Easter Assortments Were Never More Attractive or the Off er mgs More JnresUnTi
T,iFsnAY and Wednesday in this ad -5
READ ABOUT THE SPECIALS FOR MONDAY. TUESDAY
Stylish Garments for Women
V.
New Footwear
An excellent assortment
of the newest footwear in
the most wanted styles. The
latest cloth and leather com
binations will be especially
attractive to dressy women.
We take particular care in
the fitting of shoes. You
take no chances when you
buy here for we guarantee
satisfaction. Cousins Shoes
for Women. Nettleton Shoes
for Men. Plamate Shoes for
Children.
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The Latest Suits.
A truly beautiful showing of
fashion's latest creations. Every
garment stylishly made of high
grade fabrics, silk poplins, gabar
dines, serge, black and white nov
elties and coverts, new plain tailor
ed, flared skirts with pretty novel
ty jackets in the most wanted col
ors for spring and summer wear
such as Belgian blue, robin egg
blue, sand, putty, shades of grey,
checks, navy, etc. Don't fail to
visit this big style store if you're
interested in the newest garments.
Priced $17.50 to $10.00.
The Season's Newest Coats.
A comprehensive showing of the
latest coats, made in the authentic
modes for 1915. Coverts, senre.
"X" ,t gabardine, chinchilla, boncte, shark
If checks are shown. Buy your coat
here and you'll be satisfied in every way. Priced $10 to $25.
Women's New Waists.
Lovers of dainty waists have expressed great admira
tion for this splendid assortment. Crepe de Chine, voile,
organdie, nob crepe, georgette crepe, chiffon, jap silk,
lawn, pussy willow, lace and messaline made up in the
latest approved models. Prices 98c to $10.00.
Women's New Dresses.
A display that eclipses any showing of its kind in this
vicinity. Pretty wash fabrics, voiles, lawns, dimities,
linens, silks, crepe de chine, crepe meteor, taffeta, messa
line, ponlin and wool challies in a wide variety of dainty
styles that are different. Priced $3.75 to $15.00.
New Separate Skirts.
A fine showing (if tlu new Skirls, I'll ninny iIcm'i ralilo models the new
flare, 1 stylo in ii ii v y , black, iinvolly, oIum'Uh ami stripes: I'lilni llonch striped
mi. I iimiii Wnttlo cloths, juipn-M unci serges. A sopnrnto slur!
Iuin.lv mi. I hiivi'h Vimr unit skirts. PRICED $1.25 to $12.!)0,
New Apparel for Children and Misses.
Wo give particular nttont inn to children V garments and the pres
ent assortments offer splendid selections. The new coats nil. I 1 riMK
os will iii.enl strongly to anyone interested in children's clothing.
garments lire well made ul new popular taluics in mil n V neat
styles. V (in '11 find the prices entirely nut i t'u i-1 i ry .
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In the Silk Section Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Fine quality black Chiffon Taffeta Silk, heavy grade,
inches wide. Our $2.00 quality, special for three days,
$1.4!) a yard.
Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk, a little lighter weight than
the one mentioned above, :!(5 inches wide. Our $1.50 quality,
special for three days, $1.11) a yard.
Domestic Rajah Silk, pongee color, a fine, silky fabric,
splendid for summer, 27 inches wide, (5c quality, special
lic a yard.
Domestic Rajah Silk, pongee color, same as above but
2:5 inches wide. Our 50c quality, special for three days, We
a yard.
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Our 736th Wednesday
Surprise Sale for
March 31st
A Great Sale of
Desirable
Curtain Nets
Extra value at 19c yd.
This sale includes many
pretty curtain nets in white,
cream and ecru, and offers
a most unusual chance to
curtain your windows at a
surprising price. Many de
signs to select from. Wide
widths. Don't fail to see this
offering. On sale next Wed
nesday only at this surprise
price, 19c a yard.
See the Window Display.
Sale Starts at 8::10.
In the Wash Goods
Section
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- ril
day regular 121 -2c Percales ''f--
special for Q I gg)
three days . . . J r
Regular 120 Ginghams.
Special for three days, 9c a
yard. Regular :55c Plaid
New Cloth, a splendid wash
fabric for dresses. Special
for three days, 6 yards for
$1.00. ...
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases
If you're going to the fair or just going on a short
trip you'll be interested in our large assortment of
traveling needs shown on the second floor. You will
find our trunks and cases very dependable, they will
carry your clothes safely and will last for years.
Made to withstand the roughest handling. Kinds to
suit all purses.
fil Men's New Hats " pJ
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As stylish a display of men's hendwear as you
will find anywhere, showing the new shapes with
self colored and contrasting bunds; straight and
pencil eurled brims. Stiff Hats, Straws and
I'linuiiins, a worthy display that should appeal to
men of taste, 1 .50 to if.ii.50.
Men's New Shirts
Men who have seen this showing say it's groat. You'll find the ssavov M,irt
.liere of course you ve seen it nuveruseu in me nig national magazines it ,
dandy garment it's the shirt with the madetn-mensure look. ija.50 to
We show a large assortment of good shirtB at $1.00. Xewest colorings ami
fabrics,
Men's Underwear
You'll need lighter underwear too. Wc have just what you will need R. v.
P. and Mousing Wear. The new B. V. 1). in pongee is worthy of special mca
tiou. Trice ranges up from $1.00.
New Hosiery for Men
We're showing a splendid line of silk fiber hose for men in solid colors, Fiich
as blue, tan, suede, black, white and the new palm beach. Cotton lisle, silk
lisle, your kind is here. Hosiery prices range lflc to ff 1.23 a pair.
Men's Suits Made to Measure
Special Sale of Men's
Automobile Gloves
for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
Men's Mocha Buck Auto
Gloves, Regular $2.00 Grade,
Special for Three Days
These nre splendid gloves of
a fine velvety brown niochu
buck lonelier, large roomy
gauntlet just the thing tor
motoring. Our regulur $2.1)0
grade, f,jr three days.
We've a great assortment of fine
suitings to show yon, N'ew Silk Voiles,
I'rineetoiiinns, Woisteds, Cashmeres,
Serges in the popular checks, phiiils,
stripes and novelty mixtures. We guar
antee satisfaction in fabric, workman-
& If
OOODICOODS
ship and fit. We run the risk, you tnke ' iiKrirl
no cliiinces. Come in and let us lnensiitf Igtj
Vnu up for that new suit . l:!.L'5 ami ffes I
lip made for yon to your measure. I
A Sale of Boys' Negligee
Shirts " I
With attached collars, light colors in tans, blues, black j
and white in stripes and figures. Here are the prices for ,
three days:
o0c Shirts, special for three clays at
iov umi to, special ivi im mv"
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Boys'
Boys'
Boys' $1.00 Shirst, special for three days at
.79c
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Albany Herald: .lack Vrench, the French, and a grey rooiier belonging in the South Caliipooia street neighbor-'
three year old soil of Mr. and Mrs. John to Harry Wilkius, got into a fight up hood esterdny iil'tcrnoon it ml but for
;TH15 STORE THAT 8AVES YOU MONEY.:
"Crescent" and "Calef Bros." Ranges
$30.00 and Up
Guaranteed 1.") and 23 years will last a life
time. Matle of the best material that can
be obtained. Three sizes of ovens. Ground
or black tops. Sold on thirty days' approval.
If you have an old range or cook stove that
you wish to dispose of we will take it as part
payment on a new range.
Use Our Free
HOME 'FURNISHERS
LUa. C UURTkNfGHSTS.. Department
r.zzz TOPE CREDIT IS GOOD HERE.
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the inti-rventioii of .lack's grandfath
er, V. M, Heilfield, during one riuiiul,
ami his iin.tl.u, .luring another rim ml .
.lack w.nil.l pn.l.nlily have suffered ser
ious ci.iiM'niirii. ..s. As it is, Jack is
liaising ii .ur .crutch extending down
his teicliciol mi. I ending abruptly over
his Icfi eve. ,l;.t, It seems, lind been
chasing the ro..ter. It further seems
that the mi, ,,, t,,r n'seated the same.
Wounded Carried
Miles To Hospital
(I'uiithiiic.l Prom Tago One.)
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hou-.', wh.-i, i. firB( :,( ,
duty. Tlicie w mild be noliiiiig hut
tinw r.r lirn , lie upon. The fiit
oul, .Insh cold water into
his in,',., W0U1B U1, ,in,
thein as I.,.. i t.v ,.0ll,.
Then the w,.,,,,,., inn n would lie on
"'e stum ,,,,, utfnll. Vr it .,
" to mi ry him through the fir
ing 'one m g,,t i,l(k to the infinnniv,
win,-1 win a, ,,!,, lit 1 1 1 lions,, in a
town n mile di.tnnt. lie would either
be wheeled nl.ing the tow path of the
cniwl on a siivt.her made of two bnby
cHimge w,;,h ,ve-e eonnecte.l bv u
I'oni I, or ii ,,1n" would enrrv
him .ii nn M !.,!,) rlmr.in"
old I ten, I, ,e..iiit with long white
linkers. II ,onl WM fl.,,,,,,,1 wi,,
straw be. nse , carried the oulv noKt
Smveiy wmn.le,! men, who often died
during th ,,,11,, j0lllrv ,jow ,), f1.
ii.il. We (,se. t cnll hi,,, "emro"
Olid we mimed tlitTiml the Stvx.
At the iiifirnmrv ther were ri-nl sur
geon, but with W(irki
and they were f,,ree,l. of necessity, to
n nnprovis,s operating loom. '
If the nni,,..l..l . ii ......
. .. n.wii HOT 1.1111 nnve,
i' thin time, I,,. WOnl,l be put Int.. a red
cro-H wagon or niitomnbile or some
oilier sort of a vehicle and carrie.l 110
in i lei to a huge town ovhi. il I cannot,
for obvious rca-oiis, inline), and here
he would be put on the next lied Cross
t in i ii and slnile.l lor I'niK His bed in
the 1 1 it i 11 might be a seat in a third,
second or liistclass coach; or, if he
wns lucky, it might be a sheeted bed
in a icgular He, I Cros cur.
At lust his tiniu will pull into l'aris
or into some other distant city of
Fiance, where there nre l,ig hospital.
s.oris of nmbulauces will lie wailing
in lie mill., a, I vai.U. The in.il.nl.ii
nttei.innts will l,e running annuel.
:ea. h seeking nut tiie wiiiii.le.l who are
to b. nssigne.l to the Im-pital which he
!iepieent, I'o thein he i, onlv n
iiinmber. or perhap.- a chalk liiai'k mi
the door of the car. Thev will put
him en a stretcher, place hin'i :,i u h,,g..
1 motor anibiilanee, perhaps with one or
iwu ot.ier men wlm Imve I i wouu.lcl
on distant battlefields, and the ear
"ill race thuiugh the .(loots of the citv
10 ,,u lio-pitnl, u,., on.e seemed to
the Milterer so tuanv miles nwav, und
wheie wanii, white i.e., gentle iiurses,
r"" "'"l 'I" re.poiisibilitv await
aim. It i. no wonder that tli,. wound
ed men who lead, the hospital nl,
sink hack ,(,, the ill,,,,-. ,,it, .iel,
ot relict Ii ii . I smile heu thev catch the
lift glimpse of the white nurses, l.nok
, 'nek nt the .loimioy he ha. taken since1
that .neineiit he was hit i ,. tren.-hes
and von ,,, un.ler.t,,,,,! how ,, ho.pital
wilr.l I. ...I- l.L.. , 1
1 "'-.Hen to u wounded
robber.
To get into a hospital i
'ol.lie.s , ,,.,.. ,! ,,., ,.,.
w , 1 ,lrli, li;ilillvt xwn
g taeinselve, , ,-,,.,,,
his velf ,,,,,, kn0WM -
'' ;'. aad the pnnishme,,, ,,,Mlh.
in Jl.r reeiine, ,1 n ... . ... . .
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been released after Eerving lo vears in'favor he also puncnu"' ' . j, V
order to permit him to enter the army, ' the n'-hber. " " :f 0,.(tr'
persuaded another soldier to shiiot him, their wounds dicssci t .
. del ..... l.
through the hand. In return for this : ! pow
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;hau l i, ami H' "
men wcie c,-
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i TIRED EYES
j ACHING EYES
! And aching heads are oft
en permanently relieved by
jthe use of rightly fitted eye
, glasses or spectacles.
' Better save your sight
while you can. Our eyes are
open to discover defects
in yours if you will give
us the opportunity. Our
! rightly fitted lenses will af
ford you relief.
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Miss A. McCulloch
OPTOMETRIST
208-209 HubuardBld?.
Phone 109
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