PCTiK COUUYI HDT70, 7BY0II, IT. 0.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE FOR
TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1918
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF POLK
By virtue of the tax list for said
county for the year 1918 now in my
hands for collection. I will on Mon
day the-5th day, of May, 1919," at
the Court, House door in Columjbus
during the legal sale hours, ' sell to
satisfy the State and County taxes
due and the costs allowed by law,
the following described real estate.
To wit: : ,.- .:--.' .
Levy on Real Estate for 1918 Taxes.
Saluda Township, April 2, 1919.'
TV T. Burns: 50 acres " 8.64
C. L. Burns, 81 acres
J. A. Bolich, 1 town lot.-,
Lewis L. Bradley, 50 acres.
Wm. P. Cox, 2 town lots. -
H. G. Garrett, 60 acres..
G. D. Gilreath, 1 town lot...
Ed. Heatherly, 69 acres, bal.
Jake Johnson, 25 acres. .
Mrs. Mintie Johnson, 3 1-2 a
J. I. Johnson, 25 acres
Joe Lee, 75 acres.-.. -
Mrs. H. Locke, 1 town lot...
Jerry Laughter, 100 acres.
W. E. Laughter, 56 acres...
Lervie Laughter, - 8 acres.
E. L. Moore, 1 town lot .
M. L. Breland, 1 town lot
Oscar Parris, 1 town lot
G. W. Pearson, 343 acres.
Hannon Pace, 2 town lots.
J. G. Rollins. 60 acres. 1...
D. M. Rollins, 100 acres. ...
B. C. Rhodes Estate, 100 a.-
T. R. Stepp, 50 acres
,R. G. Stepp, 137 acres
W. L. Speights, 1 town lot
Victoria Station, 38 acres
W. L.-Thompson, 35 acres. .
John Harrison, 1 town lot
Deff Jackson, 1 town lot...
Cooper Gap Township
E. H. Benson, 99 acres-$
Bud Baily, 22 acres.
J. R. Blanton, 111 acres.....
J; T. Baily, 45 acres.
C. R. Bradley, 74 acres
Sam Baily, 54 acres ... .
A. B. Green, 72 1-2 acres. .
J. C. Griffin, 30 1-2 acres....
. TTTill TT A A kal
win layiica, -j avico, .
Mrs. Allen Lawter, 79 acres.
M. E. McCrain, 51 acres..
Edgar McCrain, 75 acres
W. A. Ruff, 71 acres. ...
Mrs. Mary Taylor, 25 acres.
Mrs. T. E. Walker, 46 acres. .
Mrs. Margaret Womack, 240
acres.. ....
Grant Walker, 50 acres.
Columbus Township
Jasper Bishop, 88 acres.
E. B. Cloud, Adm. H. A.
-Green, 1 lot
C. D. Elliott, 34 1-2 acres, bal,
E. H. Edwards, 100 acres....
Avery Elliott, 1 town lot
W. A. Fisher, (r917-1918) 57
acres....
H. E. Flynn, 46 1-2' acres.
H. G. Flynn, 72 12 acres
B. F. Gibbsr 2 acre-s.
L. F. Grant, 18 1-2 acres
Mrs J. T. Hutcjierson, 416 a.
HC T TT..1.1 -t
u. lu xiutcnerson, xi acres
R. G. Hamilton, 580 acres
Mrs. Mabel Harrison, 1 acre.
H. W. Hill, 6 acres 19.96
Mrs. L. B. McGuinn, 91 acres. v 21.36
W.,M. Newman, 66 acres 7.34
rGrayson Newman,40 acres. 4.75
W. A. Newell, 114 acres. 15.47
J. Claude Parris, 137 1-2 a.
A. L. Pitman, 332 acres
Otis Pack, 86 acres....
Wm. F. Pack, 48 1-2 acres.
E. P. Phillips, 38 acres....
Mrs. B. L. Pendergast, 3 town
, lots......
Calvin .Phillips, 19 acres -
Zeb Rogers, 42 acres.
Tallant Heirs, 188 acres ('17)
W. M. Thompson, 76 acres.
Jack Thompson, 35 acres "
Mrs. F. R. Williams, 20 acres
Bessie Walker; 1 town lot.
W. W. Williams, 41 1-2 acres '
Stewart Williams, - 41 1-2 a.
Robert Booker Estate, 2 a.
H. D. Dogan, 33 , acres.
Alf Egerton, 2 acres
John Hannon, 13 acres ;
Sam Holbert, Sr.,,4 acres..
Sam Holbert, Jr., 1 acre
Esther Petty, 1 acre
VWill Simmon, 6 acres
C. W. Williams, 793 1-2 a.
f Tryon Township ,
J. S. Arledge, 25 acresl$
David D. Bradley, 1 town lot
Mrs. A. L. Butter, 1 town lot
Furman L. Case. .
J. A. Davidson, 1 town lot
W. J. Ford, 1 town lot .
Wash G. Fisher, 125 acres.
R. V. Fisher, 1 town lot...
John Henry Ford, 5 acres.
W. J. Gaines, 5 town lots
Willson Howard, 9 acres.
Archie Howard, 1 town lot.
J. E. Hilton Estate,-97 acres
Joseph and Mary Leisch, 100
acres..: ;
Mrs. H. E. Livingston Estate",
1 town lot . ;
J. H. Metcalf. 1 town lot
G. E. Metcalf, 9 acres
Geo. E. Morton, 18 acres...
C. A. Moore, 20 acres......
Mrs. R. E. Neal, 1 town lot
Clarence Newman, 8 acres.
Mrs. S. N. Newman, 3 acres
W. M. Newman, 20 acres
J. G. Newman, 2 town. lots.
W. A. Newall, 1 town lot...
H. L. Owens, 2 acres
Mrs. J. B. Panther, 1 town lot
John T. Panther, 1 town lot
Dr. M. C. Palmer, 105 acres.
Octavia Page, 6 acres.'.
Gather Panther, 1 town lot
John V. Price, 75 acres.
m Henry Reich, 8 acres
V. G. Rhodes, 135 acres, 2 lots
L. V. Randall, 1 tdwn lot
Mrs. D. M. Robinson, 15 acres
Mrs. Fannie M. Smart, 2 town
lots': .- -,- ...
- Leonard Scruggs, 3 acres.
W. F. Smith, 2 town lots..
, Arthur L. Smith, 12 acres. .
Mrs. M. Z. Smith, 1 town lot
A. Smithgale, 1 town lot'
Mrs. M. D. Surath, 1 town lot
Mrs. J. S. Thompson, 1 lot.
Lumber Co. -
Mrs. Sarah Williams, 59 acres
12.24
20.24
8.99
1.75
9.60
4.73
6.04
8.92
6.87
8.22
10.94
4.44
10.78
14.55
6.98
-3.65
- 2.66
9.23
46.09
33.30
7.16
7.56
5.78
6.51
8.76
2.66
4.79
54.04
7.90
23.66
3.07
3.81
27.35
4.93
4.96
1.74
4.50
5.48
5.50'
4.37
6.53
5.80
8.97
3.40
4.28
43.17
3.32
12.97
22.87'
13.16
23.14
12.31
16.12
22.54
9.23
10.06
. 3.09
58.89
18.86
87.98
5.39
2.67
8.35
Johm Johnson, 1 town lot ,
Walter Mills. 2 town lots..
Annie McDuffy, 1 town lot,
bal; -W.
O. Miller, 2 town lots... ;
J. S. Miller, 1 town lot'..c
Ed. M; Mitchell 1 ' town lot. .
Furman B. Miller, 1 lot
Robert Owens. 1 lot...
Harriet White, 1 lot.
Nannie Carson, 1 lot- .
H. C. McDowell, 1 lot -
. Greens Creek Township
W. M. Barnett, 66 acres $
F. P. Covington, 30 ! acres. . .
H. T. Cantrell, 8 acres.
Mrs. C. M. Feggins, 506 ,acres
W. B. Feagins, Jr., 83 acres
Feilder and Brown, 3 lots
R. L. Green, 15 acres.--.
J. H. Greenway, 89 acres.
J. C. Hamptorr, 300 . acres... -
J. P. Home, 160 acres
S. J. Jackson, 40 acres.
O. F. Jones, 138 acres, bal.
Jones and Mclntire, 1 lot...
Mrs. Ethel Miller, 23 acres.
W. B. McSwann, 220 acres.
Mrs. Rhodes Neal, 75 acres
Mrs. Ludora Turner, 32 acres
S. B. Weaver, 125 acres.
Sanford Liles, 20 a"cres
C. C. Liles, 105 acres
T. V. Miller, 4 aores j
' White Oak Township
Mrs. Annie Brisco, 123 acres$
Geo. C. Brisco, -47 acres.
Thomas Blackwell, 15 acres
John T. Caviness. 55 acres
J. T. Edwards. ( W. O. and C.
G.) 62 acres. i
W. M. Fowler, 70 1-2 acres
B. F. Gibbs, 58 acres .
F. M. Griffin Heirs, 52 acres.
Hulton - and . Bourbannias,
1957 acres 139.14
Thomas Jones Estate, 38 a. 9.95
Cling Lawter, 3 1-2 acres. 12.69
W. A. Mills, Sr., 728 acres.
Pink Pack, 50 acres...
William Russell, 120 acres..
M. L. Saine, 19; acres. .
J. L. Smith, 60 acres.
William Sentell Estate, 130 a.
James Staton (1917-1918) 33
acres : . ..
W. R. Lurner, 9 acres..
W. D. Williams Estate, 100 a.
Lil. Abrams, 2 acres
Wade Head Estate, 86 acres
Frank Mills, 53 acres.
Vance Redmond, 45 acres
(1917-1918).. ....
A. J. Splann, 72 acres.
M. B. Lunner. 100 acres
W. C. ROBERTSON,
Tax Collector.
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SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY FOR
TAXES
V :",
5.70
8.12
19.76
11.96
8.73
13.70
T4.17
7.61
11.52
16.03
16.72
13.20
92.51
25.08
2.75
11.63
27.49
42.13
43.45
11.87
10.30
2.32
3.05
42.89
8.33
,3.95
32.11
5.55
24.55
5.27
20.25
13.39
2.74
5.27
17.72
25.28
7.17
3.94
21.41
100.23
21.55
20.80
15.44
4.17
3.79
4.52
27.12
13.32
6.70
25.08
5.13
13.64
17.99
1157
11.82
. 2.95
2.95
2.69
3.59
1.57
1.67
10.17
9.39
10.65
42.00
4.63
9.31
24.24
16.83
. 6.09
1.76
101.29
8.84
.9.67
10.71
13.85
28.30
12.72
4.74
14.05
V 8.96
9.90
; 7.10
2.67
15.10
11.53
17.99
26.17
15.53
11.24
38.22
20.37
r 3.77
8.51
80.85
36.33
4.91
2.67
43.15
5.09
28.54
4.81
4.00
5.34
7.15
15.89
9.95
1.12
5.50
13.71
19.30
9.89
18.69
TO THE QUALIFIED ; VOTERS,
TRYON GRADED SCHOOL DIS
TRICT: . ' -Pursuant
to an act passed by the
General Assembly of North Carolina,
session 1919; notice is hereby give
that an election will be held in saia
Trvon Graded School District,1 at the
polling place in said School District,
on Tuesday, May 6, 1919, at which
election will be submittea to tne
qualitied voters oi saia scnooi aisinci.,
he question of levying a special tax,
in aaaiuon to me i-a ueretoxoic
authorized, not to exceed fifty cents
on every one hundred dollars worth
of taxable property ana a dollar ana
fifty cents on each taxable poll, for
the nurDose of supplementing the
school funds of said school district
and to create a sinking fund to pay
the ; interest on and to retire . the
bonds of said school district, now out
standing at maturity and to use the
remainder of said tax for the main
tenance of the schools of said Graded
School District. . ;, V
Further, in tmrsuance to said act,
nassed bv the General Assembly of
North Carolina, session 19 19, ratified
March 10, 1919, and entitled an act
to ' amend and supplement chapter
one hundred and one of the private
aws, of one thousand nine hundred
and three, relating to Tryon Graded
School District, it is further enacted
that at said election to be held in said
school district, May 6, 1919, there be
submitted to the qualified voters of
said school district the question of
electing three trustees for said
Graded School to serve for a term
of two years, or, until their success
ors shall be chosen and qualify.
Pursuant to the act of the General
Assembly of North Carolina, as above
outlined, and, at a meeting of the
- -j Saluda
By virtue of my office as Tax Col
lector for the Town of Saluda, I will
sell for cash at the Court House door
at Columbus, N. C, on Monday, May
5, 1919, the following property de
scribed, .for taxes due thereon, with
all costs added as prescribed by law.
To wit:" , n
Mrs. M. F. Alexander. 1 town
lot $ 2.17
Mrs. C. P. Ellerbe, 1 town lot. 16.80
J. A. Johnson,' (1917-1918) 4
town lots 22.45
Mrs. B. L. McCall 2.80
(Colored)
Duff Jackson, 1 town lot.. 3.70
John Harrison, 1 tbwn lot 7.24
Pauline Montgomery, 1 town
lot . ... 2.27
Thomas Nichols, 1 town lot 5.55
C. L. HILL, Tax Collector.
: ' ' Columbus ;
By virtue of my office as Tax
Collector for the Town of Columbus.
I will sell for cash at the Court House
door at Columbus, N. C, on Monday,
May the 5th, 1919, the following
property described, for taxes due
thereon, with all costs added as pre-
1 1 m ...
scriDea oy law. to wit:
For Town Tax 1918 V-
Chas. Davenport, house and'
lot (1917-1918). 5.21
Miss Maggie Gettis, 1 town
lot (1917-1918).- 1.46
Hamilton Heirs, 1 town lot 1.45
LINDSEY SMITH,
Tax Collector for Columbus.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
. ITORS
TO CRED
' 17.97
13.56
50.97
- 7.60
-25.30
3.77
22.57
13.28
116.84
15.24
S -- " U.tt
. x. Wilkms. 2 town lrfc iOQ ok
Fat Carson, 1 town lot 7.55
John Kr Edwards, 1 town lot. 14.91
Elias ; Fields, 2 town lots 14.94
Hattie Fields, 1 town lot.. 32.12
Bessie and Mamie Hannon, 1
town lot.. H - 3 00
Lillie Johnson, -0 acres"!?" 3.67
leo. R. Jones, 1 town lot 19.82
Having qualified as executor of the
estate of A. L. Pitman, deceased, late
of Polk County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned, on ox
oetore the 30th day of May, 1920,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please- make immediate payment.
mis tne sth day of April, 1919.
SALLIE PITMAN,
Administratrix of A L. Pitman
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
'-'The regular municipal election for
the lown of Tyron. for the mirnose
of electing the Municipal officers for
said. Town, will be held at the voting
piace inerem (the Jity Hall) Tues
day after the first ' Monday of May
1919, it being the 6th day of May
1919. ,
The following have been appointed
as registrar ana juages ior saia elec
tion: . . ; .- .:- ..
F. K. - McFarland, registrar and T
H. Coggy- and - R. ,T. McFee, judges
ana poll noiaers.
.This 17 day of March; 1919.
M. G. BLAKE,
Town Clerk.
NOTICE OF SALE '
By virtue of power of sale contain
ed in that certain Mortsrafire Deed ex
ecuted by Will King and wife to W.
E. Mills, to secure a note . for the
loan of purchase money on the - 31st
day of October, 1916 I will sell at
public . auction to -the highest bidder
for cash at the court 'house door of
Polk county on tt
7 APRIL 29th 1919
at 12 o'clock noon; two lots in "the
suburbs of Tryon with small cottage
on one of them. Recorded in Took
31 rage 207 to which you are referred
for further desrrintion of sail lots.
. This March 25th, 1919.
Assigned , by T. C. Mills Admr. of W.
E. Mills to Mrs. Sallie Livingston. :'
24t.-pi i j J.::r:.ri: ,
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Geo. A.Gash, on Tuesday, Apnl.l,
1919, at 3 o'clock p. mv, there being
present a majority ? of ) the; members
of the said Board of School Commis
sioners, it was voted upon and order
ed by said School Commissioners that
therabove notice of election be pub
lished in the Polk County Newsa
paper of general circulation m said
School District for four Successive
weeks. ' .; f ' ;" , -
Done by order - of the- Board of
School. Commissioners of saidJ Tryon
Graded School District, this April 1,
1919. " , .
Tryon Graded School Commissioners,
By Geo. P. Gash,
. Chairman of Board. ' ;i
FARMERS ARE WAKING UP
Result of Recent " Township Meeting
in the County Have More Tnan
Fulfilled the Expectation of Those
M Interested in the Work; County
Agent Sams Comments on Results.
Editor NEWS:- V '
I have just ended the campaign of
community organization in Polk
county, or: rather I have filled all the
appointments" in the county for that
purpose. I am glad to report, that all
my expectations are more than real
ized, 'j
While organizations are not com:
plete in all the townships, at the same
time people are becoming thoughtful
and are thinking along the right lines,
and these township or community or
ganizations will be a certainty.
At Greens Creek, Mill Spring, Sun
ny View (Cooper Gap) organizations
have been effected, and the commun
ity is at work. . . ;
I find as I pass through the coun
ty that Mr. W. B. Edwards, Mr. Pat-
Xryon Graded School Commissioners, I terSon Arleage,- Mr. . John Arledge
tield in the office of its chairman, and many others are preparing to
sow enlarged areas of .grasses for,
pastures, ' this year. .Mr. Jame
Thompson, , Mr: Alex. Feagans and
many others have sown this spring;
and mean to continue to sow. Mr J
John W. -Anderson' who lately pur
chased Mr, :'John?W Edwards .iarm
in Saluda .township has shipped
$50.00 worth of grass and clover
seed as' a starter, for pastures on
his f arm, and in the fall will con-v,-r,iof
Q Komtininc in earnest. Now
that the good work is so well begun,
let's have no - slackers., let ;, every
farmer in Polk county determine that
not another, year shall pass by .until
he shall start and maintain a', pas
ture, if only an acre. ; ' . s
See to it. that the garden is not
neglected; then look out for that well
selected seed corn : Don't be in a
hurry. Think as you select and look
for uniformity jn size, shape valid
color. 5 :-v"';- '"" --- h'
Prune your peach trees. Cut them
way back this spring. This thins the
fruit and relieves the tree of surplus
wood. . -hy :.:" -:.i'-
Keep the plow and harrow going.
Prepare the land well before plant
ing the corn. Don't be in too great
hurry to get through planting, but
be sure your land is well prepared. ;
What about that cotton 'crop?
Everybody knows now, that a small
crop of cotton brings niore money
than a bumper crop. : Then' why kill
yourselves growing a big crop just
to enjoy (?) selling at a low price?
Let every farmer in Polk county cut
his crop one-third.
Last'but not ieast, I 'beg farmers
in v every section of the county to
join in our. community organizations
for mutual helpfulness in evry way,
and to stimulate more love and better
fellowship between neighbors as well
as for 'material prosperity. .
-.Respectfully, X
' J. R. SAMS, County Agent.
OVERBROOK
1 i
Mr. and Mrs. B
the- pleasure of spendin
lttsu wee as guests nf Tur
H.- v P. -Corwith, at their
home, V Overbrook OrcwSilt1
Saluda.'; This orchard .'d' 5
best ; known in Western nZ.oJ i
lina: It contains 1,600
Winesap and Rome Beauts
; ' Mr. Corwith keeDs iw,, 1'
splendid shape, and the i1
it. It is one of the beautv !
that ; section when in fnif v?otM
f iiMiri i in z n u G tiT. voatih
1 1' 1 . ... " -"U im, -
,c sicimm at tnis time anA-P
produce a "bumper" crop ' i
;-jTe. residence of this ami,.
vA - ' 'y j .
' SALUDA ORGANIZES
In company with Mrs.
" -- l' D Put,
meetins- nf t "Cl
oi f auenaing a
ana ; business men
rf C"1. i
ship,-at Friendship church
nesday night. County Agent a?
was xnere, ana alter statin? tCr
ject of the meeting. Drocp
election of officers. Mr S it V
av oiauenter was piPffo r"
Mr. Ed. Thompson, vice 3
secretai
Alter : tne election nf
- - vx v ii-vtirs Mt
Coneland was askpH fn- n
made a short one upon the object!
countv. Mr. H. P n
r - w. 1 til, j I
Thompson, H P. Bailey and otW
aiou AU-v&i. coocu cue met; ting.
the exception of Trvon is
ganized. Soon a call will be issued
j , -te""it.cwun. v,.
iiupe iryuu win ue reaay Deiore
time.
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WE HAVE ONE OF THE BEST
EQUIPPED DEPARTMENT STORES
IN WESTERN CAROLINA.
Formal
Opening
-OP-
COME HELP CELEBRATE THE
OPENING OF THE NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL STORE.
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At considerable: expense we have remodeled our store and doubled its capacity for the
convenience and comfort of our customers as well as ourselves and we are going to cele
brate this growth in connection with bur formal Spring Opening by giving the people of
Hendersonville and surrounding counties values that they have never heard of on 1919
Spring Merchandise. "V
LADIES' DAINTY MUSLIN AND
SILK UNDERWEAR r ,
Muslin Teddies in flesh and white
-some are plain, some dainly trim
med, regular price $1.50 to $3.00
Opening Price 98c to $1.98
Silk Teddies in Crepe de Chine and
China Silk, regular price $3.00 to
$5.00 .
Opening Price $1.98 to $3.98
Ladies' Bloomers in white and pink,
in crepe, batiste, and silk, . regular
price $2.50 ;
Opening Price $1.75 and $1.98
Billie Burkes in white and pink
crepe, daintily trimmed - in Copen
hagen blue, regular price $4.00 .
Opening Price $2.93 pair.
Ladies' and Children's White Mus
line Drawers
25c 49c 69c 85c
Ladies' Muslin Gown, white and
flesh, hand embroidered, some are
prettily trimmed. Regular price
$2.50 to $4.50
Opening Price $1.49 to $2.98
' Camisoles and Corset Covers in
plain white and flesh batiste, regular
price $50c to $1.00
Opening Price 35c to 69c.
". Silk' Camisoles, a beautiful assort
ment trimmed in lace and ribbon,
regular price $2.00 to $3.00
Opening Price 98c to $1.98.
Children's Petticoats, good quality,
embroidery trimmed
Opening Price 50c.
BUNGALOW APRONS AND
KIMONAS :
' One lot Bungalow Aprons, light .and
dark patterns
' Opening Price 98c. -
Extra heavy Bungalow Aprons,
regular $3.00 value
Opening Price $1.50 and $1.75
Middy Blouses all sizes and all
colors, solid dark blue and? solid tan
included. Regular price $1.00 to
$4.00 . -.-r.: -: yy " -
Opening Price 79c to $3.48 .
One lot Crepe Kimonas,! beautiful
patterns ,' -. .;..":.- -v.:
' Opening Price $1.98 to $3.98
Silk Kimonas, regular price $15.00
; opening Price $9.95
500 PAIRS " ; :
Ladies' Silk Hosiery, Black, " tan,
white, regular price 75c and ; $1.00,
Picked out of regular stock we have
placed these on sale from now until
Easter -
39c 49c 69c.
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LADIES'; AND CHILDREN'S NEW
FOOTWEAR AT A BIG SAVING
ThisStore is the home of the fol
lowing well-known brands : -Warner
and Redfern Corsets.
Oynx Hosiery
New Idea Patterns.
Buster Brown Shoes.
Maxine Shoes.
W. Lv Douglass Shoes.
Style Plus Clothes.
Griffon Brand Clothes.
Sweet-Orr Overalls and Pants.
WONDERFUL SHOWING OF NEW
:-v SPRING DRESSES
Every Suit, Dress and Cape in the
store is marked at 25 to 50 per cent
less : than can be bought elsewhere.
We , WU give from now until Easter
10 per cent off -on all ladies' ready-to-wear.
700 SAMPLE HATS FOR LADIES
AND CHILDREN
You will wonder at the prices,
beautiful selections and only one of
a , kind at about half regular price
$10.00 Hats $5.98.
$6.00 and $8.00 Hats $3.95.
$4.00 Hats $2.95.
Children's Shapes and Trimmed
ats worth up to $6.00
Opening Price 98c to $3.95
LADIES' SPRING SWEATERS IN
SILK AND WOOL
. All-Wool Sleeveless Sweaters $4.00
value 4 "
Opening Price $2.49
Wool and Silk Sweaters in coat
and slip-over style; $8.00 and $10.00
values : " j
. Opening Price $4.95 and $6.95
$15.00 Sweaters $8.45.
$ 1 8.00 Sweaters $ 1 2.45.
' Big lot Children's, ready-made
Dresses at Special Opening Price. m
LOOK 'AT THESE BARGAINS IN
THE DRESS GOODS DE-
, . PARTMENT
' Calicoes, all colors, 10c yd.
Cotton Plaids, 11 l-2c yd.
. Sheeting, 40 inches wide, best
grade, 15c yd. - -.
White Lawn, - 40 inches wide,
12 l-2c yd. ;
Dress Girighams 19c yd.
Chambray, , pink and blue,
17 l-2c yd.
. Bleaching, yard wide, 1 5c yd.
Yard-wide Dress Ginghams, 50c
quality, 35c yd. J v
Silk Poplin, yard wide, best grade,
98c yd. "
Silk Foulards,. $2.25 grade, $1.69
yd. ;-A:-.:--.-- : . :-
Striped y Silk, yard wide, $2.25
grade r-rM ..
Opening Price $ 1 .50.
. Striped Voile, yard wide, 35c yd.
Figured Voiles, beautiful patterns,
50c quality, 29c.
i-ood quality Val Laces 5c.
;Free balloons on opening , day to
children .accompanied 'by an elderly
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