The Daily journal., July 14, 1902, Image 1

THE DAILY JOURNAL.
' T0"'0-' coi)ler Tuesday, showers.
Watch the Frfeht for Flat Salaries.
VOL. XII.
SALEM, OREGON, -MONDAY, JULY 14, 1902.
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If jl III I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H U I 4-H-M--M;
Straw Hats
-AND-
Our prlcoe nro dinner tliin i enr than ever bo'oro Tho 2o line of
f crash hats looks well enough tor tlrcsa wear. Of coureo we 1ave them
finer at EOc and 06c.
Fancy braid drees straw hate at 05c, 05c, $1.10.
TYCOONS 25c They're the coolest huta on earth.
HARVEST HATS at 10c, 16c. 20c, 25c.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
For men from 25c up. The 45c grado is extra good value.
Shirts, Overalls, Gloves
And all kinds of goods for harvest wear.
Our $1.15 Horsehide Glove
Is the beet on (he tnarkot. Thoy stand tho hard wear and etay I
MOT a . t -
.TwSfioit ana pnanie.
Uur uuo norsi-lilue glove is good but it pays to buy tho best.
The
LORD SALISBURY
HAS RESMGD
Chancellor of the Exchecquer
Lays Down His Portfolio
Also
tormlijed. They repaired their place
of bUBlncsB, and woro promptly ar
rested by tho city authorities for a
violation of tho city's statutes In mak
ing repairs within tho flro district
In (.bo meantime tho occupants of
tho building hold tho fort. An agree
ment,? howovor, has boon reached, by
which the building will bo vacated by
Karrington & Farrnr on tho 23d Inst.,
whonltho rickety structure will bo re
moved and Mr. Steuslolt will begin
tho erection of his modem two-story
brickbualness block.
', Tho? caso against Farrlngton & Far
I rar, who aro charged with a violation
of tlif city statutos In making repairs Dnccac Nim- Unnr n
wltlilft tho lire district, was set for. vo'""3 MUi uu -"11 ruiu.
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TRACY
THE
TERROR
Holds a Hill Since Last
Saturday
Arthur J, Balfour Succeeds As Prime Min
ister of England
New York Racket
Is tho boat plnco in S
the city tor buy '
Our prices are lower than at regular stores for the eatne quality.
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PRICE CASH STORE.
The King's Health Rapidly Improving and lie Leaves Lon
don on the Royal Yacht
trial
Upon!
a. in
n tho police court this morning,
'motion It was contlnuod until 10
Wednesday.
Him Out
Details of His Movements
Since Last Repoits
E. T. BARNES, Prop'r.
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..IRoigaUig IRicfo..
IA HIt'S not alonn carrion a remarkable stock of low and medium pric d
wotchoH, both men's and ladles'; but a vory choice assortment of magnificently
High' tirade watchof tho royally rl h kind, with finest gold cases, beautifully en
graved and some of them hc t with diamonds. And tho prices on them aro much
lower tlnui you would sttrpose.
Barr's Jewelry Store
SLord Salisbury, premier of
Great D.rltaln, has resigned, a
Minister of Finance Sir Michael
HIcks-Bcach, has also resigned. J
Other cabinet changes arc re- y?
ported pending. Q
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London, July 11. Today's ofllclal
bulletin says King Edward continues
to Di'ogiess satisfactorily. Sir Michael
HIckB-Bcaeh. chancellor of tho ex- 1,ltn
chequer, resigned today. His rctlio
mont Is duo purely to personnl rea
sons.
King to Go Aboard Yacht.
Tho progress of King Edward to
ward recovery Is maintained, and It Is
understood that ho will bo transferred
to tho royal yacht Victoria ami Albort
nt Portsmouth nt noon Tuesday.
Fo ntul Liberty 8t., Salum.
Leadors in Low Prices.
SfPODfi Ptill
Ourlpuro and choice wines. llquora,
JIuUkio', heirs, plo and rorter Inr o
with! the public vho appreciate lilxh
g?fcup-'3tcollence in wet u ootid goneraliy.
WVhave a superior stork of tho bent
domestic and imported whiskey in the
that have purity, age and low
Ptlco;to rocotnmond them.
HP. ROGERS,
country
218-222
ComtnercUl
Street.
How About Your Eyes
Get your eyes tested at C. T, Pom
eroys so you can see perfectly.
Gold filled spectae'es warranted 10
years, formerly 3-50 now 2.00.
Watches, gold filled cases, Elp;in
or Waltham movement from $10
to 520. '
C. T. Pomeroy
Jowolerond Optician,
288 Com'l. St.
be You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
Hfll absolutely cures cancers, tu-i easea all without the uso of tho knife
mojgaBravol, kldnoy and bladder trou- or poisonous minerals or mineral of
JjesMbono diseases, asthma, skin dls- anv kind.
Instructions.
vlylDsar Frlend:
S3 must bear In mind that this
nedlcino is not a polsouous tonic, nor
yatlmulant. nor a tomporary relief,
vEIclfcyou get from poisonous drugs,
vnenmho results aro suro death soon-
ter. Tuoao poisona go In your
ipneaiand destroy tho lifo of thorn
nOKreato all kinds of diseases, can
orous! tumors, consumption, dropsy,
ipneidlaoaaos. etc. Do not blamo tho
aedlclno when It takes an effect and
Ugj the poisons or disease In tho
ysTeBf Ybu must not expect to be
uredjln a few days, for your sickness
rTdlseaao has 'jeen a long Umo com-
pl; and It will take a long Umo
QTgeitU out of- your system. It will
akolmonths or a year to build up a
ewlbody from the bonoa up. This is
.CatHtho people do not understand.
Thoy are used to being humbugged.
My medicines aro composed of na
ture's herbs what tho human system
roqulres. When tho animals get sick
thoy will help themselves to thoso
herbs, for they have tho Instinct, and
the people have not, so wo have to
make a study of it It has been a llfo
study with mo. Do not get weary;
this life Is too short and too sweet to
worry out of this world.
Lord Salisbury Resigns.
London. July I. Tho fact of tho
resignation of tho promlorshlp of
Great Hrltuln by Lord Salisbury, as
foroshndowed In tho dispatches, wn
ofllclally glvou out last evening. Tho
primo mlnlstoi' laid down the respon
sibility of his oflleo July litli.
Within 21 hours his majesty ele
vated A. .1. Balfour, tho government's
chief roprosontntlvos In tho Houso of
Commons, to tho position of premier.
Whllo It was expected In polltlcnl
and commercial circles that Lord
Salisbury's retirement would bo coin
cident with tho coronation of King
Edward, It was scarcoly looked for
prior to that ovont. Consequently
about tho only surprise expressed ns
tho nows sprond through London con
cerned tho dato rnthor than tho fact
of tho resignation.. Tho real Intorost
wns not bo much In roforonco to Loid
Salisbury's withdrawal us It was In
tho nppolnttnont of his successor.
Other Changes Certain.
Tho chango in tho propilorshlp will
Involve othor ministerial changos. As
no olllco Is vacant oxcopt that of the
keopor of Uio privy seal, tho prosont
cabinet can carry on work as long as
necessary, and, as Mr. Ilalfour has nc
coptod no now olllco, ho will not have
to present himself to his constituents
for ro-oloctlon. It may bo tnkon for
grunted that tho Duko of Dovonshlru
will lend In tho Houso of Lords.
' Glad It Was Not "Joe."
At tho political clubs vmIoiih opin
ions woro oxprossod regarding Lord
Salisbury's rotlromont anil Mr. Hal-,
four's accession. Tho Liberals Midi
Nationalists generally oxprossod ro-'
lief to find that Mr. Halfour, and not)
Mr. Chnmborlaln, wns to bo promlor, I
but n small section of both Consorva-'
tower of St. Mark's church, about 320
feet high, collapsed this morning mid
fell with a great crash Into the plana.
It Is not believed there wns any
Iosh of life. Tho cathedral proper and
the Doges palace escaped Injury, but
tho falling tower struck tho royal pal
ace, damaging n comer. Tho accident
Is considered tho greatest loss to me
dieval art tho kingdom hns over
suffered. The tower was built In tho
century.
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I Corn Takes a Tumble.
Chicago, July 11. July corn took a
heavV full this morning, going from
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on urow-flt. ilia cuunu ui uiu milium ooaiUO, WOSM., JUIJ II. TmCJ' Was
Is big receipts and ostlmntos. The soon this morning at Muckloshoot Hill,
Ontos people made tacit offers to sot- Bx miles oast of Auburn, close to
tlo with tho shorts today, but the whero ho was Saturday evening. Ho
terms were not accoptod. . Is not Initio ns reported.
The Steamer Jennie Arrived.
Victoria, July II. Tho steamer
Telegraphic Briefs.
Thl) first ascent of Mt. Hood this
season was made by a pnrty of
July ill tit. Tho climb wns mndo In six
hours.
Juntos S. ncdmnn, nu old resident of
Wclbr, Idaho, died Sundny, from the
effects of drinking carbolic acid, which
ho mistook for wlno.
C. II. Wordnor, of Scnttle,
I Movements Since Saturday.
, till to Hllinlnv tilcrlit fnrlv.nli'lil
hIv
outlaw had boon sighted, mid this clr
cumstnuco conflrmed tho bollof that
ho was badly wounded, ntul nursing
his wounds in the depths of some lin
ponetrnblo forest.
I Not bIuco ho landed at tho little
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j Affairs of all 1
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Pariclans are today celebrating the fall of the Dastlle.
Mt. Pelee Is reported still In an activo state of eruption.
The government of Tien Tsln Is to be restored to China at once.
Liang Chen Tung Is to be Chinese minister to the United 8tateo
to succeed Wu.
Blueflelds has not been taken by the Nlcaraguan revolutionists,
.is was reported,
Paris is buying gold In London, and the English stock markets are
weak. The German bourse Is also stagnant.
The coolness between Italy and Great Britain will give place to
more cordial relations under Balfour's premiership.
President Roosevelt has decided that the Friars shall be deprived
of,, their extraordinary advantages In the Philippines.
Victor Emanuel, king of Italy, Is visiting the Czar at St. Peters
burg, and aa a result both nations may reduce their armaments.
Agricultural societies In Po and are negotiating for the purchase
of American farm machinery direct, without the Intervention of Ger
man middlemen.
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Victims' of Gaming Table. I
1'nrlB, July 1 1, Lal'atrlo today Bays
that twelve mined gamblers have
WIIH )0.il,ii,ilft IHirtll of lllllllll-ll llll Hill
drowneu Sunday whllo bathing In nght of Ju)y 21 ,mB Trncy fftlIm, tQ
Lnke Washington. IcHV0 Bomo I)oattvo clow to his trull.
Absolutely nothing of n reliable na
ture had been received by any deputy
In tho field slnco tho trail was lost at
tho l'rotaut homo on Friday after
noon.
For a tlmo tho several posses com
forted thuniBolvoB with tho assurance
that tho fugitive's physical condition
would at least oporatu to prevent his
leaving the vicinity, and that at last
ovt'icotnc by the pangs of ltungor and
Ills well-known yonring for tho society
of some human being, he would rovonl
his presence.
Tho suspense, howovor, was broken,
when, shortly artdr dark last night,
Sheriff Ctullhoo received a niosHogo
from Entimclaw, saylngthnt a boy on
tho road three mlle from thnt place
had mot a mnn carrying a ride, who
Inquired tho dlstfinro to Huckloy.
Tho Information was. telegraphed to
ex-Sheriff Woolery, In charge of the
s
posso at Knumclaw, by Sheriff Hart-
man, of Piorco county, and alBo Dopu
ty McKlllon, at Iluckloy.
Woolory and flvo guards procured a
team as soon as posslblo and wont to
Enumclaw with tho bloodhounds.
They woro placed on tho trail and
followed It for throo-qunrtors of a
mile.
It was very dark when tho blood
hounds woro thrown off the scent at
tho swamp, and, nftnr a consultation,
tho posso duclded to covor nil tho pos-
bidio avenues of sscapo and wait un
til daylight before trying to follow the
trail farther.
Tho Instant tho bloodhounds struck
tho scout thoy strained nt the leash
and bayed In a manner Indicative of
bolng on tho trnll of tho convict.
Tho description given by young
llurlto, without tho behavior of the
hounds, shows plainly thnt Tracy has
once again boon located.
It is bolievod that ho Is directly
working hnck towards Tncomn, In the
hope of boarding a moving train.
.The trail will bo taken up again ear
ly this morning.
The olllcors unlto In saying thnt for
tho first tlmo slnco the convict was
believed to bo In a death trap at tho
Oreon river bridge, they ngaln havo
him whero tho outlook for his capture
Is excellent.
Not only was tho cordon about tho
outlaw Satuulay night regarded as
vory strong, hut tho men nro deter
mined to capture or kill him.
Orders ltavo been sent out to search
all trains nt points whore Tracy might
attempt to board them.
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Minor Mention
Local Import
President Miller, of tho Salem
branch of tho Amoilciiu Fodorntlon
of Labor, this morning rocolvod from
tho IlusuhiirK Union a tologram an
nouncing a strike on the streot Im
provement work at that placo, and
requesting that frlonds of labor be ail
vlttod not to go to rtoKobitrg.
l'hll Metuchan, Jr., n well-known
Snlem hoy, has purchased tho I'alnco
Hotel at Heppner from Senator J. W.
Morrow, and Inft todny to take rliargo
of the hotel.
Circuit Judge llolsu has adjourned
his department of tho Marlon county
circuit court until Monday, July 21h(.
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AGAINST
LAWS OF
WAR
Chaffee Comments on
Major Waller's Acts
Opposed to the Findings of the
Court Martial
Change of Division Com
mander in the Philippines
Washington, July 14. Tho flndlnes
In the cases of .Major Walter and Lieut.
Day, and Qonornl Chaffers comments
thoroon, woro made public today.
Chaffeo finds that tho ovldonco is op
posed to tho findings of tho court-mar
tial, which acqitltted tho omoera. Ho
says tho oxcciitlon of tho natives by
Waller Is opposed to all laws of war,
but partially oxciisostho act on tho
ground of the condition of Waller's
men nt tho tlmo of the commission,
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Tho Chicago freight handlers srlko
Is no nonror sotltonumt today than It
wnB Saturday.
Tho big Oregon paper nils up pages
about Alt. Hood, Alt. Adams, etc. If
It would print some facts about tho
moiiumontnl grafts In our otalo gov
ernmont, fho mountains would bo Just
as high, but siato taxes might bo lower.
FRESH TODAY.
Salted Almonds
Salted Peanuts
Zinn's
154 State St . Phone 2874.
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Jeanlo nrrlvod safo at Nome, accord
lug to tho olllcors nt tho Molvlllo Do!
lnr, which reached
from Nome today.
Ladysmlth. 11. V roIluttcd suicide at Monte Carlo tho
l m.it few days.
IT WILL
BE HELD
ANYWAY
0. N. G Will Be Convened in
Brigade Encampment
Finances to Be Considered
Later
AN EX
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It is lenrncd that the annual en
enmpment of tho Oregon National
Tho following card from Mrs. Job
Illchards, a lady well and favorably
known -In Salem, speaks vohimim for
the doctor, as well uh the one from
Mr. Van Osdol.
Mrs. Richard's Card,
To the Kdlter: I am more than
pluusod.wlth Dr. Dnrrin'H treatment,
and wish you to publish this for out
er's benefit. For about 30 years I havo
luteu duof. 1 was cured by Dr.'Darrln
GREATEST OF ALL SALES
Our cm n tors are heanrd hitch with rare vnhiej in evury day needfuls at uncommon prices decidedly ndvnn-
vtngoua for your puvIiik. We never lower tho quslity, it Is always I ho price, and every article we sell is weighed
in l lie cli'B o justlre.
i
uvuh mill i.iuoraiH wore III HO way rftC- cinnnl will 1.., Iw.l.l nt. Allmnv. unvwnv
oncllod to tho Idoa of tho "perpotua-lny controversy un' to the luck of"'' ,1,H l,ow """'"' of treatment, with
tlon of the Hotel Cecil," ns tho change funjB ftmj 0tiier flnnnclnl troubles will out pain or Inconvenience, 1 reside at
from Lord Salisbury to Mr. Balfour U J raetlve atibseqiient conslderatlcnt. All the corner of Shipping and Capital
CT" """ "!' .-sionm. u.ui. .ui. arrangement are being mnile for
Chamberlain had not been appointed. ' C0llV0nIl,g thtr atatB gUftr(, nt A,mny
or a compromise found In the appoint
mont of the Duko of Devonshire, lord
president of the council.
Conservatives met nt the foreign
ofllce today, and Iialfmir. the newly
appointed premier, was cheered. He
made a short speech, nnd stated thnt
he fully depended on the cordial sup
port of ills followers. The announce
ment of the resignation of Sir Hicks-
Dr. Cook curea all kinds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa-
lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
consult. Ho Is a natural doctor. He Is henrli caused a sensation
descended from a line of German herb-'
allsts, the
world.
This Is his fourth year In Salem, and
scores of patients and friends can tes
tify to his skill In their cases.
best physicians In tho
lead the Above Remarkable Cure.
W
BYE.
PECIALIST
A.
M BANCROFT.
Mi r. of tbe
fflKROFT OPTICAL CO.
'1 St.
I3ffi
y 3$
Sslem, Orctoa
Wc do our own
(itodlafs
Exmlatloa free.
Concert in
Willson Ayenue
Venetian Tower Collapsed.
Venice, July 14. The detached bell
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ngeade
metbln? Good
Drink at
SODA FOUNTAIN
114 State Street. Ianw"
Tho Salem Military band announces
an open-air concert to be given this
evening in WIIIsou avenue. It has
been several weeks since Snlem peo
ple have enjoyed a treat of this kind,
and they will no doubt show an appre
ciation of the band's efforts to enter
tain by turning out tonight in large
numbers. It Is to.be botieU enough
interest nay be taken in tills credit
able musical OfMUtlsaUea that tbe
'utea for a weekly baud oeHcert. and
possibly two or mow a week, may be
Thursday. Company V. Fouith Itel
in e nt, of this city, has been recruited
to Its full strength, and Captain Kurt
Is under orders to procoeil with his
company to Albany via special train
fiom Portland, that will reach Snlem
about 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
' Qunrtermaster Sergeant Oantenbein
and cort of ten men went through to
Albany today
cainpinent
TROUBLE
KAS BEEN
SETTLED
I ROW KG DAY HAS MO TEftROlS
ibote whose kiuhta If culpf eJ with a
lasrsatc. rtobcailecup of the whale
bouse os a hot dr. Ift! I bolysp
ttiei where Bttiti as s nstttr of
dontttUfcoaomyscasrssfe ivl soea
pay for Itttlf la mUt of furl. who
compared with a 014 lle clor oo4
lite aol ou cssbsi ovtrtstlaule the
coBfert sal toavc slccct of IbU cKaaly
fuel la warm w eibr.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
Phone S4X 4 Chemeketa 8L
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nt rests, aulum, and will answer all
questions. I will add that my little
Kir! is almost cured of discharging
ears.
Mill. .1011 ItlCHAIlDS.
Another Salem Man's Testimonial.
To the JCdlter: Seeing so much In
your paper concerning Dr. Durrin's
dues, I wns persuaded to try him on
to prepare for the en-my daughter, who ha Ihmmi ullllctwl
with a distressing discharge or the car
and partial deafness for the past four
years. Under the doctor's mode of
treatment she Is healed. I reside at
the corner of Commercial and Mission
streotfl, Salem, and am engineer In the
Capital H rower'. Itefer to me at
either place.
J. I). VAN 08UOL.
- We hare seen numerous IsmUuioi-IhU
uuarreisome aaitm uuiuierb ilwnHin- wll0 hav, hBm eHm ,,y hUn
Sign Peace Protocol ,,w m various nu that nesh is heir
to.
All is peace and harmony once more, Dr. Darrln's Place of Business.
In Salem's beefsteak elides. V. W. ' Dr. DarrlM gives fr consultstUm at
Hteusloff aad Farrlngton & Farrar, l Willamette Hotel. Salem, mitil slept,
who have been quarreling over the 1st. from 1 to I and 7 to dally All
possession of a dilapidated building curable chronic, acute and private .lis
at the corner of Court and Liberty eases confidentially aad successfully
street, which neither of the onto- treated. Circular ami question blank
taut could have wanted very badly. 'sent tre to any address, aad corre
have signed tbe peace protocol. jspondence solicited. Most cases can
The trouble originated from a mis- resolve home treatment after one visit
understanding over the oeeuiwney of to the doetor-s oiHce. IJatlertes and
tbe ntonertv bv FarriaatoH &. Farrar. belts funi'shed. with full directions
that was subsequently pwicbased by for their use. Crows eyes, tumors, vari-au-mlolt
On lbt about a week eoeele. hydroceie and sirioture cured
bho, soiue liersoH. with an evtdeet de- The peer Ureatod trt. exeeot wwll
sire to assist In vacating tbe preoilses, clues, from 1 to II daily. Those able
removed a part of (be roof, and also to jny treated for S a we-b. or In
damaged the side ot tbe building, but that proportion of tine, a the rase
this pniy made tbe tenants more ds-.'may require. 1
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I A Rlnzc nf UniMrnlellerl Values
Very Stylish
Shirt Waists
Reduced
One-Third
Wu am doing it just to
make thitin sell fait.
S BO values red turd $ 31
$ 75 values reduced (0
f 85 valuus reduced $ 67
$1 00 values reduced,.! 07
$1 25valursreducud..$ HI
$1 35 valuta reduced f ill)
11 M) values r'ducwl. U 00
12 00 values riducud..$l SI
'i W) voluog reducd..il 07
111 00 values reduced .'l (0
ISM
Waists Reduced
per ceat.
Korso
The new combina
tion corset cover and
?uat combined
42 cents
MaJeto'ell for71e
Lrarn its mt ritn.
Salilln Waist
The new enraet
wsiit (or ladius. Juit
received,
$1,00
BoM in hII li'Ke
utiles lit l '
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A hew ureezy unenngs
The Early Buyers
Get the Choice
Wash Goods
Reduced One-Third
Tie prettiest patterns in
town.
IL'c values nilucod to. Vc
Ific values 10o
18c VHltieb 12"
Wt: values 14c
Mo vnltiuH 17n
:irc values Ulo
tOo values t7e
ftUr values .lie
00c values ."..40c
75c vulura fne
85o valors t7e
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GOOD
Wash Goods
REDUCED
2B3 latitat
Peerless Values in Hosiery
The High Novelties of
the Season arc Here.
Wash Skirts
REDUCED
60 vslilfa . I
I 76 value . I W
1 00 values .... t
It 26 value ?
II 60 valuss l
$'2 00 values
'i 60 vahus . ... I W
5 WMMikli ,
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Gauze Drawers
Juit tlta thiiiK for
the a warm days.
Knee lmiflh, Uoe
liiinmwd
Ladles' Oxfords
The swell new itiui
tnrr styles In (Jurea
Qnalltlrs best kid.
$2.50
Hee our Court lret Indow ilnplsy of
LADIES' SUMMER VESTS
J
25c, 50c
In Our Men's Department
KverylhinK the heart could de
Mre in the wsy uf eating apparel
it h're.
Crash Panama
Hats . . .
The Isles' vuuiMier ile In al
iened i ulern
50 cents
Men's Underwear
e'nesial values in Otis tailor
made underwear and full KTP
tian ribbed In blue, pink sod bN
bllKgsn.
Price $1.00
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WEDNESDAY'S SURPRISE SALE
KeitW duewlay we wi I sell a lae of Kirk's Hlnh tirade Toilet wp. end the fsweus
Uuowberry loilet sml Unndry sosp at $e sake. ,. .
wee our uourt siren wmoow. lue gie-ei m -
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