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LARGEST.DEPARTMENTSTORE WEST OFXHICAGO I:
m\m:wm& hill streets 1
PETTICOATS: THE BIG MAY UNDERWEAR SALE I
Nothing like this sale has ever been attempted by this department before—the extensiveness of it, wonderful price re
ductions and the qualities and trimmings of the garments! Unequaled assortments at figures that are astounding.
Ny 00 OH Long white muslin petticoats of IT AQ flfi Several styles in long white skirts;
Ml tjZillU -00 1 n ualit } r > trimmed with wide f\\ f^OIUU one trimmed with wide flounce of
SounccT of embroidery and clusters of Val. insertions. embroidery and insertion to match; others with laces;
Splendidly made throughout. Special for this sale—s2. some with entire flounce of lace. One with alternating
AT 53.50 ™: s : swi^^^^ Jf'«V*? ; deas t r™r 11
broideries are used artistically. Ribbon is used in HI OJIUU played here. High grade materials,
pretty ways as finishing touches. Most perfectly fin- Laces and embroideries are used throughout every gar
ished in every way. ment. Many styles. Choose one at this reduced price.
Women's White Canvas Footwear—Just Right for the Beach
White canvas Gibson tie, A/^ JTf% White canvas ankle strap fa £* 'M White canvas Gibson ties
with light, flexible sole and \i| *||| pumps; extension soles, A Bii ■Jlj with white kid collar trim,
covered Cuban heels #to f^ S l\J\3 Cuban heels. One of the %r & ■*?" Stunning tie; extension
match. One of the dressiest M —— ■ favorites for walking. ff M"^ sole, Cuban heels. Smart
models of the season. Spe- J^ ~ ' Very fashionable strong. ■■ for walking shoe. Special,
/•ml nrire. ——— Jo > o
ILO.I JJI Jl-t ■
Newest Effects
IN KIMONO SILKS
An assortment of fancy silks that may also
be used for draperies. There are quality and
style in every piece. So many pretty com
binations can be most effectively arranged,
and at a very small expense. Especially
would you like the attractive patterns with
black and dark blue backgrounds.
FRIGE PER YARD 60c nil 85c
LACE CURTAINS
We are showing several lines of lace cur
tains at a moderate price. Among them is
a durable cable net with the effects of Cluny
insets —some fine madras weaves in Brus
sels designs and many of the popular filet
nets. Best sec them, though. You'll won
der how we can sell them for, OQ
per pair WU
FINE TABLE LINENS
The Best
We never offer our customers any but the
best — in weave and quality, best in
price. Read these specials and you'll say
they can't be duplicated for the price.
$2.50 Linen Napkins
Size 22x22, of extra heavy Scotch all-linen
that will give extraordinary wear. Snow
drop designs and Grecian borders. Beauti
ful napkins such as you never 0i QK
got before. Hemming free, doz.. 1$ 11U J
Hemmed Napkins
Odds and ends and broken dozens from our
regular stock. Values to $4.00 per dozen.
Full bleached and in many pretty designs.
Will close them out at the very low Of]ft
price of, each ZUU
Dinner Napkins
Of Scotch linen in a splendid grade. Large
size, full bleached and in pretty designs. We
are showing others at from $3.59 to $10 per
dozen, but these are specially ft ft 7F
priced at Ofcl I U
LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS with scalloped
edges* — of the prettiest assortments ever
shown. Of all pure linen damaskthe kind
that will wash and wear well. Q Cft
Choice at the special price UJu
MA NEARLY YANKS SCALP
FROM 'OH-YOU-KID' CHAP
Daughter Lures Masher to the
Pounding of His Life
for 'Buttin' In'
Because a naughty man, who grave
his name as S. Randolph, flirted, with
her daughter, and followed her about
the streets of the shopping district for
hours, a woman said to be .Mrs.
A. Standing landed on the trill, r With
both hands and feet in the entrance to
Security Savings Bank building at
1:30 yesterday afternoon and Have him
.» thrashing that he will not forget
tor many a day. A bit,' crowd looked
Dn while Mrs. Standing took the fresh
ness out of tho young man, and when
he broke away and started to escape
the crowd shoved him back into the
dutches of the Infuriated woman.
Randolph began to follow Miss
Standing, a chio little girl, 16 years
>ld, early i" tho afternoon, wliilo sho
Truthful Advertising, One Price to All
— and that the lowest possible consistent with a superior grade
of merchandise; most intelligent service; courteous treatment
of customers, assuring equal satisfaction in small and large
sales; our 100 per cent guarantee for YOUR absolute satis
faction or money refunded. These are a few of the foundation
.stones uoon which is built this monumental organization.
f Thursday Items from |
The Basement Store
§ "A Store Within a Store" , I
I Note the Low Prices I
I 200-yard spool 6-cord Machine Cotton, r™™™™™"" "™ mmmmmm^mmmmmmmm% Collar Supports—six on a card; 3 cards, 10c |
| six or 25c Pitcher V n,t2sc Fine quality Hooks and Eyes, black or |
I ; * **-*'»*«■'* •» *♦" AOt white, 2 cards 5c H
B Best Spool Silkßlack and colors, each, 3c . |l
I , „ I*s^*-^,,-^ <3f^v Women's Stockings g
I . W^Omen S tianaOagS V* AlJlpjfT^N J« \^V^^—\ ' Fine black cotton stockings, with ribbed tops, I
ffl ,4*l ♦!,„». „. ™i _. ln Vl/ft ifl / / 11 * I |/^« double sole, heel and toe. If you want good, serv- Q
| Stylish new shapes In patent leather rs^l Brain mRJAJI // f^v . 1 iceable stockings at a very moderate * 01/ r I
§ sss-wSr^^^issr.pMJ.^ss Wm -# w^m I pric-you Bhould byanmeans Beethew /2 B
a the saving on these ' l|i|i^ P^K^ LaCeCurtatTlS |
I Colored MeSSalinC ■ \ZVIWJW j IllSuW H 2% yards long; come in both white and Arabian, I
U S^^t^ . l2kl>fcl in neat scroll and Grecian designs. Decidedly bet- g
H 18-Inch mcssaline in every shade obtainable. Very Cg^ S> 7*^*l mB^ ter than you would ordinarily expect to fQ^, |
If popular Cor shirt waists, shirt waist suita and for - ' ' buy for the price uzri, |
N linings. Particularly effective for lining A C^. ~i j. . _ •
| gowns of sheer fabric. Per yard *OC Ctirtain SIVISS
1 Wanted Wash Goods of three patterns. Worth 45c each. datfy Tg^d^r'Softei^pane'rns!
n , . •■'' Just the thing for beach cottage ! 01/ i/«
I Apron check gingham, white outing flannel, fancy ■mm ————omen—— and bedroom use O /$C
I figured challies and standard dress prints. Good •
H quality of these dependable cottons at a ff^, jhhmhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmb /^ofi/»/i C^rMior*
I specially low price o(/ c -_ - on . c^« IX/^oU KjUULfI KjUVUrS
| _ — „. „. *id' *ZU atla *4O VYOSn 60 inches wide. The large size that will completely
ilrOn brame SlCllian » cover a sanitary couch. Neat Persian stripe pat- I
XI Uil. J. I l*ll^ LJH,»n*i> /Hf s>m<4- CT« m^'d- *\ terns tn °od wel«ht- reversible tapestry. • no. I
I 50 inches wide, in popular colorings. For skirts, \jfjiXT I3LVIT^ JL2S value ...." •'"•■ 7ol' I
I bathing suits, etc., this material is unsurpassed. -**^ *sw w *~r mswwmr*^ AS r> y
llf you need Sicilian now or expect to need AQ r _. _. AXmfflSter tCUSS H
any later, see the quality we offer f0r.... rr^\* gr\ BBS MM MB II
T^k W. MM & M ■ 27x45-!nch, closely woven Axminster rugs, in ori- I
Tintt rttirl TXontitV Pin %JIW "m a \Jr\Jr <"ntal patterns and harmonious colorings. Get one I
r>eiT ana Beamy inn* -y+r %Jr or two to la here and there and save the wear 1
A great variety of these convenient little pins on _____ on your better carpets. $1,45 1
one of our big underprlce basement tables. Choose . . Keguiany »i.<o yara •* M
a supply before they are too thoroughly -i Q p An extra special item from the iu/ CMC » Qhni\i\inrr Tlner* ,
picked over JVC Basement Store! No woman with IVLISSeS dnOpping BOgS |
7m/f-i',mii/i/f Tisi + c an eye tO economy Should fail to be Assorted colors and black, in seal finish and strap I
niTITTITTieU' JJLCIfS here today. We have taken from handles. Made to give good service as well as to H
™if ro<riilir ctrvrlr nf wasli r rat «iiit«; look well- Very special value at the /lQr> 1
New shapes in white Milan, also coarse straws, our regular StOCK Ot wasn COat SUItS, prlc(J( *±\tC I
with black velvet edge. Good shapes at a remark- purchased for the early season S ' f|
?se^l^X^red A hoe^Timn Uer!! y $1.48 selling, about 75 of the most de- Wash BeltS I
sirable styles and marked them $5, ,».,,.». H
7LT7 llirta*'\ i Tilrwiiorc rpo"irrllp<;<? of former nrices White These belts have large pearl buckles and are heav- H
lVllllinery r IOWerS regardless ot iormer prices, vvrme Jly embroidered , ,An exquisitely dainty accessory H
{ and the most wanted colors are f or the summertime waist. You will find * ff n H
A wonderful assortment of the wanted trimming C l,™vn in imnorted reoos and all- • these worth while. Assorted sizes X\J%^ |
flowers; all color.-! and kinds. Try them on the un- sliown in imporreu repps, diiu dii m
trimmed shapes we are advertising. The OB?,. linens. Mostly two-piece models, WhitO Tii>/1 vtsronrl 'c n
result will surely please you. A bunch —'01, though you'll find some three-piece rr '***c: A»cujpeuwo ij
i /"it,*/ J _^,» o G+r\**hi+irro garments included. Excellent quality white crochet spreads; hemmed I
VjlJllliriZTl O >3lU\~Kl7lgj n ends and pretty Marseilles designs. These are I
ma £20 and 525 Values large enough to tuck In nicely and give al- r/Q I
Fine French ribbed black cotton, double knees, *ldi **v uiu* <***xj w i**w together satisfactory service '"C H
soles, heels and toes. Fast and stainless dye. CC QQ ft „-. _ •■-. _ _ _, __ H
I f c^%t,TJ^e rA^J^.T. BY3C I I Ready Made Sheets 39c
uHßmHß^mHßauK^HHorai Two New Arrivals for the Sale of umjujwhwi i ■ ■■ ■■ ■
Berry Bowls at 25c Women's Shoes ®1 OC uated^r^*^
Exactly like the illustration shown fltlfl C)XTOt"CIS dt - -*- # US II |J|iif //
below. Large 8-inch size, in pretty *♦-**♦ V^^v/v^ *„ , . Of/, I, J U \\JJ
I below. Large 8-inch size, pretty Plenty of them, too —all sizes. One line, a patent leather \J^J\s 111 V J \\hy/ ■
pressed Plenty of them, too —all sizes. One line, a patent leather OOC/ p 1 I\\hz7
SJ^^^^p^^^mS glass de- oxford with brown suede top, hand-sewed, has extension Handy when II l rn / W
IVm>WB^mi "la"' 35^" S° le and medium heeL YoU want a Pair - Tha other ' a P at m1 kin!larked ba to \\j!i/
v wJJ'S' value ent leather plain toe Blucher oxford, has flexible hand- weigh %to 2 lbs.
l^SSgO? Extra- $ 95 turned sole and medium heel. Very $J. 95 s^n^T/Uue 0 <ss^^ > *\
S l^^^i_ — mm^m ■*• neat and dressy. Special at -*■ . \mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmr^T
«J — —«»-»— 11111 l I Mil 111 lII—■— I | MHI M|I|| ■■ ■—!!!■■ | M || II C
was shopping. Although his atten
tions were not desired, she could not
shake him. Finally she ran into
mamma on the street. She explained
matters at once, and the two fixed up
a trap for the young pursuer. The
daughter went down thf> street, and
Randolph took up tho pursuit, followed
by mother. Finally, Miss Standing
stepped Into the lobby of the .Security
building and waited.
In a minute Randolph arrived and
stepped to her side. He had Just
politely raised his hat when mother
blew in. She saw her opportunity while
bis head was uncovered and grabbed
him by the hair.
Then began one of the fastest little
contests ever witnessed In Los Angeles,
Mother knocked bis bead against the
marbb' vide of the building until she
was tired, and then holding him at
arms length with one hand slapped
his face with the other.
Finally, Randolph and made
for the door. The crowd shoved him
back, and once more the women b
to boat him. Then he saw the dour
Into the bank. Although after banking
hours the doorman unlocked and the
young man made his getaway
through It.
Mrs. Standing then took her daugh
ter In tow and loft tiie scene of battle,
followed by an admiring crowd,
Randolph loft In such a hurry that
he failed to get his hut, which had
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1910.
been dropped early in the fray. He is
a tall, good looking chap, with dark
curly hair and a slight limp. Samples
of his hair were left behlna by him.
Strange as it may seem, the police
officers on that beat did not know a
thing about the fight.
CITY TO BUILD ENGINE HOUSES
Resolutions passed by the city coun
cil yesterday provide for the erection
of a double fire engine house on the
north side of Washington, between Ar
lington and Van Ness, and the begin
ning of the construction of a double
engine house at First and Reno streets.
The money appropriated to begin the
building of the engine house on Flgue
roa street, north of Seventh, will be
used for these two buildings.
A Regular Tom Boy
was Pusic —climbing trees and f<
jumping ditches, whittling, always
getting scratches, cuts, sprains,
bruises, bumps, bums or scalds. Hut
laws! Her mother Just applied Buek
bus Arnica Salve and cured her
ciuiek. Heals everything healable —
Bolls, Ulcers, Erzurna, Old Sores, Corns
or Piles. Try it. 25c at all drugtftstH.
Fine hotel, good table, outdoor swim
ming pool and tent houses at Arrow
head Springs.
Long Silk Gloves at Only 69c Pair
Think of it! Less than cost of manufacture for long silk
gloves at the very commencement of a silk glove season. You
cannot properly appreciate the values until you see the gloves
themselves; 16-button, elbow length. In black and white.
Perfectly finished. Double tipped fingers. You will find all
sizes in the collection.
THURSDAY: SUPERB TRIMMED HATS AT $8.95
i■A - _
Of course, you've attended the big millinery sale. There's hard- .w^^^ttji^^^jsij
ly a woman in Los Angeles or vicinity, for that matter, who /sw!!l3gi« S^p^jL
hasn't. Many women have come clay after day because each - if^^^^^^ B^sk"^HfiS\
day's items proye so much more attractive. For today a lead- T>^^^^^^^^§HS';^f\^^^^^ffl.
cr offering is a line of exquisitely trimmed hats at $8.95. Flower <^f^^^^':^^^^^^^^^^^^^^L.
trimmed street hats, wing trimmed, pompon trimmed, tailored ■J&wmfflS&E^^^^^^^^^^^^mk
suit hats and turbans are shown, and any one of them you'd -^^g*' ' •Sfiisr^ lCl^»-^''^rS^^^^^a
ordinarily expect to find marked $10 to $15. ft ft QT ',€§» ...'Bw H
Today you can get one for 001U J "'M "^w <£/ML
UNTRIMMED HATS SAILORS AT $2.50
Newest shapes (regular $3.50 and $4.85 \ good many seasons have rolled by /'' /j%?fo^*QQ^jr^!!^^
kinds) to gro at a cut price today. since sailors were quite as popular as /M^J^^&Ss^mslg /2?5?^
Milan, satin Jap braid, black and no In all wanted sizes. Mushroom '/^y^^jC^^^^^/^n\^l!^^t
colored chin and other straws. The or straight brims. Knni or Jumbo ? '$. m^!^SaS^^^jJ^CH//^^(fJ^'
woman who prefers to ft la. straw in ljlaek or colors. A|% pA i'r^s£"&jftlJK iIW//^^^^^'
trim her own hats will \l UK Velvet ribbon Si J Til *'*''"" '^cz^xrt-'iSh^
want one of these WIIWV band 19/.|UU '-•'
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Municipal Affairs
WATER RATES CONFERENCE
CALLED BY CITY COUNCIL
Schedule of Public Utilities Board
to Be Discussed
When in doubt, call a conference, is
the policy of the city council; and act
lug on that policy, the council has
called a conference for next Wednesday
morning, when It will take up the sub
ject of water rates as presented by the
board of public utilities. Officers of the
small water companies are Invited to
attend this conference.
Some of these small water companies
are hit harder by the referendum
against the new license ordinance than
they could be by any small change in
the rates. Under the terms of the old
ordinance, which remains in effect as
long as the new one is suspended by
the referendum, the private water com
panies must pay a license fee of $100 a
month.
As most of these smull companies
exist for the sole purpose of supplying
water to the tracts In which they are
located, so that the lots may be sold,
$100 a month Is more than they make,
and some of these companies have
threatened to go out of business unless
this section of the ordinance was re
pealed. The new ordinance does repeal
this section, but the new ordinance
must wait until the people vote on it,
tw p years hence, before it becomes ef
fective.
BOARD WANTS COUNCIL TO
HELP FIX NEW DISTRICT
Give us a little lift on this industrial
district thing. Bays the board of public
works to the city council. The board
will ask the council to make a trip
around the city w,lth the board mem
bers and arrive at some conclusion
.about where Industrial districts should
bo established.
The council asked the board to out
line the Industrial districts. The work
lu'lunßs to the council alone, for It Is a
legislative act; but it is a mighty un
dertaking, and the council didn't feel
much like undertakers. So the job
was shifted to the board of public 1.
works, and the board good-naturedly
stood for It. Hut the board thinks the
council should help do its own busi
ness, and will formally reciuest a ioint
conference.
• LARGEST. DEPARTMENTSTORE WEST OF CHICAGO
1 mum, eighths hill streets
A Big Shipment of
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
Thousands of yards of the finest English
and Scotch zephyrs and some beautiful
striped crepes have just been sent us—the
balance of a big New York commissioner's
spring importation. A very opportune buy
for us, as it enables us to sell zephyrs worth
from 35c to 50c for 25c a yard. In all our
business experience we have never shown
more beautiful patterns. You'll enjoy the
display whether you wish to purchase or
not. Welcome!
35c TO 50c GRADES, YARD2SC
COLORED POPLIN
Today we shall place on sale a remarkable
bargain in these very stylish poplin suitings,
fine in texture, beautiful in finish and in all
the season's best selling colors.
FINE WASH SUITS
For Boys
.Only the best quality materials are used in
these suits. They are well made—even to
the sewing on of buttons. Mothers will
profit by getting a supply now at the begin
ning of the season.
These ef Ghambray
And the} r are guaranteed to be fast colors,
too. Made in Buster Brown style with the
stunning military collar. Stripes and plain
patterns for ages 2 to 7 €»| QC
years OIl^J
Of Chambray and Ginghams
For boys from 2 to 10 years—blouse and Buster
Brown suits in plain and stripes, with sailor or
military collars. No mother can CJ "7C
make them for the price of Oil I 3
Very Dressy Suits
In plain white, lipht and dark grounds in the new
stripe effects. Ages 2to 10 years. Neatly trimmed
or plainly finished. See them in the d»A ftr
Eighth street windows. Special at OZIAW
STRAW HATS for boys—the nattiest and
most complete assortment on the coast. Soft
and stiff sailors—turn-down shapes with
silk trimmings. All size £| Cfl
brims OIIJU
UTILITIES BOARD WANTS
HEWITT FOR ATTORNEY
The board of public utilities wants
City Attorney Hewitt for special coun
sel as well as the harbor bureau. In
a communication to the council yester
day the board of public utilities asked
that when the ordinance is drawn cre
ating the office of chief counsel for the
harbor bureau it also include the duties
of counsel for the utilities department.
The matter was referred to the supply
committee.
The board did not say whether or not
it would raise Hewitt's pay for the
extra duties imposed, but it has the
right to do so if he chooses, for it is
allowed $12,000 a year to hire such at
torneys, engineers or other officials
as It may need.
LAST CHARGE DISMISSED
Justice Ling granted a motion made
yesterday by attorneys for T. H. Bay
lls dismissing the last of three com
plalnti charging him with embezzle
mont preferred by P. E. Daniels in
connection with a mining stock deal.
A civil suit to cancel a note for $IMO
and deed to land in Fresno county, laid
to have been executed by Daniels to
Baylla In a transaction, has been filed
in the superior cou,'
=A HOME=
With No Interest and No Taxes
Just glance over this. Mr. and Mrs.
Homeseeker. We sell you the house,
with no Interest, with no taxes, on small
cash deposit, on rental payments.
AT THE SAME FKICK AS OTHEiIS
' Further, If you die, your heirs or assigns
get a clear title to the property. . ■
CAN YOU BEAT THIS
Come In and talk with us. - ,
Co-operative Building Go.
626-627-628 Merchant* Trust Bids;.
AIM; Main 9120.
L.
EPILEPSY '*>£*•
If the cells of your JKF-s|Fbl
brain hnre not been
too much Injured by meflxnEW
bromides we can stop AH ttß'^
your spasms at once Mf&Wmtt
and cure you of Jwlwr
KI'njlPNY, FITS OF V ■■
I AI.I.INt. BIUKNEH.S WL |H
permanently In two or «» V*
three months. Hun- *!» «■ i
1 drtds cured. Why not BWk _^
you? Dr. Dv Meyer &B^mfiaMMi&3
Co., 921 Booth Hill «* - JT^^^
Hour* 19 to 4. W-