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$35.00 6 ft. Extension Round Solid Oak Table.
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- $18.00 61!. MI Round Quortered Oak Table.
Sale Price ..................................... $14.95
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EXTRA ”SMALL-We have a limited number of Blank
rm om 0.1. min at $15.95. no i. one of the best
use oilseed for the money.
SpecialhhoamniultoomOhsirsat ...... .$1.98and$2.9§
A new and. oomplotslinedi 1018 , 11008133 «mo-ll
oasmm new on sale.
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'Hooster Bedugf'
$100 will give you theme of this wonder/time saver.
wr. srzmmzn 1N runnmnnto nouns commits.
Sterling Furniture Go.
Phone 105 "
mgr A! ’— ; ‘ .
One M “In Women
TO REP-LACE MEN
n... will may he one million
men drafted it“ the Army’
huh: onfii‘i‘lflim positions to
hefilled. Womonmostfilltlteln.‘
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PICTOMAL REVi LW
Eor‘ Nousnrfiler on Sale 150 no:
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committee were
,: inna.
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‘ are said to contain plans of the in-
' ! TELEPHONE on. verifies
, Utilities Commission has dismissed
‘ the petition of the American 'rsle-
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.elee’tedSecretst-y
Tax Commissioner William I. Cor-1
bin tw anointed a month. of the‘
In , W m of the
‘Umdl statutes oatle'wm or,
lets-s M Bus: hunt...» the,
, convening” int week as “lasts."
Q. IDS confer.“ was had in;
conjunction with the annual nesting:
of the Natioasl Tax Association.
Other members of the executive
ted u fl-t
lows: anvil-av C 3. mm 1..
lane: m “In... at
Gaul; Gases-as . I. Idss.‘
“Indonesian-set! flowed
" ward A. Diana. at the Catatonia:
Board of Control; moans. tsa'
,- commissioner of New York: Charles
»‘ V. Galloway,
tax commissioner of.
Oregon; Ernest Rwand, of lllinoish
commissioner of uniform legislation;:
A Professor Cu] C. l’lehn. of the lini-
vet-ulty of California and Thomas M.‘
Milling, tax commissioner of l.oui..
lionor came to another Canto-"Ln
out trial at the recreation. Putin..-
sot' 'redertcl! H. Pauchiltl. of Yale
“ University, was reef-feted terntury,
of the association. ,
The principal heinous of tin unm-
('ll of stated was to arriIte at some
port of a definite plan lert‘hy titer»
will be a proper fll’aan'llmm‘nl of
the state and f'Ptiet-al laser in such a
way that both forms of govern-tent;
will dt-riva the most benefit Play;
of t‘o-ordinotlnz the revcnue laws of;
the federal government and the
Mates for bringing about a enmity in
the tax law: of the various states.
won gone into in great de'ail
For a long time the {Nlci‘nl now;
eminent has been taking over taxes
formerly min; to the states The,
outbreak U the war has seen tq‘r
govern-sat Dallas still farther in-l
toads into the state taxes. The prob»,
lent of the state rovvrntnema is‘
whore this absorption of lheit’ taxes,
is going to slap. it is recognised by‘
the. states that the federal rfltli‘
merit needs more money than ever,
before to meet its henvv expend»,
linen, and all states one strand that'
«on should be made or etch sister
trovcrnment to help tht- team-J rim.
ernment in title way In Ml‘ all fit)“;
sible. ‘ ’ 1
0n the other hand it is tannin-l uttl
that the Notes will need the money]
front many at its taxes I.) pay their!
much of the money inst would;
normally so truths states is shussbedl
by the federal government lrrepnr-;
um. hardship is likely 10 to worked!
on the estate governments. The antics;
through their council, hope to arrive
at a successful working plan where-
by both federal and-stab- , 1
went» Will be benefited. lees-n»;
mendotions 'sre to be made to the.
legislatures of the dlderunt slam by .
the council with regard .0 tax legis.
lotion. ;
‘lNJUltliD IN I
BICYCLE COLLISION
Ralph Roblchrtud, of 95 South Main:
street. while ridins his bicycle alone;
Washington at. Wed. night at shout
6:10, came into collision With sooth-l
er cyclist, 'and both came with a,
crash to the ground. Mr. Robichantl
suffered a broken collar bone and
broken a bone in his nose and was at-
tended by Dr. William J. Tracey. He
did not know at first that he was in-
jured. but when he got. home his.
shoulder began Ito Mn him. with,
the result that he sent for Dr. Tracey.
Who the other man was mine oc-
cident. could not be teamed. as Ml
mounted his wheel and rode away af-
ter asking Mr. Roblchnud whether he!
Was hurt or not.‘ The unknown by”
elist complained of his shoulder hurt,
in; him. The accident was an un«'
avoidable one. as neither cyclist saw
each other until it was too lgte for
the collision. .
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FEDERAL OFFICERS SEIZE
TRUNK!» 0' i. V. w. PLANS
We . ----
KANSAS CITY. M0,, Nov. 22.-'l‘wo
trunks full of papers. some of which
dustrlal Workers of the World( have
been seized in Butler Countv. Kant.
it W08 announced today by PM Bob-
ertson. United States District Attor-
ney for Kansas. Arrests in Butler
County reached fifty today, but a
number had been released. At El
Dorado. Kane. eighteen men have
been arrested charged with conspir-
ing to foment riots in the oil fields.
DENIED.
HARTFORD, Nov. 22.-1'he Public
phme and Telegraph Coupon! to
East Granby. in regard to trellis!»
meat of who for their wires. The
disulanl does not invoke an um
sic. of annual or Wt of
the claim of the . but an
ibenresentlocation, , thepolesis
profitable for the M U‘ I'V-
”Cm W
a... molasses tit IA! ,
sans. Lhasa
BOSTON. Nov. nmwm o.
cisla said Mar, that the Its-tries
petition! or new It” mass
M‘increalse' ilm II!!! “0
class freight rates which "a lull
istmtsts Cm W
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“lot! the first mil
Cm. man-om" flips-3‘
m . .fihenr-
film,"
in Was MW
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individual running nupstate-t. if toot,
”tiered cuffs,
sustain the glans of the Mis- of ‘
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Thanksgwmg Preparations
in no 'way should ’l‘hauksgivlng be changed
from its celebration in former years unless it be the
fiféll cflatiuailoa of waste in accord! with the direc-
tions of the United States Watertight. let the au-
' nua'tl feasi'd'ay be up to the standard, and remember:
' those who are not with us, includc in our hospi-
tal whatever khaki-clad slrsngcrsmay be within our
reach. T he table appointment. should he of the has;
and Councctlcot certainly has abundance of fund iv..—
all within her borders. ‘
new We links mention
tofiseuvlaslochoi ‘
will-Crystals!!! Silver _
together w Ill necessity km 0990“!!!“
selled'listisslssoodCo-nsh’catcooks.
Remember the Thanksgiving Linens
A large assortment to choose from which can-
noi be duplicated at present prices. A good chance to
take advantage of these attractive table cloths and‘
napkins.
Table cm of we “Liter, woven in artis-
tic patterns, some with borders all ’round. Prices
from ‘ $3.50 to $10.50 each.
Noise to midi, two sizes, . _
, . _ from $00 to “3.00 a dozen.
, , , Cloths, urc linen, full bleached, large
variety of designs to so act from, three sizes,
$1.15 up. to $50 each.
WM”, pure linen, hemsiitclted hems
D; embroidered comers,- $4.00 to $10.00 a dozen.
'3’ f 'l'liutl flour.
_ "Sheffield , inver
. in case one has not a turkey, chicken or meat of
any charactcrwith vegetables may he prepared in the
“tastiest'manner in (a casserole.
Casseroles in silver holders.
$2.25, $4.75, $6.50 to $8.00.
Pie Dishes, brown with white linings, in Sheffield.
holders, - , _ $3.50.
Silver Plated Candle Sticks,
50 on, $1.00. $2.50 to $0.00.
Crack-mad Cheese Dishes,
35.00.5150 end “9-
“Well and Tres’i Platters,
' $14.50, $17.00, $19.00 to $30.00.
Yeah”; Dishes (two in 0116). 310.000: $18.00.
Swinging Kettlss, for dining room or living room
.
use, 4 $17.50 up.
.- n10. can. set. $12.00 to $33.00.
Main floor.
Metric Shirts
Men appreciate the good points of the Metric
Shirts, which are designed for individual comfort. Es-
pecial attention is paid to neckbands, shoulder seams.
armholes and sleeves. The materials are guaranteed
fast colors. 5
Pic woven sad printed Madras with soft or laun-
at $200
Eats qulliiy Mes and Jacquard effects, quite :
new colors,
$2.50 and $3.00.;
French Flannel, silk and wool mixtures in neat l
and conservative styles, certain to be approved by men
of quiet taste, $8.01
Necimesr for particular men. .
Silks in open end scarves, a wide variety of col-
, , ' v 15ers. aim"
'l’ersian striped andprinted warp effects. Q ’
' 's Roofers. .‘ ,
An assortment of approved styleé insilk and knit
$1.” to $7.50.
Lite
9m
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“Emil-e" Slippers are here
vitamin introduction in; the majority of:
' fimmme they are without doubt the most
WMMWM ever designed for house wear.
nights Mil m in winter-
. hull _ .colors from file ballast tequila]
pinhole lo, women's size 8, _ I! sis. is,“
‘ . ‘ man: to. size.
~.lain riser. :
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“35’5“
‘A bewildering assortment of playihings, all “Mali
in America” products, which at this time and under
present conditions is as it should be.
The Great War (Jame.
'l‘idtllt-tly 'Wiltkn‘, Flint-ll. Snap, l’it, LAM“ and with;
board games,
Beanie 1310619, ‘ltti' building forts. vastlcs. t‘ll'.
Interesting and
Stone Construction Blocks,
. Instructo Blocks, for making artistic Ill‘hlglis,‘
Wooden Lenard, nit-v for beginners,
Nests of Block; alitl .\ Ii (2 Blouks, decorated, 30 0‘} "if
Abs-bum Sets for cookinc,
Chin Dishes, decorated in attractive designs,
,Wuhing Sets, very complete,
Full!“ Sets, oak, white enamel, and mahogany,
all sizes,
. Bureau, China Cabinets, Wardrobes ' and othcr
pieces, white enamel with blue or pink decorations,
. For Little
sold separately, .
. lot while cuiuncl, mahogany, oak and brass, all
Sizes, filled wrth mattresses and pillows.
W’s‘Chairs and Rockers, of while enamel
or gray finish,
Tables, while or gray finish, 5-51: $2.00 each.
Erector and Meocano, for active blains and
minds,
Batteries and Switches extra.’
“'l'inkerloy," the wonder builder, fits into a small
tin box, ready to be mailed anywhere,
Gilbert Puzzles and Sleight-of Hand Games.
Tin Soldiers and Sailors, whole regiments,
lves’ Electric Trains, many sizes. "~ ' u it *
Of Interest
6
r Gauss.
All Fads to'aisii all ages.
'3 (law that will apppeal to the boys.
K0]: the Kaiser. English and French Armies. «no... So"
there, Boy {St-outs. Military, 9.1.3.,
Blocks. V
from 50 oil. to $1.70
$0.00
29 ctr. up.
Inductive.
50 cis. to $1.00-
40 cis. to $1.20
00 on,"
75 eta. as.
Girls.
15 an...
65 cis. I...
69 do. to $1.89.
“up.
$2.50 up.
$0.“ each.
to Boys. '1
31.” up.
50 cts. -
50 cts.
~50cis.up.
Firs Engines, Wagons, Carts and Automobiles, all
sizes and styles, kcy winders,
75 cts. up.
Model War Boats and Friction Toys, 39 cts. up.
"Rugby” Foot Balls,
--.
‘.
Tin Horns and Spinning Tops, gay colors,
$1.50 and $2.00.
For the Littlest.
to cis. up.
Rubber Balls, Dollies and Animals, plain or in col-
"3.
25 ch. up.
Celluloid Animals, whole menageries, 12 cu. upo}
Dram Slates, Bead Sets, and Paper Weavingl
,iascinnting work for little fingers,
10c“. up.‘
_f Les Lad! Static Toys, Wagons, Carts, etc, queen,
-‘ things that will delight a child’s heart. ' ’
Bring the children. They
into Santa Claus’ pack.
will enjoy a glimpse
, 1n. the, Egg-intent.
Patterns for December.
, The Designer is out along with the, Standard
Fashion Sheets and new paitems lately designed.
Special subscription price for the Designer for one.
" year, which includes a copy of the Winter Quarterly,
75 cls.
This holds good for this month only. y,
. "I'lte Priscilla Fancy Work Magazilienow on sale,
This includes numerous interesting and practical afll‘ .
clcs.
At the Sign [of the Red Triansl.
New met droohet Patterns ..
Helpful Suggestions for Holiday Gifts ,
Christmas om Verses
When one Does Not Crochet or,Embroldsl
15¢“.
I
u the Pattern Counter, main floor, and Art Department, third floor.
film 3 sit-.3: '
l' 'A complete display
,now ready.
Satins,
{French kid, bronze,
Ebrown and white kid,
{cloth of
Pm"!
id and alumi-p
am ... stow,
' ‘leooad floor.
/
,Wmt
g1hesearequiiedmfl
looking socks in libel.
white. guy 130mm
aniccd. "ill
\sixpshforfl-Zfil
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