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of Perkins Fourteen Points
Dress (iingiiniiis
Hundreds and hundreds of
nrfgofihBood quality bopk-
l nn (Jlngliani in an im-
10 ... .. ...irli.fy of the season's
patterns priced per yd 15c.
15c
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C O MPVNY
DUIIANT OKLAHOMA .
89c
popular Gingham
material absolu
tist
(Jimrliimi Effects.
one immense table of newest
n-ittcriis in
vttMi wash
nut1 .  i. .
tetv V-l quality alm aimosi im-
Ifmltocl variety priced per yd
15c.
I'amj Clio lots.
nooil dependable quality of
Fancy Cheviot in several dif-
ferent patterns all staples a
erv rare value and priced
special i'r yard at only 19c.
Sen Maud Domestic
While it lasts we offer an
evtra jtciod quality full 36-lnch
Sea Wand Domestic first run
materials no second or off
threads very special at per yd
only 17 1 --'('
lileaelieil Domestic
We oiler a full 315-inch .-mow
Bleached Domestic as a big
special demonstration of the
PerKins fourteen poiiv.s. at
per yard as much as you want
'"c '
A Cooil Cotton Check
Meie's a good staple Cotton
Check in taiiey patterns and
MilM ( olors. a good assortment
anil a very rare quality at this
special price per yard lie.
I'iiuej Percales
A bis table consisting of hun7
.lreite of vanls of good quality
booktold Percales in light and
daik patterns a very rare value
per yard only 15c.
15c
73c
19c
75c
17k
19c
lie
15c
4S
Men's Union Suits
Mens Nainsook Check Union
Suits. Atheletic .Style well
made of good materials cut
full ribbed waist seam full
run of sizes worth regualar $1
popprlce'd special 89c.
Men's Shirts.
Here's a big special lot of
Men's good grade Dress Shirts
made coat style cut full made
of the best material in an im-
mense variety of patterns laun-
dry and soft styles all sizes
priced special 73c.
Blue Work Shirts.
A genuine Blue Chambray
Work Shirt made extra full
full sleeves double seamed
fast color light chambray in
complete run of wanted and
popular sizes special price 75c
Men's Suits.'
Here's a great assortment of
men's genune Mohair and Palm aa p
Heach Suits in a big variety of JKy 5)D
patterns and colors all sizes
several different models priced
special $9.f!5.
Men's Sow
Here's the best grade fast
dye black sox on the market
today; we feature nearly a hun-
dred dozen pairs at this low
price as a big special demon-
stration per pair 15c.
'.Mpii's Underwear.
Nearly fifty dozen this store's
share of over (100 dozen of this
high grade cheeked nainsook
Underwear in separate gar-
ments shirts and drawers
complete run of sizes all Ath-
letic style priced per garment
special 38c.
HOY'S HOMFEItS
Made of extra quality heavy
weave Romper Cloth in dark
and medium blue with white
trimmings a great special val-
ue demonstration at this store
at each 98c.
15c
Beginning Friday Mprnlng
we announce the opening of
a 10 davs Sale and 10 days of
Red Hot Value Giving of Sea-'
sonable Merchandise. This
will not be a Bale of every sta-
ple item in our store but hun-
dreds and hundreds of pick up
bargains and in many cases
worth double the prices. This
'H1 lie a 10 days sale in which
we invite you to share the sav-
ings and lav in vour needs and
supplies for the next few
months. This will not be an
Old Fashion Red Tag Sale as
is connnonally held at this time
of the year throughout the Per-
kins Chain of stores but is a
SALE Genuine of the Perkins
kind and on the items as adver-
tised and hundreds and hun-
dreds of others not space here
to mention. This retail Mer-
chandising Organization enjoys
the confidence of 400000 per-
manent satisfied customers in
Texas and Oklahoma. This
Sale is based on the Perkins 14
Points.. Learn These Points
Before You Act We want You
Sale Opens
Saturday July 11
Based on
Perkinsl4Points
1 SERVICE.
2 QUALITY.
3100 PER CENT VALUE.
4 DEPENDABILITY. -
5 PRACTICABILITY.
0 SENSIBLE ECONOMY.
7 PATRON SATISFACTION.
8 VOLUME SALES SMALL PROFITS.
9 QUANTITY BUYING LOWEST COST.
10 NO EXAGGERATIONS.
11 HONEST PUBLICITY.
12 LEGITIMATE MERCHANDISING.
13 ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY.
1436 INCHES CONSTITUTE A YARD.
Your Neighbor Indorses The Perkins Fourteen
Points WnY NOT YOU!
38c
98c
Learn The Perkins 14 Points
l.uirn The IVrktns 14 Points Before You Aft.
suniuving vour neeus ior me hual i '"""""
000 permanent satisfied patrons to this firm
in Days of Red Hot Value Giving on such
Merchandise as is specified in our cam-
paign of advertising this week.
Let the 14 points be your guidance towards
Let us serve you along with the allied 400-
tliis year.
$5.8!) buys in this sale beauti-
ful white wash skirts wortli
$7.50 to $8.85 See these.
$5.89
.95
.98
H
$6
$11
$2.98
About 15 white and colored
voile dresses in this lot to go
quick we make them . $4.95
Voile Wash Dresses worth
$9.85 limited quantity of about
JO. They go now at $(5.ftS
$11.75 boys choice big Black
7 C voile linen-silk and combina-
' tion dresses worth $10.85.
MnkH vour choice of this big
special Ladies new skirts made
of wool and poplin silk mode
silks choice big lot . . . S'-W1
98c
Over 100 new up-to-the-minute
childrens pretty gingham
'dresses worth $1.50 now choice
each . 98'
$17.75
Big rack contains 3 dozen
fine dresses priced choice
this sale $17.75 one of a kind
worth $29.50 $24.50 $22.75
This sale next few days while
thev last choice $17.75
99c
5(1(1 pretty dainty Fresh Crisp
wabh waists at this almost un-
believeable price of less than
wholesale cost at the present
time choice of the lot values
up to $2.00 . . . .c.
Ladles Bungalow Aprons
in new Fresh stock pretty pat-
terns well made sold easily at
$2. 5 this sale at .. . $1.7
35c
175 pairs Mens Tennis ox-
fords white with black soles
only in Mens sizes i to U
choice !'
ss-.."i and $5.00 Value- '."
Big table white Reindeer
Moots. Canvas and Reindeer
Puiniw and oxfords and fine
Hat in oxfords worth $7.50 and
$5.00 this sale $3.5
10c Yard While it Lnsts
27 inch White Lawn in good
duality Limited number bolts
only per yd 10c
50 nieces beautiful fanev
voiles. Batistes and colored
Wash Fabrics of the sheer pret-
ty qualities worth up to 35c
This sale per yd . . Hh
85.5)5 Look Men
A stronc demonstration
point to you On one big- rack
we have grouped a score of
genuine Kool-Kloth Suits for
Mens Cool Summer wear pop-
ular suits for hot summer wear
and a complete assortment--Not
a suit worth less thin $8.85
Choice this sale and demon-
stration $5.95
No. Not Acain Soon-
Demonstration of every dav
items that you effect a real old
fashion Perkin's Saving on
each:  n
Hynds Money Almond Cream
each J2''
Melba face cieam " - '
Assortment Stickerle Braid .c
15c size Sweet Heart Talcum Ac
12 Bars Palm Olive Soap $1.00
Other Demonstrations
Pcpt It In the Roady-lo-Wcar Section
Right now the big Rcady-toWcar Department offers
hundreds and hundreds of the season's greatest buying
inducements in high grade wearing apparel for misses
women and children. Inspect the values offered in this
ever growing section of the big value giving store NOW.
Dept. S In The Shoe Section
Always the be?t styles best values and best fit in the
Perkins Shoe section. Right now this dppirt incut is over-
flowing with the season's best offering in Shocks for every
member of the family. Many attractive value and styles
in ladies novelty shoes now to be had. '
llcpt. II In the Dry Hoods Section.
Always you'll find wonderful buying opportunities in
Ibis section or the big Value Giving Store; staple goods
Novelty Suiting Silks etc. in great varieties and at the.
usual Perkins 100 per cent value prices and MORE. Test
the special values to be found in this section.
Dept. M In the JMcn's Wear Section
Everything for man and boy in complete varieties and
sizes. Right now you have choice selection from many
Perkins 100 per cent values. Test them.
j i
Dept. N In the Notions Section.
Always a complete stock of the needed accessories for"
every purpose to be found in the Perkins Notion Section
Many rare values await your selection.
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&J. ('. m'MjAP DIES
HtOJI POISONING
""S. J. ('. rhmlrin Hvinir near
'".died Tuesday from the ef-
Es of poison believed to have
administered by herself.
lne account of the affair as
tet by physicians who were
nuance is as follows:
J'rs. Duillaii hnrl lionn In 111
tal'h for some time and had
mn despondent about her
' of health. Tt seems that
"f'erof Mis. Dunlap has for
"me been an inmate of an
san! institution in TexaR and
P the sister who was being
""erred to an Oklahoma in-
HUtlOIl fm- tlln Incnn. l.o.l via.
ith Mrs. Dunlap. This
seems from the physicians'
cements caused the sick
"atl to tin incnuo luninnmr.
Jaml v.-iijk. in this condition
 "eiicvod she took poison
"etllS tlint cilia cntit In tha
ft! .?f a ""Ighbor for poison
4 i i CXCU8e that ahe want"
" Kill a cat. Besides her
I.? the deceased leaves
e boys aiul two girla ranB
"iu .i to 14 years old.
Charged With Horse Stealing
Ben Byington a full blood
Indian living sixteen miles
south of Bennington was ar-
rested by sheriff Phillips and
charged with larceny of a do-
mestic animal as the result
of what is said to lie a forced
horse trade negotiated by By-
ington. The story as told by
the county attorney's office is
that Byington rode his own
horse to Bennington and plac-
ed him in the stable. Joseph
Polk also placed his horse in
the stable and later Polk be
came intoxicated ana liyingiou
I niinnt it. About 9 or 10
o'clock in the night. Byington
went to the stable anu iook
Polk's horse and left his own.
according to county attorney
and rode Polk's horse home.
The presence of Byington's
horse and the absence of Polks
was clue upon which the horse
was located. Byington admitt-
ed that he took the horse ac-
cording to the county attorney.
PHIL P. HARRIS GIVEN
MKDAL AFTER DEATH
Phil. P. Harris one of this
county's soldier boys who lost
his life in France has been a-
warded the Croix de Guerre by
the Marshall of France for ex-
treme heroism displayed on the
day of his death in October
IftlS. The citation of Marshal
Petain received by Phil's fath-
er. Mark L. Harris of near this
city says that deceased "dis-
played extraordinary heroism
during combats near St. Etien-
ne October 8-10 1918 advanc-
ed in spite of machine gun fire
capturing and destroying en-
emy positions outflanking ma-
chine gun nests."
construction people were the
successful bidders a few days
ago. The epptract provides
that tin building shall he
completed' 'within ll'O work-
ing days '-''from the day
the contract Is signed which
means that th'e5 hospital will lie
i ready for business in five
I months from this date approximately.
HOSPITAL READY
IN FIVE MONTHS
The NEWS Is offering spec-
ial Inducement to you today.
A contract lias been signed
between the Durant Memorial
Hospital Association of Durant
and the Manhattan Construct-
ion Company for the erection
of the hospital on which the
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
Mhoon and Spring who also
have a large furniture store at
Shreveport La. have proven
that it pays to advertise. The
firm inserted a page ad in one
of the papers there announcing
aisale on an article for Monday
at $14.95 and (luring the one
day sold $4000 wortli or.tne
articles.
Kansas wheat growers are
offering five dollars a lay for
harvest hands in the wheat
icldB a report says.
Theda Bara in "Salome" at
the Liberty drew big houses
Wednesday and Thursday.
iiara Aiiic iOuiupionNnip i uingxon who succeeds Bill
L. J. Sanders of Utica lays Jones of Caddo was sworn In..
claim to the bad luck champ-( office and attended the sea-
ionship of the coumv .nil af
ter he told Ills story ji iitse .
like maybe he ins. Whin! man from the two other' dls
the small pox epidemic Ht.w
his vicinity lie and h's cn'.:r
family were down with it vH
under quarantine for fony
days.. They came out of that al
right when ills wife got sick
and lias been down about five
weeks.'i Last Thursday while
Mr. Sanders was away on the
farm and no one at .home but
his sick wife and iter mother
his barn caught fire and burn
ed down destroying with it. two
sets of harness and some four
hundred bundles of oats with
small insurance.
Hionu mis month. Messru
Walter Rambo and Ben Hulta-
Coin in IssionerH In Session
Cap Ellison Tukes Seat
The Board of County Com-
missioners met Monday of this
week and in a several day ses-
sion attended to a large vol-
umne of regular routine
monthly business matters. At
this meeting Cap Ellison the
incur went in earlier In tho
year iiiBtcad of when their
terms began in Jul v. occasion
ed by the resignation of their
predecessors Ed L. Siienlrn
and R. B. Lemon.
The United States is virtual
ly the only free gold market
In (he world according to sta-
tistics complied by the Feder-
al Reserve Board. According
to the report the United States
in the last three years lias ac
cumulated nine billions of dol
lars In gold reserve and will
probably maintain this balance
for some time.
Dr. Rushing lias word that
his son Marion has landed at
camp Merritt N.J. from Francs
and win be home in a few days.
new commissioner from Ben-'good printing.
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