Medford mail tribune., July 18, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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WEDFOTZD MATL TRiBUNE, MEDFORD. OT?EC.Ov, WEDNESDAY, .TFLY 18. 1928.
Hoover Pledges His
' Active Support td
j Sj. Lawrence Canal
u.i;s -ii (oxrixii:.
(Continued Crom i'age Cue)
i
SII'KIUOK, wis.. July lx.
(V A definite philtre to Mrive ;
for ullil it('ciilnilif.li tin- HI. .
l.avv n nee waterway wan Mlven t
"3 liy Serlelnry Hoover In Ou- fr
lut.'i ycMtiTtlay. f
1IKI.KNA, Mont., July J. jP
Nomlnatfoi) uf Cuitei Slates Senn
torlurlon K. Wheeler as t he dem
ocratic candidate to succeed hiiu
lielf and of Joseph M. Dixon, for
mer governor, an liiii reiiililiciiii
30 YEARS 10 GET
AN EDUCATION : ";
opium;nt in Hie general vl'.tl-n u w:iu-r to ih. uw;tn umihl !.
( l- H HlJ'iHIK K Mil I'll. All KillOOIlri
U'itu cl'siI, ;ih were theatera and
1 1; ll'T plai'fM ( :i mtlsi'Hien t.
Mnnv f ihoe known to le op-
tu tlireK'n fled from Mix-
Jty bi-foie tin? fury uf - liM
fri'ii'lh a.i'l .-iipiioiioii, which
I wnrt k opt In botiinlM only by po-
! lice pi'i'i ii u;iiiiM. The hcaci(Uiu'-
XKW VuliK. July in. (A' ! n-r.i of ImU Muroiifw. Mccri'tary
Spi-ukin in Tub K. ilauson llaviim Mruiruled 80 y ar for an . of labor and tM" ' '"" Kreaunt
and IIi-fMl Tuft l:ayiii, iniluih cducaiion. Mrs. i:iko I tody f hbl. , pidi t i'a I opponent, wre urround-
publlsln i'H, who artM.ft.pnnhd ! 4 :., a nioih. r of three chihlr-n. Is 'd by n unard at th,- iimtanee of
hhu in th ridi which he took ' mi On Vay horn. to IMkchwmii. I'n sident fallen, who feared that
through th,. Mtrectft f 'hat : t'olo.. a niasier of ai ls uf teaeheiM' f then- miKhi he hume aUt-niptH at
felly, Mr. Hoover t-,iil that eolh-uc I'ulumlilii university. .Si-M"ler-
Art urn It. Urei, imotlior Obregon
.itlheiont. l'i'C.41 : Hecretiiiy
till of the poller- headquarters.
. . . ... . Calks also iwued pi e-emptory
S llOOUH All' I 1IM'(I, ;
1'ienident Calles wuh Hurrounde.l , dei-MOihat the pohre and army
-rf "lafs co-operaro iiniMeniaTiy
in an Investigation of the njns!- 1
nation in an effort to determine
whether It was an Irresponsible
act or the result cl a deep politi
cal plot.
Jft.iJIce said the .snvsinntlnn was J
one of n series inaiiiu'u, iy wnirn
t niiinoer of statesmen were to
liavo been removed. Kvidenee
t hat the crime was premedlt uteri
v.'i.s found in a paper discovered
in the pocket of the slayer. It
tt-i'i :id'ireN.-,ed "to my family"
and faid:
'Knowing that 1 will die in
November seemed uKMUted torla,
on the busis of returns from Ih
Montana prima ry election vesler
dnv.
W'etllKK'nn Hankin apeared to
be aHK.irei! of the repuhlii an limni-
nulion tor (governor und dovtirinir j luuntry today
j. r., iMH'8n oi tne iienioeraue.
t'oncreMnian John Kvans was well
In the lead for the ilemoontlie ntnti
lnation in the first itistriel to Hue
reed hin.Mfdf, while CiniHresHtnan
Scott Leaviit. republican, was un
opposed In the seconu district.
The count from IMH pm-inclti to
day Rave:
Republican '
Vniled states seualor . Dixon,
HU7!l; C'lmrles P. Juttnei", -ir.ii; C.
II. WillianiH, 7i!t:i.
CotiKt'eHH, first iMbIi'H: M. D.
Fitzgerald, -illTlt; necond diHtrirrt,
Leavitt, ftiJilS.
(Jnvernor: Lee Demi is, I 'tliJ ;
W. .1. I'aul. JSitii; Kunkiti, 7"!; J.
S Walker, I SO.
Democratic
Tniled States senator: S. V
an accomplished fact in four
years,, brinu'lm: about immr-a-
sui-nbh' benefits to the farm-
ers and the country generally.
The intjer't, he said, was the ; ship hel
I v biu'Kest proposal before, the
eari'vtm.'' out in v ltt'ineiole I bill
,....!. her earfar, nt l,y ,,..-, Oeneral Obrc-un s l.or.y re e, )U ,ari.wi. wa3t Bien,.a
lianvlni; i ly for .111 undertaker, today In nlalc in Die fieat "'1"" !!,,, y luan"
Confine.! two I itliK !.y an accl- "f Hie national palnec. wlii.h lie,- ; f ,.I1,!1,.,l
oent in a wuiiwav erusn, sne oi- ..i,.-.- ---..- ,j)(t n;
tallied MOOil ,lalna.-. A scholar-' coii.l time in leccinl,er. It wis ,nson .
1. Hhe slarteil tenchillK Kill rolinoecl OJ a liuuni o. .
at 1 li.- ii;ci of 15 Willi only such composed 01 ni icis 01.
e.lueallon as she could ohlain l,y I c.l hlliet in the llltfllcst officers of
2 MEN KILLED AT mOM
study at homo and at times carried l'e army ami na. (
a nill in New .Mrxico on the way' one-a.,..c..
Ut l(iar, ;rlcnt-elect was Htain yesterday.
arternoon at a namiuri in m-1
, honor by a man who approached,!
! tinder the noise of showim; Obre-,
I pni sonic cartoons he hail drawn i
: of the dinner, lie fired six bul- j
lets into the ceneral from a cunj
! concealed among the xketclies.;
; The assassin was bailly beaten hy
' marldcned friends of the slain
!r;ineral. He was rescued by po
lice and rushed to iail. 'Jhere 't '
me. although his
made known.
1 "Kuiiii ni, Topete, Hob-
and it was assumed thai
these names were of men also
singled out for death.' Thomas
Robinson, young American min-
AT $25 PER T0N:Hh;
, attempt
j inir engineer, rtrtt.iitly married
Krbestina ("a lies, daughter of
i 1 1 tuih-iit t'al.i. Tht - e are a
number of Ifohicros prominent in
)bn m ranks. IJicardo Topete
r- the leader of the Obregon forces
in congress,
ii)lcs May Continue.
The general opinion was that
I'reiddriii Calb s, whose term ex
pires !n DeimliiT, would continue
in the presidency. The obregon
poll tli al organization, soon after
the shooting, proclaimed Cnllei
Ms chief ji !! t the b-adcr to whom
I ihnt groun looked to combine the
to learn the motive of
OKKGON CITY, Ore., July IS. j
iL') 1 wo men met death near
SAX l-MEANClSCO. July IS. (711
:i:i!)7; Hnmutd-TuuKHn comes to the peach inlu- ,.f(JI. yi ( ilttempt to for
Rtewnrt
4tifi; Wheeler, 7uS. rir ,ni ... ' "' try in I'aUfnrnla today as lb
ConKresH, first district . John j u.ni.y .t Cooper, ,'!0 died at ih l"11 ut agreement between the
M. Kvans. .171il; John W. Malian, silvertiin hospital ' late vemtrdav . n''wers and canucrs here today
115: Stanley Scearce, T2 Chas. ! from lljur,,.H nmfered at Coope: 1 " hereby growers will receive J-'
S. Wagner. a.(:i. Second district, ; trntu,rB- hardwood mill at Wilhoi' ' ' r"' tU(U' f,u11 un a No- 1
U A. Taylor. 1MMO. t wnH Hlai(IlnK ., I(v; n,rriage I ' ,lu' l"t'k will be limited
Warner, democratfc aspirant whl(.h Htart(.(, Udrlenlv, ihrowiiu-i
coiiKresH, is opposed to the 1Htli!nlm lnU) Ih(, HWW ' Settlement of the price and pack-
ainendment to the constitution. I i,IKII,M. u-h,.,.io,- r.n u-..u Liiimi I... ' hm dlsnute which has ln-set can-
crinie tiniii Hit- assitt-sm.
AsmissIii Shows Ills Verve.
It Is useless," the slayer said.
nit'
to tell anything. If I was reso
hue enough to kill Obregmi in thv
pies-nce of several hundred ol
Ms snnportcrs. knowing full well
that It meant my death. I am
ihi -ics of the revolutionary gov
ernment.
The permanent congressional
commission was called to meet
today. This commission repre
sents cojigresH when that bodv
is not in sessien. It was thought
thai l lie com mission would either
i-onUnnr' calles as i (resident or
pave the way for his continuance
in office.
The socialist Party, although I' U!,,il .1U, ,'i,r.,' n i,.,.i I u n,l -lllw.r fur nevrr:il weeks
... !.. hiu uiM-i , , ' Mill company'H mill, near .Ksta-I was brought about through the ef
November, did not figure la the
primary.
cada, when he was struck by a forts of (lovernor Young's peach
large piece of stab wood ami thrown ' conference committee.
I where Wheeler was removing, slab;.
trom Ihe Haw.
LAST HOMAGE TO
. resolute oimiiBi. ." Rj I ,:,.,..,, oi.roK.m many times
I N-v.aT had an ,,o...f!.. d j ,,.., 1(. assassination,
j report today which all rH.lted Ihm Sl.v,.ni, (ul.nK tlu,
Istaleiiicnt to Ihe assassin: , ndul campaiBn his headoilarlers
I killed OI,r. ..ll l.e-a.i.-e I j w.-ro hol.il.cd.
.wanted Christ the KiliK to rnlKli .,,. ..iyin ,..,, ulu.xIPCt,.l11v
c.inplelely ami not parlially. I(ilei;.,n was sittim; at a han tuel
I The assassin eave only the nam.' .,!, j... ,,.., , u
inio a, reyoiyiii;: saw. I lie Mil. II llie areemenl proviues unit an;f ,.,n. in riiwi'.r.s mat spre.-u. ,(1 ,ln ynic ,wn of H,ln An,.r
fell from a platform almye the spot j fruit Is lo he received on a No. 1 about the capital lie v:ls referred ..... Mvi..,. 11lv whiio p.. .ht'
oas.s a.... in... in.- p. it..- in :.s ,iua.i r.-.-a ... t,.cl with his hosts, a hand plaveil
Is l.ased on the assumption that ! pularlo." Kpanish for s.-apula. , .ii,.xl. uii music and a cartoonist
I the pack Tor HISS M ill lie llinlled ' n-iiuious cml.lem. Is a term of "- j ,i,-,.,v -.ketches of the notal.les
; to in.liilil.lillll eases. If II op ! rlslon used by anti-catholics in Suddenly the cartoonist i ns-
of n. I rrull exceeds tnat a mount. ! .Mexii o.
the balance of Ihe crop will be left ! Police said the slayer's shirt
iniharyestcil.
I It also ia provided lhal flowers
I will be compensated for any No. 1
peaches iinharvestcd by an assess-
i incut on the entire pack.
1ST STATE FOREST
Fl
N R W YOl! K . July ix. tA 'I- -Mexlco'H
premier aviaior, Captain
iMiinio arranza, started his las, j HAI.KM. Ore., July IS. f1
i". ik jiii' no i ue in .11 M-egnn t i ,rsi slate roreyt, em
flag-draped coffin back to his 1 i acing To. ami ucrcs in vrstn
firlef-torn homelaml. Doughis ,,,ui northern Cocs -i
Just after three o clock the iin-itieK. will be foi inally trai.rlern I
IinsInK funernl procession of 1 ').- I to the .-'.ate bv th- federal gov-;
(tOO troops fturtcd slowly down ernm- nt by .lanuai y I . it v. ,x
Itroadway from tlie funeral chiunl'sald al the office of Stale Kot
Uhere the yi.inig aviator's body jester K. A. Klllntt today. The;
has tain In state since he wm'Stale exchanges for the tract un
killed last Thursday at the uu(jMU'ii acreage of school lands sil-i
net of a return flight to .Mexteu tinted in various parts of the'
City. Twenty-one airplanes fur- i state.
Dished nil aerial cm-oi! high above Dean (I. W. Teavy, load uf ihe!
At the Pennsylvania station a ' forestry ibparl men I at Oregon :
special train was In readiness lo State College; l,ynn S. Cioneinil-I
receive the coffin und carry it 1 1'"'. deputy slate foi eNier, and 1'. j
to Mexico. The triple salute ill i S. K Ing. member of I hi' stale
an army firing souad and the I forestry office, will Inspect (hi
re .New
Tl A committee composed of V. II.
j j Daney. president of the Unite Co
' I opera t i ve growers, D. I. I'ogr-tlo.
presldeut of Ihe California Teach
( I rowers assoclat ion. and 1' rest on
Mc Kinney, vlro-preside!! I of the
scunners League of California, was
apoint'd (o woik out the details
of Ihe agreement.
s
OMEN OF DEATH
bugle call of' "taps'
ork s farewell to the good-will
flier whom so recently it had unclaimed.
TAKE A TUMBLE
MHIh nine forest next week. The
trad is without roads and It will
be necessary for the
in with pack Imrses
port
party In
from Hi'
LEVI WRECKS
MKXICO CITY. July x. (AN
Some associates of Oeneral Obre
gon recalled today that for two
days and nluhts a dog next door
to bis home had been howling
steadily and that nothing could in
duce it to cease. Oeneral obregon
even sent a beefsteak lo the dog
in an effort to iiuh-t it, but the
bowling continued.
Oeneral Ohrcgoii. with seeming
Jocularity, had expressed wonder
if the howling foretold misfortune.
The dog continued lo howl dole
fully to the time when Obregon's
body was brought into his home.
Then with one hist wild howl H
ceased.
and approached Oeneral Aaron i
Saenz, governor of Nueva Leon. ;
i ho was seated on Obregon's left, i
Me asked permission to show the
cartoons to the guest of honor. i
The man turned to Obregon. !
p r e t e n d e d t sbow him the '
, : ketches ami then, with a gun ;
I which he had concealed under '
itbe papers, fired directly into tin:
resident-elect's body. j
Callcs Weeps. 1
Obregon slumped back In hlsj
hair moaning. There was a dash;
VI-; W YoliK. July IS.- b'lY
Charles A. 1-evlne's famous trans-.
At la u tl,- in ni i) plane Columbia was
a i e k today, and Its owner bad
u mil her spectacular landing to
NKW YOUK. July IS.-(Vi
Mcxiian government bonds opened
1 to nearly points lower on Hie
NeW Vitrl; 4 1 1 . , I. ev,. I....
II silling i a used by the nssas-d !
nation of I'n-sident-elect obre-.
T"ii. Mexican Is, large, assent.' I , ,n'd to bis flying record,
of HHl l. showed the targesl be., j l.eine crashed al Corliss Field,
l y opening at L'7. as again -t a I ''""u Island, last night in his
previous close of .'. , und then fourth attempt to make a landing
dipping to 'Jii'a. National Kail Oilier a :n . niinntc Might. The
ways of Mcxiro, ij of I,t.'i7, sold 1 '!l "ding gear, the propeller, the
at 1 :i , nearly a points below ; right w ing and the b-ft wing tip
the pre 'bin.s sale. 1 wci .- smashed, but neither I .evine
Despite the reassuring slate- nor hi pa-senger. Major A. I
liient of Thomas tximonl. chair- Clem mm. was injured,
man of the international commit-! The burning re.aUi d a similar
bn.i on it the Initials "J. J. O.
They wnre Investigating the theory
that Hip assassin might he Juau
Jose OonzJiles. alleged to have.
ieen the driver of the automobile
from which bombs were thrown
' h' year in an attempt to kill
Obregon.
Detective Alvaro Dasail, who I
investigated this attempt on Obre-!
gon's life, declared that Ihe man i
had been among the previous plot-
ters. Dasaii, w no w as ai icsieu . ,h(. i,iypr and guns and1
some months ago on a charge "fj knives Were pulled. He was In
black mntHns Catholics, was look-, inimlnent danger bnt Oeneral CruJ
ing out from behind the bars of juiupe, in front of him and held j
his cell as the slayer was brought rf t)ie ,m,n wno thirsted for his
into the jail. He exclaimed: I hlood. j
"I recognize thnt face; 1 have! ..N() ,(1,.K k)i1) jim; Wft wam ,
his picture among my collection : , fiud out who's back of this," j
of plotters against obregon." i Crust shouted. i
I'ulbc l onv haiiKcd. j obregon was in the greatest
President Calles Issued an t .ir,,,.,- jK, VV;(H ,.an-jr( tl j,s :
emergency order removing th" automobile. Un died before he'
beads of the Mi xlco City police; v iti ln f,.u. moments the
department
new of fl
among Obregon s clo'est sup u large force of soldiers and po
purlers. Apparentlv his purpose I lice. Later preside ntial guards on
was to give th. general's sfiuneh - borseback were added to the;
est friends absolute control tic guard. i
handling developments following' President Calles. who .wan In'
the assassination of their leader. Mexico City at the time of the;
Oeneral Koberto Cruz was sup-1 u ageily. was advised immediately'
nlantcH un chief of police I'Viand hastened to San Angel. As H
Oeneral Antonio Itios Xei iuche. : he gazed at the body of his dead
one of ( (bregon's closest friends. ' H---oHale, ( 'nltes wept.
no .mi .M" i o' o . in a icw moments me,
il and putiing in charg'b0dy hod been taken to his home, h
rials who have been, win. h was already surrounded by
H.regon's clo'est sup- u itVK force of soldiers and po'- '
tee of bankers on Mexico, I hat
the status or Mexico's foreign
debts was nn a.'l'ecled by Ol. it
ton's death, i misidei aide nm isi
ncss over the political an. I eco
nomic stability of the coniilrv wa.
apiiarent lit sonic ciiartets by lb
hasty h.mnl.it Inn uf ,m c i c a a
bonds.
TACliMA, Wash.. July ix..-.i,Vi
Dan.pl Jones. :tl, of MHpalo. Wn
World war veteran, committed sui
cide early this morning while police
and guard from whom he escaped
while being taken to the A inert
can lake Veterans hospital, w ere
searching for him.
Jones' body was found haiming
by a wire from the steps of a
boxcar on the grain unloading plat
form. A ft w days ago Jones was com-,
milled to the veierans' hospital
somewhat bumpy, 110111 Yakima, and Tuesday after
, oou be w ns brought to Tacoma.
Me was with a guard at the Inlcr
urban stat Ion w ait ing for a hos-
oiie Leune made in the same
plane at Croydon. Kngland. last
fatl. when on his first solo flii;h.
be flew over the Kiigllsh chauml
Irom Le limn et field, near Paris.
Al Itiat time, after fmir attempts,
he Ma eecib d in bringing tin- plain
to I hale, hui
tandim;.
"It was my piloting," caid l.e
.ne apolegcllcMlly. Mv take
If was bad, bui mv landing was Pital bus w ben he clipped away.
---
low i-oit ii(H)Yi:n.
I le haul I he plane .n w lib h h--aud
I'lun iiu' 1 1. Chamber lin I lew
ii. t b-rmany w iuld be rebuilt "as
gu.i.l ;i new" The clan.' had been
n hum ..nee ln-tore after a crash
In Italy.
(Continued from Page one)
July
ir of
link
death
r.lZLOUADi:. Jngo.Mavi
1 K.-r V Nine Serbian-.
Wllum were geinbi' int s. We
t'd In a hut and buriu-d t
In (he hsnujnk of NovJha;J.at h jio'ti
tier district oil the old ,Sei -i mi
Montenegrin bunb-r. bv ihe no
torlinis bandit. l' llx Sarcc it.-h
The governinent has declare. i a
war of exlcrmlmit Ion against Sai
covitch and his band w bn h con
sist of .10 fierce and ruthles. Mace
dtoilaiis. Oeneral Tomh-h, chief of
the gen da rm er f, has been ordered
to take persona I eharge of this
cumpulgn.
Hnreovttch, upon whose loiul the
government has placed a price of
1.000,000 dlnurs (about $ l hiihmi
lias been Identified with the Mace,
donhtn committee. Mi field o
lictlvity hn been tlie Albanian
frontier, M the mmintains of w hb-h
he take refuge after pel petraimn
if hte numerous crimes.
TO TROUT FISHING
i
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iitlne
. .Inly
. ..1 nm
iIiIIkIi. ,1 1 . , f , , ,
rclnry Him.v.
Id, lit Cooll.lic
,h thi
SI l'i:ill. HI. M
llciinilllu Hie ,
hl. Ii hi h.iil -I
Ihe aliial uf Sci
last Monday. I
left I'c.lar Islun.l hull
no. riiln to fi-h.
Mr. IVohilte lut.n.U t nukf
the met of the llrule for the fe
remaillilli; ib.s uf alisolllte wolitu.lc
ai d oiilct which iU be his .fn.
i,0t week when, In ailillllun to n
Msil from Sc. i el. il y Wlll.ur of the
ni.v il.-pai in., ni . he u ,.l,i t,,
to Cannon Kill Minn.. In .bllv.-i
a short Ki,,','l, al th.. Colonel Vi
Ii.iiii t'olvlll In, loon. il ciei.i!.....
IiiiiI I ii cncmirimcil ! late rc-
purls last nlKht ns lo her lalhel s
; eolidition.
Slic will remain In her priato
ei alci ....in ilurini." the remain. lc."
of the ti nu'contlncntal .loui uey.
althoiiKh M.-. Hoover will conlluii.
hls formal confeicjues with po
litical leaders In tlie slates oxer
which his train will move.
The special Is due lo arrive at
iiakland at S ;ln a. in. Krldiiy and
tl'" p.,1 l WHt , cct lo I'ab.
Alio ,v luolor, arrlvuit; about
noon. The funeral will be hold
iluiliiK the atlcrnooli. pioh.ihlv
III Ihe .hi. pel of l.rl.unl Slalilold
ti ii i ersilY.
Mrs. Iloov.r appeared on Ihe
; i n i" t'laifi-rin at uiiiaha. where
she yri'cted the women's rcptibli
.an coioinm,.e ami receiveil a
hou.niei ..f flow.. ii from veil
iscoiiis . vhorl lime later she
was informed that Mteeess! heai'l
iiitlacks which her lather had suf
ll.'led ha, I proveil fatal. "I'llls news
was not iineieeted. for Mr.
'Henry wan ) , , obi and the
lo an attack. I.a.l l.,,.t, all. inl. il
' b pal a I jMy. . I '
nw ranee
a
L)liit ju&t a-(iirr,o ice- u(itcr--&ut (fie
iwjmnt, n(C Ifdiiom I''t'oiitcao,
tfie- aiitij trubj cooi tea yau can
--reid a& it (rt tfie Oriental tea gardens.
YVporftw i tjati fitj a secret jiraceib
--tuuee-toaited- -ifien iealed in .vactuwi
- wftilc itilt iwrfrantdj fiat.
i " h js. a. s
ell
i
M
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price MANN'H
July oClearance Sale
IN FULL SWING AT MANN'S
Extra Specials for Thursday!
Betty Baxley Frocks
$2.50 Values $1.95
100 new wash frocks just in; "bVtty Ha x ley"
styles, made of new prints, voiles, dimities,
sizes o to 40; many fascinating patterns and
colors to choose from. Keal 2.51) tt 1 QC
values, on sale Thursday, each V 1
Better Voile Dresses
$3.50 to $6.95
Yo San and Prima Dcnna Silk Dresses
long and short sleeves;
special
Spring Coats at Half Price
$14.75
Wash Suits
Women's two-piece wash suits,
consisting of waist and skirt, in
all sizes; many different styles to
choose from, on sale (J0 Cfl
Thursday only, suit ..VOU
Xew Broadcloth waists, in plain
and fancy colors; .fJ.fiO values.
Special Thursday, jj J Ql
$2.50 Waists $1
100 broadcloth Va-istsCi in tan.
blue and white; slightlv soiled.
Rvalues. -$1,00
Jliui'sday, sjiecial
"Jantzen" and "Columbia" Knit,
Bathing Suits 10, off
Silk Dresses V2 Price
Spring Suits 20 off
July Sale of Silks and Dress Goods
Sport Silk
S2.95 Values S2.69
40-inch sport silk, heavy weight,
washable, colors in nile, dark tan,
oyster, white, orchid and maize.
K'egular price .2.95, J0 fQ
July sale price, 1...'"VV
Dress Dimity
49c Values 39c
:(i-inch fast color dimity in beau
tiful patterns; just tlie thing for
cool summer., dresses. Ueuular
price 49c; on sale
Thursdav, vard
Toilet Articles
At July Clearance Prices
Shampoo i n c 1 u d i n g Mulsificd
Cocoanut Oil. I'almolive. .May
Time ami Wildroot. K'egulai'
i'ice TiOi.'; Thursday,
each
Cold Creams in several well
known makes. Regular :!." val
ues now, 1 Q-
each 1 17
Dona Castile Soap with wash rag.
Regular price 10c. Spe- OC
tmiXJ
39c
39c
cial.. 3 for
Thursday Sale of
Women's Burlington
Lisle Hose
Plain and ribbed top; black,
navy, taupe and white; val
ues up to ti9c; 1 Q
sjiecial Thursday
Children's Burlington
Hose and Socks
Black and white only, val
ues up to :?oc; 1 Op
s) ecial. pair
Figured Crepe de Chine
S2.95 Values, S1.49
40-inch figured crepe de chine in
light and dark patterns, also a
few figured georgettes, up to
-.!)0 values. Julv Clearance
Sale price,
vard
$1,49
Figured Organdies
95c Values 59c
:S!)-inch fine quality figured or
gandies in tub-fast colors; pretty
patterns on light grounds. Regu
lar !)5c values; CQ-
r -
Thursday, vard
Drapery Material
S3.45 Values S1.00
and "lO-inch drapery material
including striped damask in fig
ure! 1 and plain colors; up to .:.!
values. Ihursday,
vard
$1.00
Big Clearance Sale of
Bathing Goods
Including shoes, caps, belts and
wings at very low prices.
Hosiery and Underwear
Rayon Bloomers
Stepins and Chemise
(ood quality, in all shades
and sizes; up to QC
!r1.:i! values, each. ..
Plain and Figured
Voile Gowns
A very fine quality; trim
med with dainlv lace edge;
Srt:;;....'$i.oo
July Clearance Sale of Domestics
42-Inch Pillow Slips
Stamped on fine quality muslin,
in six different patterns. Regu
lar l.'J") values. t 1 fifl
special, pair &1..UU
FDy Doilies, Centers and
Dretser Scarfs at
ONE-HALF PRICE
' "Wash Drtsws
1."0 values, Tluu
flay, each.
Children's
1..")0 dresses f)5ce rin.-486-47
each Thursdav?
Lunch Cloths
4lll-inch ure linen lunch
cloths come in green, blue and
rose borders. Q"
.fl.'JO value, each VDC
Towels
l-'ix-inch linen buck towels
come in gold or red bur- OC
tiers. :.!)c value, each
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