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PAGHE EIGHT.
OUR
Greatest
mms£{- / ;-;;.- i;--'■■;:;'■;;;
Desire
0%%^-->\ >x.-■■?■- -i - --■ :-\r •■•
at all times "is to make
; friends 'of our custom
ers. Yoxi will always
be treated as a friend at
our stores. - r ,
We are going to ; give
double "8. &H." Green
Stamps Friday, arid just
to show : our friendship
we will sell - the { follow
ing list of seasonable
goods at below : actual
cost price.
25c Tlz Foot Tablets 1 C«
for Bore feet :y. '..;.... :■ lUC
25c Mermen's Talcum ' 1 C<»
Powder »."?'."...; i- . .".^ ;" I Jl/
25c Mentholatum, the * 1P *»
well known salve .".'..'"..' 13C
' 25c bottle Castor IC*
oiirVvr..:. ........ IDC
2Be bottle 4 C_
Camphor .'., r....;. ;V* lUC
150 c Bathing 'Caps, I ■'■'■ v tQ C
extra quality . ........ Uvlu
$1.00 Bathing Caps, 1 ri 70*
pure gum .. ..■,...- I JO
50c Wampole'a -.'':'" ':- ■ QC_
Formalid t'. .*... :.;..".'.- ywb
25c Euthymol • • 44.
Tooth Paste '...."....... I Ob
25c Lyons' Tooth ' ;' -"-"'.l S«i'
Powder .:... V.'."'. ... lOU
50c Rebeco Tooth <-* Q Q#»
:Pastefi".'.'.".■. .■-". . . ....;. Out*
• 50c Doan's Kidney : ',: 9T#»
Pills ;•:;:■■-.•-.*/;- .v.;.V>OIC
BOc Effervescent '..; .-! 00/%
8r0m0 : ............. (lUu
EXTRA
c ■■■■■■■■■• 11
Special!
Hinds' Honey
and Almond
:^-- Cream ■■":'.'^
31c
'vf'v FOR" THE MEX FOLKS \
Everready ;. :; (jr.
Razor Blades f, .."'.'... .* ~.\ 3 C
$1.00 Razor f, ; CQ.
,Hone jf.*:.".;.".. .j. .... 3uU>
25c Zora after shaving 1C ft
lotion ;.."..'.. ...... IJo
$1.00 Razor C m
Strops «r....'".. ft.....; 3 3U
25c I Tooth_'v;.;'|.f;.;;■..; ";v <C p
Brushes .. ....... .". ..." I3w
$1.00 Shaving Brushes, CQL*
set jin j rubber . V... .'.l UwC
f 60c' Make 1 Man^^|S;-**9 On
TableU •.'.'. irff.l iv::l 3 C
26c Liquid Veneer 1 C.
Furniture Polish f;'. .'i .^: I3C
BOc Liquid Veneer V- " QCa
Furniture Polish ..... \ 03C
wk&z-- ■ .- -••,
® Our t prescription de
partment receives our
most f careful attention.
Only registered men' of
years' experience ; fill
prescriptions «in j our
stores. -. Our prices are
«§y*2S^S^ ;«'-.-■ ; ::,';v.::- . -x- >
always reasonable. -
McMillan
BROS.
Two FrrftcrlptioM Drug Store*.
Out Rates Alwaj-ft.
S4» C Bt. Cor 13th and C St.
wawflhiiiV-T '.-■■:■ . ■■ •. 11 1 iimriiiiiTißHilMlMuiHfrinriWirfl 1
TURN DEFEAT
INTO VICTORY
,-,;-;! 11 IAJ ■IU I Ull I
The pert ' commission i advocates
at the meeting called by Mayor
Seymour iiln^sj the f, • city f ball •• last
night ;by a clever move In select
ing v representative ' men j to , spring
as ; candidates for port r commis
sioners, in B a ..momentgbrushed
away i the '-* flood ?. of , 4 jopposition
that .has been gathering . to I over
whelm ;; the ,* whole.'; movement be
cause \ of f, the 1 uncertainty ' attend
ing : It, and all hands joined hands
to Xput' 'the v scheme "•; through. fey
.A. A. Hilton, P. J. Fransiola
and Frank Spinning of ' Sumner
were picked for ; the port commis
sioners. '; :"_; ■ : '■■' -''• -■■v'v >;^'V;n"i r.'■
J > When the" Wapato V;' waterway
men heard the j names | they • wilt
ed. ■■■ Their { big i speeches' of | oppo
sition ' dwindled ;: into commenda
tion for the men, and before they
got through they were { all ' boost
ing • the port commission | plan. ■.
: • Newton , Peer, T. H. Martin and
other committee of 21 ;•'-men *i all
said they would go down the line
now for the port commission. ~.:~*
v> Robert t Bridges, port - commis
sioner of Seattle, and T. L.. Stiles
explained just what the port com
mission means. Stiles wanted the
district ; changed to include p only
property ? benefited and ... not ito
take in the whole county.
STANDPAT GOVERNOR
IS VOTED DOWN
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
DES MOINES, lowa. July 11. 1 1
—All lowa today is talking or the
dramatic close of the republican 1
state' platform ' convention last
night, when, . after nominating (
two justices of the supreme court, ,
the convention sat down upon
Governor,B. P.. Carroll, the only
Taft man on the resolutions com
mittee ;of eleven and tabled his i
amendment *; to the progressive
1 resolutions to endorse the Chicago I
platform by a vote of 773 1-2 to «
334 1-2. Not discouraged. Car- I
roll : tried Ito have the platform '
amended to endorse "our nation
al leader," . but this was hooted •
down. .'' '■ .:': rr "\. ~" -'-"-.: :.-. .' :
The platform Is ultra progres- :
she, endorsing presidential prim- ;
aries, j election of ■ United jj States (
senators by the people, the initia- <
tive and;? referendum '• and even
proposes to , submit woman suf- ,
frage to a vote of the people. ,
Rip Out Your .<
-* Dress Shields— $
; / Fire 'Em Quick 1
Yon \\ on'r Sera• 'Ilirm Any More \ '
. • ■;: •It Yon DM FISRBPI-KO! ; .. J ?
It's ' good-bye forever " to dress
shields. Good-bye to excesxive un
natural perspiration of the arm
pits. You can-Wear nnv weight of '
«.f« More Arm-I*ll Pi-r.plrullon I id
No Mure DreM-Shlrlda. 1 . I'ae
":■-■„-;: ',' ri:HM'i-Mi. ■ ■;,. -%i* 1
■ -r; *. .*. -- - ■.* - -.... *?■■*_'-" ' ■ ~
clothing or live * In , hot stuffy I
rooms,' but you will ■ never again
have your clothing In the arm-pita
soaking- wet , from perspiration, or i
have the colors run. If you us* the I
new marvel, PERSPI-NO. ./t.,- !
- Tou can go to a dance, to i the I
theater, concert, or any social af
fair,* feeling sure tttat you will
never be humiliated or be In per
fect mfser.y because of arm-pit per
spiration. PEKBPI-NO Is a powder,
a simple formula, absolutely - safe '
for anybody. Try It once; you'll be
convinced and - surprised. You ap- i
ply It with the pad which Is pack
ed with every box sold. ■- PERSPI- '
NO is a wonder.^You'll lay so after (
using It once. Satisfaction or money t
refunded. ■.■?;■- -■;) -\ •
FF.HSPI-NO Is. for sale at your '
druggist's at tta a box. or sent dl- I
rect, on receipt of ■ pries, by the i
Perspo Co., 2.15 Lincoln, ay., Chi
cago. For : sale ' and recommended '
In Tacoraa by Owl Drue. Co.,' i
■tor**, >.■:.--.; ri> • ■--?<■ ':'•■-■ i" ■ - I
? Merchant's Delivery 7 :
- ~: Moving and Storage - !
• f v .-, Main 108.
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I
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'^BSSSSBll^^l^'* '' • "*>j * IS^T^lff V
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SPECIALS
Peruna 09c
Newbro'B Hfrnidde
{MeaHholatum, ; 25c . sire . v?.'l7c
Mennen'B Talcum Powder . .He
'■ -; '■•■■..-,V--i«.T-.>tj«.w»JJS?*g^es^^.Ji(.-^g
HV.N'KU MAIXTROM
PivMrrlpf lon Specialist
688 Pacific ay.
We siv« £. A U. Gre*D Stamps.
Times Political News of
Tacoma and Pierce Coa
\V. J. DRVAN. ■
Bubbling over with enthusi-lblg gathering of federation clubs. I
asm, which was increased after
Charles Drury had described the
great fight W. J. Bryan put up
at the Baltimore convention, the
Pierce county democracy at
their dinner yesterday afternoon
voted that nothing would prop
erly give them a chance to shout
as they want to excepting to have
Billy Bryan right here to give a
big speech in the stadium at a
grand ratification meeting for
the national ticket.
Accordingly, Drury, W. B. Cof
fee and R. E. Evans were named
a comiulttee to wire Uryan ask
ing him to come. The date it left
open to him.
The meeting was the biggest
yet held. Even Stallcup, Robert
Montgomery, E. F. Masterson, L.
F. Chester made speeches, but
Drury was the star of the day
with his description of Bryan as
the gladiator in the arena at
Baltimore.
L. F. Chester, democratic can
didate for governor, left yester
day afternoon for Spokane to go
up into the northeastern corner
io| the state today to speak to a
GREAT BRIII
OBJECTS TO
THIS LAW
(By United Press 1.. hm«! Wire.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 11.
—Alfred Tunis, charge d'affaires
of the British embassy here, no
tified Secretary of State Knox to
day that Great Britain would re
gard the proposed Panama canal
legislation which excepts Ameri
can vessels from paying canal
tolls, while denying that privilege
to vessels of other nations, as a
violation of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty.
Innes.' letter stated that Great
Britain's objections In detail are
being forwarded from England.
FEW SEEKING NAVY
YARD JOBS
(llv United Press Leased Wire.)
BREMERTON, July 11.—With
a force of more than 1200 men
now busy and excellent prospects
of more work that will necessi
tate the increasing of the number
employed to 1500 within the next
month or two, A. H. Freerksen,
recorder of the board of labor em
ployment, reports that the wait
ing list of applicants for work at
the navy yard is almost depleted.
Ten days ago, for the first time
in three years, there were no la
borers on the waiting list. At
present there are only a few, and
as ten or fifteen are frequently
called for at one time there is a
prospect of the list being again
exhausted.
'Thin condition Is an Indica
tion of prosperity," said Mr.
Freerksen, "as we usually have
from 'ibi to 400 men on our wait-
Ing list i seeking employment. -V
"Boilermakers, S angle •>* smiths,
machinists and iron worker* of all
kinds • are ; scarce ion ; the waiting
lists,' with ' more ' work ' com In in
and the force constantly 'being In
creased. .There is a ' good pros
pect that men taken' on [ now will
be 'employed! all; year." ;",V- i *„. ;i„-•
The average wage for the men
needed Is. about $4 a day, the
lowest being 2.24 ''■ for . ' common
labor. 9; ?if jTv^i, ,4-; ??k '> >V*-=- ./I?
Maternity Grant
5 For Australia
(By Vnitrd | Press ; f^nsod I Wire.)
':% MELBOURNE, July -t 1 I.—The
government's proposition to ~es
tablish * a maternity grant for i tJig
mothers 'of children born *In the
commonwealth of 'Australia is re
ceiving general support, and It Is
expected that it will be enacted
at the present •essioa of parlia
ment.
TEE .TACOMA TIMES.
Roosevelt progressives will
meet In Seattle July 15 to-con
fer on action in this state. It is
practically certain that the con
ference will decide to nominate
Roosevelt presidential electors,
but will go into the regular re
publican primaries on state and
county officers.
With E. F. Masterson on the
democratic ticket and H. B.
Dewey on the republican as oan
dldates for congressman at lazge,
Tacoma ought to be able to Hand
at least one of them, and if War
burton goes back she would then
have two congressmen. This
would beat any city of 100,«O0
in the country.
R. A. B. Young, candidate for
state treasurer, Is an ardent ad
vocate of a third ticket by the
Roosevelt republicans. If he can
get a third ticket he believar lie
will have the nomination clinched
and he is willing to take hie
chanceß on election with the jreg
ular republican and the demo
cratic candidates, not to mention
the socialist and prohibitionist. ■
Wrote Will On
Back of Photo
• PORTLAND, Ore., July •
• II. —As he lay probalbly fa- •
• tally wounded on the stage •
• of Pantages theater after be- •
• ing shot by O. W. Pence of •
• Tacoma,- Herman P. Emery, •
ft stage manager of the thea- •
• ter, scrawled a few hasty •
• words on the back of a •
• photograph devising all Mb •
• property to his wife. He Is •
• still living today and it Is •
A possible he may recover. 0
Ivers' Kiss Develops
Surprise All A round
- PORTLAND, July 10.—No one |
kivew.that James Rogers of Seat
tle, was married until T. J. Ivers, I
exalted ruler of the Seattle lodge, |
jokingly congratulated him at the
Hotel Oregon today, and sudden
ly kissed his companion.%
Rogersi, was .■';. surprised to find ■
that Iverg knew about it. " *:;; . "
■So was Ivers. -' :.'■''s !>•■•; ■-'
The exalted ruler, by his Jest, ,
brought out the fact that a young •
woman had recently (become Mrs. j
James Rogers.
ROYALISTS GAINING i
LISBON, July 11.—The : repub
lican government, today began ex
tensive war preparations, evident
ly convinced that the royalist ' ris
ing ' in. Northern Portugal % means
a serious campaign. Though > the
royalists are avoiding regular bat
tles, they have thousands of gueril
las in the field and steadily add
ing to their strength from among
the; northern ? pro-royalist if peas
antry. ■ "..="' ' •"-•-; .:.:,-•;•" '*• ■ ■-- ,:'i:^S "
AUTO HEIIVICE TO MOUNT 1.
.^ «■•::■TACOXA;; ','sv€S£ v
V> Dally automobile service Taeo
iiia to . Mount Tacoma ' and ;return
$7.50. By > the X splendid S speolai J
car ' "Bluebird"; ' comfortable,! iHtte
and reliable. Beginning B Friday!
morning, July 12th, and daily
thereafter,; the >S "Bluebird" Will
leave Tacoma HufidMng C: 30 \q a.
m., returning at 7:00 ,p. m. Re
turn ; coupon ■ good« any time dar
ing season. Phone Commercial
Club/iMainJeas.^'orJsKum-an-Oo
Transportation '■-• Company, M«in
6432, for seat */ reservations for
further information. *••
.* Bloodless Surgery
. Made • Dr. Lorenz It famous, ; be
cause he cured the daughter, of
' »'$ multl-mttllonalre. We, bo
> use similar methods, get re
sults just as remarkable as the
1 case ;of i Loll! a *ATJSou Tj} but * be-■
cause oifr patlento" are not I
S famously wealthy,** the public
ncv?r hears of j it. Chiropractic
' means 5 bandf practice, h but .; is
| none % the % less *« bloodless p sur
■ gery. " Consultation free. Main
4476.
Dft, NINA A. DERBY
711 »o. X st.
•' . ■-- t ■■ i —■ -iii . i. ii r'.
;— i—■■—''TACOMA'S BARGAIN CENTER"— ■■—■■——
/■■•■• - ..-•■ -.-■ • ,-. . '''.',•'"*' .I. . ''*' j^
THERE'S THE STORE
THAT IS HOLDING THE ONE
n£ II U/ > m » if 1 sec"£n
Of all Women sor Misses /4i Rn HI of the
/m . 'i C •- s^A lrm WL wF Show
LOatS and OUIIS Ji 1 |WP^ window*
" .^MBr On Pacific Aye.
"Tacoma's Bargain a /"V ¥ §
i Hft flfl LHblb^bV s^s^U If ■ |b||U HBj I BbJDjßi KitJ'mJ IB^^tT es> Alterations ree*
A Timely Clearance of All Garden Tools! HAMMOCKS -
'■''*** ■'■'■-■ €g"l r!A.' ' • A -clearance that places - peal ,■•' ■"' * ___, . t .»•_■» . __ ■ ■ ,» ■ ''; ':
\) ~2s, " gord«n helps, in ; your hands at At Last Within the Reach of Every Porch and
i^s. .-j /■& near haw price! -. ~ 2 Shady Nook in Tacoma
I * ""*" .^ Spading Fork— strong imple- Right * —on the *-"-. -- ,_
I #^-^&£ ment worth $1.00 always, CO« se? on l d floor we start a X^v :->
1 Ji^^^*^^^ now • ODC sale tomorrow—a snle of «\v\SXv '■- JT ! ;
-'''l<*AJ^%r' now '••••• •••***"* hammocks that will sot V \VWWSK\ ' //4f*
■\i§fssTl X 1 <.\hi.i:n si-aiiks «jam)HK * new standard for value Vb{»v%k%A. • -■■ . S/4'
\ rgg^*ll H GARDEN SI'ADKS GALORE giving SiObi>Xij'slSv STOH
**£ nJf Short handle or long handle square point moo HAMMOCKS Ssi^S^Sh^^v^ -J^S
II W or round point; all Tin- End $1.00 spades. HALF' PRICK! ~ ■^"V^ffilir^H
11 W Choice tomorrow CO. The line Is a dandy— I^^^^^^SS^P'
rS H I "'"' ■-""''> ..UJO I Btrong, durable fabrics In
jHH l«mi Rukes—Long handle, straight OO« with throw-back pillow - "^llsft^^ymjjJP^
■ #■ -' and loop tines; 50c always. Choice ..' £dC and valances. ■ /^^'■•"•^^
Garden Hoes—Malleable steel blade and . ■■■■■■■■■M^ BEAD— lock them over!
■,Bhank; 400 everywhere. vc!i .;: OQ« '!* ''; . : •^v^" -". $2.75 Hammocks, ) '©I QO •
Choice ZOO •■! |U| fttl * c now $1.03
n ß?™rrrr??!. value. 8 35c *" IVI®" • m« aa.^, J 219
Garden Hose—so ft., a $5.00 cotton covered, %> StrSW HatS - "ow *•• .'V $£••**'
■ rubber core .., • "/v" ,\£k i < OQ 70 J IT™- "5 •• ■■«■»«> : $7.50 Hammocks, -/ ?: «JQ 70
hose for ....■'.■.."...."/.V .*.... i^Jil J _— i- _ -_^ • *: now ..;...".........■. fwilil
.arwife- .::.........19c Half rnrp nr 9 .": 11: 1: 1: I*'1 *' $5.49
Sickle*— strong; 09 a HUll rIIVV ..,;• . .- , T."
3Bc regular for ..;..........:. .:.16Z\ J ■ i.: -^ . .AH guaranteed to wear! - si
—Second Floor. -. —Second Floor. --
HPMNWH«H«Mai^MMHMaaMavIHHHMiHHH«Mi^BMMMHaNaMaNI^aiHHaWMMII^iMaMavMMMi^iIMnW^^
Semi-Annual Clearance of Mens and Boys' Clothing Starts Saturday at 9 A.M.
"Munsing" Union Suits at Big Reductions! } ri " -•---: IT J " - JIJ - • -
/*** A sweeping clearance of Oiese famous gar- JUmmCr UlluCr HIIQ iJOSiery
Rj,,/: ■ ments—out with them! The most perfect: fit-- * >-.:._.'.. •-v . ., • . ' • - ... '-•.-.,•'-"
J~J|^ Ung and comfortable garments made Ever fa Iff o meii Comfortably Priced!
@hMt*fs! 930° "Mnnsing" Silk Lisle /naHßßaaHaMHai^ 10c Vests — ln colors, ' _
U jfT?ft*ifl( Union Suits, in blue and M^ .>'-;■ • - fl low neck and 1 f|_ ' flßt ""
l^Lra'Ja 1' flesh color, all PI QC ■ m . ; ■ I sleeveless, for-.. I Ul» Jt^Bk ,
HmS^^ sizes. This sale... 1133 IMM .:-;..-■ I 50c Women's Union 1^
Jp3lwsHa 92.00 "Mnnsing" Union J ■■/• >v*>*^V «/t ITT II Suits— neck and ■JBrHLZjTwB'
yg»m< Suits In a fine light Jersey |j ■ V ■ 111 ■■■ ■ W I sleeveless, with cuff MM la**&^mM
p^«| j rib, ecru or white, .short-I X^ A\# \^ Jl - T lor lace knee, neatly Bp-^iW7?>JJSI
j {lip sleeves and knee length or ■;., i..-y- : rjj \.. -. i; - #/ I finished, QRf> OMhFvQ^^^S *
K»r ¥«J '<>n8 sleeves and ankle II «p^ '. A I for .. . 03b JMCTf .iTWsS ,
ft« M length. C 1 OQ O - # Isl Women's Lisle ' /Si
Jl M This sale 91.03 KQVA'OIIIC Thn-ad Union Suits— ,
|3 til »2-*° "Munsing" Union ij/ll Mtffllll^ With wing sleeve, cuff J &tjM
-.Hi t»7 Suits in an extra fine qual- A'MAJkIAAIAV knee and crochet fin- vßfe,V«™*Z3 '
W H lty Jers«y rlb. in €'("I'll only. %J tali 7c WrTß^'^
W E This - 91 QC For Housewives Who Care. for iDC /^R \ ] jftßH
#-^ U MM».; V*ji: M^,finZ. U - Tomorrow ;we feature smoked ' »O° >?■*' Women's : "^ij T? ;
C^ , _Men 8 Store, Mam Floor., and canndm eatß—note how you Hose —In „» gauze ; ■ MVT "
————————————^~—_ can save!' ■ ' ' ' -' weight with linen heels - ' rAX
_ __^_^^^^_^_^_^_______^_______ a"i! toes, In 0Q« W
SenSatlOnal Sal© ; I 500 CHOICE PICNia HAMS fast black, for.. UUU
oensationai Dale ««<> choice picnio hams IBc a , P o yß. alld GiPlB , Fuat Black Fine
, • - - - ..;,..>' .-5..--. tomorrow while t!hey r'.-.1(l«^ Bib Bt<KWlnga—-\ ;- ?* i 4ft
•An ci t Aif It it T''lV s last, per,1b.;........-../I UU Ma<ie extra-strong, for ..........". lUC;:'
OR SUMMER Hams and Duron—Extra fine '^~^i#-^s**szi
-"■u'«"'_j' _ * _,-. rnu ■"111 m-m'''-i''' •i.'"«t sugar cured' eastern , products, to- r-*'m*««ii'«~-' *■: -^' ; ";->m :r --~^~-<■'•*{•*'"* ***%& *
FOOTWFARf ST- ... 18C Millinery Clean-Up! .|
-M. X,^ \mJ JL '.¥ JLi*TL»m • ' ___^_________ Another— more drastic one than the
— vi:>-:: ;?v ' "i' , :> .' FRKSH RANCH KGGS^-About first. We're getting down to the dreg,
flnmmer Shoes for the whole family- ' 60 cases only; v come f*\ CC p 'S^™^* th£J° l N°<e ***** PIW
A sale that: Is mighty In value, unheard-of early; 2 dozen for . ...;UUC, : i™ m™ "*;?„,,„ '"' V«
in savings and best of all. a timely bar- ,|- ■-■ -■.r...^V>:".'.^--'|j pattern La?- worth -^ " ■^■|t* s--!?l!^
•gain event. Listen! . - _";-.■ > KojMlt Armour . B <- <Veribest\' $5 and «J1 ?>IQ .': ■ '■•' '; >«s•'£:. *■*/'.
jjillI:- .»■'-"•' White brand of canned meats, 25c Kvirr.r.i™. ..JC'^frjl
2 l-lb. cans for t vIO Snn Bonnets — »W.Vljsfl^v
■B-.fj^BSPMWP— Canvas Oxfords, Corn Itcef lla»ti— 0C« -Wired shapes in f/^BIi "/
■3l|i|i^ißMa*ia worth $1.50 and 3 l-lb. Ins for .....-...;. CUV scores of col- «C p /M^DP^L
~IHKKiS^ .-■"»- *"-■'-; l,im< li Sausage—- : •:_ ■■■-. ■; I)C. orn, n0w.... LJb . 17M3 f^^sW. :i
a*UIV«IP »2-50 pair. Th 3 1"Ib- tins for •..'..'. ...ViXOC;:. Chlldmi'N Hats— ,\W^ •! »
'V^ H*!!^ sale, while Cn« I • ■ : —-—- . Cute little trimmed "*^-»- W^ 1
■.;■;..-r'..wV .^BiilK^ they last. UUu TFA nii'i'iiTrii.-iv-LTOMOBi''- ■•■-• straw^t' ahapes &- ga- ;^'i vS">4^if^' r:
f< Womeu'»;White Oxfords and Pump*, ateo : -:^>S^S*TvKr"^ ■ .lore, two lots, • all "5 "*-s&^^ :
, children's white button shoes and blucher : Mission Garden Oyloa Tea- 1 J,Oc Md 65c values. r' ? .VfVi^ : '
: oxfords, worth to $3.00 ' pair. ;■' QC M ; A 75c lb grade tea packed in :| Vi? oioe> . IQp :' M tlf* S"
:.This; s ale, any hour v;Y.vvV.;, i". 3DC 5 ..lUb.Hins-lniLondon^^yin-r m; 109.J^£-- : ' lW:^X^i^?:^fi >'^r-?n
...Men's Shoos am) Oxfords, in a big variety - : Tomorrow ;7*.'.Tfi'^'lvt'iJtWw- • ■-.Untrunmed Hats—Smart shapes in a varl-
of leathers; black or tan, all 1912 . spring ; \ -.>»--.- ■■■---" - '^.. -'•-—. -- <II , ety of straws, also a few trimmed -^ 7Qf\
and. summer lasts; values $4.00. #1 fIC v. ,-.>.;,.. ..„,„„„ l w«iWii;«-M*rk^»!i>*: I- model" worth to |5.00. Choice ... I
/ Choice ';.Tr^. .:.r;:..Vr.TSI,OO; '•- ■ W»«o K*^™ 1^!. I ? Baby Bonnet.—A lot of neatilittleiCO^
, r Canyon beat It?',,.' ;v-.; ■^^,■^■4 -+■'■ ■'-' —Second floor. ■ things worth ;750 forjfr; r^ntr:; 3db
■.-■■; : -■•■.":.' . —-Main Floor. *. ' —Second Floor. 1^
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CURLS' BLOOMEHS ~ . ' ' ■ i•' .W|fc_ 96.80 ROOM SIZE HI U
,In black Bateen. Tomor- f",^flt'W^'- r ■ jo'" THE STORE THAT/J'S~\ WEM l^i'^l^**^!?^^^'
row, the pair, ' - 48C I f/ff I gy SAVES YOU MONEY"!/ - -/r"n|- Novelty riIKS ln R hoßt of *
lilnfouVs" Lunch <& Room '• :yf^^L t^t&B&tßißßKßKHß^^mi£~'- ■--"--■-^**^ ':-■ OUlt' LUNCH IU'K»I!
on the balcony.where s [i<Mj_ I^^^^^^lyf^a^mii«WaßMß*»^^!^^^»■^■■■^■■^^^^^■,'.^-~^■^; ': On the bakony is a
; it's clean 'and cool; no KiM PACIFIC: AVENUE AND COMMERCE AT IK m.ST ■ - ! comfortable . eating
(fsncy]dlsbe»^^K:^;.j2; w^» . ■£&*•„■,**■->..;* V ))< place, for plain people." %
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