CENTRAL METHODIST ROARI)
rADOPTSBUDGET FOR YEAR AND
PLAN TO REMODEL PARSONAGE
Lible Class to Be Organized on Large Scale Rev. Dr.
)C 0. J. Chandler May Become Teacher New Pastor
J on Way to Asheville -Budget of $22,970.
I f Plant wr announcd for .un- 'ih :rt.-t rtswanW wit: 1, ,
k,ilett rem.ianina- or the pnin,i.ut- i.tulnol b the l.oai.l ..f ivn'nM
.nd the budget for the nn.iii.K .iethi.dlst 'hur.li at ihrir r..ulr :
THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. 7, 1921.
SEIZE BIG SUPPLY TO HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES
IN WHISKEY RAID ! TODAY FOR DR. KARL VON RUCK
ELEVEN
V Kit
i.Mi.vr
llirtvr Nrmr, n(cr AiTWt mid
llnr Vinn...nlN Honn'li for
Mori- In I nrly IIiiiiin.
nvfr
t!
tar was ai ranged at the mi.n;!,
uslness i. -salon of the Iluanl
(awards of Central Method:.:
'lntrch, held laat night.
K. I-. Hrown. Jr., ihalrnian ..?
he Finance Committee, reuuitnl
budget or izh.vto for the rimuliu:
liar and after careful consldprn
imii the oudfret was admite.!, u!
cufrh- It calls for an lm r",me '
least 31 1-3 per cent for t
ar and tlio members will be n.iv
'd of tniR Ini'reant.
Th pnrnnnage. n I'hu n b
rfet, will bo thoroughly p.iinied.
ith eitorlor and Interior, mi ,,.
u' repairs made to the plaster-
It. Datn room equipment Iniuroved
liid electric aystem renovated. 'I'l.e
tchen .t'tulpment will nlo i-ouk"
for In share of attention a .k
e work-will be starte, :mm.T
lately.
" pian oi visiiatinn was -m i n
ed by the members of the bnarl
iv. io i iikii limn nu I ' I r'l IZPfl to
.point the nec-Ksnrv -oniinitten-i
It was announced that Itev. IV-
appell, new pastor, Is on his
y to Arheville. and a committer.
T be named to meet him a he
proacnes the i tty and hn w.ll be
oorted tc his new flfld. lie i-
mlnn through the country -in an
tomoblle.
ii i ettng. Iiocetnbi"1 1 4.
T C Hniltn. J. U. lUciv .'
unit. Archibald Nichols and 1.
I!, lloteri were appointed to make
it iniiHetnei ts for th.. Father iui-1
Son Han iiiet. Friday, Novenu.c
1 ", and ui. attractive, program w .11
I arrangod.
Ormnlze large
l.iblo l la is
The Idea c n Uugo liible . ln.
v.as Ultcusifd a.'.il the SilniJ.i;
hool i-oi.imltreH teiiiCMte,l to be
r.n ihe nprcMfi! v a i i ii iiKeinents mi
once It !h thought thHt Key. Hi
.r 'h'tndler. assoclatf vast."',
will teach the rlass and definite i
l-ians will ha annoiiMied within a1
lew dsys. I
". i;. of son etMi.g
l''" Hi- '.a ,.f enm iM'...
" '' and 1 (I ce lion
' ! :r. -d .,v I'll v I'.i! , e
this morni'if unit at 3 .10 ,. .,-k
.he offl.-ers w.-r M1I scar, hi k '..r
more "n thn t,,.i,.r that thev hail
found otilv a email tiart l( i.n-
BS. HUDSON DIESAT
E
I
meral Services to Be
I Held This Afternoon at
1 1 O'clock.
DieUt Corrunmilmc r Jitratlla CO!i )
dOTREAT, N. C, Nov. 6 Mrs.
nle Bowman Hudson, wlfo of
Lha late .lodge Isaac Hudson, of
I'trglnia, died here this afternoon
it 2:45 o'clock. Sho was 82 years
)f age.
, Mrs. Hudson was married twice,
ler first husband being the late J.
Blair Morton, of Virginia; Sho re
ildfld at Montreat for the past ten
rrs and was a devoted member
f! the' Presbyterian Church. Re-
ilajng with her were her two
laAighters. Miss Edith Morton and
llfrn Annie Hudson,
i Survivors, In addition to her
lalghtera. are four sona, Rev. J.
llr Morton, Charleston. W. V
fnank AV. Morton. Pulaski, Va.;
ifv. Robert B. Hudson, Sinks
itpve, W. Va., and Raymond Hud
oft. Washington.
Services will be conducted at the
Jidence today at 1 o'clock, Rev.
W. Belk, officiating. The body
1 be taken to Dublin, Va., for ln
nfment, and will be accompanied
ft Rev. P.. C Anderson, who will
induct the final rites on vtednes-
r -
14R.TIMK INDEBTED JTESS
fjMBLEM BEFORE PRESIDENT
lASmTOK. '- Nov." ttSsmt!
' rnjpona 1 or aettllna; the quettlon f
Jie allied war-time lndebtednes.4
the United States have been
flouring Into the treasury since
President Harding recently ex
pressed a willingness to award a
fjrize for any practical concrei?
niffgestion for Its collection. The
President, it was explained nt th"
M'hlte House at the time, consltl-l
cjfred Interesting suggestions by nu-trerous-
Individuals that the d,ebt
should be colleced but he had
found a unanimous disinclination
tf make concrete proposals as to
flow collodion was to be accom
(dished. Evidently It was said "o
hpgh officials at the treasury today
ittany persons had taken Ihe r-i
Ifnred offer of a prize by the Presi
nt literally and daily suggestions
to how the various foreign debts
ight be liquidated are reachlmr
e treasury. One man wrote thfit
had i plan but wished to know
re concerning the prize befor
made Known its details.
Iowever. according' to high of-
-iaIa, none of the debt liquidation
tuggeations so far received liavy
offered anything of a constructive
nature for the solution, of the
orooiem.
I The foreign debt funding com
mission, it was said, is making.;.
tudy of the economic conditions
Tf.tnin tne various foreign debtor
tuitions Jn he light of their ability
t meet their war-time obligations
if tnia country. As a result of
'Bis study, it was Indicated, the
cpmmission would be In a position
know Just what might be ex-
iwcted from each debtor nation
ii 6d determine ' its policy with ri
ect to pressing for payment or
awaiting for the development of
letter circumstances as the indi-
ouai cises might warrant.
T, TO HONOR WILSON
i f OV ARMISTICE DAY
1. B. Kogers. ha:cmsn of the
Public Wt.rshlit t'oiiinuuee. haK
announcel the following program
lor the Wfdnesdav evening sere
ices: 1'. S Smith, chairman of the
Noard o' Stiwarils, in i hargf
What an We Do to Help tl
church'."' will be t he subject : V. H.
l'Kttcrso;i. Math Brown. Wilbur
Heiendorf and Holmes Hryson will
d reus the subject and the pub"c
-nrdin!ly Invited to be present.
Mr. ami Mrs. Wilbur Pevon
dorf havv Invited the members of
Ihe board and their wives to meet
with then at the Battery Par:;
Hotel, the first Monday In Decern-
her The Invuatinn was accepted
llev. It. i '. Sprinkle, presiding
elder, conducted the devotional
service of the board meeting anil
supper was served by the ladies f
the churcr.
The ft Lancia I report cave the
budget of the year s follows: Pas
tor. fo.OOo: rpeilal fund, $1.0"":
associate pastor. $l,00a: office
secretary. $!i)(: treasurer's assln
mnt, J300, sexton. $1,200; confer
ence collections, $4,000; presiding
eider. $5(mi; coal and lights, $750:
bulletin, $420; printing and post
age. $200; repair fund, $1,000; ad
ditional relief work. $6Q0; music,
II.X00; miscellaneous expense. $1,
(.00; organ note. $1,600 and Sun
day school eotilpment. $300.
Assets were reported as follow-j:
envelope collection 1 922, $15,
413.25; additional assessment
000 and loose collection, $2 035. 0
totaling $22,498.27.
whlnKei, will, ! , they think is 1
lug brought f'om Kouth Carolina,
(iti" L'ti Ka'.l -n keg wns foui -l on
tnu rront n n-'i or Ullle Jackson s
home on Mpru.-e street, in th" . -1-ote,i
sci-tliin. and another pa-ilv
1 utl.ter the edce of the porch. H!
errs s.h :.l
; A ft-:n1ie and liour chae -if!
tlo mo ic.'ii un ne.u' Heuc:i' -'o-!
le.iiHed In tlie rapture of art"M-er
?0 gallop I'.ef and a new tour-lng
,ar A negro dllver. who the p,,
lice a' iv.m iwis, " 1 e tt ' '
.lohns n. escaped, after Orst m'l
Inc several ten gallon tins the
fluid down the mountainside
No Opposition For
Township Constable
V. V Wnrifii. who won the
Democratic iKiniinallort "for enn-stibli-
ffir AHevi!!e Township ly
defe.itlnjr ninre than a doin ran- !
dldat" In the ,Tun primary, will
(to foffnrn th votrn of th town
h'p tnrj.iv nnnppop4l. Ho in prr?!
dont ft rl' (Vnir.il Ithnr I'nmii.
t k x i ; s m : i : v n 1 n t j:
ui:por.ts his i-:xpknsi-:s
MASiriN";TV, Now 6 - -Amonc
rfporf s nf atni.wiU:n rpinpN nn1
oontrihut ion rwr-w i d hy t h sr
lary ff th Sfnatf t.ilay win timt
N (vf-;l S.inner,. rpuiii Ira n nna -tttrial
candidate in Tniir-ssfp, whr re
ported no r'tntrl''i: ions, hut stated he
had expend! $ J. n In M own rain
palgn nd had rc.iilrihutd Jfi.;"i'.t ti
the Kepubilran Stato rorrmnttte.
sali:m rorxrx.i: teaciii-;k
IS St MMONFD BY IK VIH
W I XS T O X - S A I K M , Now ti .
AFiss Kmnia, A. Iehman. for fifty
two years teat'hpr in Salm CnlloRo
here. and known and lovod,
throughout the South, died at her
hnmn here toniulu after a hriof
lllnens. Th end came suddenly aw
he lay In the arms of hor Mster,
Mrs. Salllo 30. Kapp.
Kunrral nrrvtre for Dr. Kri vn
IurU. nternathti: !y kilo" n i .
tfuu'lty mid mjiv -iaj:jt oil tuhei , i(
Uip!. wlio died .Sunday tuu; v , k
l.e held thU afternoon ji :
f,lt'-k. from ; !'.e i hIU k
Itet'd St -h: Ue J . Hi alt.- 1
I'll! M ' 1 . 1 ';ii:." cf Iih I '-'UK I -
: !o mi l 4'hur, will h ' h t i i, '
1 I In' !nr K c
t I r Km I ii l; nek, w h i ;
piiHUHtt h: 7 3rd h!i tliUy. h..' :
' main pui t ..r hH l'.fe in 1 1 fV- i v
i iwiMrrh, studying f r Miativ t
I urnlcr one ( th nuilJ's k i i
. MchMitLntJ. JJoliert Ki lh,
i m.uiy. ho Hnnminc 1 th.'i: ii i I
i illMcy vorod h liadlhiH of t I . r
; lttHi Imbued r.;
Klvlnff to thfl people tuiuti f
the preentton of ; u lircu It
. hlldi en. Dr. von K ivM ut i' . i
j w hat he had leai nd under th.- i
I iiiiuj1" f,-ntlNt, !tMpi'vlii;; '"i
I .I..-,-- -..t,l u..t)l , i.uuhOI '., '
In exjtci niu-nun i;h th- m-mm
wilh the ajm of 1 ninuin t.'-nt;
dren thrown to the dant;:' of r,
1 fertlnn from tuhci ciihidLs.
White experimenting with i
iJiMis trerttmeitf i-f tuoeri.i!'
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
AT TRAINMEN'S HALL
Hrhl I nrlrr Aiispl of Vouun
ntpr rintv Sfern Short Ail-
1';. ou liuck till m.iinta'.ni -t
I.Vm that puie uidjntMlu nli .
a ., 1 Pa nuu d d 1-. a i i'o
SORGEE SECRETARY TROOP F UNIT TO LEAVE TODAY
OF MINISTERS BODY FOR EXHIBITION AT FAIR IN
GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA
r.lldor-o Mow'inrnl for 111) Mi
ni f , toil, ! I
losl .m l
to his lei:
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11I n.
i n-or iimr
Mil- Mi nib
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ii
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of mode;
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iiN henc U't
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'I I it- ' .ho I i
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' made In Ihe
ii in. at il'x 'i -
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poll -11
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lr . T h in Democratic r.-.'
the Trainmen's Ha!
last ntpht. under i -the
Women Vct t
e r-i nl hundred u
I
A final pre
I uas !iell a
J I eiot S It eel
; fl lispli-e nf
I IjeaKiie and
I ireM-nt.
Anions (he pf-akers Mere: Miss M i
i .Tone;.. Mr W'aUlier. .T l-d. Su.i
Kills r, .i.,ne. It. It. Itevnolds m :
Mrs. Charles Malcolm 1 Tat t.
Til - IX HITS M TOMOBIIJ-.
niriKi: n: auk: di.mi
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., .1.,.. lAlll ..t II.A IIk.H.Va.. i
-.,.,i-,i.. .0, 0.0-,., - next
I oiiihII.hhI I. Inc. Hpeedlnjr in I dm,
ntht to the aid of the freighters,
-:e'm,,,iir, 0f the Cina.llan Merch
-11' Marine. lepovted rilddel leH
111 I adrift for H-veril dn s
i-.:S- noi-tluvest nf St. lohn. N V
lh" Melkle was expected to reach
-i" ilim.iced vessel sonieliine to
:,,,-! row nlKht Recording to wl'C
;, repor's t-ci-elveil hei e
1I1,
a '
1 Anierli.i
to l'uikll! 11
a nit Sin 1 ma
Ureece ' ' -
Man ,.f Miem. y
cotnlnc to roiati
trv while nniiinit tli
nutnher of , m,,,.,t
in,,- bt-en ill1,.
I -eat .,f 1
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tl'" N.llt.o.H Co
II
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fiilmiltnl in I-,, 1
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I'DKMI K t.O i:it.tll o-
'OVM ITK I T Is 1)1
n :
M.
V I.ST()N-HAI,:M. Xm At
.1 11 'i-tinu of Ihe Hoard of lure
!..'- of Ihe . M. C A- here to
ihl 1r. Howard i: lion.lt lia h r
. . -I.le.il of Salem Coll. go. wis
S' h-cled as ddei a t p' f l oin lllli it':
the .'is-....T.ition 1 .invention 11
Allinllc 1'llv, November 14 to IT
Inn I. If.
IKTi. 11. a.
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JOHNSON CITV. To tin., Nov 1;
Three young men were kille,
and (me da n;crously injured Sin.
day at Watauga, a small slailon
live miles fast of this pnlnt when : K ITT
the automobile In which they were
riding was struck at a road rums
Inu by a Knnthern Railway 1 ; 1 1 :iH ICIISI I A KKN, C.eitnany
thrnuch freight train The dead N'.iv li The keel baa b en In '1
men are I'hllllp Uyder. 22, l-'rank j t,,, the clrnt Zeppelin to be
.Inhnsnn. 1-. nnd Mr. noaebatim. ' i
HAUTKi 11:11 ,',.,, . Nov f
San lliii.ln, , lluke( . .i e.1,1,. ,, ,
ii'.'lli. e 1 oinii.iii. mho. J
IhuTfolil 'ion, iSs.i ,,,
..f C, ,.., ,
.,, 011,1 1 nt,, si,, 1
i.t.'r from 19.1. 1,, 111 ,11,. , 1
home here tomclil. afler i,,,
of three week.. ,.
i'-" iiann.iin, lie.-eniher
Hi.
s S.-ii
at 1,1.
lllii.
I.HMXiV Nov
, ... :a!e, I-, es I r, em
I -1 y t o.l.i annnu-ti-e.i 1 :
...mi or inn remaining inlnor
- iN In In gm- m.-iir 11,.
le. i,e, (llat his . .,1. lM
IH ll Illl'Clf Sill, II ., ,,f I 1
ini'lnliels. Tin, w ill In- ihe small
. -1 1 nonet 11, re . 11 11 s r,
1 lir ill' , ahlnc. w in. h w .ia 1 kliol
of inner , ahlnet ,
T he , ahinet In. holes : he 11.1n.s
I. 1 of lahor. w hl.-h I . .1 plain l:i
titiiation that there is t tnlenllon
to ah-.li-n Hie l.il. o 1, urn. i, ..
Herbert A.s.iitih in n pee, h
in l.omlon tontchl. inol, ....-isio-i
I" il.oiv iiimo.s ol ,1 possible tii-w
allian.-.i between th. A :. 11 1 1 ll 1 1 11
lil.ct.ils and the . onyerv a 1 1-in
the i-ii'ii Ihe consi-r a t IV es I'.nl In
si'illle t'll.nlull ii'liN lo I .'in 1 1 1 1 1 ml
.. iii.i.oi! (n Ihe new pa 1TI.1 ni.-n 1
He ileMriilied ihe Met of sm h an
alliance as whollv fantastl
'.M No, 1;
.nil'CKi, In I or-
Winston -S.i leu,
niuhi with . a
m:;
I Olt ItKi ZKI'PKI.IX
IS I.AIH IX if!ll.M AN V
35. John "Brandon, 19 sustalnerl a
broken thlch and Internal Injuries
not hav-inK fully refralhcd con
Hclousnoss after 4S hours.
hui:-
for Ihe rutted State, kv-
intiicnt under the contract siunei'
1.1 Juiirf Hi. A number of run
iriiction details are still awaiting
leclslon.
WASinNTITdN. Nov. -The
Atlantic an, I I'n.in.- fleets will
' '''in" toe Joint battle maneu-
ers in the I'aelllc next l-Vbilliiy
0011111 a 1 ii. 1 . -mint, , ,,,f
t.a :l op-i-.n i in,, an-..,, 1, 1
day.
Plans for the manemei, nn
beina worked out by Admiral
Hilary '. Jones, i-omtnandcr-in-I'hlef
of the Atlantic fleet.
Miss Arnold Heads
Methodist Society
.Miss MyrMe Arnold was eleclrd
president nf Ihe. Haywood Street
.Methodist Young People's S-.i-l-tv
at a meetints last night he. ni
Ihe residence of .Mr. and Mrs. Ver-
ofiiun Horry on startiis Avenue, .she
t
Hljc.-eeds ,lot. Katml. re.-ilKli4d.
The s.icletv Is plan. ilut; In tive
an ov-ster sup:er at. .111 iiirly dale.
Alter Ihe business session luiM eve-,
hinir. a (l.-linlil fill social hour w in
enjov cd.
t s 1 1 1 s v 1 . 1 :
The 1 nm,.. 1 at i,-
s I Ii '.-iiii! .1 n.l
w as eh. .sod Inn e :
ail.lic.ss n- .loseplm, ..,niel. ,.f
I 1 1 r-1 u 1 1 . fi.inieilv S.-i-rel.liv of III.
Navy under ihe Wilson admiin..
tiallon. who dis.usse.1 In Ho
'I'1 I presence of a re, old breakln,:
crowd a1T011s issues between tin
l" leading parties
Intro, luce, I lo- Hem v R. twl: e
K.liior of the Twin Cny Sentinel
Mr IViniels reviewed rei-.ir.lM o'
j IiI'.l.m sin. e 'he world war. !...'
iili'-w lion, them aiKtiment!, i
1 -loov 1 h.,t upon the Itepuhlh-,, ,
parte lav the onus of the ad'
1 . iinilitlons from which the ,,
jMilfered When the soldiers vr'c
I ret 111 inn--- home, every nun believ
I cd thai the n.ii i . . 11 was on the o
I of a long priod of continued pro-
I perity. but all election came and
I I here never was a a-reater tr.moili
, In the world than tylnar the hinds
j of Woodrow Wilson with a ilepuii-
Mean CoiiRiesa. The ele, tlo-ti was
purely a shell shock debauch. Iis
I 1 iisnIiib Ihe liepuhllcan record on
redinini; tavcM, Mr. Iinnlela nssert -
ru mat sucii reductions as were
iniide favored cbndly tho exces
prollls men and the blub Income
tax men nnd there were favors
and money for all those who run
trlhuled to the Republican cani
luilaii fund. "If no bad followed
Woodrow Wilson Into the LeagU'i
of Nations," declared Mr. Panlcls.
"wo would have saved tha Uvea cf
millions of people."
ANTHONY'
PHENOMENAL FALL
lANTHONY'S:
..m,'-if.&.-WSj r :
Introductory Sale Prices On
Queen Quality Footwear iv
We have placed in thia, tale an entire line of new Fall and Winter Queen Quality
footwear. Our regular price are at a laving of at least 25 per cent, but we place them
in this tale at a ttill further reduction at an introductory feature.
$7.95
$5.00 and $6.00 quality,
at , ,
$10.00 and $1 1.00 Quality,
at
$7.00 and $7.50 quality,
at
flit Itl Ctrrtnndcnct r liXnait CUim j
WASHINGTON, Nov. . Satur
da.J Armistice. Day, a little band of
faithful Wilsonltes will march to
lie homo of .Woodrow Wilson on
f Street, and present baskets of
ibwera and pay their respects.
4rs. Kate Trenholm Abrams. for
merly of South Carolina, Is work
sr up the demonstration. She la
slated by Mrs. H. K. C. Bryant,
4 Tar Heel worshipper of the
tricken leader, and others. Gen
ial Julian S. Carr, clad In his Con-
J derate grey uniform, will-' be
ere. Especial Invitation has
fen extended to him.
Mr. Wilson Is very ponular with;
large army of people here. He
fts ovations every time ho moves
out the city. j
adio Program To
Broadcast From i
Florida Station
Word has been received lp Ashe.
le that the Morocco Shrine Band
ill broadcast Vn 409 meters this
fen In at 8 o'clock. Eastern time,
fm Radiophone Station, WDAL,
XkBonvllle. JIa, iiaaio tans are
.l'i(l to tune In
CXDRKI-ROOM
A1T.ANTA, da.,'- Nov. .- Nego-
tlons for the erection of a 600
m hotel In the North side resl
. section of Atlanta have just
closed in New York by Wil.
tm Candler, according lo advices
Celved here today,
I. Should the woman or maa
flow the usher down the aidls?
i V. R
A. The woman should oreoede
Ir escort.
BEGINS THIS MORNING
Doors Will Open at 9 O tlock
Stupendous reductions have been put into effect throughout our entire store; which will substantially fix in
the minds of the people of Asheville and Western North Carolina, that Anothony sets another mark in value
giving on the highest class merchandise the like has never been seen before. . Come early and lay in your
requirements for sometime to come.
$8.00 and $9.00 quality
at . . .,A
Our highest grade Brooklyn bench made,
$15.00 values, CO QC
at ..; po7D
$4.45
$5.95
$6.95 QurnsaUBlity 0c8to $8 95
Dr. Schools, Foot Appliances at Half Price
Ladies' Second Floor Offerings
Only a Few of Many, Mentioned
Bargains for Men
From Oar New Fall Stocks
All our $1.00 Neckwear
in new Fall styles, "TA -
. . . OX.
All our $1.50 Neckwear
in new Fall t f 1A
atJl'l7
choice at eV styleschoice
$2.00 and $2.50 Neckwear in new Fall styles. d ?C
choice at sPleOD
25 Off On All Jewelry During Sale
$2.00 and $2.50 Men's
Shirits in Madras, Cords
and Percales, d1 C
?1.U
at
$3.00 and $3.50 silk
stripes, Russian Cord and
Oxford weaves CO 1 C
shirts at .
$5 and $6 Silk and
French Flannel Shirts dur
ing sale
at ........
$7.50 and $8,50 Silk Shirts, our regular new C C AC
Fall arrivals, at VO VD
$4.00 and $4.50 Shirts in
excellent materials and
beautiful d0 QC
patterns, at . . $tdVd
$3.95
Half Dozen Soft Collars,
Summer styles, at . . . .
$1.00
$1,00 and $1.50 valuer in Wonderful value in French
Wool Half V ntr Ual Half CQ
Hose, at . . 0 u Hose, at ,,,,,,,,, sJaC
$1,00 values In Men's Silk '$1.50 values in Men's Silk
Hose, during 7Qi Hose during fl J f"
sale, at , , ,,. sale at 0 0
$2.50 values In Men's Silk Hose (Jl AF
during sale at r ,,,,, i?X "s
Hart-Schaffner and Marx and Anthony's
"Fit-Service" Suits and Overcoats
" All prices reduced in a most sensational way on the new
Fall arrivals. ' -
Ladies' and CKildren's Shoes
Third Floor
You can take the elevator to the third with the assurance
of finding the greatest Shoe values on earth. Styles from
evening to hiking will be found in all leathers, Satins, colors
and combinations, in values up to $15.00 but only three
prices prevail on the third
698 Pairs Ladies' Shoes
Evening Slippers, Oxfords, Strap Pumps in patent, calf
satin and gold and silver brocaded, pick your size and take
your choice at either of the three prices
$1.95, $3.95 "d $5.95
Children's Shoes Discontinued
This department is to be discontinued and to consummate . ,
quickly we have moved every pair of chidlren's Shoes tojhe
third floor to be sold during this sale.
From Infants' soft sole Shoes to Misses' and growing girls.
. -You will find a good range of styles and sizes from which
to select.
45c, 95c, $1.95, $2.95 '"d$3.95
KNOX SAILORS
You will find these as Velours of all colors.
Values up to $12.00. -Choice
now
$6.95'
SEMI-DRESS HATS
We are offering these In Duvrlyns. Velvets
and Velours. All colors. Values to
$16.50. Choice JA A
now PJtUO
New Fall and Winter Dresses in Sale
You will find these the most astonishing values and representative cf the very latest
fashions.
One lot of dresses, including street, sport
and afternoon styles in Trioctines,, Poiret
Twills, Canton Crepe and Crepe dr.
Chines. Values uo to (10. 7C
$39.50. Sale price Dls7.lt)
One lot of dresses, including sport, street,
afternoon and dinner models in Jerseys,
Tricotines, Poiret Twills. Canton Crepe,
Crepe Satin, Crepe de Chines and Georg
ettes. Vnlues up to $5 3.00. COQ 7C
Sale price VW.f J
One lot of Dresses, including street, afternoon, dinner and evening, in Tricotines. Canton
Crepe, Crepe de Chines, Georgettes and Brocaded Chiffons. (fOA Tr
Values up to $65.00. Sale price ,. bj7, D
Drastic Reductions on' Beautiful Blouses
Theaa are hand-mode French Voiles, French Batiste and French Dimity trimmed in
real lace.
Values up to $12.50.
at
$5 95
Values up to $10.00,
at t
$4 95
Ladies' Sweaters
One lot valued up to $12.50. flJO AT
sale price VJiD
One lot valued up to $16.50, d A AT
sale price Vs D
Silk I Iosiery
All silk, silk with lisle topn "and silk and
wool mixtures, values up to $3.50. in al!
roiors.
$1,69
Christmas Only About Six Weeks Off
Buy Your Gifts Now and Save
35 Patton Ave.