' " -
BULGARS DESIRE
TO BE INDEPENDENT
Representative Already Makes
Showing Indicating Displeas
ure at Prospect of Playing
Second Piddle.
Tim, f) UTAH A SUNDAY .BEE: OCTOBER 21. 1917. ' . C .
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm V
SOUTH SIDE
(By Aasoclated Pre.)
Copenhagen, Oct 20. A Bulgarian
representative recently sought and
"obtained an opportunity jn a neutral
Europeans capital to lay before the en
tente governments the special desires
of his country with regard to a peace
, settlement and in a one-sided conver
' sation explained Bulgarian aspirations
to regain an independent political
status as soon as the war was con
cluded and resume cordial relations
with entente powers. As the case was
presented, in short, the centra! Euro
pean idea of an economic, leagne in
which Bulgaria would play a compara
tively minor rote does not appeal to
the Bulgarian mind.
lil-Feeling Rampant
Attempts also are being made to
Vfet totore the public in America and
; irr tin entente countries a defense of
"Bulgaria's pretensions to Macedonia
- and the Dobrudja, the suggestion even
being openly wade from the Bulgarian
V side that Serbia should be compen
sated with Austrian territory from
Bosnia and Herzegovina, a suggestion
. which is pointed to as illustrative of
, the .attitude of many Bulgarians
toward their own allies. -
The correspondent has of late heard
' of considerable ill-feeling between the
Bulgarians and their allies.
Complaints are made that Bulgarian
divisions - were compelled to march
- Iqng distances on foot, while favored
. German troops rolled. past them in
1 - trains; this favoritism exciting partic
ular bitterness on the part of a select
Bulgarian division from the capital
Legal Department Rules
v On Interpretation of Law
; .(From Statf CotTMpoaSeat.) ",. '
Lincoln, Oct 20.(Speeial Tele
gram. V-No one bnt the party signing
a dted of conveyance can be penalized
under the new law passed by the last
legislature, which provided that the
. actual consideration covering the sale
of tha property should be given in the
deed, according to a ruling by Deputy
. Attorney General Roe made this aft
"ernoony ; ,
liental Society Holds ' "
' . . Banauet at the Castle
Til Afa... A.tf TAMtftl !
which maintains dental clinics
throughout the city, held a banquet
last night af the Castle hotel 1 Snb
' scriheri and patrons of the society
were present. Short tatks were made
in connection with the activities of
the organization and the banquet end
ed with an appeal for Liberty loan
subscriptions., :; .;;" v.:
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BUCKINGHAM TELLS
AN OPINION ON TAFT
Considers Former President
One of the Most Cheerful Men
With Whom He Ever
Came in Contact.
"I have reached the age now when
1 can look at things philosophically
and feel that, after all, perhaps every
thing has happened for the best,"
said former President William How
ard Taft to Everett E. Buckingham
Friday.
-, ''Mr. Taft seems to practice his
philosophy," said Mr. Buckingham.
"He is one of the most cheerful fel
lows I know. He radiates good will;
he has a laugh which is absolutely
contagious; hi chuckle wins every
one; he is a good speaker, chooses
his words with care, and knows Just
how to tell a funny story.
"Above all, Mr. Taft is a wonderful
man. He has keen intelligence and
is one of the most congenial men I
know. It was a real pleasure to be
with him."
South Side Youth Hurt
In Fall Off Moving Train
Alliance, Neb Oct. 19. (Special
Telegrara.)--Juck Munson, aged 20,
fell from a moving train near Hyan
nis. Neb., today. He suffered a broken
arm, was badly lacerated about the
head and otherwise was severely in
jured. He was brought to St Jo
seph's hospital Alliance. His chances
for recovery are alight His home is
said to be 1615 Canton street, Omaha.
His relatives have been notified.
South Ornaha Live Stock Men
Take Over Liberty Bonds
The South Side live stock men are
making a drive for subscriptions to
the Liberty loan bonds. Members of
the Live Stock exchange are making
a canvass of all of the offices in the
Exchange building. The Live Stock
Traders" association subscribed $10.
000 at a meeting last week and the
Live Stock exchange bought $I5MHJ
- t I. J . . M..t v I si J fir
E. PvMelady, William H. Woods,
Sam Werthein-.er and A. F. Stryker
comprise the committee to take
charge of the Liberty loan drive in the
Exchange building.
South Slue Brevities
Steam-heated apt la Seargo bit, 4 room.
B. H. Bnner Co. Douglas 1406.
Tor Bent S-room apartment, firit floor,
all modern except heat. 442$ 8. 21it St.
Phone & I6C0. In food location.
Telephone Booth lot and order a ease of
Otria or Lactonade. the healthful, refreehlnc
Home Beveragea, dellvarod to roar reeldeae.
Omaha Beverage Co.
Early Nebraska Records
Are Presented to, State
(From a Staff Cerreapoadent)
Lincoln, Oct 20. (Special.) Dr.
George E. Howard has presented the
Nebraska State Historical society with
the records of the "Platte Valley
Claim Association and the Fremont
Townsite Company." These records
were obtained by Dr. Howard in 1889
from E. H. Rogers, one of the early
settlers of Fremont, and are of impor
tance in the history of that early
period. .
Persistent Advertising Is the. Road
to Success
SAVff AIR LlQiSTETUh
V fill with water, fcaag aabeck
af any radiator, eat ef sight
Csavnti dry Moor air into atout, wholv
Mtltbhii armeee-hei.
IT WILbSAVI
(IrMtwttrMiMataa),
' Ncallh.
'Mttatt Iraai tract). '
W8 ttm traai mfaa,
SnMNtitttrMSrias.
WMihinlT treat aeWa.
fwrtoMt
.. aMaweeilMtrM '
WfHa sets
BaTS If aaufaetaurinf Compan-
The Tuttle Self-FeedeV
and Self "Threader
Square End
Guaranteed
Perfect Balao
Witaeot the
Uao of DM.
iea Boards,
County Food Committees
,' Farther committees have been ap
i pointed for the food pledge, card cam. '
, pa'ffn in the fol'owin counties: -
t - Sarpr- Conty Rev. Chart Baaktrrllle
; Bellevvo; tewrle Child. South Bide. Om-
LMri 0' Ul1'' 8ou" Omaha, R. '
F. D.S Kat Honetoii, I Platto; BaV. W. .
atambau(h. Ric hfle Mi Mr. Charlea Pike.
Papllllon: Hra. W. a, BpHnefteld: rrt
Oramllch, Chafce; Mr. 3. M. Fox, Gretna!
t Wyltert, Sarlntfleld. r
Orant Comy 8. ft Bean, Hyannla: C. W.
anartom, Aahbr: tu t. Bleren, Ahh:
Bhermaa O. -Night, Whitman! John Hoban
Vlvln, Hyannla. . ,
'"'"alia CouB-.Mr. t.' rt. Saatman.
ramnhell! Mr Cte H., Cp m"
'""Wa, Hlldreth; Mra. will Shad-
Mr William Chl.holm. Hlld- '
B,1u1 Macon". Mr.. Fred Kroae.
Maootii Mr. It. jr. Brlgga, Rlvertonj Mra.
vM0S'.lv'"i?ni iri- William Hnmph
Bert tSu! ' MT ButIelv Mr.
Bert Mtl1.r. Bloomlngtom Mm. Martin Nor-,
M' ' ""!..-.. Ni-.-
I. 1 1 Mr Oaorg Slel. Rlvartoa.
t Wjndy County A. M. Patcraoa, Lamonti
Iteotor Hedalue. Champion; Elmer FratoVr
a"? T"5 hr Morrtaoa. WaaneUr P
i-SL "V0! .w"lte". Benkelman; W. D.
Kuhna. Bankahnani T. W. Bruder. Stratton- .
Benhilrnen i r. P? Sa'rL
v xfh County Ml Kunlc Haaklng,
Kebrak Prea. aaaoolatloa. Stella! Fred
TjahS vrv"' club citn
if' "m'- Mrhad, woman' committee
V ""'"Pnrey. Nebraska Federation of Worn,
an'. Club. Falla City; Prof. D H. Veber
county aaperintend.nfc Falla CltV '
Mrfw n "SrVST' WwM.orph' A"worth!
tate7d.tT! ' C?Unty ,UPM
HirAMfe '?toV ehalrmVn.
Jforth Platta; J. j HaJllgan. North Platte;
P. H. McKvsy, North Platta; Btirler Bui
Malonay, North Platta: O i
riViiJ. H, BklM- "or" Platte:
. IfET Brd,y!.R- i Bur.. Brady
l - . R. Aoderaon, Wellfieet ; Iran a John!
ZL.. ?Mftlltr' niTl 3. M. Frhito. Dto.
" , w it, iiuiiiun, Vur
Z, ' '' vti, rtoriaj nan; w. n.
' r1T."',i;Jr ',C.V R' C h. Arnold
Moarafleldi . W. Kunkl North Platte!
Z ' ,T . r . Btory,
. Oreely, gtapleton; J. M. Burnett, II or. hey;
W. , R. Brooka. Hemhey; B. M. Stack houae,
" PI"i O. Shaver. Maawell; Jraae
Hichbyger. North Piatt! O. D. , Kella,
Brad w: fl. P HamM ic.i x)t-... .
X Welllver, North Platte: George a Fowler!
r s. nwm rmiii j. . ueiaoeraxr. North Platte:
J. R. White. Buthertand; H. B. Attarbary.
Sutherland' ft W rr. I. ir.kt.. a aw-.
. ... w 1 1. , j t,nei.
lr, Oothenburg; A. K. Mclntyre, Wallace;
. u. o. niiun, naiiace; aiartin jepeon, Uen
mark; 3. W. Murphy, Farnam; Will Lane,
V P. Bnyder. I. U Bare, A. W. Shilling, Dr.
mcnoua aicuaoe, a. a. varoin, ttay v;. Lang
4A . ....
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Kflllshs Mr . T. Bord, Nellfh; Id Mo
: Box Buttd County Robert Grabam,
.MlMlpMaH AlllaMnfl fim.M. bTIaI aaU.&S.BM
AfliaJie: Opal KumH, county oprlnUrd-
a i h it i ur n ns. am
-. Ooro Neuiwatiffcr, Allianct; R. M. Hamp-
' m.m. a lit . i rk. iiii.m.. a v.
Va.l.x. f V CL.V.I11 aV Ila . .. W
nvuprio, Aiiienve, . ovuiis AMinnvvi vr .
D. Ftaher.'Alllaaea; Ben J. Sallow. Alll-
ancel Arthur Oreraa, AUtanoo; Mrs. Claudia
n.' ieie, Alliance. ' -
Dawe' County (Balance of-Allan 43
aftoa Edna Rlncker, county auperlntendeat,
Chadroni Mr. E. O. Shama. Chadron: Mra.
- K. 8. Hayea,; Chadron; Mrs. Elliabetk
. Smtb, Chadron: Mr. Ada North rup, Chad
roaj J. C Barlelgh. Crawford; C L. WU
" eon. Whitney. . . .
Wayao Coanty fBalanc. of) Mra. 3
Weed ward Job'. Wayne: Mra. U. 8. Conn
Wayne; MlaO Agne Flnlgan, Wayne: Mra.
.a . . .X t. ,ir u . r . a,
' Wayne; Mr. Oeerg Croaalaad, Ways; Mr.
. WA fall.. W(uM.. Uh W J V.t. TJ
. a. I . a. .' wtlt Wu. V-la. V ...
jMkifm. WlaaMc; Ura. Uoyd Prtiw. Win
1.. .a- ta ft iMI.V Dubllaa. .- a.
. Siun r nn, n. puaiami twaaiini. of. jr.
. Mra. Gorr Abtro, Wakef .); Hra. Alex
' ; mvtiv' ntiyn nra, uwiv nwairi, renqer
P. M. Corblt, WaM C. E. Wrlaht, Waynt
-. KB aaa mritUH 1tf. TJ fltaakan -
,. ' XT 4- . T xiBaytl w a ti5 , ju. tr . aa vi aa,aatB.ai( wr uct,
v . OtTortfA 6. Farran. WlMtdo; H. C. Bart tin.
. How Winnidt: Dr. H. W. Parchen, Honhtna
W a V Bkf.nlW llaa,.ke alaaMaati Idltailr Iwlr awa
- : FeMar; Oeorffa B. Alvtropa. Wakefield
., Vu... TL'ita a" ri flallnot Tt.wa
doipht AuKuat Wl'tlif, Wayne; Edward
Perry, Wayne; . H. Maaale, Wayne; C. M.
. -avn. wayne; r. h, uruiiin. nayne;
" IV. Culien, Wtaaid.
Capacity S ton par hour. Self -throtder lave
40 of tho tying work. Folly guaranteed for
on year, and aold on 1 daya' frao field
trial. Time allowed on part payment, or
liberal diaeoont for eaah. " .
TUTTLE TRACTOR CO.,
1323 Ottawa St, Leavenworth, Kaaaaa.
wmm
"The Home of Satisfaction"
MIIWBS
Satisfaction Guaranteed
if
1
ON
;USEiMS
- f ' Tho MurphT-0Briea Ante Co. fcavo adoptod a new policy
of telling uiodj ear. A guaraatoo aeeompaniM ovory Dodgo
Brother and Paige ear we toll. Wo aaaumo voipontibility for
defective parte aad give the purchaser ovory aiturai.ee ef tat
' iafactioa. This i aomething bow in the autofeobiU induatry
a moat radical change from tho policy employed h all dealer
ia utod car. ; . . , ,
: Heretofore tho purchaser ha aumod all tho riik. Me ha
, had te depend on his own judgment, er "luck." He could never
v be sure he would not have a big repair bill tacked on te tho
original purchat price. We are going to change this. Wo are
going te itttnre yoo to guaraatoo you will be etif iod. We
- believe this I only fairthat the man who sponde his money
for a uted car 1 entitled te the same attention and conidera
tioa that i given to the purchator ef a new car. ,
SEVEN DAYS' TRIAL
.' . ''.;. -: ' '.; . ' .'. ' ,: r ''
Come down and pick out your car. We'll toll you every'
thmff we knew about it. Then try it for aovon day. If, lit tho
i end ef that time, you are in any way disatifid, brfof the car
back and every cent of your money will be cheerfully refunded.
That's all there b te It. There Is ae rod tape. - '
.-. , - t .-. - :
In a week' time you will know whether the ear !
rapretented and that U what the trial 1 for te determine
If you ere tatUfied. Then, a a further assurance ef satisfae
lion, wo will ehra n .. .
M
m
1 f '
30-Day Mechanical Guarantee
We give, for a period ef 30 day, tho same guarantee S
te the meehanieal eouadness ef the used ear 'that we five with '
new ears. Thus We assume all risk, , . . - ' .
We believe the prospoctive purchaser of used cars will ap. .'
prsclate this new policy. We know we will derive a vast amount :
of satisfaction If we can say on December 31, 1917, MWe know '
that everyone who has purchased a car, of any, description,
from the Murphy-O'Briea Ce. ia satisfied."
' Come fa and talk It over. Now Is the logical time to pur ;
chase, as prices are low.
,; ' . ' -:' I : ' J':.; .,.;' ' ;
' USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Murphy'Brien Auto Co.
1814-16-18 FARNAM STREET. TELEPHONE TYLER 123.
Am.
i
INHALATUftl
la He Now Way to Treat
COLD-IN-THE-HEAD
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Hay Fever
Simply faille tha pleasant yaoor and .
get inatant relief. Do not load the (toat. 1
Mb with drug that ruin digestion.
, Trial Sue, with Inhaler, 3 So
Full Siio Treatment, $1.00
For Sal. By
UNITT-DOCEJCAL DRUG CO, ar
r E. BRUCE CO., Whojeealeta.
Tha ln!iaJata Chemical Cempsny
Colorado Springe,
Colorado.
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Our Annual October Sale of Hardware ajia
H ousel urnishings Begins Hereon Monday Morning
Despite the fact that iron anf steel have advanced again and again in price, and that the cost of all
manufactures irwthis Hoqsefurnishing line is greater than it has been for a long time we began to prepare
' for this October Sale so many months ago'that now we are able to quote prices that would, not be possible
if we were buying these things in today's open market.
I
'um'i 0j
1 fmrmVTWV " aaaWnatw,
Ranges and Heating Stores
A very early spring purchase in
this line enables us to save yon
several advances in price, and the
offerings in this special sale are
very wonderful bargains. .... .
"Stalwart" Laurel, all cast iron
ranges (not sheet steel), never
rust out, have 16-inch oven, duplex
grate that burns hard cqal, soft
coal or wood, nicely finished and
trimmed; complete with high clos
et, gt ,,.. 4 , . .'. e$3aS,00
"Sta-wart" Ranges, with ;back
guard and T shelves In place of
high closet $28.50
"Popular" Laurel, all cast iron
range, a larger range than the
"Stalwart," complete with high
closet S42.50
Oak Heaters
Our "Rex" Oak
.Heaters are a line
Of popular "priced
heaters s e 1 d om
equalled at our
price. They are
heavy, well made
and attractive in
ippearance.
No. 110 Bex Oak
Heater ..$7,00
No. 130 Rex Oak
Heater . .$8.95
No. 150 Rex Oak
Heater, $11,50
No. 170 Rex Oak Heater, $14.00
No. 190 Rex Oak Heater, rt.OO
Galvanized Iron
Garbage, Cans
A large size, heavy gal
vanized corrugated can
complete with cover,
Todnopi. from SI. 59.
at.-. ..$1.19
TURQUOISE ENAMELWARE 69c
At Very Lowest Prices
This lot is our regular line of very high grada
blue and white ware. War conditions have made
it impossible for the manufacturer to supply us
further and we. are closing out this lot at a
fraction of its real worth
n
Berlin Kettles (enamel cov
ers), 6, 8, 10 and 12-quart
Rice Boilers, 2 and 3-quart.
Preserving Kettles, 8, 10 and
12-quart. ' f
Tea Kettles, sizes 4 to 8.
Dish Pang, 15-quart oval, and
10-quart round.
Oblong Stove Pans in two
large sizes.
Coffee Pots in 1 -quart size.
Choice, at 69
Toilet Paper '
7 large rolls of manila crepe
paper, for 15
Limit 7 rolls to a customer.
No mail jr : telephone - orders
accepted.
Coal Hods
A medium size
heavy jap
anned hod, for
19
A '
5 1
special
is-
Heavy, full size man's
ax, in assorted weights,
at. $1.19
Boys' size, ax ........... . 79
Fine Basswood Bread Boards
A nice, new stock just received.
Small size Bread Boards, 16x22,
reduced to ..... .;. -45
Medium size Bread Boards, 18x24,
reduced to ...... . . . . ... . . 55
Large size Bread Boards, 20x27,
reduced to .65
Extra large size Bread Boards,
20x30, reduced to ...... . . . 75
. Clothes Bar
Made of very select, sessoned
material; has a large smo'unt of
drying space and securely braced
when opened,' to keep from col
lapsing; said price $1.19
Extra heavy cotrof ated elbewa.J ' '
at 19
Heavy smooth blned finiah atove
pipe, fer ............... .15
Clothes Baskets
. One lot Of Everlasting Elm
splint willow, clothes baskets, in
three sizes:
"Everlasting" elm splint clothes
baskets, small size. "Everlast
ing" elm splint clothes baskets,
large . size. "Everlasting" elm
splint clothes baskets, extra
Aluminum
Percolators
A beautiful
C olonial
pattern per
colator, in
the new
S a 1 u co
" MirrV
ware; a $2.29 value. .... .$1.98
A plain pattern Aluminum Perco
lator, at $1.29
Universal Percolators, $4.00
upward.
Rome Percolators, $2.89 upward.
Andirons
A large variety,
including all the
new patterns, in
black, statu
ary bronze,
h a mmered
brass - and
Swedish finishes; specially priced,
from $2.50 to $10.00
Genuine Wearever
Aluminum
A "Wearever'V'fry pan, 9-inch
diameter, regular price $1.30,
at ..69
Wearever Roasters, upward
from .........$4.40
JVearever Cake Griddles, 11
inch size, $3.10
No mail or phone orders ac
cepted on these Wearever items.
. Casseroles
A full size. 8-inch, nickel plated
Casserole, in. the Carpathian de
sign, a regular $1.49 value,
at i.98
A new and heautiful line of
Casseroles with decorated China
and . Pyrex insets, $3.50
to $10.00
of
to
at
Fireplace Fixtures
Portable Fire Baskets
A beautiful line in a variety
-styles and all sizes 22 inches
81 inches. Specially priced,
from ........ $5.00 to $9.00
Patent
' Ash :'
Sifters
M ad e of
heavy gal
S necessity when coal is scarce and
high, worth $4.50, at. . . . .$2.98
All metal barrel Ash Sifters, 49,
Wood frame barrel Ash Sifters,
at u .19
Food
Choppers
, The New
Standard." It
tuts, does not
crush, all kinds
of flesh, fruits or
vegetables, leav
ing all the juices.
It's the kind that
has the patent
drain "and opens
up and cleans so
. easily, ;
Medium size New Standard Chop
per, special, at I... $1.29
Large size New Standard choppers,
reduced to $1.49
Medium size Universal Choppers,
t ......$1.65
Large size Universal Choppers,
t $2.00
Lisk Roasters
The best roasters made, both in
quality of material used and re
sults obtained. It consists of three
!)ieces, all heavily enameled, the
arge bottom pan, . a large cover .
and an inside tray.
No. 1 size, large enough for an 8.
pound roast, special, at.. $2.59
No. 2 size, large enough for a 12
pound roast, special, at. .$2.79
; No. 3 size, large enough for a 16
pound roast, special, at. .$3.19
Seamless, t sanitary self-basting
Savory Roasters .$1.49
CrysUl Pattern, Wood Lined
Stove Boards
28x28, special, at,. 98
30x30, special at. $1.29
33x33, special at.. . . .-.$1.69
36x36, special at. ...... .$1.98
MI
Kitchen Cabinets
We carry the "Napanee Dutch .
Kitchenette," a cabinet weu
known for its sanitary and dur
able construction. 1
Special During this sale we are
offering the model "G," regular
price $40.00, at. ... . . . .$32.50
Model "G" is an oak cabinet,
finished in the natural oak color.
It is finished with several coats
of the best spar varnish obtain
able, which is water-proof and mar
proof. Inside it is finished in a
beautiful white. It has one of the.
very few really sanitary, roll cur-"'
tains and many other exclusive
sanitary features.
Wash Boards
Full size and well
made,- white metal
rubbing surface, a
3:, value. . . .19
l
i I
i -
iia.ii I V"
A
Wool Wall Duater
A scarce and very high
priced article just at
this time. An early
spring purchase enables us to of
fer you this item at a bargain
price for your fall housecleaning.
It is the adjustable kind that lays
flat on the wall regardless of the
angle of the handle; furnished with
a long and a short handle; special,
at 69
Waffle Irons
No. 8 high
frame irons,
it ..$1.19,
No. 8 low'
frame irons,
at 98
No. 8 high frame aluminum Waf
fle Irons, at ............ $3.25
Low frame, at $3.00
Ironing Boards
$1.49 Basswood Folding Ironing
Boards, for ....$1.19
6 feet or 6 feet plain Basswood
Skirt Boards ,.-79
Floor - Polishing" Mops
The "Ezy Slipon"
: ombination, '
-onsisting of two
rge size mops,
in oiled polishing
mop, a dry, chem
ically prepared
dusting mop and
a small can of
....98
floor
floor polish, for
The "Ideal" oil
mop, special, at .
polishing
....39
Diamond C, "'9. bus. . . .V...25
White Borax Naphtha, 10
Lars 35
Pearl White, 10 bars 35
Soaps at Wpnderfulljr Low Prices
Large Package Powdered
Ammonia
eee-oeee-
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3..
Steri Foam (cleans toilet
bowls)
e e e i
. a 6
..21
.19
Gplden : Rod Naphtha Washing
Powder 4
Rex Lye, a can. .'. ......... .$
Celluloid Starch, pkg .8
No Mall er Phone Orders on Soap. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
A 6-piece set of Mrs.
Potts' nickel plated sad
irons with oval Japan
ned top; 6 irons, a
stand and a handle;'
sale price $1.29
Universal Hot Point and .nerican
Benufcy Electric Irons. . . .5.00
and $6.08
Borax Soap Chips (large
Pkg) 22
Borax, lb. pkg., -10; 2. lb.
pkg., 22, 5-lb. pkg..., T...45
Sof-Tone, a can 7
Practical
and Beautiful Home Furnishings
Hangings, Draperies and Curtains
COLOR SCHEMES AND HARMONY are two factors that we can
five yon valuable advice upon and we shall be pleased at any time, to
elp you materially in the furnishing of your home with Draperies and
Curtains that will make them perrect in tneir nraess. nonsuit us ireeiy.
Tapestries, Velours, Velvets Shiki, Armures, Damasks, Sunfast Ma
dras end ether Sunfast Fabrics, also a very complete line of Nets. Cre
tonnes, Grenadines, Voiles, Scrims, Marquisettes, etc.
Every known style of Curtain, by the pair.
Bods and Window Shades.
Couch Covers, 'Portieres," Cedar Chests, Curtain Trimmings, Curtain
These Special Offerings for Monday
Suafast Madras, large assortment of patterns and colorings, d 1 CO
fully worth $2.50, special, at...,.........,....;.. TV ,
Largo assortment ef Now Imported Grenadines; 72 inches wide, in nice
all-over designs, very pretty for Curtains and Bed Sets, CA
fully worth $25, special a yard .................... P JV
Beautiful new assortment ef '36-inch Cretonnes, in all the colorings
and patterns most desired, value $1.00, special for' . CQ
this sale, at, a yard
New Tapestry and Velours, for Portieres and Furniture
Coverings, fully worth to 4.50, a yard. . .
Beautiful Shiki for kanginers of all descriptions, Sunfast
fully worth $2.50, special, a yard
Couch Covert, new assortment, in nice colorings and
patterns,' special, each, at
Cedar Chests, large new line, JQ flA
special, at ipO.UU
Third Floor
to
$2.25
$1.69
$1.98
$28.50
Blankets and Comforters Right in the Nick of Need Time
Wool Blankets, 68x80 inches, all color plaids, neat, fancy colorings,
permanent nap, well finished; Monday, specially 5C QQ
priced, at, a pair 4OeVO
Silkoline Covered Comforters, extra quality; full stuffed, filled with
pure white sanitary cotton; tufted; light and dark l QC
grounds; special Monday, each j 1 ecO
Finest Sateen. Covered Comforters, extra large size and fHl Winter
weight, neat printings, fancy centers, plain colors, fQ CQ
9-inch borders, stitched; special, at, each. v3eOa7
' Basement
Beth Robe Blankets, 72x90 inches, all the new styles; absolutely fast
colors; the well-known "Beacon" pake; each Blanket large enough
for a full site Robe, Cords and Frogs attached; ' tJjO OC
special for Monday, each .... ; T -1 ' j
Full Siae Australian Cettoa Blankets, in neat, fancy plaids and
plain shsdes, extra weight; beautiful nap; well finished,' dJO QO
Monday, special, at, a pair ................. WeaU
66x80-lnch, Extra Heavy Celten Blankets, in plain gray, tan and
White, fine, Warm, iancy nap, weu iinisnea inrena, , try UK
whipped edges, special sals Monday, pair
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