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Mr. and Mn. D. 8. Hanter, ot Mi
ami. Florida, anjvod lait night for n
tIMt with their aon, P. Hill Iluntor,
and family. Thoy will bo hero for
two montha.
Mr. and Mm. Lcsllo llnbles of
XIdk City, Cnl., who linvo hron visit
tng Mr. and Mrs. IIoriio Dale, left
this morning for Iiko Odell (or n
few wcoka' camping (rip. They vroro
accompanied bjr Mrs. Unto.
Kirk I. Drummond, ot Loa AnRO-
les, western representative, ot the
Virginia Daro company, Is In (ho city
visiting customers, jllo la a nephow
ot Goo. Drummonil, llornld foreman,
and undo and nephow mot List night
tor the first tlmo In many yoara,
The Mooro brothers wcro county
font visitors from their ranch In Too
Tailor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Gammon arc In
town from tholr camp on tho Upper
lake, to apend tho Fourth ot July.
A. W. 8aur wai In the city on bus-
aess yesterday from his home at
worden. '
Mr. Ollre filets, who tiaa bees
Tlalttnr sere from her home la Mo
de t a, California, left thla noralag
far Ashtaad.
Mr. aa Mra. Lloyd" Atford and Mr.
aad MTa. Bert Alford arrived laat
alfht f roa Freeao, Calltorala, to at
tend the raaeral of their mother,
atra. R. A. Alford.
JTom Delaall, who haa been work
fas on a eurvey crew oa the Upper
lake, la heme uatll after the Fourth.
Chris Baaerloas left thla morning
for Chicago, Illinois, where he will
make his home.
Mr. A. J. Voye, accompanied by
Miss Claudia Spink and Madam La
ella Waiter Coplla, aad daughter,
Marian, wilt arrive from San Fran
cisco tonight.
Mr. and Mra. Bert Wlthrow left
this afternoon for Illy where thoy
will spent tho Fourth. .
Miss Winifred Wlnnard, of Port
land, arrived here Wednesday to
spend tho summer with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Fleot.
James Moore camo In on the train
last night to spond tho Fourth with
his aunt, Mra. Joe Moore.
' Mr. aad Mra. O. M. fUaaaby aad
family a -gone, to 'Rocky Point,
where they will spend the noat few
daya
Merle S, Kllgoro waa In from his
ranch at tanged valley yesterday
looking after matters ot business,
Dan Mnltoy, a prominent s hoop
man ot Inkovlow, was In tho city yes
terday on business.
J. A. Mahonoy, of Itonantn, was n
county seat visitor yesterday.
J. M, Monro loft this morning for
Dos l'alos, California, whoro ho wltl
visit rehtlvcs and friends.
W, I,. Sellers wis a, pasengcr on
the morning train for San Francisco
where ho will look after buslnoss
matters.
1,. F. Johnston left this morning
for Seattto for a short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F flralf went to
Midland this morning whoro Mr.
Orntt will take chnrge ot ttio Midland
station.
V. It. Grlftlth, who has been horo
on business, left this morning for
southern points.
Mra. L. A. Undorhlll, ot Carlton,
Oregon, waa a passenger on tho
moralag train tor Portland where
ahe will vialt relatives aad friends.
J. II. Fllat left this morning for
Redding, California, aad will return
aeat week. He te IdeaUaed with the
Ceaet aad.Oeodetle Survey.
MUa Ruth Klukkert left thla morn
lag for aa ladelnlte vialt to Saa
Fraaoisco.
Mr. B
Big Event for Saturday
Clearaway of all
Coats and Wraps
Many of those outdoor gar
ments are of such perfect be
comingness that they will be
worn for months to come with
pleasure and pride. And the
prices represent so low a cost
that many of them are offered
at really a third of what new
wear of the same materials will
be priced at in the eoming
season. Economies like these
come seldom in a lifetime.
Prices lirp $16.50 1 $35.00
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le Eaat aad daughter,
Opal, weat to Coralag, Calltorala, on
the moralag train where they will
vialt Mra. Haifa father and slater.
Mra. C. H. Hone waa called to Oak
laad, Calltorala, today by the aerioua
lllnes ot her mother.
Mrs. I. M. Glaaco left this morn
ing for a two montha visit to Seattle.
Mra. Olaaco is the mother ot Mrs. T.
J. Mortell.
George O Durch left this morning
for San Francisco where ho will sail
on tho Sth ot July for Yokohama,
Japan, whoro ho expects to remain
about threo months.
MINNKSOTA GINKS ARK
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Tho Misses Elsie and Margaret
Sctzcr are hero from St. Paul, Minn.,
on a visit with their relatives and are
atopplng at the home ot Mr. and
Mra. Curt F. Setzer, 219 High street.
Their visit at thla time la primarily
due to the glowing atorlea ot this
section told them by their father who
here laat spring and Judging
waa
from their enthusiasm they have at-
become strong believers ot
We take this opportunity ot noti
fying all oar old caatomera that Mr.
Xndera haa kindly granted as omcej
room ai oar lormer location, corner .j
tth J Uala fur lk nitmu. nt jt.lB"u
tllng up oar acouats. Wo would , wnt lT nave heard and It would
tbereforo aak all those owing us to not bo surprising It St. Paul lost two
tome there and settle their bills as 0f u, residents. '
soon as poslble aa wo wish to close. -
Br befaks.
' Roberts & Whitmore A Scot(,a"a. w" e authorised m
30-3 August this-year to vote-on local op
tion. Knftllsu .and Welafe localities
are not ..yet. empowered to regulate
their local liquor trade
Big Snap
40-in. Dress Voile, shown in
big range, new pat- CQ
terns. Special OJ7C
July Clearaway of all
DRESSES
With fully three months' fashionable
wear ahead, these big reductions on
dresses in every desired material and
model present opportunities for eco
nomical purchases of garments of ex
ceptional attractiveness that will appeal
to every woman who appreciates the
best in style and wokmnnship at prices
frankly far below original cost. Values
up to $45.00
Clearaway of all
Suits
Hero are offered suits in ultra
fashionable materials and
making that really could not
be purchased at wholesale to
day for anything like the prices
at which they have been mark
ed down. Only, tho positivo
policy of this store not to carry
any garment pver from one
season to the next markes such
drastic reductions possible.
Prices froa $25.00 1 $55.00
Children's Sox
New.shipment of Children's
Sox with Cuff Top, also fancy
lace stripes. 1 ff
Per pair. W
H. N. MOE, Proprietor
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 5th
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All Straw Hats 9fi0. 0FF
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All Panama Hats OiXOfn, OFF
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Ladies' Tidy-Alls Just the thing for camp and out
ing trips, regular $5 Q CA
The Suit, Saturday. A 909
All Boys' Suits "Dubbelbilt" O0 OFF
and other makes " iQ
Ladies' Koveralls,- regular $3.50 1 7C
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Men's Fine Hog work gloves, regular OC.
$1.25. Saturday. SfOC
Extra good Blue Chambray Work Shirts, 1 fin
two pockets, extra large body, Saturday -OU
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Outfit for the 4th at this Store
FINE, LINE OF OUTING. WEAR IN THE MOST DESIRABLE STYLES TO SELECT FROM- '
"Kampit" and "Duxbak"
makes America's . Best Outing Wear.
THIS STORE
WILL BE CLOSED
-MONDAY
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