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ESTABLISHED BY
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ANOTHER PROBLEM SOLVED
. One of the problems the
”to: had to face when it entered
”on its big airplane building proitct
in! the look at properly seasoned
food. All the: air— seasoned wood suit,
. Ind Seen bought up by the Allie! tot
,_ their mm noedn.
., of drying wood for that use required
fiom one to three yt‘al'ti~‘ rather a
long time to wait for lililllrlills nomi
7 , ed at once.
‘ But the problem IIns being stihPIl
Oven before it arose. For :40qu time
4 post the \iitIconsin Forrest l’r-odutts
laboratory had been Workinz at a
new process for drying wood that
would take much less time than the;
fir-drying and would be just as Hitl-
lltactory. Tho tormor kiludrling did'
not produce wood suitable, for air
Limp!
‘ It is now reported that the new pt-o-
can works that ash and spruce thc'
woodis most in demand
Airplanes can in kiln -driId
fully. with Men in on injury to the me
chanical propertiis oi the wood thon
‘ the nir- seasoninu ,
Again science has come to the res-l
one with new and lwIIIr nII thud: and
with a twin: of time that is- of vital
importance to the nation and to ciI-
Rization.
$110095“
oua THANKSGIVING TURKEV
According to W. S. PriI-he, n poultry
2” expert who hag: ziIen up lIi~I business
to help the national food administra-
{ton there is. ‘I'io I'Iason why Thanks I
giving turkeys should be high There
ts’a very good reason why they?
should be low. l
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“M“Vd a.
One-third of all the turkeys shipped
to the marktt in 19M, he stirs. nre
otjil in storage TheI had to be stor- ’
ed because the dealers last Winter de- I
landed exmhitant prices .
Christmas turkew, and the public re
[used to buy them.
, ”l'hese tutktys must be put upon:
the market at 'l'hnnskgiIninc" says
- Ilr Priehe. The only way is {or the
A m to make the price nttrnctite'
u the consumers." Last year's poll-.g
j...” must be reIerEIed. '
amt,- with all thrwe «forage tur-
by: added to this Iears supply 0!
fresh ones, there ought to be Thanks-
giving turkey at reasonable rates for
cry-body -
UNCLE 8AM, JUNK MAN
Anr woollen
’ ’Any rags. any bones?
‘nl! cotton rags, scrap iron. paper
in“, tin cans. metal pans. rubber
“all. old shoes. old leather mattress
Illino- wool waste.
-' bottles. broken glass, bits ot-
or waste?
'3 it up. This is the int call for
' . conservation. Uncle Sam
‘75 50‘ crown! tor It one or these don.
”' little Sam. on top oi his other no
«W. is thinking urlonsl‘y ct ioingy‘
the in .:; hustle”.
WI lull turn up a community"
node “I :‘w- announcement. either.
(our: ' oi Nation! nan-use est}
:1. -t 1) -.I “$00,000,000 could
ed by t w rt :iamnuon at all the
if ”we t, Imw away And III!!!
th‘nzn redeemable from our
barrels: and scrap “pt!!! ‘I'.
recited Incorrron them. .
rumour-o n: AIOL-
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in." NW- 30"“
noggin-Imam
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Mannger'o Rerideuce— .
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celluloid or any other sort ot U
. ' A Wonderful Sale of the Best Merchandise at Abbut Half Price.
One of the Biggest Money Saving Days inihe Entire Year. BRING YOUR COUPONS ALONG, Come
Keeping the
PRICES
DOWN
Early. Every Item is Worth Coming a Long Distance For. N 0 Mail or Telephone Orders.
Quantities Limited.
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19c OUTING FLANNEL
iZ‘éc
Good quality. regular width, tleecy and
warm, big il‘fiiiol‘lmenl of stripes and
checks.
TABLE DAMASK
VALUE «no YARD.
49c yard
- incheu wide, high standard quality.
line and firm finish, beautiful pntternr.
cousins
VALUE .250.
175W
Stun ard nuke nil new models. You
love "the.
'rANcrtmnBo' us
VALUE 35c.
24c yard
BLOCK DESlGN BLANK-
ETS
VALUE “.00.
53.98 _
rhtpeu-inr suit. fleet-y nap, strong and
* DRESS GINGHAMS
VALUE 2“.
230 yard
inns in floral tit-signs.
WHITE BED BLANKETS
VALUE “.00.
$2.49 pair
Full size, heavy and warm. sure to
give good service, neat blue borders.
illll’itlllv, distinct blocks, in all good Fine quality, serviceable and pretty
”"0““- putterns, which will launder coolly
and splendidly.
COMFORTABLES .,
VALUE 82.50, .
woo BED SHEETS
1 29 VALUE $1.25 EACH.
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White (-mton hilt-Ii. last (‘UlOl' ('0\'t'l'- c we
size. seamless,
grade or
Full bleached, tull
made from an excellent
sheeting.
WOOL FILLED COM-
FORTABLES
VALUE $9.00.
55.50»
Fine French Nninsook covering. plain
sateen horde-rs, colorinxs‘ handsome.
PILLOW CASES
VALUE 35: EACH.
25¢ each
Size 43x30, best quality, standard mus-
lin.
COTTON BATTING
VALUE 19c.
15c roll
7. halo: or soft and holly batting, made
or #tapie cotton, no shoddy. »
500 YARDS OF LINEN
CRASH TOWELING
VALUE. 12¢.
12% yard
Heaty absorbent linen mixed yarn.
improves with wauhing. Foot color
borders. ,
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PERCALES
VALUE 12c.
15c yard
Yard wide. inst colorsfnne woven. in
. a varied assortment of figures and
stripes.
WOMEN’S WAsnABLE‘
MANNISH GLOVES
.. . won" $225 PAM. .
$1 .69 pair
One cusp, to tan- and pearl. uninitia-
cred sell and black. Today they are
very scarce. ‘
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WHITE 1V OILES
VALUE UP TO 42¢.
30 and 40 inches wide, fancy designs
especially suitable for wnirtiugs.
WOMEN’S HOLIDAY
IRANDKERCRIEFS
“no: In MD 12‘.
Neatly embroidered. nuo hemotltcbod.
This is a good Holiday buy.
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WOMEN’S KIMONOS
VALUE 21.50.
' 990.
Long ‘l-‘Iannelette Kimonos,
putternu, all new tItyieI.
beautiful
ESHIRT WAISTS
ALL OUR REGULAR 23.00 WAIST!
52.29
They include Crepe. deChine and «aim.
all colors, all nine. and a splendid ar-
norttnent of styles.
SHIRT WAISTS
ALL OUR 22.00 AND $2.50 VVAISTS.
51.59
Jan or Tub silk toncy stripes and
plain uhite. all sizes. and «It-rI stIle.
HICKORY HOSE SUP-
PORTERS
VALUE 156.
7c pair
CLINTON SAFETY PINS
Sodom
SNAPPY SN APS
. 4c card
BONE HAIR PINS
Bc (linen
KOLYN OS TOOTH PASTE
VALUE 26c.
21:: 1
Any Other place youpay 300. Limit.
two to a customer.
CORYLO_P—SIS TALCUM
Pown'. "R
VALUE ;. V
lit:
The Genuine Bubcmk'n.
WOMEN’S CHAMOI-
SETTE GLOVES
VALUE $1.50.
95c pair
White and warhable.
ALUMINUM COMBINA-
TION COOKER
VALU E 23.50.
52.49
10 ditterent combinations. 6 quart size.
0. N. T. SPOOIhCOTTON
All Numbera black It white.
6 spools 25c
MIDDY BLOUSES
VALUE 81.00.
690
Full uuomuont at Ityiett. colon! and
sizes.
. recountinnnnssns
WORTH $12.50.
$1.95
New models. all wool'rerges. and all
the bent colon. .
.
NAPTHA WASHING
POWDER
VALUE 8c PAOKAGE.
2 tor '99
BLACK ‘PAFFETA SILK
VALU E 82.00 YARD.
51.09 Ian!
Yard wide \Iarrnnted to giIe Miistac:
tion Limit' 0 yards to a customer.
'sroanss- CLEANSEII
vow: 5: mouse.
'3 lickin- tile
LINING SATIN S
VALUE $125
79c yard
Warranred two seasons, wear. All
colors, including black.
WOMEN’S FLANNEL-
ETl'E NIGHT GOWNS
um: ctno.
.750
Good Elonnelette. bile'ond pink or
carted. patterns. all “oi-u.
mi. LYON’S room
POWDER ‘
VALU E 25c.
" ALL wooL SERGES
VALUE‘ 31.50.
99c yard
Shrunk and opened. Limit 5 yards to
II customer. .
Whom; Imam HATS
writ: $15.00 mottuo.
£51.50
, PALM OLIVE SOAP
vow: 12:.
9c
.2 cater to a customer.
Boys' connunor
PANTS
VALUE on.
Good nudity. heavy and strong: All
Iim up to 16 won.
> m muons
. ,. VALUE 22¢
Pinoxmu
VALUE 25:.
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