in
Present Winter
NISW TOnK. Dec. 29 While New
York shivered todnv In 20 degrees
above yero weal hor In the wak'
of the heaviest storm of the winter
the city Was in? n need with the worst
fuel orlnln In Its hlntory. There nre
only 4S hours supply of coal on
band and snow has blocked many
of the railway line leading to tho
frplfht terminal whre fuel Is tin-
loaded. The storm began with a gale which
swept all the eastern state but par-
ticularly the Atlantic oo. Hnln
turned to hle't ami l"t lo snow.
Throughout the early part of the
day a 60-mllo wind whirled the
snow In high drift. The thermom-
eter fell to 20 degrtwvs above lern.
One man we.s killed and many
other persons wero Injured
Itallrnnd and street traffic were
badly crippled and thousands of
commuters were late for work.
The dftep alueh which filled the
streets was froo over making foot
traffic dangtvons The hospitals
were kept busy oaring for persons
injured in fall.
Steamship traffic was halted by
the fog enow and high wind.
Four voawels laden with llijuor
units of the "bootleg fleet" of the
coast wero washed amioro and their
cargoes lost.
Three thousand street cars and
00 plnwn were put nt work clearing
the chief huMnea thoroughfares.
BOSTON Dec. 29. .Boston and
other New H;nK land cltleM today were
facing a fuel famine as tho resuP of
a terrKlo storm which killed fo'ir
persons and demoralized rail an
marine traffic. Tho victim tor'
death In Boston 1'rovldence It 1
nnd Itkeport N If.
Meeting Is Culled to Dlscusi Kviki-
Mtlou In Tul-n Next Year.
Charles H. Peters president of
tho Chamber of Commerce has
called a meotlngv to be hold in tho
offlco of It. V. Brewer In tho Ex-
change National bank at 7;30 o'clock
Wednesday evening to complete '
plana for tho Tulsa Livestock nnd
Industrial e-xposltlon.
The Tukea Kree Knlr association
recently agitifd to accept a -lO-aro
tract on the expoltion site and a
similar offor baa been mado to- the
Tulsa Hopso Show useoclatlon on
which a report Is to be mado
Wednesday overling. Backers ot the
exposition expect lo unify the fair 1
the horse show and the exposition
which will adjoin each other and not
only provide threo sepnrato f.hows
yearly but make poawlble tho hold- i
lng or a maniiuotn exposition ny
throwing tho three projects Into one.
N. U. Oraham menitior of a com-
mittee appointed by directors ot the
freo fair nsHoelatlon to disposo of
the present fairgrounds on North
Lewis reported to dlrect&rs of the
Chamber of Commerco at Hotel
Tulsa Friday noon that a tentative
of $60000 lias Iwen made for this
tract by an eastern manufacturer
who Intends to locato n brunch fac-
tory In Tulsa. Money derived from
this ground Is to be used In Im-
proving tin- nuw location donated by
tho exposition company. "
TBind
Resihol
over that ait cuulsec Jiow it heals
Little cuts and scratches are aggra-
vating and painful and they can even
become dangerous if infected. Prevent
such a condition by cleansing the in-
jured snot well nnd then applying
RESINOL OINTMENT. Its gentle
antiieptic balsams soothe while they
heal. A physician's prescription and
recommended widely it ii no longer
an experiment to thousands who have
used it gtuxesf fully for various sWn
affections. At alt drtists.
M usic Is Essen tial
pecia! Piano Offer
For the New Year
"We'll have music in our
home from 1923 on" is a
wise resolution. It is easy
to cany out if you take Ad-
vantage of this special
offer now.
You can now purchase a famous Schaff Bros.
Piano with handsomely designed and beautifully
finished caseand full sweet tone special at
Mahogany . . . $325
Walnut $335
A Small Down Payment Will Bring One of These
Pianos Into Your Home in Time to Start the New Year
Off With Music
' Satis music I.
A rt f. X? . ft Art
IAC1 . UK  1 IN - ir tlx? M . II.
The House Th.it
Guarantees All
Its Pianos
A 417 South Muln A. .7. Cmi'lC Mrr. O.s&co 3133.31.11 S
)M iHawiiiMimiliiimliam !  jm  uljj u a  it. .- .jisissi
1
ST. l)tfis. Dc ?5. William 1. Ismp
t years old president of tha Iemp Urew-
it cerapanr eornrattttd aulclda by tlrlns
s bullet Into his heart la ills on ice hero
Uvea.
.SCAtfSAa CTfT. Mr... Deo. tl.-Jim
'"Mia Wichita. Ka and. Geprire
-u. uouuunu ban are in jixii ioujr
v wtsrton. druggist here early this
aoraiis"
UJNDON Dec. J9. Former Premier
llh may succeed Sir Auckland (leddea
Brltlih ambassador to Washington the
""if Express reported today.
.WASHINGTON Dec. DaltlJatar H.
"W OX WlBConiln today waa selected
'"Irnian oC the Interstate commerce com-
anion for a term of one year. Meyer Is
senl r member of the commlsaton.
gJMeoda Charley It. McOhord ot Ken-
AFTER-CHRISTMAS GLEAN-
UP OF KNIT UNDERWEAR
(St'corui rioor)
-We ore cloflnrr our After-Christmas Clean-up
today by offering deep reductions on all win-
ter weight knit underwear. The avlngs re-
suiting from your visit to our Knit Under-
wear section today will bo really worth while
tho trip both pleasant nnd profitable.
Jiaraint; u under arrest again today
!"njd wlih oarslnr a lind checlt. YounR
"m at-toeted afcntviri a year ago
"s waa Arrested lor posing as a
-The present mode of clinging crepes and satins
ma'kes it necessary that the underwear beneath
it be smooth and warm faultless! In which
case one must choose knit underwear for chill
winds hold no terrors for the woman who wears
it and the slimmest little frock may be worn
over it.
Brdl
Sil!""' Prealdent.
Dr. BELL'S
Pine-nsr Honey
ft
RrCou&said Colds
Ifothlng eapa your vitality and aJows
'O your work moro than a cold
tb hnd that drar;i on and on.
w.'sh those sttength-steaUng colds
Ji simply. Dr Ull'e-a time-prorea
JPr brsoVe tight rasping coughs
ensp 'e4insoot -ea Irritated throata.
J-ascs coids at the atartl Dm- Dr Dell't
JV. Alldrvigclits.SOc.
For Women
Women's Munslng Union
Suits in silk lisle wool and
cotton mixtures; low nci'k.
sleevelss ankle length.
IteKuiar r5.95 (JJO Kf
and J3.25. Today ej.fju
Women's flno heavy weight
lisle Union Suits with high
neck long Meeves and anklo
length; elbow sleeves and
kneo length or sleeveless nnd
anklo length. Broken izes
only. Values to (g-J QQ
$2.:5. Today. ... J)XeJt
Women's Forest JIUls Union
ftilts with high neck Ions
sleeves and kneo length or
low neck sleeveless nnd
ankle length. Ilegu- QQ
lar 11.50. Today IOL
Women's best grade Mun-
sing woolen nnd all-wool
Union Sultfl with low neck
sleeveless anklo length with
bodice or regular thoulder.
llegular $8.50 gP QK
Today ejJeJattJ
For Children
-Chlldron'B Forest Mills cot-
ton and wool taped union
nulls with high neck lon
sleeves and ankle length.
A very servlceablo gar.
ment. In broken Kites only.
Itegular Z 35. Qrt
Special today. . tDXOa7
-Children's Forest Mills Rlllc
and wool taped union nultH
with low neck elbow
sleeves and knee length
llroken jiizes only llegu
lar J 3.75.
Today .
-Children's Outing Flannel
gowni nnd pajamas with
or without feet. QQn
Very spoclal today iOL
-All children's and women's
wool middies ana mtday f
suits at a 20 reduction
today.
-Children's knitted sleepers
in whits only sizes 4 to
10. Regular fl- A A
$1.50. Today ..tDlelfU
Pajamas and
Bloomers
S2.50
-Vanity Fair Clove Silk
Bloomers und Vests: a fine
full cut bloomer; the vefcts
are extra long. .Shoulder
straps aro of talloroiVglova
silk. Special today vests.
J1.83;
bloomers .
-Forest Mills mercerized
Jersey bloomers in colors
of blue brown nnd taupo:
also shown In black. Very
special
today
-Women's two-piece pajam-
m of pink or blue striped
outing flannel. C1 A
Iteg. $2.50 now tDJL.OU
-Women's fancy colored
Windsor flannel hand-embroidered
gowns. Regular
i&r. $2.49
$2.95
98c
All
Winter
Underwear
Reduced
10
Carter and
Vanity Fair
Slltc Under-
wear Itcduccd
20r
A 11
ii
Ijnst. Panxm "Ilrnss Itnll'' tiding
CHICAOO Dec. The H "t cf
Chicago's sawdust arUtncraU w  ! 1
havo died tomorrow whon "Htlll-
foii's" a bar noted from con.t
coast among nctora pugilists writers
and politicians nnlm up Its frtuit
doors. Tim saloon hud nn e"ut'l
con tn keep rlenn nnd w.n too m 'l '
to bootleg so the beer of Ixi- in us
yretv flat.
lWh(mAt Vandevers
Closing Our After-Christmas Clean-Up
Deeper reductions in nil departments will mnrk the close of our Aftcr-
Clnistmna Clcnn-up today the wind-up of nn event featured by un-
ucunlly low prices. All the little things you need tlmt you hnvo been
wniting until "after Christmna" to buy get them now nt a great
saving.
resses
Impressively Low
-House Dresses the costume nlwnya dainty
nnd fresh in gingham or crepe. Plain or
checked designs in colors of blue lavender
brown or pink. This charming variety of
house dresses are uro to afford a pleasing
selection. Sizes 3G to 52. ?3.50 and $4.50
dresses. now $2.95. $5.75 and ?G50 drosses
now ?'1.45. $8 nnd ?9 dresses now $G.45.
(Second Floor)
Winter Hats
Your Choice $2.95
-Modish stylo distinguishes thcai
lovely winter hats velvets duve
lynca metallic and fur and me-
tallic and velvet combinations; a
large assortment from which you
nro sure to choose n hat designed
for your particular type. Nothing i reserved
tor flat in our milinory section oday 52.95.
s (Tlilnl Floor)
Any win-
fib)
Children's Furs 20 Off
In fashion these furs for children take nn
example from big sister's furs. Scarfa
and muffs so sturdily mado that they
mus.t give the added service required of
youngsters' wearables. A wide variety
of squirrel nutria coney ermine rah-.
bit and fox regularly priced from ?3 to
$27.50 today nt 20 off marked price.
(Second Floor)
tidies' Apparel at Great
oar HlgO
-Suits couts and frocks priced so low that
the plondid quality of each garment can
only be fully realized by those who actually
sec them. A charming array of them all
each fashioned in the season's preferred
modes a delightful variety of beautiful
fabrics. See them today by all means.
(Thlnl rioor)
Woolen Specials
' Today
54 ifd-lnch Tweed and Fancy Check all-
wool Coatings; our regular price per yard
3 95 to M-E0. Bpeclal today ...?2US
50-Inch All-Wool Chocked Volour Suit-
ings and striped and plain worsted 8k(rt-
lnjrs reeularly priced from $3.50 to $1.05
per yard; spoclal today $U.1(I
51-lnch All-Wool Jersey In lirown. Kfay
henna ecarlct navy and hlaclt Regular
pries $2.50. Spoclal for today . ...$1.US
One tablo of Colored Corduroys Figured
Wool Challlcs Hchool Checks and Plaids
and 3fl-lnch Storm Serges. Itofrular price
08c to $1.25 per yard.
(Mn In Floor)
Children's Giiigham
Dresses Reduced Vs
Children's attractive OInghnm Dressm
einhodylng the qualities necessary to
withstand th hard usage of child Ufa
and nt the same time having a distinctive
hoauty about thorn. Wo aro showing
thorn In plaids plain or checked designs
and Homo tiave white Unnn collaru and
cuff filie 4 to 14 years. Itegular $2
to $9 today at ono-tlilnl off
(Second rioor)
LADIES' STRAPPED SLIPPERS
$1.00
One table of brown and black
kid patent leather or brown
satin slippers with full Louis
heels. While they last per pai.
$1.00
 (Second Floor)
Silk Hosiery Now
Reduced
-For theater shopping calling or for for-
mal functions nothing can dlsplaco ullk
In the mode. IJIffol brand modlum
wolght puro thread silk hosp with laoo
clocking. Full fahlonod with rolnforced
foot and garter top. In black only to-
day per pair i 93.7.
-rjlffol brand light weight full fnshlonod.
panel back hoso ot throud ll)c with lisle
garter tops.- In black or cordovan: to-
day per pair $2.r(
-Allen A Illack Cat hoso of thread idlk
full fashioned rolnforced foot. Hhown In
black or brown. Today per pair $:M)0
(Main Floor)
Draperies
-Uttlo thlngfl that will make your homo
moro attractive cheerful and cozy nre
being featured In the drapery section to-
day. BO-lnch Tuscan nets tn plain or
flgurnd patterns; regular $1 today 7l)!
llalnty Picture Cords large or umall In
Hhades of blue rose gold or mulliorry.
Today B.'c and 1.7U
(Second Floor)
Today's Toiletries Specials
1'iice l'owdcri
UJtr-Klw 75c S7c
Id Coty ...7
Aiura We
I. e Trf(le "He
Kloramya  flUe
Thro 1'lawcrn 11c
Ixiv'mo :
II. 11. Ayru  .7Ar tlJH)
Klmo Marco Wi
Elmo ....17c
Mary Cardan nfle
Marlnello I He Win
l'umr;llan llsauty ............ .s7if
Nadln 37o
1'Kimin . tn
ilavls  .i;
Javls   1f
J.alUorio . a;c
Carman 37r
Woodbury's IHii
I.uior 37
t'rHimi
It. It. Ayars 7Sr fl.W
P.I mo Clvaiialnfr 4Xc H(in
Blrno Tlasua .....4Hr ((
Woodbury  37r lrn
I'ompallan Masaaga M 7i
rainrjcllaii lay Ipo
Pomijellan Nlm Mr.
D. !t Cc!;l f.ttam. .... S"f 33- 7!)-
Tond'a Cola Cream S7r 4e
I'ond'a VanlililriK 7r 4.1
Marlnallo LeUua ........ 1.7U tiMo
Marlnello Tlaaue l)8r 4S
Marlnello Aatrlngant Craara. . . .OHo
Marlnollo Muacla Oil 1.7U
Incrata'a alllkwa Dr 7o
Anralua Lanion
Cram tl.OO 0 70
Karyrtlan i)o
Willow ThMtrlcal Cold
('raam aOu
Rro-ir)r Jn-Tn-ua 5M
Htlllman Kraclil Cream M
Marcollsad Wat i ........ 70e
Ur. Harry's Kramola btM
atalba I'lanra Col it Craara 7 lit'
llnml lotions
Hind's llonay Almond 7r 1
On-hard Whit 3t
IJllno Cucumber HOC 4Sc
Jaryan's Danaola ..tVM
Maltw UansoU Uo
ralmnlla Twin Maid
Soap 0 (or l!iti
Palmallrt Illf Ilath
Heap ...I tot tic
Tnlrnros
lin Cotr IQrtiran 0e
He Coty Paris . ....Ose
Klmo nosa 19o
Dlar-Ktsa IHu
Mavis IKo
llabcock a r'orylopaai IH
l..arll Maaaatu l"u
Uv'rn  Mo
Mary Oarrln  IHo
Marka'a 2tns Slarata  lHti
HqulbU' Sill
l(oar A: Oallet Vlolat Ho
Tooth l'aata 11114I l'otrilrrs
r.'tieco Tooth Paste 7o
Hyorrhoolda Tooth Powder K7o
Porlian'a Tooth I'aata Sir 4Xu
Kolynoa Tooth Paste.... itfn
lr Lyons' Tooth I'aeta lo
PllHio Tooth Paste 1
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Cutloura  . 10a
Itealaol 10c
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N'adlne lUo
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Packer s Hasp Illo
1'ear'a Soap t for ttc
Jap Kos .1 for 2lo
Saymau . 3 fur 3ito
Drpllnturlrs hnd Urodomnts
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I.Utxrlns 7c 3Io
Irs 87o 37c lllo
IifMlrucle . 4Do
Nest  3Vo
Hplrn Towder Illo
Amolln IDr 37n
llathsswtet 37"
Nnn-pl 30 c
OJo-Rn.N'o I Be 21c
Odo-Ho-N Papllatary 7U
X-Nln Depilatory 3c
Dal-a.tona 70o
Wlloli-llaael lUo
J'croalde loo
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Pat Iter's Tar  . . .
Mulsltled Oocoanut Oil.
floldan Glint
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Toilet Water
Aiurea Toilet Water
Asurea Vegetal
Florarnya Toilet Water
Iloramye Veiretal
Tretfle Toilet Water
I.e Tretfle Vegetal
DJer-Klsa Toilet Water
HJsr-KIss Vegetal
tToty'a Toilet Water 13.20
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All Silk
Petticoats
10 Discount
Cliiltlrfrt'
Hair Cutting
and
I lobbing
2nd Floor
WMm
Storo Hours
8:30 ru in to
530 p m.
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Jewelry
at
Vi Price
Unusual Values
Notions Section
MAYWALD RUBBER GLOVES
will protect your hamla from stain
nnd chapping. Special today
pair 39c
TIIREE-IN-ONE SHOPPING1
BAGS made of best quality auto
top leather. Special today
each 59c
SILK GARTERS adjustable two-
band nUk garters; made of y-
inch elastic; comfortable and
durable. Special today per
pair 43c
CUTTING SCISSORS .steel laid
extra ouality sizes 5 to 8'j
inches. Special todav ...98c
-KOTEX box of 12; today per
box 50c
ORNAMENTAL FRUIT apples
pears and plums; special today
each 10c
(.Main Floor)
Sash Ribbons Now Less
Wldo Snsh Klbbons of molro taffeta In n
oultililrto V&lluty tit lK.ll Culul'ltieTtt. tipa-
clttl today per yard fine
Outmpo of net trimmed with fllft nnd val
Incvs. Circular or tttrnlitht collars. To-
duy $3.(10
(Mnln Floor)
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