The Oklahoma City Times from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 68

ct 0 CC 0 0 wai 112 1 OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES AVOTIST 1922 ORLAIIOMA CITY TIMES AUCTIST 19'22 WNEILL IN ATTACK AGAINST REELING i El II IN ATTACIC AGAINST FREELING EICIIT 'CURLY' YOUNG REPORTED HELD IN FORT WORTH IAA One Gets Your Vote? Here Are Nominees for County Assessor: Mattingly Seeking Re election Marker Republican Nominee Good -News For Park Hoboes And Cooing Sfiooners City Dads 600 Benches For City Parks IL Me Nel" member of the stP preme court of Oklahoma has writ-to Free ling a letter reasur init him for him announced 'Men lion not to support candidates running on the Shawnee platform IkleNe'11 IL member of the u- It court of 'Oklahoma ha writ- Ni eNel" io Froeling a letter censor- him for Me announed Int cotton to support eandillittes running on shiiwnee platform McNeil' 4 tne isnitivnee puttiorm a Police Say He Was Held Here in Auto Case Recently goo71---IleWs for tpo I 01- Ifere's good IteW 5 for the Police Say He Was Held Here ei'r! In Auto Case Recently 4 "4 'N4'1 4-4-e' 11' l'i5' J- -1: 61 t''i 'l '''''-I' 11i0: i'-Liit '1 :0 sIt 4 11 'L II' 4 ir i kti4 AitLiL 1 ti L' I A 40''' 1 4 i -o' 5 i -1 ttt L'-': i t'Si' 1 44:: i 4 oi- snt 2- t- 401 A 4: A to 'i'1ti :1 ''0w a 7" -'f 0 14 ''''''''''''ti'? 14 i'iiilistliiLLA i vice examination and went to work in the Guthrie post office where he stayed fur nearly a year Ile then went into the railway mail serviee and worked on the runs behveen Caldwell Kan aml Ft loaf's Tex Newton Kan to Purcell Okla and Ft Smith Ark to El Reno Okla i It was while on tie run between Ftt Smith and El Reno that hp re ceived his business eihication liy studying tt correspondence sehool After fiveand a half years in the railway service Niarher set up in the grocery and market business for a nt fullowing year he spent in Arming after whieh he attent flair months in the find real estate -business nt Wynnewood in tlarvin comity Household Split He then thifted back into the news paper business at Orlando publishing the Orlando Clipper in 1910 The Clipper advocated John Fields for governor at tire time Ile served on the Orlando school board and was town clerk for two years The next year he sold out and came to Oklahoma City and want back into the vestal service (leek ing for three Yeats and carrying mail for five years more After serving the government once more he went into the hardware and tractor businesm where lie retnained situated until reeeytly Marker's WIN Is a democrat while he is a republican and he declares that the household is republican which ititans I ha he is boss Marker belongs to the Masons Eastern Star and Modern -Woodmen of Avcrica and attends the First Christian church- hit either was the' first democratic county superintendent of Logan county GAS USERS TO LEARN READING OF METERS litAL151U ivitis I ceivea Ills cosiness euticititoo ii studying I II a correspondencii sh1 Aft Ilve and a half years in OW railway service Niarlicr set up in ihe grocery and market liumbliss or a Tho following Year he "Pent In Arming artee Whivh he Spent four hi the estate business at 1V3'1 WW001 in Garvin county Household Split He then thifted back Into the news paper business tit Orlando publishing ndo Clipper in MO The the Orla Clipper advocated John Yields for governor at tire time lie served on the Orlando se hool board and was town clerk for two yars The next Year he sold out and came to Okla- ho it and Lent back into the me rostst service clerking for three years and carrying mail for five years After erving the government once more he went into the hat-dwell! and tinetor business where he remained mittlatt-d until reveytly maakes WIN Is a democrat while he is a republican and he declares that the household Is republican which intqUIS Milt he is boss Alarker 1 belongs to the Masons Eastern Star 1 an Mode oodmen of -W Averifit litthovs hoboes Ohlabonia City dads Thursday ordered -GOO park benches for Olt lalsoma City parka Ttlese 'wilt be tinstalled immediately mid distriblityl among 'the various city Parks tycording to Joe )1 Patterson einumissioner of public preptirt The benches cost $255 each making a OW cost of approkimutely $1350 for "furnishing" the parks With the installation of the benches a series of band con-cells planned by Patterson for the remainder of the twason may be enjoyed without the disturbing ill fluence of too clese contact with chiggers it was pointed Out The first of the concerts will be at Good dlomes park next Thursday evening from' 7:30 until 9210 o'clock A concert viil follow at Pomo city park every Thursday evening for the remainder of the season Patterson Said Ina p004 i City dads Thursday ordered park benehea for Olt- lalsoma City Pn114 TLIeme wilt he inintediattly and tbs triblityl among' the various city parks according to Joe )1 Patter- of public prop- son co el The benchts cost $255 ach aking a otal cost of approxi mat ely $13l)0 or "fliElliShing" the parks NVith the installation of the beeches a steles of 1i nd con cells planned by Patterson for the remainder of the twason may be enjoyed ithout the diatething pt fluence of too close contact with chiggers it was pointed out The first of the concorts will be at Good Itomes park next Thurs day evening from' 7:30 unlit 9:30 o'clock A concert Ii ll follow at Pomo city park every Thursday erening for the remainder of thp season- Patterson tiald "Curly" Y011114 convicted three years ago on --eharges of kidnaping nd assault with intent to kill In the ceurtn in Joplin Ale and now out on paole after serylag two years of his twenty-year sentence was'arrested in Ft Worth Texas under the alias of Hartman according to a patch received liy Chief of Police Clark here Friday Young was apprehended here first by Alike Con and turned over to the authorities at Joplin Connors arrested Young for trying to sell an automobile which he was alleged to have taken (row a taxi driver that Young had hired in Joplin to bring Ihn to Oklahoma City A few miles out from Joplin according to evidence presented at the trial Young struck the driver a blow that rendered him unconselous and brought him on into Okla 110111a City After 'Young AN'a taken police found the taxi driver bound and gagged in Young's room in a downtown hotel Young was taken to Watonga to answer to officers there fur hi-jacking a liquor dealer soon after he was released on parole and broke 'jail at Watonga and had not been heard ccf mitil arrested at Ft Worth according to police Young is being held by rt Worth authorities for automobile thr-t Chief Clark said If he is acquitted there of the charge now against him his parole will be revoked and he will be required to serve the rest of his origiPal twenty-year sentence Ilia case will come up in the Sep ternber term of court according to the advice received by Clark "Curly" Young convicted throe years ago On eharges of kidnaping end assault with intent to kill la the courte in joulin -Ala and now out on pa ole after serviag two years of his twenty-year sentence was arrested in Ft Worth Texas under the alias Of I Hartman aecording to a di- patch received by Chief of Police AV Clark here Friday Young was apprehended horn first by Mike Carl and turned over to the authorities at Joplin Connots arrested Young for trying to sell an automobile which he was alleged to have taken (row a taxi driver that Tonne had hirt-1 in Joplin to bring lihn to Oklahoma City A few miles out from Joplin according to evidence presented at the trial Young struck the driver a blow tha rendered him rinennaoinna and lit-ought him on Into i 1 1 cot Aft 11 111 01 nz Avr4 taken Ladiro Ound the "NI dri ver bound and gagged in Young's room In a downtown hotel Young was taken to Watonga to an ewer to officers there for hi-Jacking I I I I ----ta---------- 1 WALTON CAMPAICN COST WAS $1525 ('CT At A CArPAICN 11 II I 42 I KI6 AVa sp lton ent $15 in his 'race for the democratic qabornatorial nomination according to his affidavit filcd with the state clection board Wilson also a candidate for the gnhcrnatorial nomination spcnt $2 Mt199 according to his afildavit tornination according to his affidavit Hod with the ptate election board It Wilson also a candidate for the mlicrnatorial nomination sricnt $2 6199 according to his afildavit Jerry 31arker "I think property should be put down as fair' value neither too high nor too IOW It ehted will appoint as deputies only those who can qualify on appridsoments and I Will WCIVOIlle timely suggestions from the real estate board and interested person Ft ttik11t equgable assessments" he said stating furtner that "an assessor should be far accurate prompt and careful in all of his ditties" That's what Marker republican noniinee for county assessor has to say alKait his raee Marker was horn in Jefferson county Kan in 17 where he stayed for about seven years coming to Oklahoma in the early part of Ile reneivol practleally all or his school training in Orlando ill Logan roomy near Guthrie ilis teacher in Orlando was fenry Powers who is now a patrolman on the Oklahoma City lion department In Cherokee Kush Ifik first busUievs venture WaS when he sold lenionado and dread dnring the rush at the opi ning of the Cherokee St! ip In wnl Made mate a wail too When his father took over the Orlando Iteraki he stmilech the print-hot' trade after school hours for three years In 1901 he took the civil ser Jerry 31arber "I think property should be Hut dow us fair- value neither too high nor too low If otected I will appoint as deputies only those who can qualify on appiaisements and I will welcome timely sugg estions from the 'vans In 1901 he took the civil ser- Is Recommended to Wearers of Glasses 711 as a cleansing e-" strengt hening tonic to "4a-1 71 the eyes from '( dust dirt smoke and for 414 eignsubstanes BON-OPTO i free Streortioss Eraog Ittx tni 0 i i i 1 oN To Lded to is Recommended i Wearers of Glasses 4 7 2S a cleansing I strengt liming t' libi 0 tonic to free 2 7t the eyes from A 01110 ''( dust dirt srnoke and for it eignsubstanes Streortioss ErmiAt BON-OPTO Ittx 4 ALLEGED TIRE THIEF I Nev rules governing the distrihm Hon of natural gas have been promulgated by the state corporation cominislron The rules cover sixteen typewritten sheets and among other things stipulate that: gas companies must teach gas users how to read meters Domestic meters most not he installed in coal bins haul rooms or hod romns imeording to the rules stipulate that domestic meters shall be tested for ftootracy once every five years and eminiirlid pie Mrs at shorter intervals The rules provide that gas companies may add to hills if meters are found to he three pereent or more "slow" and shall deduct frOtil bills if meters net found to be three percent or more "fast" "fast" Mattingly The lowest taluation possible to ratoe enough money to improve the stihools and other municipal governments at the same time making all of the big corporations pay their just proportion of the the platform of Nlattingl county assessor who le the democratic nominee for another term Mattingly is a Kentueldan born In Lebanon in 1SC4 Following his schooling he spent the next twenty-nine years on the farm like most of the candidates for county offices this year After this extensive period of rural existence he went to OIVOTISboro where he remaimed until 1908 Assssor lu lierttucky Ito then came Co Oklahoma City where be has been in many ocampatio among them tieing the opera Hon of a grocery stort at Frisco avenue and llarvey streets a retail furniture business on California and a rooming hiiiir the north part of the city Ile also tried his luck at the dairy Itminttos for a short time after Nvhih he landed the job of county in Po) llefore coining to Oklahoma he served two terms ito deputy comity assessor In KentMliy Perhaps a paramount reason for coming to Oklahoma was- that fact that he Might find extensive opportunity to eXi'MiSe his good judgment In like case of pretty women They weren't all flappers in "them" days and flgiyhorny ham Kentucky backed off the atlas when it come to good Mattingly who Is 67 years old is married and has seven children Pe Is a member of the Epworth Methodist church a trustee in the Odd Fellows lodge and a trustee in the Knights of Pythias He was a member of the committee that made the arrangements for the purchase of the new home at Fourth and Matti ngly The lowest tallottion possible to ou raise engh m1 im 0' to rove the Scillools and other municipal govern ments at the same time making all of the big corporttlions pay their just proportionorthe the IS ARRESTED HERE 0- Salyer alleged to have sto- llen several thousand ars doll Nswth of automobile tires from garages und eel vice sta bons In Topeka Kansas was arrested hero Thursday evening lay Lee Mullenix bertillion expert When arrested Salyer hail seveloven lbasings and twelve Inner tubes of all expensive make according to Mull- tit They were piled high on the tied of a light delivery truck and Salyer maid that he swats selling them bver the country A charge of embezzlement was laced against Salyer when Alilibqiit notified Thursday night by I lie I Sheriff at Topeka that Salyer was frfanted there for obtaining property 4 tnder false pretenses Ile is alleged 'i to have bought the urea on credit baving them shipped into Oklahoma 6 nd then coming on to Oklahoma him-Self getting the tires and peddling them out over the country lie Will be held for Topeka officers according to Mullenit Ask to See Our French Seal Coat $9975 I i it) Ask to See tA Our French Seal 11 Its' Coat I $9975 i August 1 Fur Sale Offering Greater Values Than Ever August 1 Fur Sale Offering Greater Values Than rver 411SroU 804-306 Main 411Sl'oL ti 0 4 i I 1 5 4 1 1 1 i i i I I 11' Stop Laxatives Which Only Aggravate Constipation Nu 101 is a a medicine or cannot gripe When you are constipated not enounit of Nature's lubricating liquid is produced in the bowel to keep the food wastik soft and moving Doctors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this natural lubricant a thus replaces it Try it to! day GLOID-HALLIBURTON Co Our Entire Stock of Men's 1 hi letter BITURNO Freeting of per petutVing a $15000 salary grab whILe atirnity general in conneetion Ivrth the ItiM Elver oil hind suits and alleges that Tooling whilo 'attorney general elected on the "democratic ticket drew $15000 from the state an amount so McNeill asserts was greatly In excess of what Free ling 0 0 Fascinating Fashions Shown by New Eastern Millinery Shop Prices to fit Tropieals Silks Mohairs Palm Beach and other summer ihaterials Stouts Regulars Slims and Stubs Sizes 32 to 59 Reductions On Summer Suits $1500 Summer Suits $1000' $1800 Summer suits $1200 21:100 Summer Suits $1335 $2500 Summer Suits $1665 $2750 Summer Suits S1840 $43000 Summer Suits $2000 $3500 Summer Suits F2335 $4000 Summer Suits $2665 $4500 Summer Suits $3000 Genuine Palm Beach Suits Newest and most desirable models Sizes 32 to 0 could have earned In private practice during that time AleNcill In biter to Free goes into a length'? tiiittense11 of the farrier-labor rt eonsti action leagitele platform A 11gill1ft town te said to be to dry 'that IT hag to pin on Its Postagt' 1 Post 4 Our buyer just returned from market with all clever new trimmed llats made in all new colors in Blue Spruce Bitter Sweet Nut Muffin Toast Chinese Blue and Wall beautiful trims of feathers fancy ornaments metal cloth beaded ornaments ribbozine stitching in all colors every Shop tillwys Ahead New Eastern Millinery 321 North Robinson er M16 't i 4 4 a 1 4 0 I 0 IT l'eT 4 I 5 ti 7 It nte He 11101 Wif -1 I i 41 1 '4 1 8 11 1 i Pr (It htt tIt tt TIC 1110 tall i 4-4 a 4 hut letter BITItnell FreennX of per could have earned In piv rate practios 'E 4: 7 i( 1tti a afl a $15000 salary grab whLe daring that time McNil e' in MOP lila It tiiintly Time ilinsou4ict-41loanntliclat lit egotzirininteoriantlin-tristr: leg es that Foaling while alilirney costi action leagite's platform 4 t-' A general elected on the ldonueratte two IS'-' ticket drew $1500 0 from the state A town Ifi to be te) i a''! 4 an amount so cNeill asmerta was dry "that it to pin on its PostilS I greatly In rceesa of what Froeling ataisps--Washington POd 4 cIk I I- 1 '''111 1 Fascinating Fashions Shown by 1 I' New Eastern Millinery Shop 4 0 Stop Laxatives 4 4 Which Only Aggravate ravate A Our buyer just returned from Constipation 1 F' A 4 IA A a '4 Nulol is a lubricant-not a Iv eksi 4 i market with all clever new medicine or laxative so it trimmed Hats made in all new cannot gripe -s1-- xli colors in Blue Spruce Bitter I i When you are constipated it 4s''' not enou Isi nA of Nature' 10 uhricating liquid is pro- it nese Blue and all Flower-- 0 tab eet Nut Muffi Wall Toast Chi- 4 "414 4 4 duced in the bowel to the food wastsk soft keep beautiful trims of feathers 4 and '4 I moving Doctors prescribe fancy ornaments metal cloth 4 Nujol because -I beaded ornaments ribbozine it acts like ti stitching in all colors 1 his natural le' I lubricant a 1' i ohtI4 Trrepiitac te: A Prices to fit every pocketbook-from 4 litoo ri 3' 44 day 298 i 1 Shop iAlwctys Ahead 1 tr 1 -x- Irs 1 New Eastern Millmery AL A LAXATIVE -A 321 North Robinson 1 4 ol -4--7-41 rti ti i I GLaysD HALL IBuRT0N Cr i 4 vit'll 11 4'''' 1 4IA 4t 4 -40- i 4 i' L'i 4 I IttA i i A ill 1:: 1 all i i 4 if -k i 4 tTti -4z A 13- I 4 I i A -on Our Entire Stock 4 4 44- of IVIen's i 1 sa 11 I I i 9 Palm Beach :1 ri ft if ii it 1 er 4 1 cifIl 11 4 0 4 it Tropicals Silks 1 OK- V4' tt '2Ffit': 44preT i 4 4 i and other summer pr 't 'Mohairs' th 1 -7 hterials Stouts I I 1 i i Regulars Slims and Stubs Sizes 3'2 OV i i ttat trl tO 59 0 II l'ef i ta i 4 '4 'pin Reductions On I 4 lr us! i I Summer Suits ti $1500 Summer Suits 11) 401 L' ti 110 -ini $1000' "4 i 6 I tali $1800 Summer suits- $1200 i 2000 Summer Suits 4 1 82500 Summer Suits $1335 saiii '11 07 05 00 Summer 1 1 nl 11 Suits Suits $1665 t41 it sl8A0 LN 1 31 055 000 000 Summer lni 11111 in- Summer II" Suits iii ttt sss 4 Itff Je $2000 i- S2335 I S9( CI 6 kY-r-- $30 A' A 41 00 A 1-'1 4 ') Genuine Palm Beach Suits rr tog i1 Newest and most desirable models 1' 1 1 1 4 Ir 144 I I 4 Sizes 32 to 50- I 'f (I 1 iI I A a 1 41 11 0 S7 At f-' 44 1111 1 'ist it 1 it Fe CO rit41101' 0in 41A K- 1 1 I 4A1 '4014 r- 4 we ran fil 11:7 A 7 'r ir Our Entire Stock nf Su Su Pair Newest Sizes 32 Fascinating 4 1 144 i 1 New Easti top Laxatives )1-' Which Only Aggravate I i- L4e Constipation t'' I 7' t-- t) 4 Nulol is a a Iv Ay sv 4 medicine or so 6- 004 cannot gripe 1 -1--- Vl'hen you are constipated '1 A not enounit of Nature's 30 'It! A 1 thierrfaootidngwalistitiniidsoiint 4 duced in the bowel to keep 7- moving Doctors prescribe Nujol because -) it acts like ti Alb 1 his natural le' i lubricant a -4' Prices to fit thus replaces if 1- it Try it to 77 39 50 day tar 4 ItikN 1116 Atik 0 '11't 11rw a itio VI ITIVII er i qb I 0 An "If "Ifir 141i 44all "'NI I ii7 tel l'eri'' 1 A' I Ffit Cl- co iy lrix 1 1 4L 111 1 Final CVarahce' Summers Cotton Frocks In three groups that furnish savings in our Great August Reductions 1 The Pig o't the German republic EIGHTH CORPS AREA HEAD TO VISIT CITY 1 was recently flown In Washington from the flagstaff of the German embassy This Is the first time thc German flag has appeared since diplomatic Tela lions between the ra I govern nient a 0 the imperial Norman government were severed In February 1917 II t1 I Wily WOMEN GET DESPONDENT (-kn ho MICR cliiif of staff in tile eiehth eorps I1L StL tinned at Fort Texas was to visit Oklahoma City -Friday fternoo0 lie was to be greeted on his tivrival by tiorianor Robertson nay Ittifiman tklid the geheral talf of the 95th dikision He will he entertained Friday eve rang Itt dinner ity Hoffman The visit is purely social it W119 annimneed Up to $1275 Values Al 'r oo rr 5 INESIONNIMMEMBEENIMENIESNEVIIMMINI Up to $895 Values' i Orl 12 4 4 i i Up to $1275 Values 'I A 65 1 4 l' Is ti 1 It miramt i Are not Women neturallg as lighthearted braVe and hopettil as Men Yea certainly: but a Woman's organism is esaent la IlyA trferent teon a delicate it ore sensitive and more exact- Mg Women in thlicate healt it are more dependent more nervous more irritable and more deepOriCiend ''11n a woolen develops nervousneas sleeplernm ea back- headaches dragginadnwn pains ntut melancholia sha hould lose no time in giving Lydia Pink harn's Vegetable Compound a fair trial it will quickly dienel such troubles This root and berit medicine contains no drugs and hen been I he standby of American womanhood foe nearly fifty years (Adv) such troublen T1 Oa 'root medleins contains no drugs and hen bn the standby nt American ro nearly fifty years worenhooAdv) BENEFIT AT YUKON FOR CHILDREN'S HOME A benefit entertainment given by Oklahoma City residents at Yukon for the benefit of the borne of theOkia homa Children's Home society proved a success officials of the society said Friday Similar programs are tc be given in other towns near the city to raise money for the home at 1903 West Tenth street Those on the program were Mrs Burns Pedigo Aliso Beatrice Wad sack- Miss Jewell Brashea Mrs Beesley and John McLauserty sms Anti-pneumonla cerium is obtainable from the blood of horses homa Children's Horne society proved a auceess officials of the society said Friday Similar programs are tr be given in other towns near the city to raise money for the home at 1903 West Tenth street Those on the program were Mrs Burns Pedigo Aliso Beatrice Wad sack- Miss ll Jewer rs ashea Beesley and John McLituserty I op Anti-pneumonia serium is le obtainable from the blood of horses Available at prices that do not cover the cost of the material in this tremendous los e-out Saturday morning 6 Tropical Worsted Suits cures Malaria Colds Consti pation Biliousness and Head aches A Fine Tonic Value giving has been raised to its highest and profits cast out of consideration in a vigorous effort to d-i-spose of all cotton frocks Up to $2004Value's 6 11 Up to $2500 Values 11 Value ng has been i 6 4 raised to its highest and profits cures Malaria Colds Consti I cast out of considera- 65 ton in a vigorous effort pation Biliousness and Head 1 to d-i-spose of all cotton aches- A Fine Tonic I frocks 1 Trop 1orsted 1 mai I- I 1 4 7---A IA II ItS it Is 40 DRESSES OF VOILE GINGHAM DOTTED SWISS ORGANDIE LINEN AND COMBINATIONS-TRIMMINGS OF EXTRAORDI NARY CLEVERNESS AND EFFECT-ALL LATE SUMMER STYLES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN am DRESSES OF VOILE GINGHAM DOTTED SI LINEN AND NARY CLEVERNESS AND EFFECT-ALL LATE SUMMER STYLES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN NOW ON SALJ AT i I I 111 NOW ON AT II 105 MAIN STREET NOW ANY MOHAIR OR PALM BEACH SUIT NOW ANY STRAW HAT PAUL C-11 GREGORY Final Cliarance Values From $595 Up to $1275 Tuxedo and Slip-Over Models desirable navy and black At these enormously reduced clearance prids from a collection of styles and sizes Fiber Sweaters Final Reduction Summer Skirts Values From $795 Up to $1375 Silk and wool skirts for for early fall wear a Plain pleated and novelty style's white and colors 61PAMMA1010 MINEPWWWWitaMMIlniNitgMOMilM1NiM1 MEN'S 0 11 7 LI $250 Straws $300 Straws STRAWS $350 Straws $400 Straws $500 Straws I pRicp $600 StraWs 2 AA $650 Straws Men's and Boys' Floor Genuine Palm Beach and Mohair Trousers 'Nils grays and stripes tp ad Sizes 28 to 50 $600 CLOT HALLIBURTON Co Hudson and Main S125 $150 $175 $200 $250 $300 $325 I 44 I 1 6 1 Genuine Palm Beach and Mohair Qk 11 '11' I C- I 4 Final 0 I Trousers Tdns grays and stripes tp 95 )it' 00 5 Clearance Fiber Sweaters Sizes '28 to 50 $600 trousers-- 114e ft 'i Values From $595 Up to $1275 II 111 1 ANY MOHAIR OR '111 lP PALM A SUIT 1 'S tr) Tuxedo and Slip-Over Models desirable shades-2plenty navy and black $250 Straws $300 Straws $125 $150 1' NOW MEN'S At these enormously reduced clearance pric4 $350 Straws $175 1 'Ill' 4 1 5 ett) 1 1 from a collection of styles and 1' 1t STRAWS $400 Straws 1 $200 ti' 11 11 sizes I 1 $500 Straws 50 $2 tc ek 0 1 I 2 PRICE (300 Straws 300 1 I II Final 1 44 $650 Straws 11' ANY STRAW HAT Summer Skirts Reduc' tion Sum 4 I NOW i $32 i ED 1 Men's and Boys' Floor 1 '1 i Values From $795 Up to $1375 I I Li IS 11 0 4 cl 44'1 e' fi Silk and for early GLOYD-HALLIBURTON CO trAmi fall wearwool skirts for no ifi i PAUL et GREGORY LI Plain pleated and novelty style's white and colors A '1 Hudson and Main J4 4 i 1 105 MAIN STREET 1 1 14)' I ----'---3 4 1 i 4 sn'sgm Genuine Palm Beach and Mohair $3 Trousers to Tdns grays and stiipes i II Sizes 28 50 $600 troUsers-- it I I 1 ii 09 a 0 1: 40 k- I lirf :11 JF mEN9s $250 Straws $300 Straws $150 ss340g ssttrraaNy'N'7ss sTRAws 12 PRICE $000 Straws $175 Is 4 i 11 $600 Straws $250 1 tc I i $300 1 4t Jii Men--'s and Boys' Floor 0 I) Fr 4 A GLOYD-HALLIBURTON CO Hudson and Main A A ZAP) -71-1 -L -1-II II I 1 4 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 f' i.