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ra
.fi atioa ad toon as pos .lie scrap heaps thus;
I a b le . I t ra y s
“ T h e p re s e u i t i e . t y s h a ll be ra ti
fied b y th e c o n tra c tin g p ow ers in
A p p e n d ic itis O p e ra tio n —
a c c o rd a n c e w ith
th e ir resp e c tiv e
P aul JU—", son of 7. D. Mars, o! c o n s titu tio n a l m e th o d s a n d sh a ll
th a O v erlan d Shoe shop, w as o p e r ta k e e ffe c t on th e d te of th e d ep o sit
a te d on th is m o rn in g f o r a p p e n d i . i a ll th e r a tific a tio n s , w hich sh a ll
citis. H e is d o in g as w ell as could ;a k e p la c e a t W a sh in g to n as soon as
bo expected.
possible. T h e g o v e rn m e n t of th e
U n ite d S ta te s w ill tr a n s m it to th e
B aby cabs r e tire d . F ix it Shop.
o h e r c o n tr a c tin g pow e-3 a c e rtifie d
copy o f th e i roce?3 v e rb a l on th e
O il S ltale E x h ib ite d —
d e p o sit of ra tific a tio n s .
C. C. B ond, of th e pool room on
“ T h e p re s e n t tre a ty . In E n g lish
N o rth M ain s tr e e t, is e x h ib itin g
an d F re n c h , s h a ll re m a in d ep o sited
som e oil s h a le ta k e n from th e Col
in th e a rc h iv e s of th e g o v e rn m e n t of
onel M unday w ell y e ste rd a y , in th e
he U n ited S ate3 a n d d u ly c e rtifie d
s h a p e of a co re from th e new d ia
-o -ics th e re o f s h a ll be tra n s m itte d
m ond d rill re c e n tly p laced in the
by t h a t go e m in e n t to th e o th e r con
hole. T h e sh. ie h a s a s tro n g o a o r
i'a c t in g p o w e rs.”
of oil, se e m ’ngly s a tu r a te d wi h it,
S c ra p p in g P r o g ra m D e ta ile d
by e o lo g ists to be gen-
How
th e g re t n a v a l p o w ers w ill
> ■ '
1 ' :e. 7 > - w e’! is now at
sc
ap
th
e p ro u d e s t of th e ir fig h tin g
f.' nt tk ; 120? too level.
h ip s h a s been c h a rte d wi h ex act-
n g d e ta il in an a n n e x to th e tre a ty .
D efln i o p ro v isio n s a lso h av e been
. i ’. a n d M rs. Jo r.a B a r re tt a n d
.lad
s fo r re p la c e m e n ts . T h e c h a rt
f o r , of Title t*. ‘ho h a v e been sp e n d
o
b
tain
e d sh o w s A m erica m u st sc ra p
in g he w in e r v its itin g M r. B a r
r e t t ' p a r e n ts in C an ad a, have re 31 vessels w hen th e tre a ty is e ffe c t
ive; G re a t B rita in 22, as well as
tu rn ? 1 hom e.
ib c .n d o n 'n g h e r b u ild in g p ro g ra m ;
Ta p a n 18, as w ell as a b d o n in g h e r
C h rrg e of D ate—
T e Boy Scouts o f tro o p tw o will n ro je c te d b u ild in g p ro g ra m .
A fte r th e f irs t ty s b a tc h of ships
m e e t on F rid a y e v e n in g , J a n u a r y 27
is
ecrapped th is y e a r, A m erica sc ra p s
in s te a d of M onday, on ac co u n t of
no m o re u n til 1934, b u t B rita in
th e ab sen ce of th e sc o u tm a ste r.
m u st sc ra p fo u r m ore in 1925, and
be; in a n ew on sc ra p p in g in 1934,
W e e k E n d G u ests—
w hile J a p a n a fte r h e r f ir s t sc ra p p in g
M rs. H - lv e r M organ a n d son. of
docs none u n til 1934.
D u n sm u ir, an d M rs. V ivian H e n d e r
Ita ly , F ra n c e , R e p la c e E a rly
son, his f Oster, of Y re k a , w ere w eek
end g u e sts of Mr. a n d Mrs. J. L. Os-
T h e P e n n s y lv a n ia , New Mexico
k e r a t t h e 'r hom e a t 83 M orton a n d T en n essee, A m e ric a ’s la rg e s t
s tr e e t.
M rs. M organ cam e o v e r to sh ip s a c tu a lly in serv ice, will re-
co s u it ¡-’i e i r sp e c ia list in re g a rd m tin u n til 1937, 1939 an d 1940,
ta . Ouble h e r son h a s been h a v in g rer nectively, w h ile tw o of th e m o st
v lth h 's c r. M r. M o rg an , w ho is m o d ern sh ip s, th e C olorado a n d th e
a n a c c o u n ta n t fo r th e S o u th e rn P a W a sh in g to n , w hich a re to be com
cific co m p an y a ' D ium m uir, cam e ov p leted th is y e a r, will go to th e ju n k
e r S u n d ay m o rn in g a n d sp e n t th e p ita in 1924.
A m ong th e b e tte r kn o w n of th e
day v lslth g a n d re tu r n e d hom e w ith
B ritish sh ip s, th e fo llo w in g go to
th e fam ily in th e ovening.
[SOUTH ERN
K in g G eorge V, 1325; E iiz a b e h ,
1 9 3 5 ; R o y al S o v ereig n , 1 9 3 6 ; R e
now n, 1940; F i r s t H ood, 1941.
F ra n c e a n d Ita ly s ta r t re p la c in g
in 1927 b e fo re th e end o f th e n av al
ho lid ay . Ita ly is c h a rte d fo r a 45,-
000 to n sh ip — th e la rg e s t in th e
w orld, fo r 1932, th is e x tra to n n a g e
o be o ffse t by a 25,000 ton sh ip in
1933, b u t it is 'b e lie v e d th e r e is an
s ir o r in c o m p ila tio n th ere .
T
AN NU AL BA N Q U ET
AT TILE ARMORY
W ELL ATTENDED
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
o u r s u p p o rt io keep th e se schools
up to th e high s ta n d a r d a lre a d y a t
tain e d . H e f u r th e r s ta te s t h a t p r i
v ate d o n a tio n s a re resp o n sib le for
m any of th e a d v a n ta g e s th q t C ali
fo rn ia schools e n jo y a n d th a t th is is
he g re a te s t o p p o rtu n ity of th e g en
e ra tio n fo r people to len d a ssis ta n c e
to he s ta te of O regon by m ak in g
d o n a tio n s fo r th e m a in te n a n c e of
th e se h ig h e r schools a n d fo r pro
fei so rs h ip s in t l r \ u .
He ex p ressed
th e hope th a t th e s ta te college a n d
u n iv e rsity w ould be m ad e a \ p a r t of
o u r pu b lic school sy ste m a n d th e
tax to cover th e s e in s titu tio n s levied
th e sam e as fo r o u r r e g u la r school
system .
He closed his a d d re s s by s ta tin g
th; t. th e C h a m b e r of C om m erce m u st
ouch ev ery in te r e s t in. th e c o m m u n
ity and t h a t th e r e m u st be m u tu a l
good will and c o -o p e ra tio n betw een
a ll in te re s t fo r th e b e tte rm e n t of
‘.h e c im m u n ity .
Z ero in In te llig e n c e
T h e re a re $250 fo u n ta in pens.
But I n ev er w a n t to m ee t a m an
w ho b o u g h t one of th e m .— F a rm
Life.
T illa m o o k co u n ty h a s $42fb000
a v a ila b le for ro ad p u rposes.
(C op yrigh t.)
once a m o n th .
H ow ever, th e em - j th e n fu lly paid fo r an d any fra e tio n -
ploye h a s th e p riv ile g e of p ay in g o ff al p a r t le ft over in cash, T he coin-
BUY STOCK IN CO. iu lum p su m th e u n p a id b a la n c e o n 'p a n y rese rv es th e rig h t to am en d o r
EM PLOYES MAY
THE FRIENDLY PATH
By W ALTER I. ROBINSON.
H E sun cannot shine con
stan tly . T here alw ays will
be some rainy days.
A person who would throw
aw ay his um brella or his ra in
coat every tim e th e clouds dis
appeared would be considered a
lunatic.
One m eal will not satisfy our
stom achs th e rem ainder of our
lives. We m ust e a t every so
often if we wish to live and
avoid hunger.
No one would
th ink of eatin g everything he
had if he didn’t expect to get a n
o th er m eal w ithin a reasonable
time.
These assertio n s m ay seem
hut prim ary lessons on the im
portance of vision. Yet m any of
m atu re age could study them
with benefit. E xperience already
has ta u g h t qu ite a few th a t look
ing ahead Is essen tial to happi
ness and com fort.
W ages and incom es during the
last few y ears have been higher
than ever before. L uxury buy
ing and e x trav ag an ce in p leas
ure seeking have gone along to
gether. M any thought they had
struck a “well of gold” th a t
never would go dry.
B ut the inevitable has h ap
pened. Those who dem anded ex
o rb ita n t profits and .th o se who
forced high w ages and who, in
both instances, spent as fast as
they received, a re beginning to
see the folly of th e ir ways. In
m any cases th e fru it has an ex
trem ely b itte r taste.
A little vision in th e beginning
would have prevented cries of
distress. Some may find it too
bite io benefit from th eir lesson
since they a re sliding down the
precipice. These will have many
dilliculties in clim bing hack over
the jagged rocks.
Few th ere a re who cannot
stiii m ake a s ta r t in the road of
th rift and fairn ess which is the
sure way to prep are if “rainy
days” should come.
PACIFIC
his sto c k a t a n y tim e. T h e com pany w ith d ra w
th is
sto ck
p u rc h a sin g
w ill c h a rg e th e em p lo y e 6 p e r c e n t p ^an a t a n y tim e p ro vided, how ever,
I n te re s t on th e cost of th e sto ck tb a t a n 5' such a m e n d m e n t o r w lth-
h o ld e rs— a n d tn e p re s e n t p ro p o sa l
p u rc h a se d fo r h is a c co u n t, b u t w ill ^ r a w a * sh a ll n o t apply to stock pur-
is in te n d e d to m ak e it easy fo r em - c re d it him w ith d iv id e n d s paid on c h a se s a lre a d y m ad e fo r account of
1 ployes to buy S o u th e rn P a c ific sto ck th e s h a re s held fo r him . D ividends e m p lo y e s-
T he sto ck p u rch a sin g
h
a
v
e
been
paid
re
g
u
la
rly
sin
c
e
J
u
n
e
p^an
is
a
v
a
ila
b le to a ll em ployes, in-
in th e open m a rk e t. T h e com pany
o fficers of th e S o u h te rn P a-
of co u rse, c a n n o t c o n tro l th e f u tu r e 30, 1907, a t th e r a te o f $1.50 a
q
u
a
rte
r,
o
r
$6
a
s
h
a
re
a
n
n
u
a
lly
.
A
t
co
m
p an y an d a ll p ro p rie ta ry
' m a r k e t p rice of th e sto ck o r th e
th e m a rk e t price of th e sto ck w h e n 1 co m p an ies w hose lin es form a p a rt
a m o u n t it w ill be a b le to pay in d iv i
th is is w ritte n — a b o u t $81.50— th is of th e S o u th e rn P acific tra n s p o rta -
d en d s, as e a rn in g s larg e ly decide r a te of d iv id e n d s gives a r e tu r n of H °n sy s te m ,”
i th a t.
n o t q u ite 7% p e r c e n t on th e in
TOO LATE TO GLASSIFY
“ H e re is th e plan . Any em ploye v e stm e n t. T h u s d iv id en d s w ill m ore
m ay ap p ly fo r th e p u rc h a s e of from th a n o ffse t c h a rg e s m ad e fo r in - SA LE OR TR A D E FO R LESS__An
one to fifte e n s h a re s o f sto c k , a c te re s t.
120 acre ra n c h , all In cu ltiv a tio n ,
,
8 acres a lfa lfa . 20 acres w heat, 15
c o rd in g to h is a b ility to pay fo r it,
“ T he d iv id e n d s a r e p ay ab le to
acres rye, 48 plow ed, ; est can be
[ If a f te r h a v in g begun th e p u rc h a se
th e s to c k h o ld e rs a c c o rd in g to record
plow ed a n d cropped th is y ear. All
i of a less n u m b e r th a n fifte e n sh a re s,
level.
H ouse, b a rn a n d o th e r
of th e co m pany a t th e. close of b u s i- ,
a n em ploye d e s ire s to buy a d d itio n
b
u
ild
in
g
s.
H igli and g ra m m a r
ness on th e la s t day of th e second
schools one m ile rom e.
R eason
al s h a re s to th e lim it o f fifte e n , th a t m o n th p re c e d in g th e m o n th in w hich j
fo
r
sellin
g
is
a
sth
m
a
.
If
In te r
can be a rra n g e d fo r him .
A fte r
th e d iv id en d is payable.
F o r ex
e ste d , w rite H. L., 3 22 W im er
i h a v in g co m p leted a n y sp ecified p u r-
S t., A sh lan d .
122-w-s
am p le, a s to c k h o ld e r to receive th e
I ch ase th e em ploye m ay th e n begin
d iv id en d p a y m e n t on A pril 1, 1 9 2 2 ,; - '
..A T A Z
7
—
. to buy a d d itio n a l sh a re s , b u t u n d e r
______
.1.
,
x. I FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d
oom w ith
m u st be o w n er of th e sto ck a t th e
o r w ith o u t b o a rd .
Special ra te s
! no c irc u m s ta n c e m ay an em ploye be
close of b u sin e ss on th e la s t day of
to tw o p e rso n s.
In q u ire a t T id
i bu y in g u n d e r th is plan a to ta l of F e b ru a ry , 1922, a n d be so show n on
ings.
122-3
i m ore th a n 15 s h a re s a t an y one tim e, th e hooks. JA ny sto ck ip u rch aeed
¡ b u t he is n o t lim ited to th e to ta l q .1,1
. x.
FO R S A L E — M orris c h a ir, good as
‘l
1 ie *,0°k8 of th e , new , rea so n a b le . i r ! io. P ioneei
¡n u m b e r he m ay fin a lly p u rch a se . To
co m p an y b etw een th e la s t d ay of
av en u e. M rs. S im ons.
122-2*
ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th is p lan , th e F e b ru a ry an d th e f ir s t d a y of A pril
em ploye sh o u ld m ak e a p p lic a tio n on will n o t be e n title d to receiv e d iv i FO R SA L E — Buick to u rin g car. Ow
in g to lea v in g tow n will sacrifice
th e re g u la r fo rm s p ro v id ed by th e den d p a y m e n t on A pril 1, b u t w ill
a t $150 cash. 63 P in e St. 122-4
com pany th ro u g h his im m e d ia te e m receive div id en d p a y m e n t d u e J u ly
p l o y in g o ffic er, by whom su ch a p p li 1. F a ilu r e to pay th re e successive W A N T E D — A few n a n n ie kids from
c a tio n w ill be s e n t w ith o u t d e la y ! in s ta llm e n ts by a n em ploye who r e
m ilk g o a ts, tw o o r th re e hives of
Ita lia n bees an d sp ra y in g o u tfit
th ro u g h th e p ro p e r c h a n n e ls to th e m ain s in th e service will te rm in a te
fo r sm all place. P h o n e 411-R.
c o n tro lle r of th e com pany a t New th a t em p lo y e’s rig h t to c o m p lete th e
Y ork. T he c o n tro lle r w ill th e n a r p u rch a se . In such a case th e stock FO R S A L E — E ggs for h a tc h in g , 75c
— th e la y in g ,’ paying, b e a u tifu l
ra n g e fo r th e tre a s u re r to p u rc h a se p u rch a se d fo r his a c c o u n t w ill be
B uff L e g n o rn s, p u re bred and
! a t once th e d e sig n a te d n u m b e r of sold a t th e m a rk e t price a u d th e r e
w ell m a rk e d .
P h o n e 411-R or
s h a re s a t th e m a r k e t p ric e on t h e ' s u ltin g b a la n c e paid to th e em ploye
c a ll a t 153 G ra n ite s tre e t. 122-1
N ew Y ork sto ck ex change, a n d th e in cash
............
— ' ■
FO R R E N T — L a rg e f ir s t flo o r front.
em ploye w ill be se n t a s ta te m e n t a s '
“ In th e event of p e rm a n e n t dis-; room , fu lly eq u ip p ed .
Gas for
to th e cost. No c h a rg e is m ad e fo r a b ility o r d e a th of an em ploye b e fo re '
cooking. $4 p er w eek or $15 per
th is service. T he stock w ill be paid
m o n th , a t 153 G ran ite. P hone
his sto ck is fu lly paid for, th e em
122-1
411-R.
fo r by th e em ploye a t th e r a te of $5
ploye o r ills e s ta te m ay c o m p lete th e
___________________ ________________ —
[a m o n th on each s h a re u n til th e ;
p u rc h a se in m o n th ly in sta llm e n ts o r FO R
S A L E — T w enty-five T ancred
p u ra h a se is co m p leted , such p ay lum p sum a n d receiv e th e sto c k , o r I s 8 tr
tra
,n W h ite
,te L eg
h o rn p u l,e U ’ 51
a in
eghorn
m e n t s to be d e d u c te d from his w ages! m nv
, v,
i.
I each.
M rs. W. D. B ooth, 264
m ay receive th e n u m b e r of s h a re s I W e ig h tm a n St. P h o n e 257-Y. 12:
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
O R D E R S E E D CORN NOW
B ecause o f e a rly fro s ts la s t fall
m u ch see,I co rn w as in ju re d , a n d
fa rm e rs c p c c iin g to grow t h a t crop
sh o u ld obt.im th e ir seed a t once tc
b e s u re of g e ttin g good seed, ac
c o r d in g to a O reg o n A g ric u liu ra l
c o h e re b u lle tin .
In se le c tin g e a rs
from Lom e grown supplies, take
th o se th a a re w ell m a tu re d , sou n d
a n d m ed iu m rc u g h . .Avoid loose ar.d
d isco lo red e a rs a n d th o se having
s h re d d e d s h a n k s, a s th e s e m ay be
d iseased .
Terms ci New
Naval Agreemer.t
STAR =
; ACCRA’
•
U ;E
n a vg
DAY5
cannot
have made special purchases to celebrate our Dollar Day Sale. We are going to give you values for a dollar that
n w v . y<? re^ mb^r thl8?yenlt for ,a ,on,g tin?e to come. The values listed in this advertisement are for FIVE
ONLY, starting Thursday. We have bought a large quantity of this merchandise, but unless you come early we
guarantee that stocks will last.
J
y
H e re a r e the
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., J a n . 25.—
h he new n a v a l tre a ty , a c c o rd in g to!
its p re a m b le , is based upon a d e sire
fo r “ m a in te n a n c e of g e n e ra l p e a c e ’ '
a u d lo r re d u c tio n of a rm a m e n t com-1
p e titio n .
T he p re a m b le say s:
' m ud L u i ed b ta ie s of A m erica, j
t..e L.xvx_xi e m p i.e , i r a n c e , I ta ly ,'
J _ p r.xi, cl. ixxuo io c o n n ro u te to th e :
1-x.x....eirauca or th e g e n e ra l peace
; - < to r .- u e e the L u ra en of com pe-
1:' ? : in :
a.
•
- j .c ? ;. .1, w ith a view to
«• .c gixah ih e .v p u rp o se s, to coa-
c lu d a t . a . t y xO E m it ih e ir resp e c t-;
iv e n a v a l a rm a m e n ts a n d to th a t
en d a p p o in te d a s th e ir p le n ip o te n t- !
la rr s,
ho h a v in g c o m m u n ic a te d to
each o th e r th e ir resp e c tiv e fu ll pow
e rs , fo u n d to be in good a n d due
fo rm , h a te a g re e d as fo llo w s :”
T hen follow s th e tre a ty p ro p e r d i
v id 'd in to th re e c h a p te rs. T he firs t
c o n ta in s 20 a rtic le s.
D ivid *<1 I n to F o u r P a r ts X
T he second is divided in to fo u r
p a r t . — c a p ita l sh ip s to be re ta in e d ,
ru le s fo r sc ra p p in g , re p la c e m e n t a n d
d e fin itio n s. C h a p te r th re e w ith m is-j
c e lru e o u s p ro v isio n s c o n ta in s th e a r-j
t id e s re la tiv e to com m on a c tio n in
c a se of d t ’. red m o d ific a tio n of th e ;
tr e a ty ; . d in . ise of a pow er becom -!
in i v o iced
w ar.
T b s a rtic le d e a lin g w ith c a p ita l
si, . " to n n a g e is n u m b e r fo u r in
c h a p te r one, e n d re a d s ;
“ T h e to ta l c a n iia l ship replace-!
mem l to n n a g e of each o f th e con-i
tra c in g pqprera s h a ll n ot exceed in
s ta n d a r d d isp la c e m e n t f o r th e U n it
ed S ta te s 526,000 to n s (5 3 3 .4 0 0 m e-|
tr ie t o n s ) ; fo r th e B ritis h em p ire,
5 2 5 ,0 0 0 to n s (5 3 3 ,4 0 0 m e tric to n s)
fo r F ra n c e 1 7 5,000 to n s (1 7 7 .8 0 0
m e tric to n ?) ; fo." Ita ly 175,000 to n s
(1 7 7 ,8 0 0 m e .ric to n s ) ; fo r J a p a n
3 1 5 ,0 0 0 io n s
(3 2 0 ,0 4 0 m e t r i c
te n s ) .”
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ti n o f P c f t : fo r ific a tio n e a n d n a
val h .s ? : , is o m itte d te m p o ra rily ;
w a itin g tr an J a p - n ’s a n s w e r a s to !
it aceep U b d i y.
A rtic le 24, th ? la s t of th e se rie s,
m k -3 ¡ 0 d iv e th e r a tif ic a t'o n o f th e
t r ^ i t y s h a ll follow A m e ric an con- ’j
sti utLoixil m e th o d s a n d c a lls fo r de- ‘
Cretonnes
Colonial quality, our regular 79c value.
Good patterns—
£4 -s
D£ T2 ' A R
D A Y S ’ 2 y a rd s fo r
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largarne.
Comfort Batting
Weighs three pounds, full size 72x90. Will
make complete comforters—
DOLLAR DAYS, each . . . . . .
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Pillow Tubing
36 inches wide in black only, fine quality
32 ii ches wide, fine quality for K iddie’s
for bloomers. Lay in .a supply at this
clcthes, light and dark patterns
' DOLLAR DAYS, 3 yards for $ 1 * 0 0
I .‘OLT j AR DAYS, 4 yards for
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2< inches wide in colors and white
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DOLLAR DAYS, 8 yards for
Ladies Bloomers
Ladies Hose
Knit Bloomers in pink and white, elastic
at waist and knee—
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DOLLAR DAYS, 3 pairs for
BEST quality Lisle in black and brown,
a real value—
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.DOLLAR DAYS, 2 pairs for
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Long Cloth
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Pillow Cases
Fancy Lace Collars in ecru and Imperial Long' Cloth, fine qual
cream, all new styles, sold regu ity, yard wide. C an’t last long.
larly at 69e each—
DOLLAR DAYS—
Dollar Days, 2 for. .
4 1-2 vards for . . . .
$1.00
Outing Flannel
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Best quality in 42 inch widths. Will not
last long at this price—
DOLLAR DAYS, 2 yards for
Sateen
Romper Cloth
Lace Cottars
Look Them O ver
Crib Blankets
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Best quality in 42 inch width, Baby Blankets in pink and blue,
sold regularly a t 59c each. fine quality, sold regularly at
£ C.gAs-
$.100
DOLLAR DAYS—
Two f o r ..........
$1.00
$1.25 each—
Dollar Days, each..
Embroidery Edgiags
Cinny Laee
Toweling
E xtra tine Swiss Einroidery in new pat
terns, line quality for spring 4»
sewing. Dollar Days, 8 yds. for
Real Cl’uny Lace in several good patterns,
35c values—
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DOLLAR DAYS, 5 yards for
Pillows
P art Linen Crash Toweling, good quality,
sold regularly at 28c yard—
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DOLLAR DAYS, 5 yards for tb 1 * V
Feather Pillows covered with good ticking
in dark patterns, extra special / h « a A
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Heck Towels
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Outing Flannel
Food quality medium size, sold 27 inch heavy quality flannel in
light and dark patterns, a 20c value
regularly at 15c each—
DOLLAR DAYS—
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Dollar Days, 8 for. . . .
6-yards f o r ..................
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Percales
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Nainsook
Childrens Hose
. Aprons
Imperial English Nainsook, a fine
Ladies’ Aprons in good styles, and
quality for making underwear. Heavy Ribbed Hose for boys and made o f good material, values to
DOLLAR DAYS—
£>■ A A girls, a great Dollar Day Special.
3. pairs f o r ....................
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4 yards f o r ..................
DOLLAR DAYS, each.
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Dress Ginghams
$1.00
Hnck Towels
Petticoats
36 inch best quality in light and 36 inch extra fine quality for the 27 inch fine quality Zephyr Ging
Made ot fine quality materials in
da-rk patterns, all new this year, needl°. sold regularly at 22c yard hams, new patterns in checks and
jarge
size
tor
family
use.
Bought
plain and figured patterns, values
sold regularly at 22c yd.
DOLLAR DAYS—
<£«■ a plaids, sold reg. 22c vd.
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tor this sale—
a - A A to $1.50—
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Dollar Days, 5 1-4 yds.
6 yard f o r ....................
¡Dollar Days, 5 1-4 yds.
DOLLAR DAYS, 5 for
DOLLAR DAYS, each. $ 1 . 0 0
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Many items not advertised go in
this Dollar Days Sale.
E. R. I s a a c & Co
Sec Windows
TH E QUALITY STORE
Successors to C. H- Vaupel.
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5 Days of value giving in this Dollar
Days Sale along with our January
Clearance Sale
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