The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1918, Page 4

FRIDAY, AUGUST 80, 1918. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB’ my Brown’s house says, “My little boy has bought} three Savings Stamps with his own money.” ‘The window in the factory hand's cottage says, “I can help—I've bought a Liberty Bond.” The big plate glass window at the banker's house whis- pers, “Through me a little war-bride watches for those letters from France.” ‘Sometimes the windows join in a perfect chorus} |—"We've sent a son to war; we save money; we [conserve food; we-ve planted a war-garden; we've bought a bond; we belong to the Red Cross; we buy Thrift Stamps; wo've helped the ¥. M. C. A. —and ‘we pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our! sacred honor’ to this flag.’ School Starts Next Week, How About the Stockings You can buy them Saturday during this sale at special prices, next week they will be the regular prices. The stockings i nthese bargain lots are just the thing for hard serviceable wear. You can buy three pairs during the sale for what two would cost ordinarily. (ss Children’s Hose 18¢ Special lot, medi hed hose, complete range values Clearance Prices on Summer Shoes Odd lots of summer footwear to be cleared at prices much below value. There is still ample ‘Tomdrrow Will be the Last and Biggest Day of this season left to obtain full value from this footwear, especially considering the unusual re- = "|| CLEARANCE SALE is Very Special Value Men’s A last qbportunity is offered those who have not already procured their Excellent aaa alia share qf .these wonderful bargains. Monday the prices will be advanced to THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘Entered af We Postolfice, Bismarck, N.D,, aa Second | ans Hater oe a Gontal Doreen Mepeeertativn” peal FeeignReprnetative Mew voRK' Pith sec buer CHICAGO, Marcus Maes wosrGn, "Winer Sts DETROIT, Kroes SUE? INNNEAPOLIS: So Ua MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRES Se Or As celeste fo te ue toe tte atta creed to ie oF not ober eek apr tod a tn ala a Beet ri ot tpt bv we Alb ghee ‘of publication of apectal dlspatches here abe tinted “SRENSEE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION — oth coarse and fine ribbed! mum Special 36c “An Unusual 25¢ Children’s Hose Boy’s Summer Sandals | Clearance on Small Sized | Footwear | \ Children’s Sandals, $1.29 sof oid lot te, Value Te Everwe loleproot, Assortment of about twenty pairs all Special 18¢ nent in blacks, browns and, xeellent quality. Wonderful taal os ‘sul 128] ure of devotion!” ‘THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER. (GEaabianed 18) NO COMPROMISE. If Germany could bring about peace by nego- tiation before she is finally and thoroughly beaten, she would immediately get busy preparing for the next war. ‘And the next war might throw the bulk of the} burden on us. ‘There would be opportunities, in the meantime, for German diplomacy to make new alliance and to split up the allies who are now fighting her. ‘Anyhow, no dependence could be placed on any | peace agreement the German government would the gang that throws tres ‘many scraps of paper. | So long as the German people submit to the overlordship of the Hohenzollerns—so long as they continue to believe in the brutal philosophy on which the vaunted German kultur is based—just so long will they be unfit for fellowship in a league of nations whose aim is to preserve world peace. Unless prevented by a premature peace, Ger-| many’s defeat is certain. She is on the run now. She has pased the peak of power and is on the down grade. The job must be finished. ‘There can} be no compromise now between democracy and au- tocraey. Autocracy must get off the earth, make, sé long as that government is controlled by} jes to the wind as “if WITH THE EDITORS A blot that will show for years to come: Ie made his fortune out of the war. i DEATHBED REPENTANCE. One of the things Germany was accused of for years before this war was her remarkable com- ‘mercial practice of dumping goods in foreign mi kets to steal trace and ruin business of compet tors. By doing this she also tore down high wage] and working conditions in those countries. Germany now offers to discontinue this, if only the other nations will stop their march on Berl and agree to peace terms. From the Munich “Nachrichten” we quote: “The ‘dumping’ method, which consisted in sell- ing at high prices at home, to enable us to play the cheap Jack abroad, has been too long followed. It is an unclean form of competition, which must come to an end, but before it can cease it must be publicly disowned and branded as a wrong and as a piece of dishonorable dealing.” Of course, it is a long way from Munich to Ber- Jin, and Bavaria isn't Prussia, but this is an indi- cation that reason is beginning to shed its light be- yond the Rhine. ‘The harder we pound at the Ger- man line in France and the more dents we make; in it the quicker Germany will come across wi more profiers to clean her hands, commercially and otherwise. ‘This is in the riature of a deathbed repentance the HUNS are making, but too often a deathbed repentance is no repentance at all when the pa- tient gets we Spreading war taxes is merely: the profiteer's| scheme to realize more on his toll-taking dream. HEART OF HOME REVEALED ‘The windows of our homes are eloquent these! days, ir human eyes we call the “windows of the! soul” revealing the world the light or darkness o the heart within. And today the windows of our| houses have changed from common frames of ‘wood and glass to soul-windows which reveal the heart of the home behind the panes. Whether we walk down stately city avenues, or pass before the white-fenced cottages in quiet | village streets the house windows call out their messages to us. Once, with their discreet curtains they hid from the world all the sweet secrets of the life within—but now—hear them whisper—or| shout their greeting to the human brothers pass- ing by. ‘This window gives a single solemn, tri- umphant ery—''we have a son in France!” says: its service flag. This window's flag-voice says proudly—"We have a boy in training camp.” And the house next door has a window which de- clares—“We have no son to give, but see!—we hhonor the flag, and we have sent a daughter to the Red Cross.” ‘The window of the cottage on the corner announces that father has a war-garden, and that mother would scorn to waste a scrap of| wheat orsfat or sugar. And the window of Tom ‘And sometimes from the window of a very quiet house there comes a voice that is neither shout| nor whisper—but rather a note of deep and sol-| the speaking windows.of millions of| homes—no longer curtained to conceal the hearts within, but bright with flags that tell of love and loyalty—gay wit posters that pledge service and id, and brave with stars that declare the eternal glory of our democracy—the spirit that sends the] ons of every home—great and small, to fight as] ‘brothers of the world—for “Freedom, For All, Forever!” WAVE, NOT WAVER. Sceretary Baker has been granted the right to 1 special flag. All right, Newton, wave ‘rr but) |don’t waver in your win-the-war poli PLEASES MOTHER. ‘Mothers will joyfully acclaim the French army's device which overcomes the terrors of barbed-wire| lentanglements. We know several mothers who| ‘were kept bust patching certain youngsters’ jeans which had so often experienced “barbed-wire en- tanglements.” TOWNLEY VS. ADMINISTRATION. ‘The non-partisan league candidate for governor lof Minnesota, Mr. Evans, has decided to accept} the nomination tendered to him with the proviso that he veto any prohibition measure that might be passed by the state legislature. Seeing that the government is trying hard to get national prohibition during the war, we fail to see where Mr. Townley and his followers are showing any large degree of patriotism. Anyway they are| showing as much as they have at any time.—| Valley City Times Record. OUR NEW PRESS ASSOCIATION. ““All dressed up and no place to go.” That was the inevitable situation in which the half: dozen| or less bona fide newspaper men who attended the| meeting of the “People’s Press Association of| North Dakota” at Fargo last week found them- selves. ‘The resolutions adopted by the association| solemnly recite that “Whereas, the interests of] the producers of North Dakota are coincident and] fequal with those who labor in mine, mill and factory; and whereas, the greatest good of the| greatest number is paramount to private and in-| dividual interests”—and so on and on—a mere| jumble of words. Think of such sane and seasoned| veterans of journalism as John Bloom and John| [Andrews subscribing to such drivel! ‘Think of| them countenancing the organization of a rump| press association and giving aid and comfort to it! But of course they feel that the interests of the producers will become co-ineident with the great- lest number, now that we have a People’s Press| Association manned by such indefatigable reform. jers as H. P. Knappen, and Jesse Burgster. Be-| sides, there are Martin F. Blank and D. Clint ‘Ashmun—who came from God knows where and| nobody cares.—LaMoure Chronicl ARLES ._EXIT JEANNETTE. Mountains have judged Miss Jeanette Rankin’ and found her lacking in those qualities and set- ‘ting which are essential to an able and loyal United States senator. The first woman to be elected to the lower branch of congress, she wa: ambitious to be the first to have a seat in the ‘more conservative branch of the national legisla- ture. Her defeat reflects upon her record and as- soeiations and not upon the cause of political equality. ‘The people of Montana and the rest of the country had not forgotten the tears with which she cast her first decisive record vote against a declaration of war. The voters decided she was {too greatly handicapped by her weak record as a member of congress and by the character of her foacking. She lost much support when the Town- ley league endorsed her candidacy and more when ‘Townley, himself, appeared on the same platform ‘with her during the campaign and urged her nom- fnation. ‘The support of Dr. E, B. Craighead, the discredited former president of the Montana Uni. versity, who went up and down the state urging Hher nomination while advocating the Non-partisan league, also weakened her cause. On the assumption that they know what they ‘want and, judging Miss Rankin solely by her con- {gressional record and her political support, which innesota recently repudiated, the people of Mon- tana are entitled to congratulation over their re-| jection of this latest Townley candidate. ‘The honor of being the first woman to be United States senator will go to some other and, perhaps, labler and more loyal representative of her sex.—| St. Paul Dispatch, values, Special $1.85 fand styles. Assor Tots consequently ve Special 98c ft eonsists of odd specially priced. Special $1.29 Very Specially Priced Lot Women’s Shoes Consisting of ubout fifty excelent nimbers in patent vamps, gu Values to $80. netal, bluck kids and high top whites. patents, shoes, Extra Special $2.98 There Are Some Wonderful Values in This Bargain Lot Several hndred pairs of pumps and oxfords in kids, and patents, exeellent styles, formerly’ regular $6.00 and $7.00 yest quality ‘Wonderful values, priced, $1.95 YOU WILL FIND SOME OF THE MOST REMARK- {- ABLE BARGAINS OF THIS SALE IN‘ THE PIECE GOODS DEPARTMFNT You might expect every item to be of seasonable summer goods, which, of course, we are now anxious to. ' close out, but on the contrary, there are many numbers in sheeting and other staples, on which you will shortly find it necessary to lay in Fall Supplies. Do not delay in taking advantage of these reduced prices. Lay in Supply of. Cheese Cloth at this Bargain Price You will save 5e a yard if you take advantage of this sale. We will soon hhave to advance even the cheapest gauze to 15c a yard, buy a bolt now, invest the difference in W.S.S. You ‘can well afford to. Special 10¢ Yard» Special Price on Fine Nain- sook Bridal grade, excellent quality. Pres- ent value is about 60c per yard. August Sale, 32c Per Yard Another Turkish Towel Bar- gain'29c ™ Good size, medium weight. Strictly first quality. Value easily 40c. Buy iberally at this price. SPECIAL 29¢ A Bargain Price on GINGHAMS' Fancy ginghams and chambries, qual- ity of Toile Du Nord, but full 36 inches wide. Short lengths, hence extra special price. August Sale, 28¢ Per Yard| Bagains on Towels Extra large size and heavy weight Turkish Towels, excellent quality. ‘Value easily 85c. EXTRA SPECIAL 59¢ Another Turkish Towel Snap Considering. what these towels are worth at the present time we feel that despite the many wonderful bargains offered, there are none greater than either the towels of this lot or the ‘59 Towel Special. LARGE LOT AT 39¢ Remarkable Bargain on Riverside Silk A. B.C. sille 36 inches wide, now sells for 75c. ‘This material is almost, in- dentical but is only 27 inches wide; the color range consists of white, greys, blue, brown, red, lavender, ete., and in comparison to the A.B. C. is easily worth 60c, ‘This sale, entire lot 27 Cents Buy W. S. S. During this Sale Customers that have felt ‘that they could not afford investing in W. S. 8. will find an easy opportunity during this sale, Any customer that lays in a supply of ‘merchandise that they would have to buy anyhow, can easily afford.to in- vest_a portion of the savings. in W.S. 8. and still be money ahead. For sale in EVERY DEPARTMENT. A Bargain Opportunity on Percales Mostly staple colors in this assort- ment. Our regular 35c stock, About ten pieces only to be offered at this price. Extra Special 23 Yard Fruit of the Loom Muslin Special ‘The quality is too well known and established to need special mention, the sale price is far below present day cost. Well versed shoppers wi anticipate their needs at this special figure. Special 26c Yard Bleached Muslin 10c Per Yard Such a price seems hardly possible; the muslin is of medium grade, 36 inches wide and full bleached. it easily worth 22c. Special 10c Per Yard Very Special Offering Linen Toweling Genuine Stevens Linen Crash 18 inches wide, assorted numbers, bleach- ed and unbleached. Present, value is, easily 65e. Old stock at old prices account for this sale figure. Special 26c Per Yard Entire Stock Lace Curtains 1-2 Price A reduction hardly to be expected. Buying these curtains at regular price is even less than the actual cost of the, material, This remarkable reduction makes the cost of the curtains much less than even during time prior to the war. If you need new curtains buy at this price. Less 1-2 Price Special Assortment Short Lengths ‘Summer patterns in voiles, organdies, lace cloths, ete. Ginghams, tissues, etc. Values to 69¢ per yard. Another assortment, per yard... .14¢ SPECIAL 29¢ PER YARD Bargain Price Gingham Silks Excellent quality, limited close out as- sortment, regular $2.00 and $2.25 val- tues. Good range of patterns. Extra Special $1.39 per yard We Have Another Excep- tional Muslin Bargain Quality slightly inferior to the Fruit of the Loom, priced so unusually low during the’ sale. 36-inch width, Bleached, good quality. Value 30c. SPECIAL 22c¢ Lay in a Full Supply of Sheets and Pillow Cases During this Sale Prices are bound to go up within the next few weeks; you not only save this amount, but also the special dis- count. Entire stock sheets, pillow ‘eases, even sheeting, cambrics, ete. Special 10 Per Cent Discount norl }; those that thenneed some of this merchandise will find that they have o} , Hooked a remarkable bargain event. lew Numbers Have Been Added For Saturday ONS, 25¢ YARD jin and semi fancy ',..f Widths, guaranteed (\fuitable, as school ribbons. Me /Get the Blanket Prices at the Other Stores Then you will be convinced as to really how low our stock is priced. The regular prices (not consider- ing the special prices now on) is lessthanwecouldbuy these blank- ets at wholesale. Practically our entire stock was purchased at prices effective over two years ago. The prices on the new that we have had to buy, have been al- most twice as much as our retail figures. By advancing the old stock ‘in price, we have been en- abled to average the new pur- chases to. less than the cost per blanket that we paid for them. Blankets that we sold last year for $10.00 have .only .been .ad- vanced to $12.50 and the special price on most of these is now about $9.00. “The wholesale is about $18.00, Buy all the blankets that you will need right now. The Blanket Sale will continue all Next Week A Bargain on Cheaper Priced i Blankets Sixe 60 x-76, medium good weight, absolutely first quality. Excelent value at this price. Present value about $4.00. SPECIAL $2.50 ‘There Are Some Wonderful Values in This $3.48 Assortment Large sizes, extra heavy weights, good patterns, wool naps, and wool finishes. Every blanket in the assortment is easily worth .$6.00 and $7.00, Examine the quality, compare the prices wit what others have to offer and you will be con- vinced that these are bargains even at our regular prices, not to consider this special $3.48 offer. ENTIRE ASSORTMENT $3.48 SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THE APRON DEC? {MENT Prior to the tremendous advances in prices, we aprons, house dresses, etc., so that it,has not been necessary to advance the price shed garments priced cheaper than the material would cost at present time. Especially those on special sale AS a> on a single item. You will find Entire Stock Parasols, 1-2 Price is numbers. Next year's price wil be almost twice the regular price now. Also included in the as- Consisting of some excellent sortment are several odds in umbrella Make an early selection. Special 48c Wayne Knit Hose Excellent quality, will give uneseelted A regular 40e number, medi coarse ribbed, all sizes, bluek oniy | Extra Special 25¢ “ ond quality, Special bargain lot, fine cotton Women’s Lisle Hose 35¢ Special 35¢ Not specially. priced, taken fre alue is so good W goods. Comp xive excellent serv Price $1.25 Per Pair . Hair Goods 25c Per Cent Off Splendid assortment in all shades at prac tically pre-war prices. New Fall shipments will mean substantial price advances. Buy now, /Annual Sale of Blankets and Comforts Be A Part of Saturday’s Big Sale rful opportunity. You will need new blankets and new comforters this Fall. The price advances n tremendous, yet this Blanket Sale enables you te-buy at prices even less than last year. If you ig this sale, you will save all the way from $1.00 to $10.00 in th2 price of each Blanket or Comfort er, besides this you will get the pick of the stock. You Will ues in ind Excellent Val- is $3.29 Assort- ment . Wond Large sin Many woo ets for this price fvoights and patterns, Ties that you would al most be WIA to pay # much higher price for, ‘This lot is an example of the possible divings in this Blanket Sale 1 ENGR LOT $3.29 If You Need Some Extra Good Elankets Here is the Opportunity Exam tiaity and compare the Marly eli is posible apidering present high prices to mae such offerings, Old Socks at oldfprices alone make i pos: sible, Bntiny assortment consists of tvool naps, spol finishes, in the extra heavy weiditf., Value to $10 and $12 FCHOICE $6.25 ce that it There arg very few of these Blanfets to be had Fools, not all wool but Hyper cent. Excellent %S very attractive pat- pried at Montana more than, SPEGEAL AT $7.75 in sufficient stocks of Breakfast Sets Special | Consisting of waist and skirt in ex- cellent quality. French ginghams, mostly light colors: Values $1.75. SPECIAL $1.19 Children’s Play Suits ‘Special lot consistingtot one and two Pieces, in striped and checked ging hams. PRICED SPHIAT 98¢ Both long and short sleeves. | We Have Wool Blankets, Hundreds of them all Specially Priced We know no hovw tong’ the war will last, we are sitre that it pill not end shortly and as long as: there is war, there will not be a single wool blanket made for civ ec. In the wholesale market there has not been & wool blanket to be hot during the last six months, have retail stocks are prives, All of our old stock goes to our regular retail trade, not one blanket will be sold to anyone whom we think is not a etstomer or who intends to sell it at higher prices. Y wool blankets offered others ask For the so-called wool Fine Remember! Anything in woo! blankets at less tha $20 is a bargain, yet we have many for less than $12, $12.50 Values Pure Wool Blankets ..........$10.00 $14.50 Values Pure Wool | Blankets ... «+. $11.50 $15.00 Values Pure Wool Blankets +++, $12.00 $17.50 Values Pure Wool Blankets ..........$13.50 $18.50 Values Pure Wool Blankets ..........$13.75 $20.00 Values Pure Wool Blankets ..... $15.00 $25.00 Values Pure Wool Blankets.......... $18.50 $30.00 Values Pure Wool Blankets... -$22.50 Buy Your Fancy Outings Dur- ing this Bargain Sale Large assortment of fapey patterus in nts and darks, extra fine quality, heavy ut, firmly fleeeed Some of the ver 1 are represented in this bargain lot All are the h width, Price later 40e yard. Present selling price 35 cents per yard SPECIAL 26c YARD Comforters have been off the market for six months, yet old stocks at old prices enable us to offer some wonderful bargains. We have not bought a single comforter in the last two years. This will give an idea of our tremendous reserve stocks. These stocks have not tripled in price like should be expected, the only increases have been to cover interest costs that we have had to bear. Anyone is fortunate to be able to. buy comforters and blankets at any price, and such special prices as we are offering is hardly to be expected. There Are Some Great Values in This Lot soriment, high quality, com: ranteed first quality lens il $60, easily worth from Bargain Lot Cheap Comforter: $2.48 : hardly: covers present eost of the cotton in them alone, Guaranteed sunitary fillers, anostly dark eotors, medium, sizes, Value $3.50 (old price) SPECIAL $2.48 Some of Our Very Best Com- forters are Included in this lot ‘Such brand ity ton fillers, Comte warmth giving qualities, yet su Tight in w Regular old price $800 {0 $9.00, "Values ever so melt ano | |- Extra large forte Values $5.00 $8.00 up. ENTIRE ASSORTMENT $3.48 The Outings on Sale at 19¢ are easily worth 30c. ExecHent quality in a white outin inches wide, medium weight. Price la in the season ie, You save He a yard ox this item: alo SALE PRICE 19¢ ‘as Maish ete. famed for qu Choice of the Assortment $5.00 =—— | The White Outing at 28c is an Excellent Bargain Extra heavy twiled outing, in the white width, firm weight, Value or 406 THIS SALE 28¢ Buy Your Outing Flannels now, Save’ from 10c to 20¢ on Every Yard finely AC small profits after the safe, Shey ae in Like bla a 36-inch Width White Outing 28¢ THIS SALE 28 YARD ceolors, pure silk, wil “Everwear” Silk Hosiery Wonderful stock, bat with this “Burson wrdinaily. worth about seconds” slightly extra fine quality: unusually he Silk Hosiery Bargain ype silk con of colors. $200, cieetive, Extra Special 98¢ Pair EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN READ ’-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT The fact that you can make a dollar during this sale do the buying of even two or three ordinarily, especially hold good in the ready-to-wear department. A truly re- markable assortment of bargains. Wonderful Assortment of Junior and Misses Coats Most of them all wool. Seems hardly possible at this price, yet for clear- ance they are offered at $5.00. Most- ly checks and plain colors, all sizes, Extraordinary Price, $5.00 Rain Coats, Excellent Val- ues $1.98 Original value $3.50 and $4.50. Ex. | cellent styles and materials. "You will profit even though you buy for next SALE PRICE $1.98 Close Out Lot Petticoats Sateen and Heatherbloom, good range of sizes, ete. , SPECIAL $1.98 ance Seasons Summer Wash Dresses Several delay shipments which have just arrived are included in the as- Sortment. Excellent selections “in gingham, voiles, ete,, ete, Very best styles and patterns, ALL 1-4 OFF Clea Silk and Taffetas in all colors, all izes, including out szzes, very reduced." Absolutely not guar: anteed. " $8.50 values. SPECIAL $3.98 Excellent Assortment Party Dresses, $10.75 Special clearance odd numbers, broke en Tots, ete. Splendid styles} price originally from $19.50 up. Make early selection for the best benefits of our price sacrifices. SPECIAL $10.75 If the Comforter you wish is not included in one of these Bar- gain assortments here is the buying opportunity. Our e this unheard of special price valuable merchand dous stocks that we ¢ thrifts: shoppers. with the bargain price and still have enough left to take eare of the ‘and the merchandise is worth nothing to us, if v Sale, you get all these price advantages, Ifyou wait you will still find them cheaper thin elsewhere, but still you will pay just twice the sale price ENTIRE STOCK 1-2 PRICE ire stock, not included i ee, You 174 i . LUCAS Always Wfore Bargains eyecare ~ Clearance White Wash Skirts Priced in disregard of original cost and next season's value. Even some $4.00 and $5.00 values in the assort- ‘ment, all sizes. SPECIAL $2.59 Few Left Over Middy Smocks Good styles, slightly soiled, fair range of sizes. Values $3.50 and $4.50. EXTRA SPECIAL $1.98 ‘A Wonderful Sale Silk — Waists Over 500 in the assortment, including cerepes, tub silks, Jap silks, in com- plete range of sizes and colors, Val- tues easily $5.00. EXTRA SPECIAL $2.79 #9" !toliowea.” Supply Your Needs in Mus- lin Underwear Right Now Despite present seemingly high prices we find it necessary to shortly almost double present selling. prices. By taking advantage of these counts you save much more than half. Entire Stock of Muslin Cor- set Covers 1-2 Price Complete assortment in quality, style and sizes. Regular price is less than: cost of making. Entire stock, 1-2 PRICE cess Slips Excellent values, ages, three to six- teen, Values 98¢ to $1.50. Lay in a supply at this price, SPECIAL 59c¢ Bargain Lot Ladies’ Pajam- as and Billy Burkes Reasonably complete assortment, all sizes. Regularly priced much below value, this sale, VERY SPECIAL $1.98 Ladies Gowns Greatly Re- duced Examine the material, then price it by the yard and you will realize what real muslin underwear bargains we are offering. “Special $2.25 to $2.50 lot, AT $1.69 Clearance Price White Pet- oats Excellent assortment, all sizes, and ‘ualites regular prices based on year old purchases, Special 25 Per Cent Off Special Bargain in Drawers Complete assortment of styles, ma- terials, ‘sizes, ete. Bargain ’ price makes them cheaper than the mater- ial from which they are made, LOT 1, Values 75c to $1.00. Special . LoT 2. Values $1.00 to $1.50. Special Lor 3. Values $1.50 to $2.00. Special Not Nearly all the Bargains of this Sale Advertised Space will not permit, accordingly visit the store early Saturday morn- ing, look around and make your se- lections. Lots of this merchandise, despite our enormous stocks, cannot last long, the price is too cheap. Ac- | cordingly if you want your share, make Your selections early. Every day new numbers will be added as the | old ones sell out, "Watch the papers very day. For instance a big sale on | blankts will come next week, 48 69 = 98e