Medford mail tribune., April 24, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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PAWS TWO
MHDKOItl) MAIL TUlUUNR MMIITOKI). OUKOIOK. KHIDAY, Al'lill, 21. lilll.
IOCAL AND
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PERSONAL
Kor tho Inst three, or four days' a
Ihito has Iiuiib over the summit ot
Ml. Wngncr. AcronlliiK to pioneer
weather observers, this means a wet
Juno and a dry October. 13111 Cole
m mi saa tho last time ho remembers
feeing a hasre on Mt, Wngncr was
when the Spanish American war
lirolto out,
E. D. Woaton, commercial photog
rnphor, negative ruado any tlmo or
plaea by appointment Phone M
1471.
James II. Ulco of llllt, Cnl., Is
npcndlnK a few days In tbo valley
vlnltlng frleudB and relative.
Havo you noticed tno flavor? That
Is becnuso Valley l'rldo nutter Is
naatonrlxcit. 24
A squad of hoboes passod through
the city Thursday night on foot
bound for tho Slski.vou section of tho
Pacific highway. They packed their
blankets on their backs, and woro
strung out for halt a block on tho
rnllrond track. The police told them
not to stop.
Screen doors at Mcdford Lumber
Company.
Miss Carrie Davidson of Cold Hill
visited friends In this city Thursday
afternoon nud evening.
Plato Ice. Morning deliveries.
Mcdford Ico & Storage Co. Phono
264.
A reward of $20 has been offered
by Hoy Nichols of Central Point for
the return of a ladles' watch stolen,
from his homo Monday evening while
in this city. The watch was a Keep
sako and highly prized by Mrs. N'lch-
ols.
Do you know what pasteurization
means? Eat Valley Prldo Uuttcr
ard you will know. 24
Candidates for office at the May
primaries are scouting around in tbo
country districts this week, nud prp
paring to put on tho final sitrt tor
tbo primaries. Uut tho blandish
nients ot tho politicians cannot off
set the dealro of tho farmer for war
nows, and political interest suffered
a severe setback.
Typewriters. All makes new and
rebuilt. Sold, rented and repaired.
Typewriter exchange, 0 North Fir
street. 52
Frank Kane of G-dtco Is spending
few days. In thee Ity on business
Fresh llmo. Medtord Lbr. Co.
Walter Grow, a young man or Ash
land accused of stealing tnrce norscs
from Fred Horrln of that city haj
been arrested at Klamath Falls ac
cording to advices received oy tho
sheriff's office and Is being held for
return to this county. Grow escaped
from a deputy sheriff In Ashland.
Tho standard bred stallion. King
Seal, No. 6U3S, record 2:11H. over
half mile track made last September
at ancouvcr, H. C, will make a short
season boforo racing this year. Feo
125.00 to Insure. T. L. Tayior, own
or. Tho Southern Pacific will run a
special train from Ashland to Grants
Pass Sunday to Gold Illll and Grants
Pass for tho benefit or t:io rans of
this end of tho valley wno want to
seo tho ball games.
Every snuaro of Volley Prldo nut
ter is guaranteed, because it's pas
teurized. 24
Tho police wore called upon Thurs
day afternoon to settle a dispute over
n board bill, arising between a land
lord and his roomers. Tho matter
was adjusted after considerable ar
gument, and a peaco pact.
Milk and cream at DeVoo's.
Spraying operations ror codling
moths nro general throughout tho
valloy this week.
Savo money. Uso Date Ice. Mcd
ford Ico & Storago Co. Phono 2C4.
Considerable local Interest Is being
manifested In tho Leach Crow-Fred-die
Welsh fight at Vernon. April 28
This Leach Cross Is picked by a num
ber of local fans as tho man to beat
Hltchlo bocnubo ho polished off Dud
Anderson In handy fashion In their
twq sessions. Dick Donald's now
(irotego will appear In one of tho
preliminaries, and a number of Dud 'a
wurm admirers In this city want to
sou lit m get a good licking ror the
revongu It will give tho former
"Prldo."
Seo Tu my for fire Insurance.
Will Terry of Talent spent Thurs
day lu Medford attending to buHlnets
Interests.
Don't bo decolvod. Use Plato Ico.
Mcdford Ico & Storago Co. Phone
C, G. Hullls has returned um un
auto trip to the Sterling mine,
whoro operations aro under way for
beginning the work of glueing.
Do you know that Valloy Prldo
ll.uttor Is paBtourliscd? Jnfclst on
yimr grocor furnishing It. Patronize
homo Industry. 24
Si I I '"II . w " ---.
I WccRs & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Ladjr AtsUUut
Day 1'Iiobo K27
MiflM V. W. Weeks JIW-JH
Hmum A. K. Orr D7M-M
Tbo police hno been Informed
that two or three scatter brain boys
arc running around with loaded guns
and nro quite promlscous lu pulllm;
thorn. The offenders will be hnlled
before tho juvenile authorities as
?oniv as they nro caught, and stops
taken to correct them. An Investi
gation will also bo made of where
the young men got the guns. Dime
Hotels are blamed for the tendency
to bo "bad men.''
Very attractive Indies' suits and
mllllnory at Deuel's. Take a look.
2S
For the first time this year, flow
er vandals began operations Thurs
day night, and pulled up rose
hushes planted In North Control ave
nue yards.
You may get cheaper butter, but
none as good for less prlco. Kat
Valley Prldo Mutter, no other butter
In Southern Oregon juado by our
process. 2 4
A letter received from membors ot
the Hoston Ideal Opera compauy
saj that they have extended their
.np.igemont at Phoenix, Arts., 12
weeks, and will play at Kl Paso,
Texas, next, being In line for tho pa
tronage ot the soldiers and the sail
ors and camp followers ot war uloni
tho Mexican border, Up to tho
present time tho company tias pJayed
to the biggest business In tho history
of Phoenix.
Postcards 73c per dozen this week
at Up To Date Studio, 232 East Main.
41'
Ilegulatton of autoes left standing
on Mnln street will likely be taken
up by the city council. The machines
Irak oil upon the pavement damag
ing the pavement, and giving tho
street cleaning force constcerablo
trouble In cleaning It off.
Norfolk serges for boys, $4.50 ami
$5.00 at Deuel's. 23
It. F. Daly of lluiiconi spent Fri
day morning In Medford on .business,
and left for a short trip to Ashland.
Special for Sunday, Ncpolltan
brick velvet Ico cream. Phono 4 Sl
it. Mrs. Harry Porter (neo Laura
Nuober) of Gold Hill visltcc Mcdford
and Jacksonville relatives the first
of tho week.
Wo invite comparison of quality
and price. If you do this you will
trade nt Deuel's. 29
"Dcafy" llattlstc, the Mcdford
boy who signed with the I'orttand
team of tho Northwest league, won
a five hit game against Spokane
Thursday, the first gauio tho Port
land team has won In a wecit. He
also peeled off a couple of hits, that
helned win his own gamo. Uattlste
ooks like a fixture on the Colts.
Plato Ice, guaranteed clear, hard,
pure. Medford Ico & Storage Co.
Phone 2C4.
Ike Frldlger left this afternoon for
Phoenix. Arlr.. where ho will work
on a plastering Job with Dili Her
rlngton, a former resident of tu!
city.
At half prlco. Juu In at Deuel's,
another lot Turkish towels. 29
Mrs. T. D. Kinsman and MUs Lil
lian Patterson of Ashland aro vis
iting at the home of Dr. Helms this
week.
Kat pastounzed butter. Valley
Prldo Dutter is pastourlzed, buy lt.24
Judge F. M. Calkins of tho circuit
court Is holding court In Grants
Pass this week.
Say clear, pure Plato Ice. Med
ford Ico & Storago Co. Phono 2C4.
It. J. Cole of Hilt. Cal., Is spend
ing, a few days In tho city on busi
ness. ' Why not have your Insuranco In a
big company? Holmes tho Insurance
Man, Is tho agent.
J. II. Murphy of nutto Falls Is a
business visitor In tho city today.
Add to directory. Whlto's Velvet
Ico cream factory, phono No. 481-H.
29
F. Cooper or Eugene Is transacting
uuslnoH In the city today.
J. O. Gerklng, tho beat all around
photographer Jn southern Oregon..
Mays reliable. Negatives made any
where, tlmo or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phono, 320-J.
J. S. Stubblefleld ana wiro of
'Klamath Falls aro spending tho
Meek end with friends and relatives
1n this valloy,
Manila, chocolate and Whlto's apo
dal Ico cream for Sunday. Phono
481-It.
S. II. Edwards or Grants Pass Is a
bualuehs visitor In tho city for a few
hours.
Get tho beat- mado In Jnclctoa
county, and It's pasteurized Valley
Prldo Huttor. 24
Tho Odd Fellows of Hoguo Itlver
valley will obsorve tho ninety-fifth
nniilvorsary of Odd Fellowship In
connection with memorial services In
Chautauqua lu.llt .ir at Ahland Sun
day, April 2. s' l-.'o m. Thcie
will bo an ap noprlau program and
an uddrew b I' (!, M. and P - It
Carkln & Taylor. lawyers. (John
II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has
klnUoydeu Bldg., Main street.
l hovou iirnnlrally new Columbia.
$100 00 dlhc phonograph which I
want to sell cheap. Iteiords go with
It Itox 22. aro Mull Tribune 2J
Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin
ish at J, O. UerkluK't itudlo, 228 E,
Main Rt. Phone 320
Twenty per rent ilUromit ou hum
llu uiiilurwuiir at Moo & Co.
l)r, and Mr. J l Noddy have re
turned from California. Dr Hodd.v
appeared nt Washington n the lu-
f torests of tho Crescent Clt harbor
and Is convinced that the construc
tion Is a, certainty.
Arthur Ituhl, brother of U. W
Huhl of tho Medford Sun, Imu been
detailed by the Now York Tribune,
a n war correspondent ?n Mexico,
and Is now en route to Vern Crux on
board the battleship Michigan.
Kay La Mar pays go to Orros &
La Mar, 200 W. Main, for cleaning,
pressing nud alterations. Phono 5SS
U. 16'
Chief of Police lllltson left this
I' morning to spend the rest of tho
week In tho country paninolnnlng
for vote for tho democratic nomina
tion for sheriff at the May prlinnrlw.
RIOTERS ATTACK CONSULATE
(Continued from vM 1-)
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.i i...!....1!...! .i... it.m,ih :...n..V ImUitlldirof tho mlniemo power,
I. .v. ,.,....,...,,., ..... ..... .-
elliilo tlioill nnr mm' iui"' "
train urrhlng, wo wore permitted to
continue to Vera Crux. The mkmU'
gora wore tinusfeirvd to the rollof
tinlu for the Hunt idngo or tno trip.
Daiigoi' ut (liiiutnlitjru
The 500 American at Gumlulnjm
Japanese unler hi .iiiuiiiu.
Tho imperii pi hit whatever lluertn
unlet, nud It l Hkol". " m'
wlsho to t'Miiue. ho will nuituuiii'o
Ihnt uro.it diumer oMnU on tho l'a
rUlc count and It I necessary for
ihliu to i there It U known mm
leaving was Unit lliiertiv planned 1')
strip the cmbutw of guim lu retalia
tion for tho lo!8 of Vera Crux. Ho
liiiil ill r i';i iK tioliKit tlio mill iiiiiIh mill
telKuranli 'ami ' i-ofm...! n allow ' I'robabI) nro In ns gien: r.uiir as
(VSIuuinluiessv. Cniitnln IturnHldos.! ,"0HO l" MonIco Clt, nw nntl-Alilerl. . . . ,, ..,,, Hr(tttiitiiN of
the embassy 'a mllltar) nltarho, or vn "tluient will be poiinlttod r,.lM u Ktiop tlio rotl t- tn I'uclfu-
Consul General SlmnMIn to send u ! '"" il"" "" UtivrOi'H anger '
tiiptmso satisfied. Mo has a double pjirpnso
......" '....... ..In this rimmiMi for tho Inxs nl' iiiiiml Mietlug.
.ii i niuiv. j onniiHiiiiuspv h.ijh . - : , ., i.,.,,.,,,
the last tlmo I saw hi.... "i to getlrn Crux ...id furthoramo .,( I,u Pho mn.unl m-i JK ' "' ' " "u
polle to force a eiterni counitt with iht vu hf -
, ! suttliitlpu lu HVil'orU Nit'itmi) nifi
timin. piii ;. in a i'. "' i""1'
tlmo nlno illtwIoiH will bo oliii'tiMl to
houo for tint i'UkuIiik xtur A topoit
iovoiIiik tho IiiihIiiiim tmlisiiiloil hv
tho nsKiieliitlnii iluilOK III" I'Ut'i x"iir
will bo predonli'd ill thlHtliiin A luU
ntlouilniiio In dotlreil
as .1 I'IMMtY. IToMitoul
the embus) out of here
Members of tho house ffoputte tho Hulled SiuUh.
led the mob which rioted in front) Tim dictator In iibIiik nvory ti!uiia I
of the A mum Icon club nt.-r tHo nuwsn to ruUo troop and fttniW. lie Ih
of Veni Crux's iiipturo wa recoltrd. j iiinUliig pnior mode) Miilore. N guard .,
The uMt of the lauding of the ma-jot soldier, h slulloiied over Ilia
Hues reached the iieoplo through ex . American iirlutluj; office where H U
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FRECKLES
A. S. Panning of Ashland Is In tlw ' , V ,,r" ' "" , i .V , ,"lllt,,"l ' ilif Tlmo In Mil "f 'Hiw
city today attoudliiR to on.tnoM 'hIUIo..., of the newspnpe.-. I ho being printed. ,,
matters. dictator seemed to be doing every- Over tho TampUo Incident lluortu .,w ,,,,,. ,,...
Today's consignment of mall from Mn MW .MUm ,,u) owU-i BI1I 0'ai,nuglmo had u verbal nUl . , wm of M..ir
the east wan dola)ol by a freight
wreck In Eastern Oregon, and will
arrive on the afternoon tratn.
Judge George W Dunn o ..saland
visited lu Medford for a few hours
Thursday afternoon.
1 Italph Johnson of Phoenh Is spend
ing the day lu the city ou business.
Parisian halrdrcslng parlors 429
M. F. & H. building, shampoo, hair
dres, scalp treatments, manicure.
and ho succeeded.
t'ntMiN Sim in lliutiaoiy
Tho) stormed through tho streets,
driving Americans before ttioni. and
swept towards the embassy.
O'ShauKhitcfK.v hud bad no word from
Washington concerning tho action
that had been taken, as all momtiiKui.
to him had been withheld. At Sir
Lionel Cnrdeu's reqm: u guard ot
40 policemen was iflnced over tho
War
Declared
On liisjli prit'c.f iiiul 'low il
livt'i'k'H. H'yim wiiut ! Ii
yiiiii' K,t,,',i' ',0,, l,,1'
ii'ii'i'Hiinl wlit'ivyim cnii lm-i
ilic Ih-xI mTvicc. plunt ytnir
tiriU'W to iw. Vt cAi'i'v t-
. .-. r ...I- I .1 !.. it.. !- 1.. .. I.
i nun rt tv Kin un tiiuii'iT til uiiiinr n ummi up ill i iriifitriiv. un u
niessngoH I filed with thevseoptloii .,,.... , tit,IM,h rrwm ... ..nit.i
of the despatch telling o( Huertn'ii j n)(, iu,p,r R , r t talll Hll,i' Kl'Hll 1111(1 .m'lalilfH. Our
desire for wur huiI tho oc0liHttUiu or. mnnlM aM vtl !, , s,,!,,,,: , . .., i,.....,.
'..r.i (Vn whli.li tml.lLT mi miiIh.1 n . .. . . . llHll't'S ill IOW l'l .
""" " " ' tlidl uveH ltl worsi ueeKiiw uno w
to .oncenl thvlr real mennlnp. lm'KMIl , .mapir. whit,. Hie llshtor,
consldero.Mulgulflcniit. I , mWhhI ..nttrely. It
Here U how Uuorta dealt with M.,iom lml lUm v, mir
-...--. - i iit'ril ui irt'inm lisiinilirii in 1
in the slrvot in full vlow of the pub fl(,rMBi M ,lu) pr.rili.tlM othliiM
lb'
doublo NtroiiKlh In KiininiileiHl to
ui uu l was ivu.e ui .h uiu nu i rullMnif ,hwtf 10mly Mlt.
news as mo censor rejeciwi u mo
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faclat massage, hair dyeing and) e.my ...u niruiigiun.: i .ium.u, ...... , w.o question ou w.neu iuiikou peace PwkH, u, mptotwij pj.sir th skin
bleaching; uso the best French I Wo.!noilny night It was surrounded, or war: and nln a beautiful clear coui.lex-
! Il.tAllllM l.l.nlll.. tilnl, J I II.. . I........ .! . . . .11.1 ....S .. I
ile. 1 also make switches a ndi "' "". j.iuk mu.. hit h-.i ..o... w.r.., .. ..... ..ui ku; .
curls, etc.
service.
Phone 157-J,
A LADY OF QUALITY
AI STAR THEATRE
The miiiiagemeut of the Star the
nter offers tor tmlay nn.l tomoirow
the noted eliunii'ter mire, ("wil. i
l.oftu-i in the populur novel iiml i'-.i-mou-j
piny, "A Ludy of (iunlity."
A more suitable subject for .Mii-
I.oftus' mimic itowcis eoul.l liwrdly
elcvatorl "fl m..iuu in ier..i....K in- i 10 Hie pninro aim no oiu noi ienei
ntiiuohs to vont their anger was ob-word wlien ho could be found '
! vlonsly an effort to gain sympathy. I 0'Shaughny. receiving loim tol.'-j
If he finds that followers of Car-1 graphic Instructions fiom Wiishlnr
rauxa and X.apata are autl-Aiuerlr.ini ton. utartinl out to find hint, making
fie sure to ask ror the double
strength olbiuo a this U obl under
Kiiarnnteo of inonpy buclt U It fails
to remote 'freckle.
OAKDALE
GROCERY
,1. I IKiiiiiuII. I'l.'p.
'imiic mi.
i In their views he into even permit
violence In un nttempt to consoli
date the (ountryV divided ructions.
On the way to, V-ra Cm our
train encountered the federal army
which fled from here. The soldiers
were wild with auger and declarod
the Intended to return t-oon "'o
wipe out the Americans."
Hvcu-e ot .Mcvluiu Tniops
The Americans fired before wo
e.ected It." they declared, "but we
tho rounds of the Cafo Colon, whoro?
the dictator hnhltunlly takt-H hul
morning cogiuiu, as wyll as ot other
citfen which he oirnslonally vlslls. '
He round him nt the Jockey Club I
bnr.
"Have )u jour niitomoblle out
side?" asked lltierin
"Vox," answereil O'SUaunhut'ssy.
"my now one.''
"Lot's sit titer." sold Hilortu.
Tho rxtlr got Into the car, which
have been clio-ou. lu the role fnud soon wo will bo ready to return
florin In. the lieaiNlrontr, teiiiMf-tuiif" and drive the Gringo Invndlers out."
carried fifteen cannon awu with us i stood In a side street. Iluerin's
bodyguard and his nttondanU wlth-
hovilcti ;vlioe futlier'- eonlempt tot
the other -ex extern!- even to her
self, but who Inter wiiw hi rw-j-uet
and grou-. up nmoii Iik dissolute
eomiMiiion.s, leuniini; to drink, smoke
nud -itvear us freely ns any of them,
till the derision of the man she Inve
nt her imiMMiline mnuuers ami drss
prouiits her to renounee tlium for
ever mid bucomi "A Lutlv of (futil
ity." Thin photoplay i produoetl umler
the personal direction nf Daniel
Piiihimiii ami is up to the high stan
dard mmntuincil bv the "K.iiiiuu
Player'' company.
I took n photograph of the troops.
At tho next station, two miles out
xtdtf the American lino, federal
soldiers held up '.our. train for four
hours. The officer comutaudlnx
them demanded that I 'jo taken from
the train and Insisted ou m) arrest.
saying: " Mr. llrlllsher. I
j ou have deceived me
drew, and tor thrtto quarters of an
hour ho ami O'SliiiughiiHwiy iirnHod
A photographer vvho trlmUto take a
picture of them wns driven away.
O'ShnughuoMvy spoke siiiIIIiikI.v;
Uuorta VDlieuioutly. friHHotitly ,
smnshliix n fist Into the patui of his I
baud. Ho wn sobor at the time.
believe O'ShnughnesK)' said tntnt.
I lu the event of a crisis the dlctu
Hvldentl) ho mistook me for altlr U prepaied to esriiim His pln.i
Urltlsh subject. Capt C. It. Older. I Is to anunuudo that he I ttolug to,
the British charg" 'd'V'strPs refused j the front, tnke win. tiliu n small!
to surrender me ' :'here was fur-l Imd.v guard of troop kinw'ti a lb. ,
MEN'S CLOTHING
lii- iissiirtim ul to ('linos
!jti.5() tu $120.00.
I, .it, l "Hit,
Big Shirt Assortment
lu iiculim't', izi)faii(I inilili i'iiIIupm. U'i'i'H niut
IVoiil :!)C to Jj?15.()) t'Jlrll.
I5iir stock Ovcr.'ills tun! Klinki 1'iiiitn.
The Wardrobe
Wi'ht Main Klrvt I
BE
The .Meilliinl nest of Owl-, that
partly demolished liv the nlleueil
shady fiiiuiieiMl triinsnrtious of .1. K.
WimhU. oriiiui.t-r, held in the coun
ty jail nwiiitiu trial, will reeetve
ils eluirter from the griitiil loilue, ite
eonliii!; to word reeuiveil by local officer-,
iiml will be iisinei! the of
ficial number 1 104. For muiio time
it was doubtful whether the Inenl
order Iiml any fraternal beiu, ow-.
in to the failure to turn in I lie eluir
ter monev collected.
5-5-j-55 j- -j J-X ; " !! X C J v " i2 "- 5 w w Z l'
TO f MU.CH NEW MERCHANDISE!
E NO. 149415: Has come in the last few days always keeping our X
stock most complete
Kiiioko Mt. Pitt.
Cigars and holp build up r. pay
roll for your own town.
TOO LATK 1U O'LASSIFV
FOIt HKNT Flvo" room hoiiMj " at
1212 W. 10th St.. $5.00 pur month.
Phono 275-J. Sco J. W, iler
rlnn, 31
I'OH SALK WoJI ctstitbJUhcd busl
iicbB. Prlco reasonable. Worth
Investigating. Addrets r;ox M
tare Mall Tribune. .10
FOIl SALU -Mission furiilturo. table.
)9.0; chair, il CO; china closet.
J1C.00; gas range. Iron beds, rot,
chiffonier, $1.50; l.lichon treasure,
$3.50; nad Irona, and other hoiihii
hold goodi), canned fruit, fruit
Jars. All priced reasonable) Cull
and loyk, over tho goodH ut S10
Haet .lack ton, or phono (J00-Y It.
II. Uennett. 2'J
KOIt SALU -At my warehouso nt
1022 V. 10th St., fancy Spltzlug
apples, good varloty of good pota
toes, prunes, wheat, torn hurley,
eti Holiert Hutlpu, phono 3H(
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New Trimmed Hats, New Shapes, New Beads, New Hand Bags, New Rufflings, K(c.
Beautiful New Hats
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"STYLE CRAFT" SUITS AND
COATS
If you lire iiilclusled Hi i'eili
a fnilliliil poitrnviil ul' till thu
nuli'il nrlit of itpjtH i !' i-rv-iitiniis
thou hv nil iiicmin ee
our Style ( 'nut u'liriuutiU.
Style ('lull. Tiiiluitiil SiiiU
$20.00 to $ I7.b0
Slle lii.lt (.'outs
$ia.pr to .S32.r0
Extra Special 10'- discount
from tho nliovc prices (or thu
next five days,
$25 TAILORED SUITS, $10
li: Tailored Suit-, nil tidal, mhiio
viiIiich run iiji a luh ii t'!l.
To ho Mire lliev are not nil thm
htuikouV miitM, but iiio ti'!t't
lv lnilmitd Ntyle which me ul
wii.vh lu votie, mid iiiiiny put
i'rr it 'Miiotly (uiloieil uil.
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ut n time uiicu ou wiuit the
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ii ilo.mi While Sero Suiti In-
lor ruck; uotiiitl viiltio-. IH..'i0 lo .t.'l.'i.ilil
. . $10.00
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mid llicy vjn mil fiii' mi- (! i luinjiiia. ..mhh -t.mi tliiu.- in ,
(it ftliuv you. See 1 1 io pulls ni'W l.rultiuii -Iiuim-.. Our -i... k ,
ktifl rifbl ii i to tint miimle, n- ipul.- new lnin- nn m ibe nunl,.i
wo Imvo tliflii. Our I'oiiitiiiii. nre inn rea.u.iliU .u. c!
$ii.os, $:.-ir, $:i.or, $.i.ro ...i $r.ir
$25 Silk Dresses, $10.00
line lul nl Silk Hiii- in I'iMiliiiil., Tall el.. iiml . ..fn.. .. .1 o
ii few imiiili.i. ui linltoiil Onil. Tin-..- tut oil .I ,, ,,,.,
live -.lile- on l.iilmnl Ion,. u j.-w 0 tlio m.I.u.. .v,,, nin up to
4-tll.tlll; a h-w ..I Ihen. lu.xv lull -kill., hul ii,i., ,. II,. , u,. .
IIMMllflCll kirl ,11 UOIIll III i-ollil., f Xt-l.t -JHTImI $!().()()
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Ono full lulilit of Sliiit WhihK ilielmtliiK iiimi.v of llu. m-ii-on'-(l
luutloln, hJm Ulturuil wui-U, hi jymw, muWIIok. iiii.iIi..-.
nil hIim, netuul vnIiiou up h laljj mijtnl.
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$1.18
CHILDREN'S DRESSES $1.39
.Mildo of AiiMi.l.ciitf (iiiiliiiin in
all the iiuwi'f uioileU, iilcludiiij.'
the Junior I lililv, o- II lo( 1 1
vciirt. . $l,til
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K0VER-ALL APRONS, 5Sc
.MiiiU of tatmiiliinl (Mirciili', full
eiil, Hiiiiie mo till eilcil vvilh
lint. ruck lii'iiiilt lihl mid ilnik
iioloix, ttpcciul . . ri0"
WASH DRESSES
l.'iilllliiliil niouiluiijjit to uooaii
from, fiom 1,1. imihIchI Nttcul or
liou.o diowt, our niuuiul vuliioH,
$i.to, $t.s, $a..ir,
$U.OO, S1S.80 up
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