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m0 SENTINE . TELE-
_ “i .' [KORE CALM
Rooms—92.
once—t8.
munch 0m“- 4880.
1": Residence—14924.]
Manager’s Resident—vi
' 1902—3. ‘
m Residence—2183. .
*‘KABONIG NOTICE. i
on lieu, Lodge. No. 168. F. and A. M.;
fleet: in Masonic hunting. South}
min street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday oii
‘3 each month—duly and August t‘Xt't‘DL" mum.” labor of ”H, Pitt" wilt-re
«I...» 8 o‘clock. All Master AustinsI
cordially invited. John K. Finch. w
‘H. Robert M. “'ilt-ox, secretary.
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MAKING HISTORY HUMAN
l One might suppose. off-hand, that llll-:
man history cannot be nnvthinu c'sc:
than “human." Anyone who entcl-tainsi
that supposition. llOWf'Vt-l', is probahl‘v l
not very well acquaintcd wtth the gen :
eral run of historical icxt books. is.
peclally those printed for school us
There are now signs (of revolt againstt
0!
the uninteresting. fruitless. (li’_V-ll>'—(l“"l .
Perhaps that question can best he
answered by asking anotlu-r: is llll:"'
{as enmlnations thc main (ll)j"('l of
A plain citizen without any pwda
osical preludiccs will
that children can't pass lllt'll‘ history
examinations inning tin-tr
I s crammed with a lot of useless
probably sttl' ’
without
fillies and dates to the exclusion 0!
then so much the
-m for the examinations.
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REPAM‘HON FOR THE PETTY i
:Nothlns in the 80.000 word peace:
My can be. more humiliating‘l’o (:t-r-‘
NY. if Germany retains and sense
urn of celtain'curious articles col-
vedj‘n imperial days from val-inn?
, d the earth.
' include the Koran of the shuph
‘ Wot] was formerly kept asl
" r: relic at the sacred city of:
" nud which is now to be given:
”Aguilar! Okvi‘awa of German East.
which will
‘ mm!“ and
to the. tribe it belongs to. .
we also certain papers tak-
in 1870. the character
in not “Tooled. .but which.
considerifie historical or.
And last but not'
in.
tried off from the royal
[rattan at Peking at the
value.
gigantic loot in lllt present war.
' the
the San Fran: isco labor lt-udcrs. meets-
‘are not regard
lwith lnttrtvrtl
lest sympai
is easier.
. much ll’llt'l‘r‘>l.
' civilian-us licclist- oi' the tll‘i\el'.
i quilt d on the \chicle.
honor, “19“ ”‘9 (“”15“ rem‘irmg the. and approved by the commissioner
of motor vehicles. No lamp will be
‘ . . :powerecl lamps. The inspectors of
-“° minds of ”'9 ng “f the. the motor vehicle department have
, ;. They include. ton..tbe skull pmvtr to open any headlight and to.
b These motor vehicle owners who
Jyhlc'l is to be handed tovthoiare wise will immediately order one
oi the many types approvod. non-
, glaring lenses.
tout delay of a. week or ten days.
have stood as ornaments on the front
lawn of the Kaiser's palace at
dam.
'I‘lltls (:crtztany finds herself fort-ct:
. to disgorize the products of petty thiev-
.
.,.
9‘,
ing almost forgotten. no less t!l.ilt it.
Tllt‘
German spirit is revealed as preda-
tory fl‘tllll‘illi" vt-ry llacinninil ut' the
I‘llllDll’t‘. no] just as ready tovstcnl a
skull or boot: as a province or a king-
tloln.
A kingdom may be t't-turned with .'!
Bill ci‘nt't'
grand flourish. with what
can petty IllE'Il be lllllllt‘ uood‘.’
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THE SAN FRANCISCO “MARTYRS.”
The plan of certain radical labor or-
ganizations to (-all a th'nt'i‘fll national
ol'dtr to compel
and iiiliinzs.
on .lulv .i in
of Mooney
striki-
pardon
with opposition front an uncxpectt-d
anti disconcerting source.
The organization
presumably knows all libilcr those men.
our labor \\ hit-h
.nnd which would nattlrailv lw first to.
champion tllvit' t-atlsc :Ictlinst the (‘tllll'l
sentence. it is thc San Francisco La
bor Council. which represents the or
.\I oon
ey and Billing-s live. and where ill“
bomb (lilll'flf-‘tr oct-ltl‘rt-d for which tllc.“ :
ll .
were slenient-3d to prison for life.
ispcaks for dozens: of trades and tens
lot thousands of wmkcrs~thc convict-
t-tl mcn's netzltllors and acquaintances
And it decides. by a vote of l2<l to 40..
to lot lllt' law take its course.
The fact that those convicted leaders
tin-ethrcn in their own citv will C01"""con-structett “or which may I".
There.
'ft'otn having a free view to the rcar.
out at a distance.
hint-rs in other sections, it
some-how. to endow a man
t'll'l\'t-l>. but to the general public.
liiicuic of thc luotor u-lticlc and the,
Muffler Cut-Out. 2
The muffler cut—out law amend—i
ml to prohibit the use or a muffler
(UL-Ulll “within ihc limits of any in-
corporated city or borough at any;
time." The cut-out can be used out-i
IS
f side the. cities and bouroughs (luringi
lllt' pcriod when lights are not re—l
i
Glaring Headlightl.
After the new law goes 4am cf-
l't-ct no motor vehicle will be per-
mitted on the highways with plain
glass lenses in the headlights.
Livery motor vehicle must have lenses
of a type which have been certified
permitted of more than twenty-four
candle power, unless by spct'iztl pct--
ltlll. ot‘ the commissioner.
Tho->0 changes. in ii. law in re-
gard to head lights have been ren-
ttcrcd necessary by many persistent
violators of the old law who caused
frequent and sometimes fatal acci-
dcnts by using unprotected and over-
it st the candle power of the lamp.
If you wait until the
l-~.w goes into effect you may find you
“‘ill be unable to obtain a tense with;
Numerous lenses. ranging in cost from
a. dollar and a. half to five dollars
have been approved by the motor ve-
hicle commissioner. it should be re-
membered that no lump of greater
than twenty-four candle-power can
he used without a special written per-
mit o! the motor vehicle’dopamnont.
. W‘
world. which since thev left China California Senator
l‘ots-
oil as martyrs by ”Whom-“ --_..
not only to automobile l
“An." “ll" “l fil’l'Nl in passing that ex
Who Int
to Repeal t
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Following the recommendation of
repeal of the wartime prohibition act.
that the actual end of demobilization
unrest among the workers should be a
wine and beer industries should ban- a
. houses in ordcr before constiutu-uhl p
tot next year.
so
loaded" that the operator is Dri'Vl-lllt‘ll
shall be equipped with a mirror in“
reflector so attached that the oper-
ator shall lluyc a (‘ll‘lll' t‘ctlecti-d vii-w
. method in which so many ”1' ”‘05" . .. . . .. .. - _
: l“ ' ‘ . - t ‘ taut-ht Wit“ maraytdom 4' -‘ distanu. Thc‘ic| of the highway "directly to the rear
: W5 are. “l" P“ “m “ ' 1mg “H.“ a tendzincy throughout thc’ on a line parallel to illt- side of the
.‘ ’ The president of the hoard 0" ml“ 5 - i ll lb.,tl_v of such motor vehiclc."
- 'countrv to lcgnrd Mount-y and ll _| l’ l .. l . _ . l . l . ,. ~
ti i out of llll' bi" ('llll" tit lllfln'l°' ' i m H ' H m “ an H‘ 0'“ n” of
‘3 on u ‘“ ' lines mt lM‘i'u-(‘illf‘tl llv a tyrmnicht sl'S- tln- w-hirlv "my bt- arrt-stt‘d and time».
that history l~e studied in the sthools, . .- l‘_l ccuted for n‘ violation of this law.
‘ — Itt-tn ’ll‘tl filill‘llllllL‘. Sltlll“h"“~ ““ H“ 3 ' - - ' ' " ‘
not as a atria" of “1mm and datcs . . . . . l utlvl the- old law only the tillver was
3 ‘ r _ inrouzs M mm..- in Lio‘llfml. in Hit-ill .lldhll' and this. litany times. was on:
' ,3 at as a com l‘eltellsiu- human t'«-\l-'\\'_ ‘ ._ tinst. as the driu-r was com 'Ilctl n
V; g b p _ i“t-apilaltsttl has littll sill'l'U-‘l'll l” 1"” um“, .I vehicle without P; . ‘ .
l of the evolution of stun-t)- “till tit-point» . . . . . . . llllt 01. 0|
i, .‘tliltl"'>‘<ill= hm] llllsi-t-pt't-si-utin: llli“ i-lso lose his pOsltlon.
, » nt of nations." t . " NOH‘RG i n
s .5 me ‘wholc labor l‘lith'lllilll. it 15 “ML; A . .. 9'.“ ‘P‘ . . .
- ~'- He insists too. that historical t-vcn's ‘ , I _ . It) poison _ rcsidlnx iii an adjoin
{ :;. ' l ' _ t thctcforc. to have tilts l't“vt'llllltln. I ma stair Willllll _a distancc of fifteen
" 3' l or red hut in srcprcseu . . . _; - __ . ‘ , , . _, ‘
3: shall not ,9 v. ;. Th“ San Francisco labor ’ “Hum? :llllt‘l‘tllllnl ills ~ boundary lint. or this
‘33: ed from the a mistaken st-nse of lla- . ' , “.m.“, “- '" h‘" complied “n“ ”W
1-7 l ‘ _ _ imw. ”(.m. u scrlit'c- to llli‘il' t'nttnll’.‘-. motor vulticlo- law of his own stale.
" ' ' ‘ . use "t'-:i nicl'lt‘nnlsm .2 ; ' ' ‘ ' ~- ~ '
h: :é“ trlotlsm. he‘d . t k t and particularly a Si'l‘lli'l' tot tho inbot Vi ‘l‘ln‘in ‘Fb'a': “‘"n‘ "nm ”.12?" [lot A
' 3' does not I‘PQIlll‘t‘ that tih- ll'xtlliui' _ . _ .- . . r” . ""- V" N' ilt‘rml Ina um In
;.. - _ . Y in: t-lttsst-s. ..l showing so (-ontlustug“pct-ato- ml lllI‘ highltays oi this stati-
. i. should euloglte Amllfim ”ml Mm I it that tliev lwlich Atomic} and llztl gurilll‘in a illistitlre of tittm-n miles from
' i; cans beyond all truth." llt' wants (“Fl ‘ . . - . . - ~ ‘ l" "'"n‘ my m'" '
£7 :3 . ~ . 1- “11‘ lll'l‘ bt'ln'z ‘tlllllSll-"d slilllil) .ih lllill t 'rlll.‘ >P('lllln lla> ll‘"'n inll'tltllll‘l‘ll I”
i C dren to get a hen” amnm‘ldtmn U vititt'tl \\l‘(llll:-(l()l-l'.\'. without 2|ll‘» r~ ““""" 'll" ("HS' S “l "N'N'lI-‘HHs In “mm
_- i: , ‘ . , . , . ' ‘ lll“ll' llli‘ llUl!ll(l‘ll'\‘ llllrs‘ of tll‘s 't‘ t '
. 401.119!" naIIOD‘ (ll lltt- “tilltl and (Jill . _ . .. . '_ .t t ‘ . ' - ' L F “ l .
P: E. > _ tl ;;|!‘tl to lllt‘li tolliltttion to [Hill u l.~ >1 I" ”H. "it“ .m.}. h"... in..." conlpt-llt-ti
2."? past and Dir-sent ttl.itltt.l. in Hill. or. to t'i-utsict ill lmtll stairs at lllo- lllll
E This is 2t :ltsirahlt- thin: to do. as ..._._._..Q. fl _7‘__ iii-r. Massachusetts has :tll‘t‘illl." “l”
E . ll int r .19“ in ‘ ‘ntllit'tl to iollow this plan with lilotm
. . - ; ‘ - ~-.\ . ~ - ' '
“garnbodlf who Ir " " ‘ NI‘J‘V MOTOR . u"lll('li' on non: oi this slaw and Inn-
5 .. . , _. _ - _ », . if” ‘ 7 ‘ sutnabh illio - .~ ‘- ‘ -
l history will lfCtanllt. .tt on. b VEHIC LE L:\“1\ “I” d“. llli‘w‘y'll‘Qel‘lnnd and .\v \\ \tlllv
’ i . '. _ I .‘r. l“ _~—_ . . . h. .
% serious don-l. ohtlutitr. ll.ill. if h ‘ Passmg Standing Trolley Car.
"’5 history is taught in this “fl". it will continued trom First Page . ll""“""'l‘ W'lm‘t' i>:I.<.<in: .‘t lt'tlll".‘
£1 _ t'rr tlt:t l;.‘ :' . ~ ‘
N. E'Certainly lnlt'l't‘sl tltc t'lllltlt't-n liltil‘t‘. . l l- .| l l‘ “Hill“! '0 “H ‘H m
3.; . ,«ltst'outyv patsst-llui-is. a motor \‘o'lll'
. i and they will ulldt-l'stantl it a art-a! imitoritlu will be milili' safe to a dc cl“ nvo-t'akilll: the same must run!“
1 ' l
2 . . gl’tM' not lll‘l't‘lllitll'l‘ c.\pcl'wtlcctl. ‘ It) :1 lttll stop not los.‘ than it"!
'- . w l -l ll -m it) ‘ _ . : , _ , ‘
flea] bettei. I‘m in I! H I) ' l l The rv-vtsed laws contain lI'\V \i-l'y 1“" ”1”” ”l“ “'“l' ”l ill“ ”UHF.“ l‘ill‘.
" as their examinations? . rudicitl ('linn"c.~', btlt lllcl'i- are st-wi-alj \‘ lll'lllt‘l‘ lutssilit: to th.- r' .h, m- m
r . IL
alterations and additions that al't‘ oi lltt' lt'lt vi the sum-H :tn'l may ”1“"
pi-oct rd at a t't‘asonztblt- intent“ spvrd
i‘ndt-r illt- new law. in lllt' event I t'rt-tls lI'Yl tuilvs :tti l‘l‘lll‘ will be prinlu
:m' an itccitit-nt in which :I. motor \'('-‘ i'acic (‘Vltlt’ht‘t' ol' let'kli-ss (ll'i'.'lllL' lt
l‘lt‘ll‘ is concerned and “‘lll‘l't‘ no offi-. ls i'urtht-l‘ pt‘m'idml that “ht-n tlu‘
it”. i“ present. any bysfttndci' may motor \‘t-ltit'lc can pass tllt- trolley
.pnmmi tt) soc ”to registration cciuicm at .1 distance oi not lcss titan llf
tt-cn i'i-t-t it may pass at lllt' rate;
7of llllt't'll miles an hour. “llllOllll
coming to a ftlll stop. i
Leaving Engine Running. l
The new law prohibits anyom-
from leaving a motor vchiclt- .star
tionary on the highway with its cn-
cine running. unless the handbrake
is set in such a manner that tlh-
vehicle will not move even it tho
clutch is thrown in.
All Applications Under Oath. i
All applications for registrations
and tar opcrator's liccnscs mast be
under oath hereafter. If one per-
chascs or sells a motor vehicle it‘
will be necessary to state the nauti-
of the parties to the transaction. it
is prohibited under it seyere penalty»
to obliterate or change. the engine‘
number or maker‘s number of any'
motor vehicle. These provisions are;
for the purpose of keeping a record,
of motm‘ vehicles and to make it
more difficult to dispose of a stolen!
motor vehicle. '
New Rules of the Road. .l
The changes en‘ected in the rules'
of the road are not numerous but.
‘are highly important. No new prin-;
ciple has been introduced but an eh;
fort has been made to make the law1
Imorc easily enforced and to clear tip
some doubtful points. i
Flight of Way. l
The old rule was that when two.
vehicles met at an intersection of at
street the man on the right had the-
right of way. Some drivers upper-l
ently believed that. if they were 39-;
proaclling from the right everyone.
on the cros‘é‘lilrect' ham wait. their!
convenience. The law as amended?
provides that every driver and oper-
ator of a vehicle approachllli the ins
teraection to a street or public hith-
way shall tram tbl right of In; at
such intervention to any which at»
pro-chins Mill
that, 'W
' «any.
“www-
' nnv-lmll'
- the
’any \ chiclt-
‘0!
Ti
tr
._.- ”‘4... My- . .
reduced Bill - “ .
he Wartime Prohibition Act
“ain‘t-div 9.1““-
mi. 059w...“
President Wilson in pg- i,vq-»~‘t‘_t- to
Congress Senator James D. l'hulan t t‘ (‘alii‘ornia has introduced a bill in! illt‘
in proposing the legislation In» rfll'l
ot' ollr troops is near an and. that tlw
Ilayed as tar M poi-still» 39.4 ll- :2 the
chance to turn around and put their
rolllbition becomes ill-rill!- .ht- first
"W
teraection an instant betore the. man
on the right reams it. the man on
the light must yield.
Lights on All Vehiclec.
Thu rule in rcnrd to lights on
all vehicles has been amendml so
that every vehicle except one loaded
with inflammable or explosivc sub-
stanct-s nmsi display a light or lights
\‘l'~’lhll' ior two hundred feet lrom
front and rcar outing the period front
hour after sunset and one-
llali [out before sunrise. As it has
In I'll iotind impossible to enforit- this
law through town authorities. as tar
'as it :tpplics to horse drawn Tulllt‘li'S.
. lllt‘
thority to
Hi]
lllt‘
is
inspt'ctors have been given
make arrests llnlli‘.
new law. A clean-up crusnir
promised and lit-lore next 5“;th it
is hoped that lht- drivers of Milw-
cd horse-drawn vehicles ‘tllU go
sound nult'vp while their train Walk
tlFl'I along the wrong sale of the
road, “ill had that it is an PXIN‘I’I-
sive lu\ury to travel "2.- llluh\\’£l_\l~
without a lull". at night
Vehicle 'Width Ltmdti.
m‘w provision it... been intro
min the law prohibiting the
use oi highways. without a special
po-iuot. by any vt-httlv which. “with
oi “itllullt a load is ‘\l'lll
lt-e-t. six inchvs over all "
Parking on Highways.
Swill-n L'l. No \t-htt-lc shall be
pv-ruiittnd to remain stationary upon
trzuvicd portion or any high-
cxccttl upon tl'w tightlumd side
of such highway in litt- direction in
Which such which is bonded and if
such highway la Cllll'l'll. slit-lhx'vlliclv-
shall bt- so plnccd that its lizlit hand
‘\
llllCl‘ll
\\ ay
\\llI'Ql.~. \\llt'|l stationary. shall bt‘
within .t tllstltntt‘ Ui l\\'i\'t‘ int-hrs
from Ihu cut-b “'lltll >.il¢l_\' will [wr-
tnit. No vchiclu- will or permitted
to remain stationary upon the
traveled portion or any highway at
:th\' t'urvt- or turn. or at the top of
"n." lll‘atlc. whcrea char view of
such stationary vehicle may not be
had from a distance ct .tt least one
hundred and titty feet in either di-
rection. No vehicle shall be per-
mitted to remain stationary upon the
portion of any highal‘y within fifty
(cc: of the point where another ve-
hicle is stationary on tiic opposite
side of the traveled portion 0! the. 7
same highway. Nothing in ”ii. sec-
tion shall be construed to prohibit
it vehicle front stopping or being
held stationary by any legal au-
thority. or in an emergency to avoid:
accident. or to given right of way to
or pedestrian as provid-
ed in this act. or on any highway
within
city. town or borough
parking of vehicles
local ordinances.
Danger .Bignal on Load.
Section 22. No person shall convey
upon any public highway. upon any
vehicle any load which extends more
than three feet. beyond the rear of
the body of such vehicles unless he
shall attach to the extreme rear end
such load a r-‘d flag during “10
period from one-half hour berm-e sun
rise and one-half hour after unite!-
and a red light for the per! from
one-half hour after sunset to will
hour before sunrise. Any pe tho
shall violate any provision this
section «halt be lined not less than
five or more than twenty-five dollar!
for each otfenae.
Towing.
Section 23.—-When one vehicle shall
be used to draw or tow 3W“ ve-
hicle upon any public may”. the
distance shall not exceed twenty feet.
Any person, who shall violate any
provision of thin section shall be lied
not more than twenty-live dollars.
Where the
is rcgulntcd by
MEMORIAL _ DAY 3ENT|N£L
TheWwfllbem
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than litm-
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The following list is only
Harvard Sheets
Size 54 x 00. Sale price ........ 98c
Size (6:: x 90. Sale prict- ..... 81.29
Size 72 x 90. Sale price ..... $1.30
Size H x 90, Sale price ...... $1.49
Pioneer Sheet:
Size 5‘ x ’0. Sale price ...... 01.3.
Size Bl x ’1'. Sale price ...... 31..
Size 81 x 108. Sale price $1.98
Sin .0 x ’0. Sale price ..... $2.39
Size 90 x 108. Sale price . . .. $2.49
SALE OF DRESSES
400 Dresses Gre_g_t_ly_
Reduced
“'olldcrful Variety of
Styles and Material-
Vdnu Greater Than Ever
Serra. Poplinu, Sat ins,
Taflctn Sill“. Fonlard. (‘repe
dc Chine. Georgette and
Combination Dresses.
Every Desirable
and Color
On Sale Saturday at Prices
Away m Their Actual
‘ Vain.
ill Model
SALE OF SUITS
AND CKPES
For this anniversary sulc
our entire assnrtnlcut is of-
3 fen-ll at tlct-isivc pricc cull-
ecu-lions. -
The values arc nuts; t'\‘ll"d»
ordinary. ‘ .
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Enzllsh Loni: Cloth
Hill grade, nplendid for women‘s
and mlues' flnonndervonr.
Value 53.50
Sale price. pin-e ...... $2.98
l Enzlish Loni: Cloth
High quality, soft finish. “cum
from tim- Egyptian cotton yarn; 4"
inches wide; 85 value: ”.98
Sub- pricc, plt-ce ......
White Dress Linene
Looks and wears like real llill'll:
very wrvicenble for ladlcn' skirts
t
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i and dresses; also for (‘lllltll‘rll>
‘ wca r. 39 c
i Sale prit‘v. yard
\Vhitc Voile
40 inches wide. tilic French \oilv.
very desirable for graduation divss-
es; real value 60c. 396
Sale price. ya rd ......
White Gabardine
ln‘great demand for ladies' wash
suits and separate skirts; very ser-
vlceable and pretty. 59c
Yard wide. Yard ......
Japanese Nainsook
40 inches wide: $6.90 value.
Sale price. $3 98
o
picce ..................
Made of line Egyptian cotton. spec-
3”.
‘hb
.,1",.
Naitulook
l
3 lal soft finish. for undergarments.
infants' dresses. ’2 98
Sale price ............ I
l
45 Inch French Voile
Superior quality. finely woven: es-
peclnll; suitable for confirmation
dresses; value 81.00.
a Sale price ............
l
' All Linen Weft Table
Damask '
Two yards wide; extra heavy sat-
lu finish; assorted patterns: value
$2.25 yard. $1 .49
Very special. yard ......
Table Napkin:
Hammad ready (or $1 .93
linemen ........
Table Tons
Extra fine quality. is inched square;
12%??? .‘.’.1°.‘: . . .. $1.5
. Turkish Towels
Bleached. hemmed ends.
.‘212-’"°°' 15¢ “" We
Turkish Touch '
l ,
S aturday’s selhnit’ will includch
THESE PRICES ARE FOR SA
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
a small hint of what this (rent anniversay sale ht” ._ v.
undreds of other special items equally as 21......
TURDAY’S SELLING.
Anniversary Sale of
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Marqueri Pillow Cases
Size 42 x 36. Sale price 20: en.
Size (5 x 36. Sale price ..... 33¢ a.
Size 50 x 36. Sale price 2 . . . 39c 00.
Size 54 x 36. Sale price . ”c on.
Bolster Cases
each ................. ”c
50 Dozen 45 x 36 Pillow
Cues
EXTRA SPECIAL
Hemmed and Hemstitched
Huck Towels
Heavy grade. In quality cotton
Huck Towels. Sale price. each
391:. 49¢ ““ 59:
Fruit of the Loom Muslin
M I... Than mu Prim
19ic YARD
l-‘ull yard rue. Worth 33c yard.
Apron Gina‘hams
Standard quality. regulation blue
and "bile. 13 i 0
A31?! .......
Dress Percales
These are strictly first quality.
eta-dud goods. All unlimited N'lt‘c-
“on of good. practical patterns.
YIfd wide. ' 1 9c
Sale price. yard ......
Full Size Bed Sheets
Services“. and dumble. This bar-
un cannot bu i-qualls-d in the
co ry. .
Elch ..... 96‘
100 Pieces Lon! Cloth
The Hill-- is pnnitiveiy wonderful.
‘\'0TT:\ .\ ' ~ul Pu"... $1 96
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Stilt It. .i‘ |lltt‘:‘
Crochet Spreads
Silpn-lior Hooch :ill'l ttlllsll.
livi- pattvrl's all‘li lla‘ll.l!lt‘ll
Pull sire. t4..li pt'it-
$1.98, $2.29,
$2.98, $3.98
Satin Finish Shrouds
l‘nttsually fine qnztrlty. cft'cclive
raiscd d signs. marl-wt :1- price.
the: t‘t‘lltvr'll’l! « xLle‘t‘dlllnl‘} values.
8“" $5.98, $6.49
pl‘lct -
Scalloped and Frimrcd
Sou-ads
:ll'l'll‘"
n-ttris
Choice assmtment of beautiful
“mm‘ ties
Sale price ........ . . . c
Plaid Blankets ,
Double bed size. handsome colors.
for summer hotels. cottages. etc:
regular price $4.00. $2.98
Bowton Store.
A DOUBLE HEADER
Anniversary Sa
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CHARMING um. ix
moons roe 'l’ili'.
SUMMER
in delightful Ftlltl'm ti .
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Frocks of flowcrri \' ,.
and plaid gingham» :4: n .
«(candles in dainty pt...i,
splendid variety . l l.
bracing the nvwcs‘ 24-. .
opednlly priced.
Gintlnm Frocks.
$7.95 and Ill!
Voile Frocks $7.95 and up
Orlandie s.
9.98 and up
Sumner Wash Skirt.-
A collection of superior w. x .
and value. \‘ery $2 9
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specially priced ......
And i. :
Women’s Cotton Hose
Blonder wearing, medium \U-L"
reinforced tops; douhl.» heel- a- -
soles.
Special. poir ........ 290
Women’s Fibre Silk Host
The bone for nylc. M‘f‘l [1‘9 and M
istncli it; black. white and all fat
ore-d i don.
8‘10 .nk‘c ... ...... 59c
Children's Summer.
Weizht Underwear 3
Short sleeve vrsis and know [Pnz'h
pants: 1'! cuial' 25c 21c
Sal» lii'it‘k
l?
Women‘s’Lizht \Vcizht 5*
['nion Suits
and gv-mi
. 49c
“Knyser's” 2{‘.laso Silk
liliilu' qualit}
.ll'l‘
Stanriil l‘t'l
lb’ZIElI. r
Sale pric.
Gloves
l-Ivt r\ imll lute thr ‘lx'hy « '” gulf»
:mtee Double linen tippt-ti, with
twu inn. and KI ll o-nthroidcfl‘d
lNH‘lx (‘tlitil‘s ill" lilit' '-\. "le?
gray and pong... 850 ¥
Sale l‘l‘lt v. patt y
Women's Strap-hack
Pocket books
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Silltlt’c ~' i.~"~\4~: vim-".- ls ‘ t. ‘
i'_\ l'vtth ill... it. i~:' \xt .. .
t;.li tkwtt" lift" “L' . .
‘li . ,v . ‘i ".3 79
5.!“ Pill c 2
Aluminum Percolato:
sttz. - . .
. .. $2.49
Carpet Sweclh .. l
“m” 'sest.
34 “it
Adiuetable With! at
Sn t 13- ..
Sal.-
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l'l‘f‘“ it it; no i.
Sal.» it; it 4
Screens ‘
Sizc l\ ills high. (3
mum vo :‘._'. 11;. “.1. “r C
Size :4 ins high 59c ‘
cxtt-nd to ;-'.:i lll mm
Size L‘h‘ ills high. 79c
extend to :27 ills l'.‘ 4,
Size 3“ inc. htth. 89c
extend to 3'? ills \\ hi.
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_ DRESS GOODS
Fine French Serlze
Full yard wide: worth $1.25 yard.
This sale 746
price. yard ............
Plaid Wool Misses‘
Suitints
57c
\‘Vorth $1.00. This sale
price. yard ............
All Wool Some
:3 lagged“? all the bent colors.
on . .T is
“$1.19
4.19. prion. yard ......
“Windham” Tnfleta Silh‘
Full you wile: black. navy and all
the moat wanted actors: worth $2.75.
This sale ‘2.”
price you! ............
Duck-381th “Windham”
A clone Inc weave and Net: m
A Wilt-l my of tumu-
“M" 32.“
"Worth $3.50. Yard
F I V II
Beautiful patterns and color on.
binaticm. cementing the highest
3:0 at mum-and m In m-
‘RUGS AND Cl'RT.\i.\..~
Sewiccnble and Depcnnzlw G
itlcs It Prices Fat- Below 7't‘2’
Asked E‘Gewhere
Aminster Bug's
Heavy wool nap. tl-pslli-
nu.
pretty designs. in l'lt'l‘. .m.. . E
(winnings. ‘ -
Sin» 2? x 54 inches $2 78 and S: r‘ ‘
Size 2-26 x 6;: inches $1 5' ¥
Sizeilxfit'ectfl .. $0? .
9 x 12 Axminstcr Ruzs
The famous Alexander Sim it
flour nuke. The beet in lit» 'W‘
W. Mme design: arc: beau
titul coloring; 33‘ 95
Sale price .......... I
Gold Seal Grade Conro—
A popular floor cwcrinl
can! band Ito-d- tor porter?
"in-1?. a: ‘ a».
tin.
qual
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fly. “NW“! and cultural-inc ."
W. Chin today at new pat :
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“22:36.... ....... .39-‘
*- 6 l 9 hot ........ $7.98 g.
“7tdsltm ......... tree
In I x I t ......... $3.59 ,
“o 0 s 1.: bet ......... 31.. 5c
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Ma and .
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