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j - -si'P'V t PAGE TWO TMLMDJi'OttJD jyiAUjrRUJOyiS, MEDFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY, dTNB 25, ,1Q15 I j : & i i rV? i 1 '? 10CAL AND L PERSONAL (ho child-S2 According to the present schedule, . the. Liberty Hell, en route from Phila delphia to tho Snn Francisco fair, will pass through Mcdford nhout 2 o'clock on tho morning of July 1C. Gorald Hooysmllh, lias roturnod from Portland, whore ho took part In a golf tourney participated In by tho best amatour golfcro of tho utata winning tho consolation prize. Thoro will bo two harbors nt Tho Quiz, Saturday. 82 A spatter of rain foil over tho vniloy thlB morning. Furnished houso desired by ro sponslblo parly. Call Mr. Crutch field, phono 213 or 31. 82 A carlond of walormolons was ro colvcd by local incrchantB from tho Imperial valley, California, this morning, and arc now on the market, tho first of tho season. They sell from 2T emits to CH conts nploco. 'Velvet .to cream at Do Voo's. Tho police huvo been warned to ho on tho lookout for tho daring holdup wfib rohhod tho Jones Morennlllo com pany of $1000 In gold dust, marching him from his homo to tho storo nt tho point of u gun Wednesday night. A suspect Is hold nt Aidilnnd. Tho Medford Vulcanizing works aro now vulcanizing punctures nt 2Cc. Albort Urognry of Ashland, spent Krldny In Mcdford ultcmlliig to liusl nosH mnmtturs. Our Nuvy, march by Fred Alton llnlght, apodal sale Saturday JCc, ut HiiIo'b and Palmer's. . ,R2 M. P. Jncoby, tho Tolo merchant, leaves today for a visit to tho San Francisco exposition. Got filtered gasollno from tho Tied (liter at Onrnott-Cory's, 'Mr. and Mrs. Myers of Oreer, Idaho, aro visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Wathlns and son of Mcdford. Try Celro-Kola, "First for Thrlst" Re at your favorite fountain1. 82 Thoro will bo nnolhor of thoso famous chicken dinners, with all othor good things, tit lh NiihIi Cafo torla Sunday. Tnkc your family nnd enjoy a meal nway from homo. 82 Sand pllo animals for run. Handicraft Bbnp. According lo .1. F. Soulo of Ala- . nieila, Cnl., tho Klser pictures of Cralor I.nko and tho ltoguo river t vntlny on oxhlhlllou nt tho Snn Frfan clsco fair nro sending scores of enst 'orn tourists to tho wondnr spot. Mr. Soulo says that along with tho Jack son county gnmo exhibit tho photos' aro attracting wldo attention, 8oo Dnvo Wood about that flro In surnnco policy. Offlco Mall Tribune llldg. Miss Amelia Huhiomnu of Yrekn, Cat., returned to her homo this morn ing after visiting friends and rela tives In this city tho last week, Popular song hits for fie nt Pal mer's I'lano Place Saturday. 82 Tho Iowa society of southern Ore gon Is planning to hold their annual plmilo nt Ashland In tho nenr future. Momn-mndo pastry nt Tho SluiBta. Merchants r Central Point nro holding n "Home Coining" day to day and tomorrow, with free pic ture shows, and musle. Tho colobrn tlnn will and tomorrow, and prom ises to bo que of the moHt Hucres fill events of Its kind qvor hold In tho valley. Screen doors at Mcarord Lumbor Co. I toy Wllllla of tht Persist district Ik Hpendlug n few dia In (ho city vlHltlng frlQilds mid rolullvoa. A'l trlmiH. lints and shape half price. MIm Loiinsbury at M. and M Dopt. Htura. S .lunula .IoIiumiu of Orauta I'hsu vtna a busluiMW lsltor In tht city Thurs day. Dr. M. U. Harbor. Palm block. Hours 9 In' 4. Phone: Qffico 110; Home 110J2. Mr. and Mrs. Hoth llullls of tho Sterling nilna are Hirudin tho day In Medford. Pop corn Crlspottes nt 1h Voo's. Udwnrd ICnnU of Montaaue, ChI., In In the ulty ftir few days. Ho Von eariiiw tho best Una of flvo oent dxara In the ally. Mr. and .Mm. S. I. Wllann and diiiiglitor ltulli of Talwit are twill ing the day iu Medford vUitlug friend and rolallvta. Iloiuo-niuda patry nt the Shasta. Miaa Vera Marrliuan left ThurmUy for ICutcfiiA wUar hu will vUlt with oontluiux to Heattlo vvliar she will enter whool. Cliocolataa. SO fnts lb. Do Voo's. W'ntar 8uprlitUiiilv nt O Arnnplgor will loava In thw iHorniitK on h two days tour of lnM"tlon of the city InUtka Mnd Flan lake. Regulation will 1" laid down for campers au a to avoid any poaatbla eoutantliutlon or the dt walar suppl). Kodak (tulatajni and aupplhta ut AVgaton'a Caniara Shop. UupoalU Hook Store. Mian llaaa Keulner laft this inorarti lug fur Uo Auxtla wlnrr h will fipnnd tho summer vUIUuk friend mid rolnWves Mqrahunt l.aaca. t&o. Tma Shaata, Onrl Y. TnraUl apailt a faw hours In Grants Pm Thursday at tcndlus to buiuM'tuatura. Pal- 82 tf Mr. and Mro. J. ,F. Soulo of Ala ,modn, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. llalph Km orsoli and Mrs. G. K. Kmerson of Hoaaulm, WaBh., nnd I.awrcnco Drown of San Frdnclsco, reached Mcdford Thursday from an' auto tour to Crater Lake. Get your butter, eggs, cream, milk dnn butter milk at Do Voo's, A number of local republicans will go to Crater Lake Monday o meet Gov. WlthycomlK!, and escort him to this city Tuesday,. Governor Wltliy cotnbo will ba taken to tho lsjko from Klamath FhIIb by auto, ft, Is ex pected (hat tho chief oxocut)vo will spend n day In (ho Itogue river val ley Inspecting tho Pacific highway. FrcslJ roasted pcanuU at Do Voo's. Tho MIssob Elizabeth and Till M. Schoenborgor of San Joso, Cnl., loft this morning for their home after spending a wcok in this elty visiting friends. Siskiyou or Colostln wntor, 10c per bottle nt De V'oo's. O. N. Nelson luifl roturnod from a short business trip to Grants Pass, From todny my business will ba conductod strictly for cash. Got my prlcos before bujlng. U. 11. Hrown. 83 The flro department was called out (his morning by a grass- flro on North Central avenue that threatened two residences for n time. Tho flro got beyond control of tho burners. No damngo. Popular song hits for 5c at mor'B Plnno Place Saturday, by J. W. Mitchell, phono 320-J. Attorney (Jus Nowbury upent Thursday afternoon In Jacksonville attending to professional mutters. Popular song hits for He nt Pal mer's Piano Place Saturday. 82 A. I). Farnhnm of Salem Is among the out of town visitors In tho city this week. From todny my business will bo conducted strictly for cash, Gat my prices leforo buying. L. II. Hrown. 83 A ritimber Of Mcdford peoplo Jour neyed to Ashlnnd Thursday night to Hto tho production of "Sari" at tho Vlulng theater. Notlco Is hcroby given (hat Coun ty1 Superintendent Wells will hold tho regular examination of applicants for stnto certificates at Jacksonvlllo, commencing Wcdnesdny, Juno 30, 1015, at 9 o'clock a. in., nnd con tinuing until Snturdny, July 3, 1915, at I o'clock p. m. Mrs. John S. Sherman, head of tho Conservation Committee of (ho Na tional Federation of AVomon's clubs wn? tendered a luncheon at tllo Hotel Medford this noon by tho ladles of tlfo Oro'a(er-MQ"df6rd cluU. Sho will be entortnlned this evening by tho members of tho Women's College club, Mrs. Sherman will leave Sat urday for Crater hake. Wheat $2.10 per hundred; scratch food 2.30; Olympic flour $1.75 por sack; other prices according, for spot cash. h. II. Hrown, SI The Itev. W. F. Shields and tho IIoh' eluli of tho ProHUtorlun church are spending the dny at Table Hock, mid will enmp thoro tonight return ing tomorrow. J. O. Corking, tho best nil around photographer in southern Oregon, Always reliable. Negatives mado any where, time or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-J. The commission of prominent Chin ese citizens appointed by n royal de cree (o study American conditions Will pasH through Medford next Tues day. July 20. ICAGO S CH WED "MISS JEKVLL AND MADAME HYDE" WITH , HELEN GARDNER, AT PAGE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CLUB ENTERTAINED E SATURDAY AI H0RNBR00K AK LAND, .lime J.V Vnul wn nUM'lvml held (Ml Nit. Ill iHMt llltfllt of I he H'hMMtimiHl ludiliii of Uiirdnu .In colts, uiMUHKer of the well known Jon .MeroHiittle Co.' otiilitidimeiit at llotnlironk. The wtury Met'1 Uih( at I ho point of u levnUer u lone ioIi bcr fimi'lltil IhuIi .IncoliM Hint lux wife o whim to the utore after the imiiiHiter had arrivml home. Thin or eiiinsl iihoiil HI oVIock TiiexdHA night. I 'tider tluetitx .IhcoIin npenml the safe, wltieli ueltleil ni'Hilv $10110 in coin Hiul ijolil diift. Kxtni enM tional detuiU telute to the Inuidit'o I'Hcoiling IiumIiuiiiI Mini wife haek to their hotiie ami ouleriUK them t tur iiihIi a oiii'k ill who'll to phue the hoit. Nii i-lcw to tin' hiuhw.iMiinuV idcutitN w8Hini;to. June sr -itiu- la' whMtl ield per aero probably will b tn per cent sruater this oar tliau laat, liaur) H Itaker. American eoutuiorelal aitm-lie at I'etroprad. cabliw tae depwriuient of cwierct. 'i HtK 'IM U Khaly to be leM. kervr, be aavt, e'auae of tht) l(rne rMliiction la acrttaae due to iRtuir Uoitu( ttuvt war coudUlous, The first large touring nt of tin seimoii to Mop off ut Aletlff (!, con inK frorm tho fair, wll nrnve lure nt ! 'J p. .m. .Saturday. Tlio party ) . known un the SweiliMli-Aiuerieiin ( nl ifornin elnb of Chieugo. it is com iooil of the most proinjiieiit SwciIhii Ainerieiin reHiduntH of, Chieugo, wil'i tlieir fumilies, uinuii .whom nro Juilgo Axel Chyhuiis of the circuit court bench of Cook county; Or. lohii A. CliriHtensoii, Hon. Henry I'ucson, city engineer of Chicago; Hon. John I'rioHson, member Chicago council; Henry S. Hciihchcu, ciiHliier of the Slate Hunk of Chicago mill Swcdihli coiihuI in (lint city; Hilwnrd A. Linn, X. A. NcIhoii, president Henndin Ijfo Inniirnnce Co.; Dr. II. A. Oldenburg, ('. S. retortion, editor of tho Swedish American; Dr. Wallinm A. Peterxon, nnd Kdwurd C. Westmnn, n promi nent cnpitnlist of Chicago, who is muiuiL'or of (he oxeurnioii. Aecoin- ianying the party nro Governor Geo. A. Carlson of Colorado and Kx-Gov- ernor A. O. T'borliu'rtlt of MinuoKoln. Tour on Special Train Tho party is making the tolir iu u special -train, which left Cliieugo on Juno i'J, visiting (he fair at Sail FrauoiHco, nnd returning Ihrouuh (lie northwest via (he Canadian l'auifie railroad. At the solicitation of .1, A. YVcxtcrlund nnd through the cour (cmoh of the Southern Pacific offic ial (he party has made arraiiKemciilH for u four-hour Htop in (he itogue Hiver volley, under (he auspices of the Medford Commercial club. The ('hill's plans for tho entertuinment of the party include nu nuto trip around the valley, beginning with the orchards on (he cast foothills, includ ing the WcHfcrluud oichurdH, (he Hillcriml orchard and others. The party will return (o the Pacific high way at (he iienrcftl point nnd go 6uth through (he Hurrell orchurds, the George II. Cnrenler and Palmor or churds mid rediru ii.tiIi, taking in us much of the valley us possible on the west wide nnd north of (own, redlin ing over (he Pnoifie highway to Mer loni, where n lunch will he mtvciI to the party nt the Hotel Holland. The purly will go north at (I o'clock, fol lowing 1 1 tun No. HI. I'litcrldlniiiciit Pint 1 1 led Ai tho Holland the purly will be on lerliiincd by vocal selections render ed y MisH Cnrol.Mi Audi own, neitoin punicii liv Mrs. Guy Cluldot. The followinir puilies have very liinillv itoiifented to furnish their uiiIom for the trip around the valley: MeHsrs. William Gore, .1. A. Perry, C. K. Gules, V. 1 lhaai'H, A. S. l(oen- bnuin, J. W. Herruiii, 1). O, Worth iiigtiin, i. M. McKcnuy, J. V. Muudy, ,1, T. Sullivan, Perry Asheralt, Jr., .lames Campbell, John Perl, John S. OrJh, K. G. Hrown. II. L WaKher, Hem AuderKou, George II. Carpeuler, IF. C. Gurnclt, Delrov Getehell, S. V. Heckwidi, .1. W. DrchMer, ICarl C. Gad.lis, Guv W. Connor, T, K. Dan iels, Vauglin .iiiidel, .Judge P. I,. Ton Velio, J. A, WcMerlund and other. . . . -t i TRAVE L OPEN WITH A fill TO CRATER LAK E MML TAMPERING 4 9 .No .WASHINGTON. Juno protest will be mnilo by tho United Stnlcs'"iignfnst into'rferoncos with Ailierr"caii'niaiFs passing through Ku- ...... 1.'.fll'il..n, (..rrllin- n netl- . I I 111,.'.. II lll'l 11.1.11'llk ..... J - irnmc to crater LaKo to dato'tnijs gic0 hellfgerents nro per shows n substanllnl lncrcaso over (ho'inltted to cdnsor cnblo messngefl In same period last year, the park rcc- i trans, ..officers hero think lotters would undergo mo same rins. ANOTHER PACIFIC HIGHWAY AT BILLING'S HILL E m LEADS MORNING PLAY TAt'GMA, Wii-h., Jmii' -'' Iu tli' golf touriiiimeul II. I'lniiuller Hkiui of Medford, Or., went'iifter uidory with a Mmgenlieeiu the lirst eighteen hel( of the tliii t.v -ix hole innlch wi(h .Incoh Neville ot San l'runcioo Iu the Hi'iui-t'iiinU tin iliiiiniug for (he Pacific noithuext chuiiipiouship. I'4iiii plu.Ncd u very eouiitetit gnmo, Isayiiig his iuin Nlmt and uuiUing MUtie very piettv drixen. When (he player reined forluneiicou Kg.au Imd a lead of I up. At one tune he had a lead of (1 up. Neville, hv pluuntt perfect g'df, won the sexeulcentli inn) eighteenth, n'tliiciiig I'kuii'k lead lo t up. Mr. T. It. ("iiUHii,,'rHi4(iiia, won Iho iioithwvt w(imunVhniiipioiisliip hv ilefeadiiif Mr. loiiK "lean ot Ta loinn iu the final", I up .uul .1 to gn. ' "-Filial -.election of flic rnu('" for (lie J'nciftc highway over the Hillings hill vill he inndc'atlccniiotlK'rHiincy has hcci' Hindu ot an alCgrnijdvii, route around tliu,liill (o HuC south oi' the pretpnt grade, which goeH.uiidyr III" niilroiid viyn l(n trjuiKtouH a creek. TlnVjoulo i.ijjoiigv'rtiiuu the Ilillings' roiiTc, and (he owner of (he property deiiiand .f2.rt00 for dum ;igi. II also involves a dangerous curve iu (ho Hiibway.. Wlien the sur vey nnd estimates nro eoiuplele, the cost of the three routes, (ho Hillings cut, the present route, filled nnd cut, with grudo oros-ong, ami the proposed niuto will he compared nnd a final selection made by Statu Kugincoi Cn nt inc. Thuriliiy, Mr. Cunline, Judge Ton Velio, (joiiunisfionor Leovor, Engineer Kidicdge, Mnvor'.?ohiitoit of Ashhiud Hiul committees flout Iho Mcdford and Atdilnud Commercial clubs uiiide nu inspection of (he route. Engineer Cnntinc Minted that the state was willing to expend the : 10,0011 duo (he county from the state funds on this section, which will give the state .jur isdiction over the construction. On July 12 lliis; stntjo Inghwiiy advisory hoard will be hcic and a final selec tion of route probably be lett (o them, though Mr. Cantine's repot t i c.poctod i" tmo for action .ut the July nuiotiiif,' of the court. Engineer Cantini) took cec-aMou duiiugjiis visit l) protect omphntic-1 V ally lo .the court the route celected I ? for (Jiu. highway fimii Ci'iitml Point to Tojo, a- in vising needles,- c pense, ini'i easing danger to Irawl mid being unsafe for the triielin puhlie. In addition, he siinl (hat the highway ei)iis(ruetiou along the opi-u bunks of Jackson creek involved c pciifeive work (o iirevent flood- imm iluiiufgliig the road bed, nnd luhi-cd (he iiliiiiidnument of (he route as im practicable. . ASHLAND INSTALLS AUTO FUNERAL AR ASHLAN'I), Juno US. Tho only fiulo funeral cnl In southern Oregon, If not In territory bctweoh Portland nnd Sacramento, has recently been Installed hero by II. C. Stock, un dertaker. Tho niptlve parts aro em braced In an American uiidcrsluiig of DO horse power, adjusted (o four spoeds, All extra parts and repairs aro carried so aa to bo conconlcd from view, tho general nppenranca ords Showing that up to Juno 24, 28 nuton had registered nt head- I quarters. iUp to Juno 21, 1914, only I nine nutos had registered. So far (this year 337 people havo been (o the .lnke, about twice ns many as last ' j oar. The first car to reach headquart ers this year was Juno 17, when h, H Storey of Woodburn, registered. iSeeley Hall, driving a six passenger 'Cndlllac traveled (o within one mile I and 14- half of tho base of tho rim on Wednesday tho farthest for the ' season. The snow is melting fnst, ' and It Is expected to bring tho first car to the lodge on tho rim by July 4. Tho roads between Mcdford nnd Whlto Horso canyon nro In exccllont shape. Tho season will officially open July 1st. A forco of cnritcntcrs nro at work, nnd (ho dining room and kitchen will bo ready for uso lit tho hotel under construction. Thoj building now used as a kitchen nnd dining room will bo torn down, nnd mado Into shacks for tourists. The water system will bo Iu operation . ns soon as tho plumbers can Install a ram. now on tho ground, .ic-iser Pos'tntnstor General Iiurlowm nl rpady has ordered that mall to nou trola bo sent on ships which do not touch holllgerent ports. THOUGHT SHE COULy OT LIVE Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Unionvillo, Mo. "I suffered fromn fonlnlp troublo nnd I got so weak that I could hardly walK across the floorwitli out holding on to somcthfnfc. I had nervous" spells nnd my flngcra would cramp and my face would draw, nnd I could not spenk, nor sleep to do any rjood, had no nppetlte.nnd everyone thought 1 would not livo. Somo one ndvlscd mo to tako Iydla E. of tho car bblng In keeping with the J Purklutrat will tako his help to tho. Plnkhnm' Vcgetablo Compound. Iliad I IgP fix " ii ti".'WJ j purposo for 'which It la Intcnnod. Carvpd panels add to tho exterior decoration, tho finish being In light grey effects. Tho Interior Is silk lined throughout. Tho weight of tho car Is 3C00 pounds, and Its cost ap proximates $2700. Uy its Installa tion hero an Innovation has been In troduced which has become a flxturo In undertaking cbannols or metropol itan centers. HUERTA EN ROUTE TO FAIR TO GIVE NERVES A REST CHICAGO, Juno 'J.i. (lenernl Vie torinno Hiicrtn, former dictator of .Mexico, arrived bote todu. lie wus iiccompanicd hv Ins son nnd a sec retary and said he wu on his wnv to the cioi(ioii at San r'runciscu, "to lelux my nervos uflur living oxpon-euccs," lake for (ho season Sunday. roadway under tho direction of tho government .Is progressing rapidly, 30 men bolng employed nt present. This forco will ho Increased after July 1. Though tho Reason Is not open and somo hardship Is experienced In rcnchlng tho rim, the trnvel Is good. It Is necessary to walk about two miles, part of tho way over snow. Mr. C. K. Kniorson of lloqiilnm, Wash., f.O years of ago.niado this trip the first of tho vyoek, It Is now predicted that In tho neighborhood of 19,000 peoplo will seo tho scenic wondor this year. Court Hall has over 300 booked with more coming in dally. Two pnrtleH will leavo Saturday and Sunday. With Mcdford trnnc Is Medford mado, rri,0 ' taken so much medicine nnd my doctor said no couui,(io mo nogootiBo i mm my husk : " ' might get me n bottlo and E would try It. By the-timo I had taken it I felt better. I continued It3use,nnd now I nm well nnd strong. "I havo nlwnys recommended your n- licino ever sinco I wna so wonder fully benefitted by it nnd I hope thin letter will bo tho means of saving somo other poor womnn from suffering. " Mrs. Maktiia Si:avey, Uox 1144, Unlonvlllc, Missouri. Tho makers of Lydln E. Tinkham's Vegetablo Comiiound hnvoUiousandsol" such letters ns that nbovo they tell the truth, clso they could not havo been obtulned for lovo or monoy. This mod Icinoisno Btrnngcr it haa stood tho test for years. If (hero aro nnr complications you do not understand vrrlte to Lydln K. Iinkhnm Jtcdlclno Co. (rontlilcntlnl) LrnnMiiis, Your letter lvlll boopened, read and answered by a woman and held In strict coulldcucc. ; DO YOUR 4th OF JULY SHOPPING HERE X ! Y ? t ? I SAYS GERMAN LONG FOR PEACE (Continued from Page I) 'Thjiy want no uiinexatious. Thev do want ite.uo without bringing hu miliation or iiibjoution to other peo ple.' "Ilerr Dlhruock, Pruiwlnn uilu Istnr of the Interior, mado answer to Ilerr Urmia In part na follows- " 'While wo nro involved in such a war mm this we can have but one thoiiKht, nuiiiel) to terminate It Iu it way that will miiko a rttpedlloii Im poMlble. That Ik the aoul which the Imperial chauaellor and the allied governments havo set themselves, mid that I tho goal you must strive for nloiiK with us.' "Theno words from the minister wore greelfil with eviilences of dis approval tiuui Uio bouallnl moni-bora." I UU hTK 'IO CUXHSIKT. FOU SM.K niicle Inquire W'es lev Coffeeh, ts'nsli Hotel. .S2 KO SAI.I-. -Wheat Jwj, S uO Phone BSI-KS. clos6 f V Y ? V ? Do it here, because you can do better, because you have a better stock to choose from. Then we are always glad to snow you ana cercainiy are maKing awrae tivo prices on all garmonts and hats. f V t t X ? T T T ? r ? ? ? ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y BEAUTIFUL LINGERIE DRESSES REASONABLY PRICED A most varied showing of Lingerie Dresses in flic season's newest mater ials. Styles embody the 18IJ0 mod els. There ,is a full ran ire of sizes from 1(5 to -12, all marked at special prieesr $ ()..")() Wash Dresses $1.9S $ H.HO Wash Dresses $0.95 $ )..")() Wash Dresses $7.95 $'.)')) Wash Dresses $9.85 Sunnier model and lawns at . ..v.... ,..-- Is iu iringhams, percales $2.9S. $3.9S, $1.45 JACK TAR MIDDIES These middies are so far superior to the average run of liiiddies that there is no comparison, priced at $1.19. $1.25, $1.48 and $1.98. Also the new I iddy Skirt at $2.49 TRIMMED HATS Vi PRICE It is like giving them away at these prices beautiful Leghorn Hats, Transparent Hats, Milan Meniprf and Hand-Made Hats vours at one-half price. $ 5.00 Trimmed Hats now $ J.oO Trimmed Hats now.. $ 7..")() Trimmed Hats now.. $10.00 Trimmed Hats now jfTJ.no Trimmed Hats now . $2.50 $3.25 $8.75 $5.0(V UNTRIMMED SHAPES $1.00 More than 200 rntrinuned Shapes lo choose from, the season's most staple shanes iu Iicuihs and roiurh br.iids. lo close .... ... $1.1)0 V f y Y Y Y y y y y y y y y Y f y y y & UNTRIMMED SHAPES $1.98 One full table of L'ntrimnied Shapes, iu Panamas, davas and Milan Hemps, a wide ran ire of colors, actual values (o.T'O.OO.tnelose $J.9S in. SI '- t Half in dollars kw7 ! OF WINE DESTROYED fcSK !! I Smokers of gj Turkish Trophies m X ri Clffarcttea llftcen yoara ugo g f id aro smokers of &JI i Turkish Trophies li ! 1 N UgnreUe today I a , m MJtrajfAtyntOaTtt'iafi yM WawawaaaanMBiaaBaawaaaMaaaiaM aaaaaBaiBaiPiBia PIUCSNO. Cttl, .lime ;' lo-s of uearl) $300. ooo m bulldliuii and wIho U Mtlmated todu to have rocultutl froui a flro lust nl(?ht in the Uarton vIho near Uort. Iletwecn Tr.o.OOO Hud 1.000,000 gallons ot wine eacaped. A laka of win formad near th buraiag bulldiHga and bluo flame. th)-lywttlmuluDb coVimtoU th sur fnott 'tf oUfiuo'JlJuvflro i ut kuown DRESS SKIRTS $4.95 One full rack of Dress Skirts in Pop lins, serges, men's wear serges, voiles, mixture and shepherd cheeks, actual a alue.s to $r, special $4.95 DRESS SKIRTS $2.98 One rack of Dress Skirts, iu black, navv and mixtures, verv special at .' $2.98 SILK WAIST SALE $2.98 About 120 Silk Waists, in tub silks, crepe de chines, niessaline, etc., light i nd dark colors, all sizes to choose I'luin, actual values to $8.30, special at $2.9S LINGERIE WAISTS $1.00 One full table of Lingerie Waists, long and short sleees, values lo $2..")() now $1.00 NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES 10-buttoii Long Silk Gloves, in till colors, $1.2,") value 9S 12-buttou Silk (Jloves, in blade and white S9 Two-Hut ton Silk Gloves, all culms, at 50 and 79? ('hanioisettc Gloves, long, in chamois color, nt 4S Short ('hanioisettc Gloves, in white, black, chamois, biscuit and gray..4S $15.00 and $16.50 Style Craft Coats now $10.00. All Tailored Suits at Final Clearance Sale Prices Crepe Gowns, special, ( S&djzfrnsf RibDos, values to 75c 9Sc and $1.19 ZEESizs special 25c yard y y f y y y t y y y t Y y f y y y y y Y y y y y y y w ii