The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 3

THE COFFEYVILLE AILY Jffl 1916. PAGE THREE. 7' '1: is this time replete with attractive and timely 5 fit! Mil Ji IP i 1 We have gone through our stocks carefully, selecting items which we know will prove attractive to the household which figures closely on making the dollar go the farthest, and we are quite enthusiastic in our PAY DAY SPECIALS for this occasion. i NOW IS THE TIME TO FILL YOUR WINTER WANTS AND SAVE MONEY. LOOK OVER THESE BARGAIN SPECIAL PRICES 13 E- Silk Department Towels! Towels! Towels! If you are wanting Silk, notice these four big bargains ior this special event.

Best 72xS4 White Crochet Bed Spread; $1.50 quality; 1 SPECIAL PRICE A.l JUMBO, the big 72x7G Blanket; our $2.25 quality; 1 QQ SPECIAL PRICE PIOi7 Our best $2.75 Fancv Tlaid Blanket, all colors, $9 10 SPECIAL PRICE $LV The biggest Turkish Towel Sale ever put on in 29 tin Lolteyville Plain white and iancy borders. EXTRA LARGE Turkish Towels, fancv border, 50c quality; our SPECIAL PRICE, ea EXTRA LARGE Turkish Towel, white; 35c quality; OUR SPECIAL PRICE, each A nice lull sie Comfort; our regular $1.50 quality; 36-inch best Black Taffeta; our $1.50 quality; SPECIAL PRICE SC-inch all Silk Messaline; our $1.25 quality; SPECIAL PRICE 40-inch Charmeuse Satin; our $2.00 quality; SPECIAL PRICE China Silk, assorted colors; (30c quality; SPECIAL PRICE $1.29 98c $1.25 39c $1.29 SPECIAL PRICE White Turkish Towel; 20c quality; in OUR SPECIAL PRICE, each ILm 'JC Our best hand made Comfort, made of pure white cotton, quilted on Hand Knotted; $2.50 quality; (M 7Q 27x10 Fancy Stripe Turkish Towel; 15c quality; A SPECIAL PRICE i. 9 OUR SPECIAL PRICE 20x14 White Duck Towels; worth 05c per dozen; OUR SPECIAL, per dozen 48c Dress Goods Department Si Domestic Department REMEMBER THIS: the prices quoted here are for this event only. iggj SPECIAL for this sale only, a big cut in our. Dress Goods yi Department.

FORD TAILORING COMPANY IN COFFEYVILLE, and continuing same along with our other business, we want you to come in and see the old reliable line as carried by THE JOHN FORD all strictly custom Union Made. A NEW BRIGHT LINE OF BOYS' WINTER SUITS In a varied assortment of styles and fabrics, awaits your early inspection. THE BEST WORK SHOE MADE: THE ARMY SHOE trictly a Union Made, Goodyear Welt. A Shoe vou could not duplicate anywhere under $4.50. A.

SHOE BUILT FOR THE HARD WEAR that any Good Work Shoe should dQ -A stand. OUR SPECIAL PRICE tftJ.DU Note: Don't confuse this shoe with the cheap kind. Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery The New Fall and Winter Coats are here. While we were in the Eatt, we got in touch with the new ideas and styles, and purchased liberally, securing a great showing of the New-Coats, so that we feel we are in a position to not only save you money on that new Coat, but at the same time, show you something new and different. AN INSPECTION OF OUR NEW NOBBY COATS MAY PROVE INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE, AND IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO LOOK.

We like to compare our showing of Coats. HOW MUCH DO YOU PAY FOR THE LINING IN YOUR HAT? Why pay some exclusive milliner for her name, in your hat? It's just an expense unnecessary, and your friends can't approbate. We claim and prove that our quality is the same, you pick out your own style adapted to yourself, and vou save moncv. JUST RECEIVED: A big shipment of new Fall Hats direct ii-orn NEW YORK. A BRIGHT (LEVER SHOWING OF MILLINERY FOR THE "KIDDIES." 54-inch Wool Dress Plaid; regular $1.25 quality; tm special price 89c 1-1 Unbleached.

Sea Island Muslin; 10c quality; SPECIAL SALE PRICE 7c 9c 19c 10c In Our Men's and Boys' Clothing Dept. The. weather will toon be turning cold, and you will be in a frame of mind for Winter Clothing. We are sure that we can outfit the man or boy for his winter requirements with all that's 'new and up-to-the-minute, at the same time being in a position to tave you some money. We have received quite a number of compliments on the class of work we are turning out in our tailorod-to-your-measure Suits for $10.00.

Our showing of woolens is far above the average, and you will be agreeably surprised at the values we arc offering. It stands to reason that we are in a position to give you more for your money in this line than anyone else, because we are not under the expense that some people have to get to maintain a whole store catering to this class of trade. We put our expense in the values, and stand bark of each and every transaction. HAVING PURCHASED THE BUSINESS OF THE JOHN 1-4 -Bleached Muslin, extra heavy; I2V2C quality; SPECIAL SALE PRICE 42-inch Pillow Tubing; our regular 25c quality; SPECIAL SALE PRICE Our 15c quality Bleached Outing Flannel SPECIAL PRICE SPECIAL SALE of Fancy Outings in light, and dark -rpt 4 U-i nth new Dress Plaids, 8oc quality; rf lm SPECIAL PRICE OVC Mi 10-inch Wool Serge, Gabardine, Poplin, Granite Cloth, in all ttie newest Fall colorings; 75c quality; nn III SPECIAL PRICE DVC jj- SPECIAL SALE of Black Dress Goods in all the newest tj weaves, from 59c to $1.18 per yard. A Big Cut in our Bed Spread, Blanket jjT and Comfort Department yji Our best imported Satin Marseilles Quilt, in "Pink, d0 QQ Bgf Gold, Blue and White; $5 quality; SPECIAL PFICE p0 10c colorings; worth up to 15c per yard; for FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT, 1,000 yards of German Mercerized Table Damask, 00 inches wide; worth 75c per A yard.

OUR SPECIAL iOC DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN EVENT. IT REPRESENTS A SAVING TO YOU. "i 0) 1m JlLi 1 Mi Where your Dollars have more Cents. ,1 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO pains, and they're usually caused by bad tonsils. I LIBERTY News and Comment Classified Ads 100 YEARS OLD.

"The kidneys play a most important part in causing premature old age and SUIT OVER RACE HORSE WANTED Several loads of rich rotted manure and several loads of rich dirt. Thone 185)3. 10-9-0 Ownership' Caverone to Be Considered Next Tuesday In trying to prove that a negro wasn't killed in Altoonu last week Editor Butcher of the Tribune says "Negroes are not allowed to live h. Attoona." Clad Thompson believes that one wasn't. EE3S32232 Mesdames E.

Roszel, M. Farbro, and N. Howard went "to Independence Thursday to attend the Old Settlers reunion. Mrs. J.

Saten and children made a short visit the latter part of the week with relatives in Baxter Springs. She was also accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Shenck, of Independence. Aunt Betty Hite came over from Mound Vallev Sunday to soend the 2 1 i We have several used cars in first class condition that we will sell at a bargain if taken at once. Come, look them over.

winter with her nephew, B. M. Field. It all depends on the view point. A Groat Bend man went to the Earned insane hospital to see a former neighbor who is an inrm'te.

The mr.n Mas perfectly contented and told th- visitor he wouldn't go back to Great BenJ for anything as "the people thero are half era death the more injurious the poisons passing through the kidneys the sooner comes decay" so says a distinguished physician, who further advises all people who are past thirty to preserve the vitality of the kidneys and free the blood from poisonous ments, such as uric acid to drink plenty of pure water sweat some every day and take "Anuric" before meals. i This "Anuric" is put up in tablet form, and can be obtained at almost 'any drug store. For that backache, lumbago, rheumatism, "rusty" swollen feet or hands, due to uric acid in the blood, "Anuric" quickly the uric ncid as hot water does sugar. It Was discovered by Dr Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y.

Prevent old age by simply sipping a cun of hot water every morning before' break fast, take a little "Anuric" before meals and live to be a hundred. The law suit to decide the ownership of Caverone, a running horse which won two races at the fair at Chanute last week, will be held in the court of Justice of the Peace F. L. Corkwell there Tuesday. L.

C. Robertson of Nowata, and William Casady of Dewey, Okla, both claim the animal. Casady took the horse there and Rob erfS'Mi followed and rcplevined it. Robertson claimed he let Casady have the horse with the understanding the animal would be returned after racing in Wichita. Mrs.

J. W. Maxson, who had been staying with her daughter, Mrs. G. A.

Kerr, for a couple of weeks, came home Thursday. I Miss Anna Start ts returned Friday Ifror.i Jefferson; where she had been SALESMAN $0,000 acciaental death; $28 weekly accident and sick benefit, $10 per year; half amount $5. $250,000 deposited insurance Experience unnecessary. Pegistration Newark, N. J.

10-11-3 THE JOE BOUILLY TRANSFER and Storage company is prepared to do all kinds of light and heavy transfer work. Prompt attention and quick service Kh'en all business entrusted to them. Fire proof storage house at 100 West Twelfth street. Dan Noble, manager. Phone 220 or 172.

1EN WANTED Able-bodied unmarried men between the ages of 18 and 25; citizens of the United States of good character and temperate who can speak, read and write the English language. For information apply U. tt. Army. Iiec.

Koom J. Terminal Coffeyville, FOR SALE Five dollar note secured by Coffeyville property; good dircount; sick and need money. Dick Earl, New Mexico. 10-1 Some miscreant rang the fire bell during a ball game at Neoclesha last Sunday just to see the crowd scatter, but only two or three left. The only way the villain can hope togrt a N-odesha crowd away from a hall game on Sunday afternoon is to rv.n a train 111 and stop it at the depot.

One Who Has eu There. oopooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooccoooooooooooooooo afternoon. MUs Ethel Charle; Cherryvak i gentleman in Hutchinson. Miss Clara grew to womanhood near this city and her many friends wish her a happy life. visiting her sister, Mrs.

lierning, and family. Mrs. N. Howard was called to Wayside' Friday by the illness of a granddaughter, Miss Staley, who has pneumonia. Mrs.

Chas. McCrun and son of Cof-feyvilie spent a few hours Saturday With her father, J. Orton. Joe James is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. S.

A. James. Park Howard and Mrs. Roy Howard motored to Coffeyville Saturday. Aurel Thornton of Independence visited home folks Sunday.

G. T. Fields and sister Helen spent, Saturday night and Sunday with relatives at Mound Vallev. S. G.

Eptes attended, the Old Settlers' reunion at Independence Friday John D. Rockefeller eats nothing bat a little bread and milk, the dispatches say. But it isn't because he can't 11 gasoline enough to buy othjr (Ficst 'published in Coffeyville Daily Journal, October 12, 11)10.) REGISTRATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that beginning with Wednesday, October ISth, HUG, the registration books of the city of; Coffeyyillc, Kansas, will be open USED IT EL YEARS There is one remedy that for many years has given relief from, coughs, colds, croup and whooping cour'i. It is probably the best known family cough medicine in the world and because it contains no opiates is strongly recommended for children a well as adults. Mrs.

Chas. Rictz, Allen writes: have used Foley's Honey and Tar for eleven years and I would not be without it. It promptly relieves hoarsener-, tickling throat, bronchial inflamed and congested membranes and permits re-freshing sleep. The Florea Drug Co. Printing when promiscu and a full fount from the Journal press.

Phone 71. 1 for the registration of voters, until ten Bang goes another household tradition! Little Willie and Suson haven't got "growing1 pains" at all. A medical authority says that the growing pains are really rheuma: i CHICHESTER PILLS in and Gold metall.AV rr 'Hue Ribbon. IT VJ lal.a no nt.irr. Itnv nf Tf.ur I 'rnj'sUf.

Avf Vi TFRv a maW-i ytarsi rv wnasKcst Saftvi. KelU-j (10:00) clock each night, until ten (10:00) oVlock p. on the 27th day of October, 15)10, when they will be closed and remain closed until after the General Election to be held in this city, November 7th, 1910. 1). ne at the.

City Hall, this 12th day of October, 1110. HENRY II. DEICIIEER, City Clerk. NELLE E. STOVER of Violin and Piano.

Studio Koom 4, Brewster Bldg. Phone 1112 iUBriWd(ijlM5LVERVHHERE was the suest Saturday and Sunday of Miss Enid Parker. Mrand Tvlrs. L. II.

Martin arrived here Saturday for a visit with 1 Miss Enid Parker vi.sited Friday ovinine; with Mrs, O. V. Coleman of Cherry vale-. Mr. and Mrs.

13. M. and Mr. and Mr. 8.

Thornton attended tho meeting at Coffeyville Friday evening. The ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon witii Mr.i. (J. VV innate. The next ir.eelin.tr will ie held at the home of Mrs.

II. Whet.stine, Oc-tohcr Miss Huth Jenkins was a Coffeyville visitor Saturday. II. E. Pcver has purchased a Dodc.

car. Rev. D. Hammond expects to make a trip to LaSvrence the latter part of the week. Taylor Scheirlman was a Kansas City visitor last week.

Miss Nellie Davidson of Elk City visited lately with Liberty friends. Mrs. -Justin-Gates and children, who spent the summer with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. H.

Whetstine, left Thursday for her hone in southern Texas. -Froe'oe ana' L. Smalley drove to Independence 'Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

D. Kreibel motored to Cherryvale Monday afternoon. Mann MadetoMeastire If you want a good job of cleaning and pressing done, call When You Need A. Plumber all MILLER PLUMBING CO. 8i)." Union All kinds of Plumbing and Ga Fitting.

Soil or Qvercea (JWT Yelio Car 85 for the A. H. BALDWIN, M. D. Would have been a protection and a comfort in the start of this cold weather.

We are showing young men's styles in Suits and Overcoats in every smart and new effect. Many of our styles are exclusive with this house. There is not a dead or dull pattern in our stock. I You will need a heavy suit or overcoat. Get it General Practice (j)ur service is unsurpassed and our prices always right.

u3 and the YELLO CAR will call for your soiled clothing and return it looking like new. Mrs. E. Koszel and daugnter Cecil and Mr. and -Mrs.

II. E. Roszel of Coffeyville spent Sunday with Chas. Roszel. John Bennett and Floyd Stump, while unloading straw Tuesday hud considerable done to their wagons by the fire at.

the straw-cheds Specializing trcalijitnt of Kunturr, Piles and Hydrcele. IJt man lildg. 820 Walnut Phone 050 Residence at Jlecca Hotel. I I 1 0 lip me UGOies 5 Ma in cf the paper mil! in' Coffeyville. I Dr.

B. McBride's mother left the latter part of the week for her home in Indiana after a several weeks' with relatives here and at other points. A Mrs.T. I. Caramaiek and son, i Macye, who had been visiting with her brother, L.

T. Bamett, of Kansas City, 1 returned home Friday. Word has been received of the marriage Miss Clara Brandes to a CLEANING PRESSING DYEING WILLIAM H. HOYT Accredited Teacher of Violin p- Phone 2191 115 West Ninth Street Phone 1927 Studio 412 Maple Coffeyville.