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T hé things you will need for
-. f 5' Labor Day means vacationing. For a great many it means motoring too. And now
. as you think of it, don’t route of these things suggest some of
i, the holiday?
most attractive and fashionable
as well as the most comfortable
and desirable veils for momr—
ing. They are 2 yards long and
in many desirable colors.
$3.50 each 58
. ‘ . . .50 and 514.50
The Wear Best Outing Veil is Set for four. madv alk‘t‘iall.‘ ‘0
also a most dun-1mg veil for carry on the running board,
. motor 'wear. .“It is a silk net of “7'50
-- light weighf in eleven attrac- Thermos 30m“ and jars.
y five colors. $1.00 each l‘int litiltlcs, $1.50 to 31-50
, (him l’iottlcs. $2.75 to firm
Mam floor- Mm Food Jan, 33.00
. ,r . ‘ ' Quart Food jars, $4.00
lluttcr Jar, $2.50
very “ewe“, Bally (-arafc, pint size, 33.00
Carafe, quart sizes,
Fall Neckware u $5.00, 85350 and $6.00
' Square broadcloth set, cape “h“ casesofgwcfsnlts‘iiiirilea so
collerand cuffs, niost attractively Same for quart bottles . ' .
. gtitched iii black and has small $r.oo'and $4.00
, “ltOIIS- bet $3.00 Leather case to hold 2 pint lint-
Bmadcloth set, fancy edges. ”“5' $5.00
. 31.50 Same to hold 2 quart bottles,
Round scallOped broadcloth ' ‘ 36.00
oollarl. with white satin edge and mad cups, with detachable
buttons. 3! 0° handles, sit-t of 2, 4 or o,
*5 Another with' pinked edge, $1.00, 51$:ch
, cord brand and buttons. $1.50 I
c . Georgette Crepe Collar with
Broadcloth edge, scalloped, and Flags For Labor Day
. i”titans. New and very atstrac— ‘ Thigh aunatioual holiday and
_, L75 ‘()ld tilory has a rightful place,
W Main floor. yes, cren demands a place of
recognition in every patriotic
F‘ . home. We are fortunte to have
‘ a good stock of flags on hand and
. 01' Wind and these are made of all wool hunts
11.: sunburn _ mg, ill)>lllult‘l)’ last colors, in var-
ious >i1cs at the following prices:
01' course fair complexions will 2 x L‘ at 3140 Ind “’00
sufl'er to some extent from sun 3 '\ “ $2.25and33.5o
and wind l‘vp‘anllcgc u{ “1,,“ 0",. f v; $3.50 and 35.50
may Wear for face protection. llut : \ 856° ad ‘7'”
With the proper toilet requisites. 8” m ’7'” and “0'50
one need feel no discomfort front x '2 for ’16'00' ‘0 x 15' for
\ sun or wind burn. 'l‘hcsc talcunis
g. and lotions ari- cleansing, healing .
and comforting to tender skins.
Por cleansing and bleaching
purposes:
M y
Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cream, ' - ‘ °
in on». . .5 ct... Sunshine Special
In Jars, 50 cts. and $1.00 .tcl.” 22shrtll t-taoin sh ctaoi
Harrison-jenks CuCumber Cream, .A pound‘box 0‘ asserted Sun-
]; 50 cts. Shine-blSCultS and cakes put up
Nordica Cucumber and Orris especially to talu- ‘3". picnic~ .‘lll'l
Lotion, 75 m. lllultu‘ tripe. Delicious assort-
‘ . . ‘ t I I : I I l I
l‘or lit-abut: lt‘lltlt‘l‘ skins: liliri‘fi-rsm ($21.23;?th3(3)::.
Elcaya Witch Hazel Balm.cxccl-
lent to relieve irritated and
inflamed conditions of the
skin. 50 Chi.
_ Sampre Giovinc (always young)
fine for wind or sunburn 39 ctS. “Ollday candy
Fish's Tourist‘s Package, con-
talcunis. these:
l‘h‘nsnnt, coolingr and soothing'
Roger and Gallet's pPois dc Sen- ‘ crackers and nuts. 50 Cts.
tcur, (Mn-ct I‘m! a new tal- Maillard's l’inc t‘rcam l‘cprcr—
cum powder) with the mild fra— mints, 25 CtS. a box
grancc of sweet peas, 3o cts. Fish‘s Green Seal ChOColate a:-
Fleur d'Amour Talcum, 60 cts. 50”“ l‘m‘katfl‘ 0f llOlllmt‘h‘.
Mimosa (japancscl Talcum. carnincls and chocolates. 50 eta.
75 cts. Royal Creamed Marshmallows,
Main floor.
0
Business Hours from 8:30 to 6 p. u. dhily
Veils for Motoring Auto Lunch Sets
- ' So handv for the motor trips
.si ,
Gurgette Crepe Veil; are the Many kinds here to choooc from. F
Sets for two, six and seven 1co—
ple, without Thermos liottlc,
$5.50, $12.00, $r7.50, $23.50
Sets for two and four people,
w ith two Thermos bottles.
$17.00, 1: x 18, for $23.00
Soft cotton bunting flags, i2 \' 18
inches. mounted on strong
statf with ornament. to cts. Ca.
l‘ctit _Ilcurres, Javnnols and
many others. ‘ Special 35 Cts. a lb.
lilllls \‘llcu‘tillllt' L‘tn'clt‘tl lllllt‘V
put up in air tight boxes,
? w Elie Q. fill. Emit aluminum;
“\
the Holiday
your possible needs for over
Third floor.
llascuicut.
20 and 30 cts. sizes.
PALACE THEATRE.
Ir ._...
w. a. may IN 895:0?qu
PLAY or Auteur azrece.
-—— During This Big Quality Range Sale!
DON‘T HEITA‘I'E
This is your chance to turn
your old, Worn out cool
range into real money.
MORE ROOM IN
YOUR KITCHEN
by combining your coal
range and your gas range
into our range. Think how
welcome the extra town will
be. fi‘ - "
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
Think of your own coinen- ’
lenee and comfort: how
much you would enjoy one
or these the Quality Com-
btziaiion Ranges.
DON’T GO
WITHOUT ONE
or these ranges. The terms
are very easy and the sale
SALE PRICE $37.80 prices extremely low.
52 With Order. One Dollar Weeiuy
The United Electric Light 8: Water-Co.
.Phone1680 67 WALL s11;
m._ -7—5-=,L_M5!: v...‘ __. _
.Trlangte Star Seen in “fitting Role,
bartering Widely From His ‘
Weds!- Characterizations.
‘Wllliam 8. Hart, will be seen at the
thine: theatre. today, in the lent ‘
'owaltod Triangle “Aztec story,” “The
Cutlve God." This play is from tho
‘ pen of Monte if. Kauerjohn and offers '
iHai-t in a role that is totally utilike‘i
luything be ever has attempted since!
hls desertion of the footlights for up,
is him studio. The part is that of a’
Fitment amine, who, shipwrecked, .
b the mly port of the. sixteenth ceI-‘
tun, is adopted by the peoplv of Te-,
bum, in ancient Mexico, and made] '-
l their leader because of his superior!
wisdom. >
.\'ever since he first entered the m '
tion picture fold has Thomas H. lnee
m. m mafia), , bent his efforts toward the productlal
best waterproofins. WW .9: a drama like The Captive God.
“curiosity, etc. ' He has preferred to lot pass untouch-
ed that period of the world’s history
which contains some of the most in-
teresiing and unusual romances ever.
. written. But when Katterjohn wrote‘
. “The Captive God" lnce saw in it the‘ .
“madman-beak. possibilities of a remarkable motion
PI»
the quickest, strongest
let on.
ml‘flu'ii'n 51" :35 NW" 9'"-
m With his customary care, lnce has,-
l incorporated a great amount of detatll
Albert D. Morgan into this subject, and the result int
i l. magnificent spectuleromance. Its".
"hing“, scene! are rich with the picturesque-
ua W. " ”"3 '3‘. iness that abound in the Aztec coun-
try. and its action is tense with dra-
matic situations.
. t are ndered another fascinating
run Timon AND LUNGS ° h '9
9 still more firmly in the popular favor.
Eekrnan 8 He appears. It ti true, sane chaps and
Alt r “V Ninetism 1‘ '3 DOWerful as ever.
6 a 6 Th:- cast that appears In suppon 0,.
In the titular role. ‘llart ll declared
. NWLV'fiIOtOl/A‘l’tn.
Irrnnoux canons arm can performance that will establish him CENTRAL HOTEL J08. pl “hen, Pth.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stream. South Nor-wallet l
sombrero and slit-shooter, but his _
Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
"w " “1‘ we mean Hm includes ionic Markeye, n. m
Tabler, Dorothy Dalton, Robert Mc-
lvery room well ventllatod, electric lights and [It
Everythlng first clan.
tin, Dorea Matthew, Herbert Mean,
“'5 "'—' 'mnoben Kortnan. = 1 . 1. %:
BlgBarglnI t —-———————- tummy and Doyle in a comedl’i Winchester and cm has manna
x [Crunch & Bach ~ The VNG'VH“ If m “1‘09 “'1th I Railroad Sandwich were very numbers in their skit that are pleas.
I W ‘trncted a liberal patronage yesterday', entertnntnx. The slack rope walk- 13‘, g
I m 3‘ both "flown?“- in; was indeed clever. l The entire bill was heartily applaud.
1 Christie & Son l The feature, “A Leap Year Propos- Doc Rice, black-face comedian, oif- ed.
ill" '18 not WORM“! mall“ the ered ralpd are comedy that took well. For this evening and the balance of
AND UP )lendtnx lady in this not met with an The nathakeller Trio sans some the week Mr. Collins expects another
$35.00 fmaiden. Wednesday ntIhl- The '“D'catchy ragtime songs but to enjoy this, sketch to take the place “A Leap
- 'stituu- act whlch was put on in thrmo it 1, better not ‘0 w too fnrb “HY“? Proposal, that will be up to the
Sludwe" PIano C0. afternoon was not accepted and con- u we“. voice! do not seem to quisundard be requires. .
39 No. Hall! 8t, 30. Norm“ sequently Manager Collins cancelled strongly to the rear of the house _ 1 Today’s feature picture'wllt be Wm.
it. 8. Hart tn the Captive God. I:
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ilcgislntion is disposed of tomorrow.
(Continued from First Page.) President Wilson went to the capitol
.-~.- fshortly after 9 o'clock to confer wrth
senate and house leaders on legislii-s strike went on today. notwithstanding‘
’ my. house and senate hm; would. tion to prevent the ihreutenel strike. g :119 mono-m! legislation at pastime
. on.
:- .. was for payment of pro rain. wages: He planned to urge as much Speed as
‘. fill time over the 8 hours, and both: possible in the consideration of the
' cloud have the investigating commls- legislation.
-‘ a“ of three members, appointed by CHICAGO. Sent. 1.——Whlle railroadl
b president. report its recommend». officials of the country generally! the Atchlaon. Torch and Santa Fe,
In: in from six to nine months anci- agreed today that nature by canines-H 'th11 "mm“ the 9'05"” 011 Per-
“ kw becomes effective. This date 0f the proposed 3 hour bill would
gm gt December 1 by the house bill avert the strike set by the four bro-
..u mean" .1” 'mld 0"th Monday, many were of the optnton'f,
mag less than mo mfle. m, and that the "rnilrondewwould decline to
"We street and lnterurbnn lines. accept the law without a contest in
’v‘ lb house would allow 825,000 for the me United sates supreme court.
mm and the senate $50300, l The plan today. as the result of con-l
: ties."
.1 January 1 by the senate. The therhoods oftaflway employer remember!!! ““0“"! Sflecled- P°ul°°3
Q
,7 _¢_.
f ., a -
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5: ‘4th '0 ACCEPI l"[.ions of the 8 hour bill to tailsfactory will probably mean the postponement;
, g _ settlement, and have promised to call of the strike," was the statement of!
oil the strike it it is enacted before E, P. Ripley. president of the Atcbl—t
. ‘ l tomorrow night.
i Speaker Clark believes congress cart“ ”on, however- “1” mean but a tem‘
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tadjourn by Wednesday, it' the strikeborary settlement of present dlfllcul-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe. "Such ad-t
Preparations of the railroads for
operation of trains in the event of a,
The embargo on freight by every
trunk line in the country was not
changed today, with the exception :1
lshable freight. Food prices in this
city with a few exceptions. have not
sold on the market today at 82.25. the
highest price in many yearmud poul-
try was uptwocentaaponnd.
try was up two cents a pound.
Presidents and vtoeprealdenta of 23
«Mom, Wflm med to my. ferenees last night among presidents “11'0“! With terminal: 111 Cllmol
I 1 p. m. for his summer home at:of a number of the leading railroads have 1191 1&in meeflntl bowler new:
Branch, N. .i., where he will be was um no claim of unions will be era! day: end it is announced that,
tomorrow of m. nomination,‘ interposed but should the measure be
these conferences will be continued
.. special messenger will be enacted. it will be studied by the raft- indefinitely.
to him with the bill wbenf road lawyer» and it they deem it od-
t fined. I vtaable they will make a test case in
AMrbood leaders have affirmed
the courts.
- 'mentlon of considering provis-
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l ”If the men accept the measure it‘ll”??-
A good adv. pays. beat in the best}
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