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"ages.
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'anging- our
211 s, by. ma
:3 {fit as comfortable 2..., 5__ as possible.
“’ To assist you, we are gum.c . nan opportun-
’ ity to buy at PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
and TERMS IF YOU WISH.
The Famous
As Low as $41." :5
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x5435 11" ,
,5 «1551:1105? . . . H
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$l. 00 Delivers One to Yo our Home. Sterling
' Sole Agent.
RANGES '
The kind that are fully guaranteed to bake, cook
and heat, as low as
$36.50 up to $100
Heating Stoves from $10.00 to $50.00
Sole Agent for
Richmond-“Barstow” Ranges, Sterling
' Ranges and Freeman Ranges
Another Lot Just Received _
of the famous
Simmons’ Bed, Spring and Mattress,
To Be Sold at $28. 95
finy size, the best Simmons CottOn Mattress, and the best 2 in
continuous post bed with the 10—year guaranteed sag proof
spring, all for $28.95
“See them in our window.”
In Eight, Nine, or Ten—Piece Set, in Walnut, Oak or
Mahogany
Priced as Low as $95. 00 for an 8-Piece Set
Up to $450. 00. 2
Bed-Room Furniture
.513.
CompleteSuites in Walnut,-
Maple, Old Ivory and oak
Room Set at $100.00 . 5
Other Prices Ranging fmm $100. 00 to $425. 00
OIIr HEATERS
New Perfection and Florence Oil Heater
From $4. 95 up
VQ’EN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US
fiuy Now for Present or Future Delivery
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Phone/105
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Hoosier Kitcheii' Cabinet 7
' We Have a Very Nice 4-Piece Walnut Bed- 5
' 9‘ honor%ot this House."
, with a. direction to - ;pub cation
that night. The P ting 01111;? he:
added, had no righ '
-prlv_lleges of the floor. "~-
Growded galleries were
when the resolution was brought no.
many of the visitors being women, '
who, expecting a: protracted row,
brought their lunches. ' 5
Mr. Blanton entered the Chamber a
moment later before the chaplain’s
prayer and‘ took his accustomed seat
on the second row. and, during Mr.
Mondell's speech, sat with his hand to
his lips looking in the opposite direc-
tion. '
Nearly every member of the House
was present and, a. dozen Senators
came over to see what wouldhappen.0
In concluding his speech, Mr. Mon-
dell declared: “Meindo some things
ln-anger for Which we forgive them.
Men commit crimes under sudden,
uncontrollable impulse for which we
must be lenient. , Mr. Speaker, this is
a crime against the House, its dignity
its honor—it is a crime against de—
cency, against every law and usage of
civilized man, done deliberately, on
the House. "
fending aflidavit. Mr. Blanton said:
1 Adoption of the resolution was ask-
ed by the Republican leader, who
characterized the objectionable words
in the affidavit inserted in the Con-
gressional Record by Blanton as “un-
speakably vile, foul, filthy, profane,
blasphemous and obscure. "
“I know members of the House will
agree that it was the vilest thing they
ever saw in print," he added. ,‘It I
were to recite here even a very small
' portion of these words, I, myself,
lwould be subject to expulsion."
_ Mr. Mondell said he knew of no
instance where a member. exercising
the rights of leave to print, published
’ l profane or obscene matter in the Con-
gressional Record. The Blanton‘ ‘re-
with the Public Printer."
theaflidavR to be abbreviated". ,
At this point. ,Mr.
marks, other than the affidavit.
put back on the Record. Mr. Mon-
plauded.
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Values up to $35.00 5 - " .3.
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I 00‘ and are certainly extraordinary at this reduction. Fashioned of g.
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5' fine quality Canton crepe, trocotiine and poiret twill. é?
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1311':- Blanton was pale. but smiling.
awake.- Gillett gave him tne -
r“ “It corridor reports are true," he
~ said, “this will be my last speech in
Referring to publication or the ot- .5
"With God as my Witness, 15 had no
intent other than the protecting citi-
zens in their rights. There is net an
improper word used by me in the
printed speech, and the sole and only ;
document therein that has improper '
language in it is the sworn affidavit of
a. Government *employe that was filed
There was a request from the Dem-
ocQtlc side for Mr. Blanton to raise
his voice, but he declared he was phy-
sically 11113. e to do so. Mr. Blantdn
said he “ca‘used all improper words in‘ ' '
Blanton 'asked.
that in justice to his family, his ‘re-
be
dell objected, an da few members ap—
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, Magnetic lot of
striped Skirts- $10.
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and delighting va 25-21.:
ty of
show 1
Dark
every case.
on those
giounds
contrasts.
Favorite colors all included. A large number of dif-i
lferent combinations. All of unusual Value.
‘ Bright! Smiling 5
"H $/;’}‘ 3% (I J Handsome!
:— :1, 55:55:: a]? // 21%”, A Striped skirts o
5-‘1— /' rich and beautif
I “iii: @4; prunella. 5
If???“ ////‘5 5 Pleated in such}
: till: I“ é; fashion that the gay‘
. znm'dr‘? 4%; colors of their strip es
“1i222:z'.;fi'< peep out from 0.5
a: . ‘ ~ '“f‘, folds of the pleats l l
. \;\_ )1 And what g} at‘
colors 1 :‘m y}
grounds 31.
But llp-i
a r 1d
biillizum'
Waist sizes from 26 to 39
Second floor.
. 1.~-,-.....
Good snug special
bandeau for 79c.
Built of a heavy—texture brocade in flesh color. _
,5 Made to hook at the side and finished vs ith elastic
shoulder-811 ups.
i Fits snugly and smoothly and with real comfort~+
. and imparts smartness to outer apparel. ~
Sizes 34 to 46~unusual value at 7 796 5
Second floor.
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._ 1
Men’s real
warmth insurance;-
’ ’Absolute guarantee that a man can keep comforta‘blfl
Ewarm through cold weatherz—these accessories !
o’ves, thick and soft yet smooth and attracg
t
W len l
00 good quiet gray shade, fleeq lining—$1
,ltive of fit.
$1. 75.
.Heavy cotton ribbed shirts and drawM *5
BLANKETS
Tomorrow We Will Start a Sale of Blankets at a
Great Saving to All Who Take Advantage
of the Opportunity.
Wool Nap Blankets, 70x80 m., grey or tan..At $3. 98’
- Beautiful Plaid W001 Blankets. . . . At $5. 00
WOl'th $7. 50 - e
Other All Wool Blankets Up to $12. 00—Wonderful
Values. . 5 . _
5"" Good agreeable union suits 61 wool interknit Willi
/
cotton, not heavy but “ram-«$1. 75.
Knitted silk mufflers, rare beauties hath in color-d
and rich luster—$3 to $8.
ora mufflers, don’t get a man ’5 go: 111‘ do Inc-p;
him warm—$1.595
lam. .__. -_-. _ __..
Right 0.131“ e. trout. -
Fine 5 double—service suits
for young men, - $30 8; $32
Young men of High School age; best suits they are}
011550,..5
Two pairs of trousers, correct alert style, good tailori
ing—real “pop” with real service. 55 g
Brown and gray herringbones and blue serges; eithej
,isingle or double breasted. ,5,
Sizes 17 to 22—530 and $32. 5 ' if
New pure wool sweaters or boys and young chag
Soft finish, good weight, nice warmth. Blue or brown
and a dark red with black trimming. Sizes 28 to 3
$7.50$8and$8.50. . 5.555. - “.3“.
«tn.
<5 :5; user‘s. .. ~
MACKINAWS WITH ALL THEIR EASE '
COMFORT AND WARMTH present fine ‘jvariety
dark, but alive, plaids. Extra-value lot in sizes 9 to 1
$123
FOR THE BABY -
Here are many dainty, vet serviceable things for the most im-
p0rtant member of the household.
: The cutest Dresses and Slips to match.
White Corduroy and Chinchilla Coats, belted models.
Soft fleecy Blankets and Japanese Silk Quilts in pink and blue;
. bassmette size.
Pink and blue eiderdown Crib Blankets, all covered with Teddy
bears. bunnies, and wstorks-
No government rejected goods, but clean, new blankets, just out of the
. factory _
‘:
cashmere Jackets, hand embroidered and many little warm 5
eaters in' white. blue and pink.
Wrappers, Gertrudes, Nightgowns and many other garments of
he softest flannelette.
Bonnets Caps, Bootees, Bibs Moccasins Rattlers and novelties.
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