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OAICIk.'1. Calif.. June 10 Motel
mrn of. the. Pacific Coast s tit mwl tu
tilts clt from Juno 10 tu I to nnv
ale principally v ltl the ilry priudem
The occasion will tu the eighth an
nual contention of the Northern C.xli
fornl.t Hotel Association, but dele
Rates iiImi will be present from t-hi
hotel orgsnlrtfons of Southern Cali
fornia. Oregon and Washington
About T00 are expected to attend
nnd eery subject pertaining to hotel
keeping will be discussed, but over
shadowing all will be consideration of
ways and means how best to mane Ino
bar pay. Notwithstanding President
Wilson's urging upon Congress the
amendment of the war time prohibi
tion law to permit the sale of wines
nnd beers reports coming to the local
committee on arrangements say that
the bonlfaces have about rIvii up
hope of continued wetness. Neither It
Is said do they pain much encourage
ment from Ellhu Root's suit for the
New York brewers.
To get some Ideas on how jo run
hotels under the new regime, the con
vention plans to go Into ancient his
tory, one of the papers on the pro
gram having to do with the manner
In which the Creeks and Romans did
such things in the 15. C. period. This
will be covered in an address by I'rof.
C. M. Washburn of the Department
of Archaeology of the Fnlverspy of
California on 'The Hostelry of An
cient Greece and Rome."
Another means of making up the
deficit from "spirit-less" bars w'll be
considered In the attraction of
tourist travel. This will be discussed
in a paper on "The New Playground
of America." by Herbert Cuthlvrt.
secretary of the Pacific Northwest
Tourist Association of Seattle.
The "dead- beat" will be hro.i,-ht
before the convention In papers by
Ezra Deco to district attorney if Ala
meda county, on "The Hotel, the Law
and the Criminal." and by Albert L.
Loeb, attorney for the Northern Cali
fornia Hotel Association on "The
Credit Bureau."
MEDFORO TO SELL
IRRIGATION BONDS
MEDFORD, Juno 10. Prepara
tions have been completed for the
bond sale of the Medford irrigation
district, and it Is believed that in a
few weeks the bonds will be placed
on the selling list by a number of
the large bonding houses In Cie
United States. Promoters encourag
ed by the prosperous ocndltlon of the
Medford district are confident that
the bonds will be readily disposed or.
For the Medford irrigation dis
trict, of 19,656 acres. rL.500.i)00 In
bonds has been issued. The entire
territory, except r.00 acres, is under
cultivation. One third of this district
Is devoted to orchards extending In
a crescent about, the city of Medford.
There are 670 farms on the project.
The principal crops of this dis
trict are hay, grain, fruit and vege
tables and the principal agricultural
Industries are livestock, fruit grow
ing and general farming. The price
of lands in this district with water
rights are from 1400 to $2,000 per
acre.
PIONEER RESIDENT
IS SERIOUSLY HURT
Judge J. n. Orfffith who nurtured
a stroke of pjralysls here at his home
last Friday and has had very little'
use of his right leg since that lime,
yesterday had a narrow escape from
death when he waa dragged for some
distance by a cow and Is reported
seriously slck at Ills homo here to
day.
Mr. Griffith had picked up the
rope to which tlio.cow was picketed,
according to report-and was colling
it preparatory to leading the animal
away when she slarted'suddenly and
his legs, became cntangl&i in the rope.
Owing to lila injured condition lio was
unable to extricate himself.
KKTIIW8 TO IlKKKK.Kr.
MJm Kthel Hushes' returned UiU
morning to her home in Berkeley
after a brief vlnit on business and
pleasure In thin eky.i While hem
nho was the guest of Miss Joueplilai
Van Riper. '
COK QKTH A DODGK.
J .A. C'oe, who Is operating a lin-i
of jitneys In this city, has purchase i
a new Dodge from Wakefield & Sul
livan. It will be used In bis service.
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SILK GLOVE
SPECIALS
We hae selected two sties
of Cloves and ghen them
markings mat mean .i.iMitga
to j on
Con lie-" White Jei-e,
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WOMEN'S
NECKWEAR
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trimmed in l.u .. ,
lirnlil'iy -iilnii i in . ,
stjles loiiud titul . i
Hemes o( tile ei v, .
model. pet'lll m . i
$1.25 to $2.25
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The Long-Awaited Event Begins Tomorrow, Offering
Undermuslins, Yard Goods and Other Items
In Wonderful Selections at Unusual Under Markings
Tomorrow we launch our June White Sale for 1911). We have assembled great stocks of dependable merchandise for this event ami
assure our thousands of customers that the values we offer are the best obtainable in the market. Practically every department in the
store has many special bargains for the June Sale. Visit the store tomorrow and every day you'll find many opportunities to saw
money on seasonable wearables and other items.
Matchless Values and Superbly Lovely Styles in Silk Underwear
Women who love the sheer, daintily fashioned Underwear of Silk, and who know real values, will appreciate the savings made pos-sible
by purchasing during this sale. Special mention is made of
Crepe de Chine Gowns, choice of several Crepe de Chine Camisoles, daintily trimmed
styles, prettily trim'd with laces, $8 and $10 with lace and embroidery, $1.75 to $3.00
Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise, in many Jersey Silk and Satin Bloomers, of fine te.-
very beautiful lace trim'd styles, $5 and $6 ture material ; specially marked at $2.50
Kayser's Italian Silk Vests in several ptottv
styles, at $3.00 and $3.50
Lace Trimmed Boudoir Caps of Silk and
Georgette Crepe, lace, ribbon trim. $1.25-$3
Domestic Undergarments at Great Reductions
ka --i rt in liriHi iifnif
Thousands of pieces, all new and fresh and pretty at savings m a d e possible b
great purchases made months ago. We content ourselves with the briefest outline of
items and prices. The early shoppers have the advantage of first choosing.
GOWNS
lu u many lieiiutlftil M)li' thin
detailed dencriptlon would lie
folly Of fluent iiiunIIii, ntilimook.
plain nnd elalxirutu ntylex. lure uud
embroidery trimmed, and with V,
Round anil Kiiiitre neck. Hanging
liy easy degrees In price from
$1.25 up to $4.00
COMBINATION SUITS
The Corset Cowrs are trimmed with Inces and em
broidery, nome very elaborate, others with simple em
broidery. Drawers are finished to match. Of fine .Mus
lin and Nainsook In many, many nltmrtlve model nt
iindurmarklngs thnt stiKKe.it erennmy to the thrifty wo
man. Kl..t to $2..10.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE
.Some wiih oken of dainty lure In
Kmplro ntyte; ninny with hire unit
embroidery edging of film Mtiolln.
Nulnsook and Crepe with Hound.
V and Sniinre neck Sroren and
cores of pretty model to chooim
from at the Mpeclul prlrcx ran Kim:
from l.'J.l to :t.Hi.
CORSET COVERS
.Many dainty luce and embroidered
Mylex. Of npeclally flue muter
lain. In tarled modeli. At tuo
ery low KpiTlnl prlrei, for IIiIh
mile Hut imvliiKH urn uutuiial.
50c and 75c
Womun'tt White Lawn nnd Organdie Tea Aprons In miveral
Myles Ibco, embroidery uud ruffle trimmed with pocketit
and with or without bib NmtIiiI ut 4.V, .Vr, 7.1e mill IMle.
And Many Other
Items for Women.
PETTICOATS
Of MiihIIii uud N'nliiHtnl. inmin. '
with rottn of litre. oim rli
wide I'lilbroltlery f I u tl n r v iitid
dainty ribbon In no uuint l
we tantiiil rhe full tli-iiiriiliiiii m
thtx Kliiull npure Qlliillli In of Hit
bent nnd the M'lial pili-ea r
miirknld) lot im- in .t,.mi.
BLOOMERS
Of white Srttlnt'Ut- a it r
Ireulilit. wuithnble itiitlerinl In nil
nlli'H uutl Sperlall) Marked at
CI. .111.
I-'les'i Colored Corded Silk lllooiu
erH. ait lllilliiuiilly opuliir lle a'
WoiuenV Druwern of good iiualus
.Vulliiionk. elilbroltleret'. Illlf
Unadvertised White Sale
Misses' and Children's Muslinwear in the Sale at Special Prices
GOWNS, 35c TO 75c
In several styles, with hcalloped. em
broidered yokes and tleeves in sizes 8
to 14 at 2.V and JOc.
Da nty laee-trlmmed Gowns of good
quality Muslin. Special ut 7.V.
MISSES' SLIPS AT $1.75
Of flue quality Nainsook, beautifully
trimmed with dainty laces, Hlue. and
I'lnk lllbbons Several styles to cIioomj
from at the special June Hale I'tiee
Sl.7.1.
DRAWERS, 29c, 35c, 45c
In Olrls' sizes, embroidery unit rufflo
trimmed styles Of good quality .Mus
lin. SH-(liilly Pilreil 'Mr, it.-. .-.e.
BLOOMERS, 75c TO 90c
Of good, siilisluiillul gntde of Sateen
In Olrls' sUes and marked at 7.v. wi
nnd IMe, iireordliiK to size. All repre
sent suvllig.
Down go the Prices on White Goods and Domestics
Noteworthy special prices throughout the stock, even though they are on many items lower than like
materials will cost on the wholesale market today. You have the, sale price advantage of purchases which
were made months ago. Here we tell briefly of but a few savings opportunities.
TOWELS AND TOWELING
15x30-Inch Turkish Towels 2."e
20x3S-lnch Turkish Towols . 50e
20x 10-Inch Turkish Towels lc
11-lnch Square Wash Cloths, each .He
18-Inch Turk-lull Toweling, yard . .. !I.V
15-inch
lS-Inch
Linen Toweling.
All Linen Glass
yard -." anil :(.ir
Toweling 10c
NAINSOOKS, MUSLINS
Hue Kngllsh Long Cloth, yurd . 'J."e
Hflc NahiHOok, .16-Inch, yard U.1e
25c Hluuched .Muslin, yard ITJjr
Hupurflmi N'alnsook, si-(ial, yard :t.V
.Tfl-lnch llurred Nulnsook, yard ."Or
.16-inch Linen Finished Linens, yard. Lie
40-lnch Cross llarred Voltes, yard .IHe
EMBROIDERIES
lS-lnrli llnilirolileri'il Kloiiurln, yd il.lc
SL'-liitii Allover Kmbrold., yd. IIHc to JM.rtO
n-lncli Kmbrold Ktlglngs, yd. lie, I2e, l.V
ovi:u a Tiiors.xi v.titns ov val.
axi) ioitriio.v laci: i:i)(ii(;s at
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50 dozen Kxtra Fine, Full Size, Linen
Finish Huck Towels, at U."e.
Kxtra Large Fine Quality Turkish
Towels, flOr.
MOSQUITO NET, Bolt $1,20
8 yards to the Holt, sold by the ward
at IHc.
TlivlXI Fine l)iiiiutk Table Linens, pc.
rial, H-'i-VI.
IIIUH.T Flue lauia-k Table Llueim, spe-
iliil, l I. .-,().
72xU0 Cloth and 21-Inch Napkins, Poppy
uud I'ansy Patterns, KtH.IMI.
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Pretty New Tub Skirts Special
Markings That Show Decided Savings
In many very attractive models of Pique, Wash Satin, Gabardine and Waffle
Cloth, Belted and Pockets. Prettily trimmed in many cases with large Pearl
Buttons. They are specially priced at $2.50 to 8.50.
Pictured Is One of the
NEW WIRTHMORE
WAISTS AT $1.00
A shipment Just received brings
this and three other very pretty
models of this popular make,
In all sizes. Also many now
models In
WKLWOKTIf WAIHTK at S2.IM)
WIKTHHOltK WAWTH 91.50
CORSETS AND BRASSIERES AT A REDUCTION
An accumulation of broken lines, but in the loUwill be found all sizes. Of good
quality material. Elesh and White. The Brassieres in all sizes, embroidered
style.
Make a Special Trip Down Town Tonight and See the Window Displays of
Merchandise on Sale Tomorrow.
H. N. MOE
OTHER SPECIALS
WORTH MENTION
Just everyday wearables that
will appeal to economy wisn
women.
Women's lllbbed Union hull
tight and loose kiioo, CJfr
All sizes W1
Women's V I n r Milo How,
in UUck and White. ACr
Special f ''
.OWWronV IUUImmI Union Hull-
uovorul styles. A11 Ak
to , OC
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Womrn'M It u n g I o w Apr"
Blue and Tan, Strip- QOr
ed and plain Hlue ZfO
AND MANV OTIIKH
UKC1AI NOT AOVKnTIHKD
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