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champion Milk producer of the world She Is RPkeI a Ale III
HoUteln-rreltl.n cow. owned by Npa State HosplUl In CMon'
8be Ii shown here being led by Governor William Stephen o. Cali
fornia. Her official recoVd for 11 to 10.41 J3 ?3 $
lOSt pounds of bntter She also broke the eren-d jr. t h I rty-dii y na
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SYMBOLICAL BRONZE
MEDAL DEDICATED
TO YANK AIR FORCE
WITH
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ITAMAX NAVY ITIH.ISHi:S
commkrciai niuioip.i.r. sr.uv
ice for visitino romi:. pro.
ceeds given to those ms
abt,et ix war
ROME. July 11. American tour
ists may hereafter visit Roman ruli'
the Coliseum, forma. P-wtheor.
Cnracella baths aiui the basilica nf
Constantine. St. Peter's ami oth.-r
Rome gems, hereafter, not In anr
quated horse-drawn carriages hut in
airships. The Italian navy ha es
tablished a commercial dirigible ser
vice for visiting Rome and it envir
ons from the air. The venture as
met with complete suco--s. for lulv
the aircraft are filled to capacitv.
"The correspondent of The Assoc' ,
ated Press viewed Rome from the
Italian Navy's dirigible I'-l On ,
Iioard were diplomatic repreenta-1
lives of all the allied countries oi
the number of 34, the canacln- of
the craft. The United States repro-1
sentative was Colonel Buckey. mili
trry attache here.
Those In the party of long resid
ence here stated that looking at
Rome from thf! diriBihle. hrouch nut
features of it which went unt.wn-elv-ed
to the observer below. Histo.-i" Wo
man landmarks viewed from Hie nil
gave the eye an entirely different -n-pect
of their beauty and fonr.. The
riches of Rome in hidden gardens
could only be appreciated from above
It was agreed.
Looking at the Collbeufti from. the
ground, It appears to be a circular
mass of ruined grandeur.. From th
air. the elliptical proportions of the
second greatest acumulation of mas
onry in history "are pronounced.
The proceeds from the dlrJRil.lo
service are given to the Italian funds
for those disabled In the war. Tea Is
served In raid-air and letters accept
ed for postage.
P.OMF. July H Oora Oulfsen,
designer of the Anjac medal, has
produced in her Rome studio, u new
medal dedicated to the American air
force. The face side consists of the
head of an American aviator, the mo
del for which had served in the Am
erican air-force operating on Italy's
fronts, surrounded by an allegorical
design s.kmbolical of America's will
and power.
The'reverse side of the medal is
symbolical of the task America ac
complished in transporting her fight
ing forces across the seas and bear
ing an inscription taken from Presi
dent Wilson's message to Congress
, which reads : i
"There is therefore hut one re-,
hpon-e possible from us- Force, force
to the utmost- force without stint or
Unit. th righteous aud triumphant
' force whlfh shall "make Hsht t'-" '" -of
th" world, and cast .-very -elfish
dominion down in the dust."
' Miss Ohlfsen Is an Australian.
STEAMER TRAFFIC VERY HEAVY
TOKIO. June 12 So difficult is
It to obtain passage on any steamer
for the United States or Canada that
advertisements are beginning to ap
pear in the newspapers offering a
premium for cabins or berths al
ready reserved The overcrowding
is due to the fact that a large num
ber of Japanese are visiting tho
United States and Europe and that
many foreign residents are visiting
1 their home lands. I
WIXXKIO SPECIAL f-2
CHILD RfiRX TO
MRS. ROKKRTSO.Y.
Frinds of Mre. W. H. Robertson,
formerly Louise Denson of Klam
ath Falls, will bepleosed to hrvr or
tho birth of a baby daughter that
arrived on July S. at her home In
Salem, Oregon. The child has been ,
named Janet Ruth Robertson.
FORT HALL TRADING i
POST FOR INDIANS
WINNER'S SPECIAL- IX-2
STUFFY HASNT MADE
ERROR THIS YEARv ,
POCATELLO, Idaho. July li
ed for pastage
tello. is the trading post fir tl rce
tribes of Indians Hanno'-k I W
and Shoshones. There are 2.S00 of
the three tribes on the tract : ill
embraces many thousands or -s.
not all cultivated. Some live almg
the bottoms, in wickiups and mo rn
tents, and follow up the old -. -m
of the "blanket" Indians. Other- u'
tivate. Every Saturday they aprear M
historic trading post whera they a
given their allotment unuer m-s .--i- '
crvision of Major H. H. Miller, su-'
perintendent of the post. In early
days Capt, Bonneville stopped at ho '
site for several days, and Generals
Custer and Fremont -went through
this -way. '
Today a different condition exists, (
and while some of the older tribes
men llvo In tho primitive way. tho
major portion furnish supplies along
the more active line, are actlvo
stockmen and farmers, and some are
wealthy. Ono of tho braves who died
recently left his heirs $50,000. He
had residence property close to
IJluckfoot, owned farm land, and
knew the details of a bank account.
He was a Dannock Indian.
One of the "braves," an educated
and prosperous farmer, drives ono
of the highest powered cars In Idaho,
and takes keen delight in clipping
seventy miles an hour off the state
road that waa built thru the sand
of the reservation.
it""'" $i$$Z'th
An .nMrlrmi fl..liilPe teHSOD hOT,
bsn tie ir-MOt el "oat all base
SMll ,'.aycr. "Smfly" Mclnnls.
Ant bsMxiau of io Boston Red
Bos, nut be hvlng such vUlona
Bow because ao far this aeaeon
he ha3 played a perfect game. In
38 games be handled the Jball 421
times for 401 putouta and r 29
asslita for .1000 percentage.'
LEST YOU FORGET
FOR THE CAMPING TRIP.
VACATION OR YOUR SUNDAY OUTlNp.
Th B.ut, of Your Kodak Piclur.. depend, largely on lh. w.y
&St3i5& convenience ,o I.ur. Perfect
Wtd prinu lh.t you will be proud end ple.-d to .how.
COME IN AND LET US TALK KODAKS WITH YOU.
Headquarters for KODAKS and Accessories
z T " .1
40c Ribbons 35c
Pretty Taffeta Ribbons In
various" floral designs with
stripe border. All light
shades 5-lnches wide.
IWo Plain Color IUlr Row
Rltiltons - 23c
The Woman's Store
.AN EVENT OF EXTRAORDINARY AND MOMENTOUS
IMPORTANCE--OUR UKfcAi
Handkerchief 20c.
All-Llnon Initial Hand
kerchliifri that roprtiwnt uu
unuMiul value at this prlw
Colorwl t'rpr t'Wnc
llamlkrrrlilrra .. '-V.
Julv Clearance Sale
Offers in the Face of Critical Market Conditions, Desirable Summer
Merchandise in Broken Lines at Radical Price Concessions
-Ut the ..E OOOJM r
radical are cne reaucuo. ... .- "r" Ma?iv equaHy good values arc not auveiubuu.
ly arrived.
;he reductions made on merchandise throiignou n - advertised.
Look to Summer requirements now. Many eqiu.. goon
iliv pHB
Vf4.Cir--cs5s-Sl pl I. 'M bwrvUIv
kit Trririi it aJ' hhw
$16.50 Chiffon Taffeta Dre
sses, Special $14.95
Popjin Silk Dresses, $12.50
Think of Buying $8.50 to $20
Voile Dresses
at$7.50
--Our firm announcement hroiiKhl a huaity
res .oiih and ua n result but few of these
pro ty ursHe remain. ToihohciWh valuo
Bhould clean out the lot. Of pretty Vollm.
In KlKured and Plaid .loalKim. atlrnctludy
Ulmnifd in various way All !.. Artiwl
ljtH..(l to VltllH's lit '"'"
A Drastic Disposal of Many
Summer Suits
- The styles and mnterlalH leave nothltiK to ho
desired Thrifty women will buy ttio.n now for
nresent wear, for Kail and even next year. Tho
U,?! cluden Jerneys. Klnu French '
Novelty materials All Hlzm In the lot but not
at each sale price.
$45 Suits, $32.50
$35 Suits, $27.50
$30 Suits, $ZZ.5U
$30 and $32.50 Suits, Ex Sp'l, $23.50
Waists 98c
Values to $2.00
In a h pedal BroiiPlnK nrv th""'
tlfhlnihlf Wash WnlittB Some r
sllKhtly iiuissimI or soiled, but a tub
liliiK will brliiK Ihem out fr"h uml
new The suvIiiks ar unusual llu'
now for thy tuluru.
PONGEE WAISTS $3.
-A Waist worth Urn lrlci of the
unrut material of whlrh I hoy are
muile In strictly tailored style
Convertible Collar
$32.50 Suits
$24.90.
HOUSE WRAPPERS, $2.50.
Just ii few of these loft, but thu value
Is extraordinary Of fine quality Pur
rule. I.lKlit and Dark dray, Plain an''
Figured. Piped In contrast
BUNGALOW APRONS, 98c
In Hint) and Tan Striped Percales -full
cut and well madea regular !.'
value.
Hosiery and Underwear
SPECIALS
I.ines In broken sizes and small
lots that havo been plven cleanaway
prices Wo mention
AVoinnii's rilne Hose SI. OH
neKular $1.25 values, In White
and Light Gray only. All sizes.
Women's I-'ilirc Hose 7"c
A Kood $1 value. , In Hlack and
Whlto only. All slze3.
Women's Cotton Hose ; 40c
Regular GOc quality. - Wack and
White, broken lino of sizes.
Children's Hose 20c
35c grade, Four-thread heel and
toe, Black only, AH sizes.
Women's nibbed .Vests 10c
Actual 2Gc value, small sizes.
Women's Union Suits OOc
Tight and loose knee. All sizes.
Children's Union Suits 45c
Several styles. Not all sizes.
64x76 Cotton Blankets
An Unusual Special at $3.25
In Gray, tan nnd White Staple Cotton, with Striped
Pink and Mluo Ilordors liny these Hlankets now-you
will save much over tho price you will pay this 1 all.
FULL SIZED COMFORTERS....:.'. $4
Vnother HeddliiK Special of Unusual Importance.
PlnU and Hluu (lowered, Sllkollnii Covered, with wldu
IloVders In Solid Color An KMro Special.
69c TURKISH TOWELS AT 50c
An extra heavy ribbed towel. Full 21 by 10 ttlzo. A
very fortunate purchaso mmlu months ngi enables us
to offer them at this speflnl price. Hotel and rooming
house keepers should buy thorn by tho dozen.
35c HUCK TOWELS AT 25c
Like tho above this itom Is thu result of a big quan
tity purchase. These towols uru oxtra quality, largo
size, 18x38-liiches. Hed Ilordors. An Kxtra Special at
this sale price.
$1.25 Skirts 98c $1.25 Bloomers, 98c
Of splendid grade Mus- Of Whlto Cotton Crono
lin, with attractlvoly em- and Plnlc Jorsoy. This
liroldered 9-Inch flounces, special the result of small
AH sizes. Actual J1.2C quantity. All sizes. Spo-
values at 08c clal at c
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& . . ,--
REDUCTIONS ON REMNANTS:
U n u s u a 1 opportunities await those
who can find use for short lengths. In
cluded are most every material. The Re
pricings are almost Half.
Special Prices on
Dress Materials
Kxtru Values that will mako Sat
urday a busy day In our Ynrd Goods
section. Wo mention but a few of
thu unusual Items
Cotton Foulard -9c
Regular Itr.c and 4(!c quality. Flor
al and other patturns. 27-ln. wldo.
PiiiufoVo (JliiKliaiiis U5o
tlegulnr 3Ro goods, In Stripes
uml Plaids, Many putterus.
23c Percales 10c
Ill Stripes, Polka-dots and small
figures. Ited, Uluo, Tan and Ulack
on Whlto ground, 32-ln, -wldo.
ISffv HIcarhiMl Muslin 18c
Hope Muslin, Hpoclnl aOc
ilOr Muslin, Kpeclul aac
H. N..MOE
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