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Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 3

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THE SPRINGFTELD LEADER, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1925. THREE CCNTRACTS AWARDED FOR 135 BRIDGES BY HIGHWAY COMMISSION Department to Let 120 More Jobs Between Now and Close of the Year. Jiase Continues To Be Our Price Slogan During The Remaining Days Of This Week! HTT. 2 TM On Ininrtrd thirty five rnnlraiiii f' hrMvM In Ml Mauri wr nwnrrtefl by the Missouri itatc rtnnrtmcrt from JumiHry 1 to 24. Work on tin utrur ttir'.

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E. B. Pauley, Eyesight Specialiit Offices on the Mezzanlno floor. Heers. Charge Purchases Made During the Remaining Dayi of July will be Entered on Statement of September 1st Mow Mercy! rr.mh!pt Ion '( rmnl nnd ti ntr rtt th atruettir.

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ArrnnffTT nip arp to mada fort a pppolnl p'trtmrnt for this work at tnp vpt IMnina fair thla fall, and puitnb prtxrp arp to be of fprfd tt ptlmulpip lntrfp.pt amnna; tb wnmfn In rxhlblilnic th bat r.rk. arrnrllnjc to" word rprtvpd WINTON WILL TEACH IN 1 GREENFIELD SCHOOL jb 'tntor, ton of Mr. nnd Mrt. M. Wlntnn.

H3 K.mt p'rt. ho wilt arniltiati rt from I HlHf Tiiehira cnllfa ntt F'rWay. I has 'n rlfctrd prlnrlpnl pf the iirtrxnra, HlKh srhiml tor the fall frm. th (trenftld tituird of filuratlon. YoHri Wlnton Ht tndd th Moltvsr Hlah arhool.

en turlna Tachri. rnlleaii four ynrn lli Is Kradiiallni! with a nach Hor Si lence rtfarce. Al lirffiiflrld Wlnton will trh four rUfMm In science and ninths ntid will lo athletic n.ar at the hlah srhool. In adrtl. lien to hl rnlle: work he also took a speclwl course In athletic coach Ina.

wonna. ano their oppositts. The claim that a word that doea rot nlM ought to exist, la hard to sustain, for lnngunae la crystallised thouaht. If the precise npimnlte of useful" does not exist or Is not In voicue, (as some persons claim It Is I not) It la because It Is not wanted. There are many little pufslen or speech that are hstter solved hy vsston Ihnn hy direct attack.

r.lven the Idea to ha expressed, snrl riven the context, the oppnalte of "useful" may ba uT lhr 1 follnw.rir wor: futile, Inefflca cloua. Inept, abortive, bootless. Inadequate, unavailing and there are others. TAIin OK THANKS. Tt wlih to express our sincere thanks anil appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their assistance and sympathy during the Mines and drath of our beloved mother We also wish to thnnk nro.

Wlnton and Brn. Crane tor their words of comtort, the choir for their beautiful songs, and to Mr. ntly for his peclsl son and al to those who so araclously offered thi lr cars. We also thank those who remembered us with such beautiful flowers. Blerned ANI" MKS.

A. HUFF. miks hcff. MILS KVA KEUSUSO.V AND CIIIIyDP.E.S MAKJUAUK noy 1'olndexter and Beulah both of Elkland. J.

Libia and Minnie Ally, both of flprlnxfleld. M. F. Mlsesrndla and Fair Hobba, both of Hot Hprlnga, Ark. MItlUKI nv nmx.

Mlsegadls and Miss Fair both of Hot Springs. were married at the court house esterday. J. W. Tlppin of Ilia cojnty court officiated.

Of Course You'll Need More Summer Gloves 50 I nr $1.00 anil 91.23 Klntl Thff re Silk Fine nnd heavy Mllan alun 811k of spotlfss while. In nlo 2 lanp Myl with aelf embroidered and conlramlng barks SIim 6 lo 8. Mnln KIor Uimt'o A Big Purchase and ROMPERS CREEPERS AND PANTYrDREESES Amazingly fine for the low price Of excellent "Peirgy Cloth." fine Glnghama. Linenea and other Baby Tub materials WUh dainty and pretty embroidering, smocking and stitching, In Sites forChlldren from 2 to Yeara Thtrd Tleof. Reduced To Near Half Price All Remaining Porch Suites Just seven suites left and this is the reason why the prices are near half what you were asked to pay earlier in the season.

FIBER SUITE $19.75 Three Settee. pieces llockcr, Chair and Painted green weatherproof and wear resisting nnd of coutho it's comfortable. I a (IMG 7 value for vlvs i HICKORY SUITE $22.50 You'll recognize' this as one that sold nt earlier in the season iprd brown tint nnish.l pieces, Hooker, Chair and fettoe. Now $22.50 HICKORY SUITE $27.50 That Andrew Jackson style Old Hickory Suite that you see being used on lawns and porches. It's natural finish and it will give service as well as eomiort; ih.kmi regu lar.

Now $27a(r Refrigerators Near Half Price All $10 will be All $15 will be For Those Who Prefer Silk Gauntlet Gloves 95c Oritfnnlly nnl fCZO.OO Hnre are aeveral Htyles of the aumninr i brnt modi In gauntlelN of very (Inn silk. Some are all white xllk other of amart combinations of black and white. Sizesi C' i to 8. Main Flwr llwr'a Mm V.7, Sale of r88c Linen Towels Slashed! 39c Old time real Linen Towels can be bought now for practically the price ot good cotton. Two large groups, tome plain hemmed.

others hem. stitched and others wlthmonoj; ram border, HOc Quality Linen Towels Second. FIBER SUITE $32.50 Reedvfiber that you'll like Chair, Settee and Rocker in pretty shade of grey with blue trim. It will also answer for sun room furniture; $52.50 regular. Jj)32 50 REED SUITES $37.50 h.3Vo to choose from at tliw price.

He duced froirj Gray with blue trim or nut brown with bluck trim. Both suites arc unusually comfortable ones. CQ'7 fffi Now vd I Dll 4 PICECE SUITE It's Old Hickory and in addition to the Rocker, Settle ami Chair it has a table to match. Painted forest green and black colors that, will brighten any porch or sun room $87.50 reg ular. Now $49.00 They are mostly tho Gllmon nuiVra.

Kvery Refrigerator we have In atock all style, all sizes, mostly one of a kind all assembled for selling, now, on our sales floors at the prlco reductions: and $12 Ice Coxes sold at $7.95 $975 and $16.50 Ice Boxes sold at All $25 to $32.50 Refrigerations will be sold at. All $37.50 to $45 Refrigerators will be sold $60 to $75 Refrigerators $85 to $110 $19.75 $29.50 845.00 $57.00 White Dress Gloves of Chamoisuede rr 75c I Originally l.f() the Pair Women all know the excellence of fine Chamoisuede for aervlce. Theae are of miperlor quality and have the novelty turnover cuffa, embroidered In two tonea. rhamoiauede ia lnunderable. Slzea 6 4 to 8.

Main Kliior Heer'a Wash Goods Slashed! 39c tieveral large, lots of Just the wanted" summery materials for right now and early fall. Including Imported tiaaue glnghama In lovely stripes. checks and plaids of every color. NK dreaaea become most Inexpens Ive tMhme very 39c 80c to 73c Xilngheme Floor Heer'a Second "Floor low Corsets Are Slashed! LA Half the Original Prices Incomplete size ranges and broken lots of world renowned Corsets such as Bon Ton, Blnner, Modart, and R. A 0.

Styles are plain coutlls or brocades of silk and mercerliod materials. Sizes 22 to 36. Corsets up to 5.00 Regularly are $2.50 $5.00 Corsets up to $10.00 Regularly are (Second Floor Heer's) House Frocks Slashed! Just the Frocks for Now Originally Priced at $1.00 59c Stampings to be daintily worked by hand on fine Indian Head, pretty ginghams and linene suitings. Tho colors are rose, blue, orchid, russet, brown and green. Fourth Floor Heer's Straw Hats Are Slashed! All remslnlng men's Straw Hats are as sembled Into two large groups, Including plain and a straws, sailors, Swiss straws, sennets, etc.

Slashed to these prices: Up to $1.03 Straw Hats 91.00 Up to f.lJW Straw Hata 1JM) (Heer's Store tor Men) Many Women Prefer the Fine Lisle Vests 50c Tln'e Are Fine llile la ronlini; aa It abaorba prea plratlon ao nicely Theae are fine Swiss ribbed and are made In the bodice top manner. Kvery woman should have several or more. Hlzea 38 to 40. Main Floor llcer's 19c Turkish A good towel to buy by fare towel of all white, Downatalrs prleeer 39c Heer'a" All Remaining Offered in 1 wn One 50c Golden Star Polish 32c of tha best known for polishing furniture, automobiles, floors, pianos and all finished wood. Special Tomorrow 82n On Sale Main Floor Heer's Come and see the great varety of Chests in this sale.

Come and see the splendid quality, for they are you know the best of their kind in the United States All from the Lane factories. All of superior workmanship and construction and this particular offering includes only the better grades, for they are all that is left of our spring and summer stocks. Lane Cedar Chests tlmt sold earlier in the year at $12.50, $45.00 and $47.50 are $00.75 A dozen designs to choose from extra large size that are fine storage. all for few remaining (12. SO to (18.00 Sea Grass Rockers may yet be hsd In good selections at 6.86.

All Swing's Half Price for These Glove Silk Vests 75c Originally Quality. These are high srade unions for low price. Body la of beat lisle with tops of delicate pink shade of glove silk. Si ado In bodice top. Main Floor Heer'a ECONOMY.

SQUARES .1 Towels for 13c the dozen A nice and soft self bordered 16 32 Inches. Special Tomorrow 18c Store Heer'a 1 An excellent apron dress quality percale In good many plain colors. made from a tile checks and Special Tomorrow 83c Mala Floor Heers Lane Cedar Chests Two Price Lots Lane Cedar Chests that sold earlier in the year nt $35.00, $37.50 and $40.00 are Moth proof, vermin proof, with locked corners and highly polished finish. Near Half Price Every Swing we have In atock on sale now at lowered price. Tills includes oak swings, fibre swings, reed swings, sea graaa swings and all couch hammock swings.

Prices are as follows: $7.60 and 8.50 Swings are $10 and $12.50 Swings are $5.00 58.50 $17.60 to CJ tt $22.50 Swings 01 V.UU $25.00 to g( $27.60 Swings 01 $35.00 to COS A A $40.00 Swings OU.UU 1 1 si I.

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