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3 English walking rh.t-s in black j
J and tan. Xut crerv ize is here,
pi !ut if we ran fit vou here' a lar-
pun :r voti.
FRIDAY SPECIAL
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T. T. V. TRADING ST A MIN
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The Peoples Warehouse
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T. 1 W. TltADING STAMPS
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
AN important listing of Friday Specials for thrifty buyers, including Spring Apparel N
or telephone orders filled.
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?3.75 MEN'S KMX COATS
$2.08
Rubberized, all sizes, ne col
ored, sliihh pocket, auto collar,
button over sleeve, 50 inches lonjr,
wind proof us well as wnter proof,
liplit weight.
FRIDAY SPECIAL
$2.98
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?2.75 xnrN.FOUMS ..WJUTEUEg; I 73, XK KNICKKU. 75 X.MX.K KXICKEK.S St.75 cnKPBKIMOSAS ?.U
r.luo and white .triiHvl plain Made of A-l sateen, all sizes; Made very full cut, nieelv tail- Extra well made of super qual- All tdzei and colors cotton ImipIIw hip models,
blue t lian.brav and i-Iam white. , a most atifaettiry earmint. ored and finished, itv naiWik crei Made in cmniro Ktvh. nil '
Ki:ilAVm:ciAL FMDAYSrmAL FKIDAY SPKCIAL ' Flill.AY SPECIAL ST KIMIUV sI'KCIAL KK1IIAY SPECIAL
S2JS j SI. 15 59c 59c $1.29 75c
?1 "3 ,i!!Fs2isctf"00L II 91 1W,a'-SSES ! 75 I'l!iVJ!','i's;-Vxl) I1AR- .Wn.'MF J2im K,I 0I0VKS 50 " Jli:si,N' oowxs3
w , , i v, , " , , , Khllth-of SILK. GL() ES 2o One l.t of kid cloves in a variety 91.15
ASA'Z la;;!tatfr;!tv5rn'' P.r; r'r1 ""i,c si,k b- t1-V-M
t-ll m..!r. ' imbtvi.h.rv; all iz(,. "" """ '"' 7"f- pW-' "" ' ''!"1'irl.V ?las '. t- quality, trimmnl with
FKIDAY SPECIAL FIMDAY SPECIAL , FKIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL " FRIDAY SPECIAL Htll) w''sPECII
88c j $1.15 25c 25c 50c $1.15
10 COMFOIIT WVEKISO ' ?1.75 AX1. ?1.50 WOMEN'S j I n " -, ) hoilK CLOTH 2 . 35, JJXEX TOWELS 20
.Ju, A. . 'ao,, L T. P. W. Pure Food Shop SV&rjA Jtts&teJtffiS.
cloth, in huht and dark colors, one plain and fanev vokes, regular r 1Ml. . l, ' i , 11 1 1
1 pr- ai s-rt - it- . 1,11,1 pHiierns. Iieiimiet enils. of huek center
SPECIAL EinlAY SPECIAL Friday S Spedal HMI.AV SPECIAL -FKIDAY SPECIAL
4C i 98C XO PIIOXE ORDERS ACCEPTED EOU THESE ITEMS, C 26t
'. AXD XO TIJADIXC, STAMPS (JIVEX. - r:-zz
91.50 DP.ESS GOODS 60 j! 1.50 DUVETIXE 0S ""'E LABEL CATSUP '! SWEET OEM PEAS ?1'5 VS' KHAKI SUITS 91.00 I! LAC K M ESS A LI X E
Special lot including some of ;, Onlv 4 j.iws in this lot. Each Sold regular at 30. Iruhy Sold re-ular at 3 cans 50; Fri- . . T ,, JVf
our very !st cloths in dark and ,.i.w a p..pular shade; .-.0 inches , 2? Serial, the can 15 ,,1 lht w: 1 mud! 1 r 1 Vl nn ". ' Wl,,ft' ,.),,r
licht .had suitable for house, wide; Jft finish; suitable for IJ- at tins PEXDLETOX MEAT CO. Jl,; 7 t ' 'Ir '"Z
rA&IAL ritlfesPECIAL y i MIXCED Friday, S, SPFCHI " nu
I nday s SH-ial, Kep. 12 12 .' N.und ran 75 ',u,,,u MW.JAL IRID.W SPECIAL
g9c 98c Pa,0, ,he Joz-cans - 65 10 'K,un'1 ,fln 91.50 75c 79c
9-1.00 WOMEN'S PUMPS ' 91.50 SILKS 73 ( UP TO 91.75 STAMPED f 93.50, 94.00 AXD 95.00 ?1.25 AXD 91.50 CR- CRFTOXVE covfrfii irr
93.20 SFHHial lot of hiph grade silks, KATIXE WAISTS-29 WOMEX S OXFORDS 92.50 IIARTT CLOVES 80 LOW PADS 50
AW CO pair in this lot, eufl puitable for dresses and waists. These waists are readv-made . Viei kid, patent and pun metal. Gauntlets, all sizes; reindeer, Just the thine for porch pillows
metal, pood styles and extra qual- I atterns are cheeks, ' plaids and and stamped; pood run of sizes; lace anl button, sizes from 2 1-2 horse hide, calf skin; all water or for i.icnic use Good size and
ity leathers. stripes. qualities that will surprise you. to S. proof, pood fitters. extra niialitv
FRIDAY SPECIAL FHIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL -
S3.20 73c 29c $2.50 89c 50c
91.00 BATH MATS 53 50 CURTAIX SCRIM 38 25 CRETONNE 16 50 HOSE 3 PAIR 91.00 20 GLASS TOWELS 10 10 PERCALE 8
Just 8 bath mats in this lot, 40 inches wide; ecru, white, and Especially pood for covering Women's black lMe and cotton All pure linen pla8 towels,
white and colors, larpe size, heavy Wdered patterns. Buy now, wool comforters. Good assort- hose, mostly white feet, rep. 50. larpe size, does not leave lint on Comes only in dark colors, of
weipht double threads. make your curtains before you ment of patterns and colorinps. A di.-he. A reirular cia towel .due, prey and red. neat nattcrn
FRIDAY SPECIAL clean house. FRIDAY SPECIAL rare barpain.FRIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL
53c 38c 16c $1.00 6c 8c
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THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
GIIU-S! BEAUTIFY VOIR HAIR!
MAKE IT SOJT. FIX KIT
AXD LUXUKIAXT.
Try as you will, after an applica
tion of Danderlne, you cannot find
a.iiffle trace of dandruff or falling
hair and your acalp will not Itch, but
whal will pleaae you moat, will be
after a few wetka use, when you ae
rew ha!r, fine and downy at first
yea but really new hair growlnf
all over the scalp. ,
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle
nd scraggy, Juiit moisten a cloth
with Danderine and carefully draw
1t through your hair, taklnir one small
RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
A mortgage executed by Albert M
Dfaualn. Nancy E. DesDaln and Ed'
Wllkeaon. 30 miles from Tacoma, de-
trustee, Sept. IS, 1910. has been sat
lffied to the extent of 12225.70. A
balance of 1500 on said mortgage
Is still due.
A morteaee executed bv A. M.
Deapaln to Edith G. Berkeley, March
29, 1911. Is paid and satisfied.
A mortgage executed by W. L. Hill
to J. W. Terwllliger, Oct. 6. 19H, for
)50 Is paid and satisfied.
Chattel Mortgages.
B. P. Ansoaugh to Mrs. E. S. Ans-
paugh, $280, SO tons of alfalfa hay,
trand at a time The effect Is lm- auuaiea on nis nome piw...
mediate and amaxlng-your hair will Home Kemp to Hulette March,
be light, fluffy and wavy, and haa 1110, four horsea.
n appearance of abundance; an In- Hulette March to First Nat Bank
comparable lustre, softness and lux- Milton. $160. 17 ateers, 2 heifers, 1
urlame the beauty and shimmer of, cow, 4 horses, 3 calves,
true hair health. Mortgages.
G. t a 25 tent bottle of Knowlton's! Edward H. Mackln to James H.
Danderine from any drug store of j Mackln, $1200. .All his Interest as
toilet counter, and prove that your: heir at law of John Mackln In and
. ........ ...i f. ... .n 'to th s i-2 of the NW 1-4 and N
J nil I m as jiirn? anu ' ' '
. , ,.!,.,. r,r In1iird 1.5 nf the KVV 1-4 of SeC. 12. T. C
1 1 Wl I il n ui I " 1 1 ir ft " v " v. j i - - -
by cartlciig treiitment that's all.
I'xtruditiou Fond Gone.
OLTMI'IA. WaKh., March 1
Failure of the lr-Kii!ature to provide a
defl'lnry appropriation of $950 for
the extradition fund has caused Gov
ernor Ut-tt-r to Hpnd a letter to the
IroMH'titlng attorney of each county
to the effect that In ca they desire
to extradite fugitives they murt guar
antee to pay expenses of such extra
dition until April 1, when the appro,
filiation for the next blcnnum be
comes available. Guarantt-es signed
by the county cornnilnwloners must
accompany the regulations for extra
dition. The extradition fund of $ 1 2.000 for
the Hennluin ending March 31 was
exhausted the laft week In February
snd Governor IJter re.jueHt.-d a de
X.. 11. St. E. W. M
E. E. Hutchinson to Robt. Hoeft,
$1000. The NW 1-4 and N 1-2 ol
NE 1-4 and lots 3 and 4 In sec. 17,
T. 1 B., R. 33, E. W. M.
Henry A. Doan to J. 8 McLod.
$00 The SE 1-4 of SW 1- W 1-2
of EE 1-4 and SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 of
section It, T. 1. K. 33, E. W..M.X
Jane Carden to Dell Bros, $250.
Lots 5 and 6 In block 13, Athena.
Guy H. Robinson, to S. H. Hopkins,
$100. A tract of land, title descrip
tive. Oscar J. Piper to W. H. McKln-
ney, $190. Lots 6, 7, and 8, block
4. Helix.
A. M. Despaln to F. V. Johnson,
$5500. 159.52 acres land, title de
scriptive. John T. Grlswold to IV. H. Mc
Kinney, $700. Lots 9 and 10 in
block 2, Helix.
Clyde Harris to Geo. H. Robinson,
$400. A tract of land, title descrip
tive.
A. D. Sloan to Robt. Hoeft. $500.
The S 1-2 of SW 1-4 of sec. 26, T. 1
X. R. 31, E. W. M.
Geo. H. Martin to Chas. Hamilton,
$100 Lots 9 and 10, block 68, Stan-
field
Chas. Mathews et ux to Henry A.
Doan. $180. 60 acres land, title de
scriptive.
Ernest B. Worle to Chris Bredlng,
$3200. The s 1-2 of sec. 10 T. 1 8.,
R. 31, E. W. M.
ratents.
Jas R. Agee, 320 acres land, title
descriptive.
Delia Hawkins, 160 acres land, tl
tie descriptive.
Chas. E. Dcmarls, 80 acres of land
title descriptive.
OXE OWXKRSMIP OF
RAILROADS IS BEST
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., March 18.
The ownership of all the railroads
In the United States by one company
would result In better transportation
facilities and save much duplication,
according to the statement made by
Julius Kruttschnltt, chairman of the
board of directors of the Southern
Pacific railroad, testifying at the
hearing before examiners In connec
tion with the proposed unmerglng of
the Central and Southern Pacific.
He would not admit, however, that
the United States government should
he that agency.
His statement followed his testi
mony that the single management of
the Central Pacific and Southern Pa
cific had resulted In much greater
efficiency.
HE WAS A GOOD SPORT !
THAT LITTLE FISH GRABBED THE PLY AMD - ZING !
AWAY HE WENT . BUT WHEN I PULLED HIM IN
AND HE SAW ME SMOKIMG AN OASIS HE JUST
LAUGHED AND WIGGLED HIS TAIL I GUESS HE
KNEW I ALREADY HAD THE PIG KETCH -
PARCEL I'OST CUTS
EXPRESS EARNINGS
but killed In the house and as a result
the state finds Itself unable to meet
the cot of extraditing its criminals.
For the coming biennium $12,500 was
appropriated by the legislature, so the
period of stringency will last only half
a month.
Tennis Stars Enter Tourney.
HAN DIEGO, March 16. The Pa-rama-f'allfornla
' Exposition ' tenhls
tournamtnt will open Tuesday at the
Coronarlo Country Club courts with
l-l.-ln.ry appropriation of tVlO. A bill several moth entered. Included In the
to this effect was paaed in the senate, entry list are M1V May 13rowne, Lo
Angeles, national woman champion;
Miss Florence Sutton, Mrs. B. O.
Bunce. Nat Brown and Claude Wayne,
national clay court champions; Clar
ence Griffin, of the national doubles'
champions; Clifford Hurd, Victor
Breeden, captain 1914 University of
California tennis team, and Ward
Dawson, a former Southern Califor
nia champion.
Occasionally a woman plays a prac
tical Joke on a man by marrying
him.
WASHINGTON, March 11. The
Inroads the parcel post has made In
to the receipts of the principal ex
press companies were strikingly
shown vhen the Interstate commerce
con-mlsslon Issued a table showing,
the cost and Incomes of these con
cerns. D'iring November, 1914, these com-!
par.les showed a net loss of $182,745,'
against a profit of $132,235 in No-'
verr.her of 1913. I
For the five months ending No '
vember 30, 1914, the net profits of
the companies was only $72,951, as
compared with a profit of $1,722,009 1
during tne same months of tne year
previous. I
Single 'lowers Worth Thonsandii. I
NEW YORK, March 17. Single
flowers worth thousands of dollars '
each year on exhibition today at the'
third Interrmtlonal flower show, giv
en under the auspices of the Horti
cultural Society, at Grand Central
Palace. The show will continue un
til March 23.
A collection of orchids, valued at
$75,000, were brought here for the
show by Henry J. Black, American
horticulturist, Senor Diego Gibson of
Buenos Ayres, and Senor Ramon Ca
reras of Montevideo. The plants were
passed through the customs house
In bond. '
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