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Newspaper Page Textn . M r ... ! 1 T lfEDFOnD MATL TRTRTTNTilt MftflOTlf) OK KAON, -FRIDAY, R TCPT WM B KR 8f 1011. ' PAGE JTVE LOCAL AND PERSONAL UIiIiiuhii Hucntil hlllim niiil .liiiuiiK'Hc nlr iilunln ul llruiiilluy'n, 1'liunu 61HI. II, l. niut IV M, Nitlf liuvit hIiiiIciI wwli ili'Vt)tliiK thnlr inlnliiii piop. mty lit tliu Atilii;ii(o ((inn! i y. Iluy or twit n Hlmtitr to iiiiiIio tliu elillilrmib nuw ncluiol cIoIIich, Phono 004.1. IT 1 Mitrvll lliiiitililn turn rcliiincd from It Vlltlt t(l (lllllllK I'HHH. At Hid Hluu nf Vit .Nifty. Mm. I'M AikIicwh In Hicii(lliiR two iwuh nt WiiKiiitr HpiliiKh, Hiinllmy I'n'liuU Dry CImiiiIiik Work. MiN. I., Knynit iitvin HiIm ovwiIiik for it vliill at I'iiiIIiiiiiI. Mr. iiikI Mm. J. I., iinuiiiirHliy linvo lun for it vlnlt In I'nrtltiml. Tim W. C. T. U. of OroRon will bold it hImIi.' convention In Mmlfunl OclobtT fi.0. l!i J, Jnlilt'H ll. Wood nxHH'tH to Iwivit Hiimlit yi'VculiiK to iittcnd tint Mitt" fair ut Hiilmu. Itolelintt-lii nidi it nd wiw wood. Hfl II. II. 1'itltornoii linn returned from n hliurl trip to Wnunor hot nprliiK. I. 0. (In-Kory will iavo nt tint flrnt of lliti miU for Hnloiu, whero lio will nmml tiuvurnl ilnyH nt tlio nUitti fiilr, Boo It. A. lloliiHiti, Tlio Itmurnnciv Mnn, ovur Jncknou County bunk. llonry Trout of AhIiIhikI wiih n ro nml vUltor In Milford. Cnrliln & 'i'nylor (John II. Cnrktu, Olotm O. Tnyior), nttorntynt-tnw, ovor Jnrkrou County Hank Hulldln. MtMfonl. W. It. Tlioumit of Willow HjirluKM ant'til I'rldiiy In Moilfnrd on IhihIhohh. Hhorty Mile nml Will MiiII.t itr lilitnnluK n duck huittliiK trip In tb Kliitimtti rountry. At tliw Hlun of Yo Nifty. I'or tlio iiurpoRo of uttondliiK " IIKxitlllK of tlio Hitlt'Hliiru of llin II II r wiry conipnny which ln ri'iiriwntN In Ihlit valley. II. II, I'attitinoii will Itwtn Moiidny for Hnh'tn. Ho will tin ur diiupnult'd li)' Mm. l'lttturnoii, John M. Hoot Ih oxpectod to nrrlvo from Portliiml on thin iifioruoon'ri tritln. TIuto will bo n homo cooklnc wilu itt Wnriu'r," Wortiiutii & Uurn'n sloru ul I p. m. ttnturdny. Mr. nml Mrn. Norwood left Thtirn dny for Crntor I.11U0. Thoy will drlvn tlio onllrti illntiiiiro. ItonMtluc nml fryhif, cttlqkyitit nt inii linn Miirxnt rriiiiiyiiiKi aiuiir- dny, 2fo pur III. Monitor ft Kunwor thy. "Hf. I.ndlcii, hnvo your mill in win li) tho llorlhi UkIIok TiiIIoHiik Co., nt Control Point. Or. 173 Profi'ioior P. J. O'Onrn Ihih loliirn d from it vUlt ut Atihluud, Hnnltury I'runuh Dry CIwiiiIiik Work. ' A. D. Moo hun ri'turui'd from it vlult to C'rntcr l.nko. Mr. and Mrn, It. I. Hale, orcompif. ulcd by their daiiKhterH, Mlfnox Jiuiud nml May, linvu lufl for n vlnlt ut Cra ter l.nki. Homo cooldiiK kiiIo nt Wnrncr, Wortmun A (loro'n Hiitiirduy. Rnin McClcndon wiim n n-ccnt vl Itor In Medford. .luck Itulntou Iiiih returned from u lnlt nt Hold Hill, Watch tho Midi Market Krlduy and Huttirdny for cheap NhIi. llallbnt, black cod, Hiik coil, 10c per Ih. Cut prlccn on everythluK nuld In our ntore. Cutth only. McHHlor &. Kenworthy. t Ul Mlb Nuiiitii of Juckiiouvlllo wiih it recent KO'nl of MIhx Akiich Ihiiuch of thin city. llnrvey Ncnll of Medford Iiiih ro turned fiom a vlnlt nt Murphy, Or, II. II. Trotter Iiiih IcU for it vlnlt to CroHcont City, Or. Mim. !:. .1. Kubll mid Mrn. H. It. Huylor of Jni'kiioiivlllo woro rei'ent Medford vlHltorn, IC. C. Ilowlett of KiikIo Point wiih ii Medford vlaltor today. MIhh Mniloii WoiiiH, who Iiiih been u Kiu'it of Mr. mid Mih. II, W. Huhl, Iiiih returned to lior homo nt Itock font, III. Wllllum Hcott of Biiiiih Valley we ll rocout Medford vlHltor. Mm- W. II, WIIhoii loft ThiirHilny nlftlit fur a vlHlt with filendii at Itono. buiK. " Krimlc lliown of KukIo Point wiih ii teeeiil vlitllor In Medford, W. V. WlllliuiiHof Tinll iHHimndliiK ii few ilnyn In Medford on Imiiliieim. Chin Iiih Mheimiiii or Cenlral Point whh In Medfonl I'rldny on a uliorl ImikIiichh ttlp, TAR AND FEATHERS. A Coat of Tlitt Moani CxerueUtlng Tortur to th Vlotlm. I'cople who read of latrine "lid feallieilim Idiow that the u iiIhIi nxMit Ih a tcry nnpleiiHaiii one. hut few lm iiKlue how leirlbly piiluful and dan lieniiH It h, llaideued tar Ih very hard to uiuioie Iroui lh hI.Iii, and when fenlheiH are iiddcil It fniiiiH n kind of eeineiil thai hIIcUh doner than n brntlli'l'. Ah hooii iih the lar netH tho iIcIIiii'h Hiitferlu Ih'kIiih. II cotilrnctH nn It cihiIh, and otery oui of the little velllN iiu Hie Ixidy Ih jnilled. ciiiikIiik the uiiiKt ex)iilMlte iiKouy. The perHplru Hull In entirely Htopped, and llllleH the lar Ih reinmed death l icrlalu to en Nile. Hut the removal Ih no enny tank and nipilrcH Hi'ieral iIii.vh. The tnr cannot be Hofleileil by Hie application of bent nud liiUHt be peelul on bit by bit. Mice! oil hclu;: iimvI to inal;e the prH enn Ichh pnluful. The Irritation to the xUlu Ih veiy pica I. nn the IiiiIih ciiiiuoi be dlHeiiuaKcd, but inimt be pulled out or cut ofT, No man can be cleaned of tnr to n mIiikIo day, iih the pain of the opcraljon would be ton excruclntltiK for eiidtirnuce. mid until tblH Ih done he ban to Mirror from a pain like that of (t,ooo pin prick. NtitnberH of men hae died under the torture, nud none vko have Kone through It regit nl ar and fe.iilictlnu' an nuylhltiK but n moi'l fen rf til lulllclloii. PICKING HUSBANDS. Weeks & McGowan Co. UKDEUTAKERS J)y l'bono M71 Night riionr r. W. Wrcki S071. A, M. Onr, BAM. LADT ABHIHTArn:. I 3nieiiuHnr lo Mm lituinrtn Kinir (10-4 I ....... ............ .. , JOHN A. PERL Untlertnker mid ICinlmlincr i imrtnioitt of Muilfonl Furnlturo Co. j Offlco VJH Hoiitlt llnrtlott HtHH)t To1o)Iioiioh: day, lloll 4 7 1 : ulBlitt I roHliloncn, lloll 473, lioino I7i)-i, ChIIh niiHweicd itlKht or day AMIlULANCia HK1IVIOH i4tftff A Woman' Cynical View of th Gar man Marrlaga Marhat. The men In Oermauy do not man They me iiiiurleil. They arc moiv n Icon pnHNlve article" of Hale, which Htnud In roWN In the mnlilmoulnl nhop window irlth their price lalndcil In Iryev teller In their buttonhole, wait luppntlently for a purchtiHer. Tbev lire, perfectly wllllnt. vieii etiKcr, vie iIiiih. They want to be lnmlit. bt.l their porltloti d(H-H not allow them to Krunp I Iiu Initiative, nml they n-e Ihaiikftil when at hint hoiiic one cotne. uloiiK mid ilii-liirr- hcrnelf ciipnble nr.d wllllnc to pity the price. The elrl and Iter mother, with (lull pitre In baud. pnHH the nrtlclen In ii view nud chiMine. ntt the one which licxt Hiiltn tliclr uieniiH mid fancy. "I hIiiiII innjcv nil olllccr," one kIi! told me Home lime nco with tliu cn' ctintldciice of it MTHon nlHitit to unlet a tirw Oivhh, nnd. lo nud behold. Ih fori' the year wiih out hIii wiih wall.lni; pnuidly on the aAn of a dniKooii lieu leiimit! I even knew of three women who HWore to each other Unit they would marr' only iccuIiihch, nnd here a Uo they had (heir will. One innrrlcil it great painter, one n poet and nuothei n fnitintiH illplomntlHt. That (hey were all three peculiarly unhappy Ih not a wittier. upthiHt the h.VHtcin, but n priMif that jjenliiHi'i may occuHlonnllj U ery iineoinfoi table parttierH. In ililn cine tho putrluiHerH were rich nud popular and could therefore uiahe ihclr cludtv. Oilier of leHer meaiiH would have had to content IIiciiihcIvch with an olllccr, envnlry or Infantry, ncconl Inc to the "ilut," or n Inwycr, or n iltn--tor, or a merchant, ami ho on down the Hcnle. MIhh Wylle'n "My (ionium Year." Ungallant, f1endenon-i:ver met with nny ncrl oiih nccldcnl wlillo trnvelliiK7 Hen KHk Did I? I met my wlfo while travellin,' abroad, Trouble Hprlnpi from IdlenenH nnd -rlevotm toll from ucedlcHH enne. Kmiiklln. FOR INDIGESTION Hail hininiM, NcrvoiiNiich, lllllotis iii'Nx nml All Stomach Misery. (lo to CIiuh. BtrmiK lodity, don't procriiHtlmite Kol u flfty-coiit box of MI-O-NA Htomiich tublutH and cot rid of all that nnuoyliiK miH, HoitrueHH, heiirthiirn, bloatlnn mid ucuvIiichh. Ho KiimuntocH thorn. Thoro wouldn't ho ho many deaths from (icuto IndlKCiHtlou If HiifferorH would coiiBtnntly curry a few MI-O-NA tnblotH with them. Head IIiIh from u man (II yeuiH old and (hen decide whothor you prufor to Htiffer loiiKor or not. "I am on my hocoikI box of MI-O-NA. 1 itchIvoiI llof after takliiK two iloHeri. I feol llko u different limp. I am (II yea ih old and MI-O-NA Ih the bent thlni 1 ovur lined for Htomiich trouble." .1. M. HurKor, It. l- 1). No. a, llox 08, Woimtor, Ohio. Klfty contn for a InrKO box of Htomnch tuhlotu at CIiiih, BtrmiK'K mid dniKKlHta uvory whoro. ' Some of the Show Girls In "Miss Nobody From StarlancT tLfy j ji Bi ""II m aaaaaaaaaata(aaaV '? B jft La!iaaaBLaaaKV " SBk aaaaar faaRt bbbbbbbbbbbbbt . XbbbbbbbbbbW BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflaBBBBBBV 4 A"1 jfc V& H ii aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm' 1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaf IH ' BBBbP'P. BBBbV IbBBBBBBBBBBBbW ZaBBWrT BbJE MaT BL aBLBLBaatBBLIl ' T K. LLft 1 W i aaaaaaKU aftaaaaVV - V WW Bl ' mT ft., - BkC J "K ' JBl NOISE OF THUNDER." .-, Dut to Haating of Qaita Along th Lint of Eltotrlo DUehargt. To IrofcHor TrowbrldKo wo owo mi experiment to explain thn imlne. of thunder. It hun UHtiiitly been thoiiKht Hint tho noM Ih canned by' llio cion nss up- of tho rncuum crcntcd by tho panmiKo of IlKlitnliiff, tho nlr riinlilnp In from nil hIiIph with n chip, but tho Intenilty of tho nolso Itt wilier din lroportlonnte, nnd It Ih now HUppo'd Hint thu thunder Ih ituu to tho Intcnno liontln(, of tho khhch, cr-pcclnlly tho riih of wnter vnpor nJottK tho lino of tho electric tllHchnw, mid th6 coiwc quent convorxlon of minpcndod mol-i-tore Into n ten in nt enormotia prcs.iuro. In thin wny tho crncklo with which n pcnl of Joinder nomctlnirs bc-jlns mlsht be repirdcil an tho wound of Htenm explonlonii on n mnll ncnlo, cnUHcd by Inducttvo dlsclinrttcH boforr tho mnln floHh. The rumblo would ito tho ovcrlnpplnj? Htcnin exploilonH, nnd tlio flnnl clnp, which soundest loudcnc, would bo the stenm cxplo.ilon nenrcat to the nmlltor. In tho enne of rum Mint? thunder the lightning t pasnlnRT from cloud to cloud. W'lictl tho flnsli paHHeH from tho enrth to tho cloud the clnp Ih loudent nt the beginning. Professor Trowbrldce pivo sub stnnce to these stippoHltlonH by cnun lng electric flashes to pnss from point to point through terminals clothed In Honked cotton wool, nnd he miccocdcd In maKnlfylnff the crack of tho elec tric npnrlc to n terrifying cstcnt.-Lon don Graphic. THE BIG DIPPER. r-f-f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 4. m FOR SAI.K Furnlturo, tables, clmlv loo (ihoat, hall troo, hodrooin Hot, oto, AIho clilukoitH, Iiuiulro 101 Ho, NuwtOWIl Stl'CQt. M6 TOBACCO IN IHfc AHUIIU. Hciourco of Mlntr Whan Thty Can Nalthcr Chow Nor Smoke. "When tlio wind N btowluu thirty tnllei mi hour mid the temperature. Ih Id U'low ll Ih Home cold." said a man from AIiihUii. "If a mini used tobacco In Hie oullnnry wny out of doorn dur Imk mh'Ii weather nnd Kot bin llpi wet thniucli MiuokliiK n pipe or chewlnc ho would Ik apt to mt Into trouble. Kind thliiK be knew he'd bine bin Up crock ed, nud they would bv raw nil whiter lone "The rojiuhtrH Htntloued nt tho mili tary HtH up In Alaska found Hint If they tied ii tobacco leaf In their nrni pit prevloiiH to undeHlred duty they wmild become very nick mid could iwihh tint hik( HiirKCon for hospltul, tcctHm rid of detail work they wanted to n void. "Tho mlnoro up there learned Home thluiof (hi nud found Hint the tobac co crnvlm: could bo hiiIIhIUhI by bind Inc u quantity of the leaf either In tho iirmplt or aptluit the sohtr plexui. TIiIh avoided broken nnd hlccdlni; "lw during tho winter, mid they weren't prevented from huioUIuk ImhHirH iih well If 1 hey wauled to. It wiih the out door HinoUInu' crehewlni: Hint made nil tho trouble."-New York Sun. Musical Comcdyat the Medford Theater' Friday Evening September 15. The Cause of Eczema ODDLY EXPRESSED. Are Way to Trtat Vanlton. The sportsman wiih cxphilntni to a few of hi uiilnltlutcd frlemU. "If you don't like vciiImiii." he said. "It Ih Invaiisy It ban not been prepared properly. I think I know the kind you have tried to eat, nud 1 ucree with you It Ih not tit. After 'the deer Iiiih been nhot tho carcass probhldy bus been nllowctl to lie around until the blood Iiiih discolored the meat mid really Iiiih iiIhum tnlnted It. Kew liunters dress their gaiiHi carefully ciioukIi. As soon iih a deer Ih killed the carcass should be thoroughly bleil, slilnneil, the eiitralM removiMl and the iiiont hum up '1 tho dry nlr for koiiio hours, Thorinml) and prompt bleedliiK Ih of tho utmost Importance. Venison prepared In this way Is comparatively light in color-Hint Ih, It Ih a clear, bright red, and tho fat Ih white and clean. There Is no htrong, rank taste." New York Pros. Queer Ways In Which Ideas Sometime Pot Into Words. CurloiiH wii.vh of expressing Ideas In KuglNh may bo expected from foreign ers, iih, for liiitnurV. when the French man. who made n call In the cotiutry nnd wiih nbout to bV Introduced to the fnmlly. wild: "All, xe ladles! Zen I vuiild before. If you plenne. vlsh to purify mine 'nnds nud to sweep mine hair." A Scotch publlcnn was complaining of his Ken-nut ninld. He sold that ddio could nercr bo fotid ,wben want ed. "She'll gnng'iHit o' Hie house," ho wild, "twenty Huil-h for once nhe'll come hi." A countryman went to n menagerie I to examine the wild lienMn. Several gentlemen expres-cd the opinion Hint Hie ornng outmig wns n lower onler of the human hpoclcH. Iloilge did not llko this Idea nud, striding up to the geutlemnn, 'expressed his contempt for It In these words; "I'ooh! He's no more of the human species than I be." i "Mnmmn, Ih that a skilled child?" I nnkwl u little boy on scvlng n negro ' bnby for the tlrst time. I A shop exhibits n onnl wnrnlng ev erybody nguliiHt iiucnipiilous person" "who Infringe our title lo deceive the ' public." Tho shopman does not tiltc sny what he means nny .more thitn the proprietor of nu rat lug house near the dock, on the door of which limy be j rend the following announcement eon veyliiu fearful Intelllgeuci- to the gal-, hint tars who frequent this Kirt: "Sailors' vltnls mkiHl here." Phlln-' dolphin North Amerlcnn. i Rovange. "Stop!" The brakes of tho motor weiv suddenly applied, a putidoinouluin of whirling wheels ensued, nud tliu mo torist cauio face to face with Consta ble t'oppem, who had liecn hiding In the hedge. "HxeiiHo me. sir," wild the portly po liceman, taking out Ids notebook and pencil, "but you exceeded the speed limit by two miles. over a measured piece of toad." "1 have done nothing of tho kind," retorted tho motorist, "and, besides" "Well, If you don't bellovo mo I'll cull tho sergeant, belli' as It was Mm ns took tho time. lie's In tho pigsty yonder." "Don't trouble, Hubert," tho other hastened to reply. "1 would sooner pay llfty linos than disturb tlio ser geant at his menls!" London Answers. Fullhful Woman. I toll you that women, as a rule, are moro faithful than men ton times nioro faithful, 1 never saw a man pursuo bis wlfo Into tho very ditch and dust of degradation nnd tako her In his arms. I never saw u niun staud ut the shove whole sho wiih wrecked, waiting for tho waves to bring back her corpse to his arms, but 1 havo soon a woman with her wtilto arms' lift a man from tho mire of degradation and hold him to her bosom as If ho wore an angel, Ingorsoll. His Way of Doing. "Could tho cashier of that company nxplnln the muddle In the ImoksV' "Ho hiiIiI ho would clear It all-up." Is germ life that burrows under and feeds on the skin. Tho way to cure ECZEMA Is to remove tho cause by washing nwny with n clean, penetrat- Mothers who spend the night with a sick baby appreciate the help they get from McGEE'S .BAY ELIXIR especially in hot weather. It quiets fever and irritation, soothes the atom- It Ii tha Hour Hand of th Woodman' Calaatial Clock. The polo "tar la really tho most im portant of the stars in our sky. It ' marks the north nt nil times. It nlono In fixed in the heavens. All the other stars seem to swing around it onco la twenty-four hours. Ilut the pole star of Polaris Is not a very bright one. nnd It would be hjird to Identify but for the help of tho so called pointers In the "Ills Dipper," 6r "Great Bear." The outer rim of tho dipper points nenrly to Polaris nt n distance equal to three times tho spaco that separates tho two stars of tho dipper's outer side. Vnrious Indians called the pole star the "Homo Star" and the "Star That Never Moves," and the dipper they call the "Broken Back." The "Great Bear" Is also to bo remera- this. The first application will stop, tho Itching nnd givo prompt relief', to an irritated, Itching or Inflamed I skin. If yon are a sufferer from skin ; ach, checks the bow61s and helps 'ng liquid, the germ life and poisons both mother and child to obtain sleep tiered as the pointers for another rea that catiBO the trouble. land rest. Price 25c nnd 50c per bot- 8on. iS the hour hnnd of tho wood- We havo a preparation that will do tie. Sold by Strang's drug store, m j man's clock. It goes onco nround tho nortu star in noout iwcniy-iour uours, the reverse way of the hands of a watch that Is, It goes tho same way i as the sun nnd for the same reason ,Nar OtkUnd, CaEforala tuilt it is ue earth that is coinff nnd or scalp eruption in nny form, try one The onlr Womxn's College on the Paetfic Cof. leaving thorn behind. Country Life bottle of ZEMO, tho clean, scientific A?tcuta?iChroNvVhorihKet"ear. SS In America. preparation, we are confident you will Jg 0"rd VTvSifJZ j ' bo pleased with tho results from the , Laboratorie for ctenec with modcru enuivM A. 1MB ' ., , . , , ,, , ment. Excellent opportunities for home; use of this standard preparation for economic, library mdy. mu.ic and an. Looj- for the loser of the articlo.1 s'n,i,' wo KJWH.MUMU ..v.-. , -w. . ... Good for Infants ns well as grown Iktsoiin. Hawkins Drug Store. sf ttudents, out-door life, t'reslilent. Luella y0n haVO found for a prompt Ud Clay Carwo. A. M.. t.itt. D.. LL. D. For J . . . f - . '' -ataloeue adilren Secretary, M Us College V. may save htm a lot 01 Worry. . IO California. Definition of True Humor. The sense of humor Is the "saving seiibo" principally because It saves us from ourselves. The person who can-', not laugh nt himself now and thou Is ' to tie pitied. Moreover, the person '' who cannot take good nattircdly the j occasional bantering of others Is In the sumo class of disagreeables. A well directed shaft of raillery will often tlnd the vulnerable point In onr armor of self complacency and show us where onr self satisfaction is all wrong. True humor, however, must spring ns much front the heart as from the head. Its essence must be truth and friendliness, not contempt. Thoro never was n good Joko yet that told a lie or besmirched a reputation. Humor which curries with tt a sting to wound ' the sensitiveness or delicacy of one who does not descrvo to suffer Is not true humor. San Krnnclsco Chronicle. Professional Instinct. "Homeo ami Juliet," with the orlgl mil company, hud reached Its crucial moment. Juliet wns stapgeilng about the stage, regarding her mulcted lover. "Oh, cruel ojsoti!" she walled. Sho raised her lover for u moment In her iiniis. A wildly excited medical student In tlio gallery sprang to Ids foot. "Keep him up. .Millet keep him up!" ho bellowed. "I'll run out and fetch tho stomach pump!" : v ARun of'Luck. Violet I newer bad such a streak of , luck. Uo fell In love in Paris, proposed i In Itoino mid bought .tho ting tu Nn-1 pies. Pierrot l.Md your luck end there? i Violot Oil, no', Wlillo we woro ut ! Monte Carlo ho won enough from papa for us to got married' on. London II-1 lust in ted Bits. Tho Silvir Lining, n. life troubles will c'omo which look is if thoy would uover'pass away. Tho night and tho storm .look as If thoy would Inst forever, buf tho coming of I ho culm mid tho Horning cannot bo wluvad Always Something New AT RIBBON till silk, 3 iiH'hes wide, worth 4 C 25c, sp'l, yd Avt MANNS CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O. HAT PINS New styles, Splendid 25c ones; special, (U each AvL SEE OUR NEW SUITS and COATS "Lavogue" Suits I "Lavogue" Coats First showing of the new models. Yon will like them. They come in all the new Scotch mixtures. Storm serges, broadcloths and velvets. AVc sell them at popular prices. Special values at $20.00, .$25.00 and $35.00 Great Petticoat Sale 89c 50 new style Persian IVttieoats, made of "near silk," cheap tit $1.50; special, The new models please everyone. .Made hi the new zibalines, diagonals and mixtures, all sizes at prices to suit special values Saturday at $12.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $25.00 Flannelette Gowns "Women's full size Gowns, heavy weight; fast colors; good pat- iJQ terns; very special ' Jf 1 w Corset Day The new line bust models are mak ing a hit. You ought to see them. Spe cial values at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. Nazareth "Waists for children; all sizes; very special 25c Complete line of Ferris Waists for women and children. An odd line of Women's Corsets, worth up to $11.00; cleanup gQp Gloves "Kayser's" Lisle Gloves, pair ....25c Domen's Driving Gloves, pair $1.25 Womon's Street Gloves, pair $1.25 Womon's Long Kid Gloves, special, a pair .$3.50 BEST PRINTS Saturday, a yard........ 5c OIL CLOTH Saturday, -J Aa a yard ...l'i KIMONA CREPE Saturday, 4 Qa a yard ..,' Percales Double Fold Saturday, A a yard 'C