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»._ Man." Harold
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.— nvl. loved and
2 :‘ux'y o! hero-
’hae been
:‘1 the: medium
.rg. pull-Ming
~11 planed the
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‘ today br- ‘
lirlK’WYlCnl at
v hi :6 local
per-one who haw reed x111: popular
book wlil hnve the oppcrmnity o'
seeing it \lsuallzcd on the screen 3
and those who has nevir road in
book W11! (may «12:1 of the scam“: .
best motion p11: u re: :ztracthns.
n
5112121 approval of ll'r nutror m‘n -
who I’I‘\l':"\-‘°d Sr. and :12:er us: fill--
critic. o.’ his our. chcrishul work:
.\ftl.Pr he roxer‘t'él ho pas-sod in:
stamp of approxnl ulthou: hi
lion and in no 110121;; said,
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"If ls :m l
,lev r-lmmcU-n slmnn luv 1
and (ho country h the Arizona 01m?
Howl. I hrnv. nnlhmg but
lo.- lhia ar‘hlmvmcnf.
A Mm k Snrmwlt comm!
r3: ismxr- of lh" Path"
v‘fu-lcrl on The program.
and a lzf.
THE HALF-TIMEWIFE
; whom he in :r. x»
"'»"QOD. e prom;—
for than she.
:ewuede her to!
1 39: e div-ova
r-elmg cure that
~ ‘ rr. Suunne is
‘ 4. r" the report
a”a:r between
- :ny'e nephew,
_ 1 MRS. VALE.
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Saved into the
undo bl." u
sunnne en-
tered 1:-
"0h. I've
bac- n '13th
)‘ou'd come."
he exclaimed
"Listen. Bur
f Innv' '
none. will you
do me n ur-
cr? It'e about
Lollie- She‘-
awrully lone—
some end
‘nlue. end I
4. give 1 mu-
. a: home: Jul: 3
”ow. I think If
V. and he nude in
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‘oward me."
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‘- we r' the renown!
“ '1 S :rannI. “And
,i: .W,’ nnweneed‘n't
1 -">.-=t girls from the
«1- it". . that Rule fellow
5.. . 3' th- Culvert“?
.. I”. nun-l mm to come: told
? :1 -. . ; ‘18! nir- tn a-k lum- Ha
1mm '1 know embody but
us here 211 tv‘wn"
Suzanne when. She signed earn.
when. Just as she left the dinner
table that evening. sh- was surn-
rnoned to the phone and found the:
uni. \‘ele wanted to talk‘ with her.
”My deer. I wonder if you‘d teke
pxty on a. lonely women end let me
run in to nee you this evening?
Mrs. Vele‘e tone we. truly pub-tic.
“My llttle room eeem eo duh end
The picture Cu: 11:: with the m- -
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the charaervrs l rrrmerl in my Nor; ..
pram“
Ken‘s are in»
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dull, mm. kind I just our:
spend another/evening sitting here
feeding.” ,
“Oh. Xm- V'ele. of couree I‘d love
to hove you" Suzanne excl-flied. l
warmly, her been etlrred ‘11:: p121.
"Put on a put! track: Dick 1: her-
tn: name of his friends in. end 111
expect you to help chapenmo them.“
"1 beer the: youre earring” e
chemo lately." hushed Mr‘
Vole, end Sop-Jane‘s pity turned to
J fortlfirw’l.
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l'ha” to get the name of tho islands
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‘ inlels named after ships that have
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EXTRA mm Amman
Harry Langdnn in Heck Mott’s comedy Ticking Peachee’
M'fiifl'dmm
Whvn Admiral Eberle. Chief of
Naval fiprranons. told the House
Naval (Summitwo the other day that
Iho Farmlmn-r laiands should be
ho brought from one sym—
monrl-wr the remark thuf.
l :31": me California coast
Beyond that {he
:mmvvliate Dave'- was scarcely more
lbw “mu.
according to the New
1014; Timos which printed the fol-
lnu1n:.l' is a. Spanish name anl
the Amrricaa :cndoncy is to give It
two 1' 3 instead of two 1's.
The Famllonn: are ’ three islet:
lhlfl)‘ mile: west of the Golden Gate.
On Clear «113‘: the children of San
Franczscn picnickin; on the height:
a/bove the Cliff House can make
mom out. In lha: City there is a
tradition of the sea. birds‘ eggs that
used to come to market from the
Fatallonee. Every ship on one of
the Pacific‘s busiest sea. lanes passes
Within sight or the isles: other-wig;
they are as runotc as it they wcrr:
in the South Sea.
Romance is'tled up in their story.
Sixfeenth century explorers. English
sea. rovers. Russian trooper: and
trader: coming down from Alain.
when that was Car‘s territory:
Spanish friars. sold hunters. and_ in
later days. 2“ poachers in battle,
figure in the tale. A chart or the
inland: looks like a detail tram an
atlas of pirate sees: there is Sugar
Point and
been wrecked in them.
Heir seals in herds abound. 3g!
fish innumerable ere at hand. im-
prisoned matinee, when the tide
goes out. in bowls of rocks. pools
lined with the brightest colors of
marine vegetable life. And there
are tiny: birds 01 may kinds, ris-
inx in a cloud when one wilt: too
ward them. and settling again. the
danger penned. Aim there is the
noise of the birds. thrill and plain-
tive. ,
Cut 0. Fec- ‘rho World-
The Fanuones have radio now.
the navy'e and there he: been e. light
there since lass—one or the moo:
important lights on the Pacific Count
{orft’ethhwuhnmce menus,
Lomsmmeiemdende
“man out no mo-
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DEVOE'PAIN‘I‘; AND VARNISH PRODUCTS,
ROMANTIC FARALLONE ISLANDS MAY
' BECOME AN AMERICAN HELIGOLAND
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.15;
ercd by Fern-Io 1:1 1543. Drake
named them ftc Isiands o: Sf.‘
James «hon 11c la: to: there in. 1579
to stock on 303'. seat. On that
\"mogw l ' 3‘ «- muss-d >311
Franmrm Ila {‘Tf‘filps bgcause
1‘. was lzlvl-Zrn
for day: on \f-
‘hr‘mselx'rs
The horn» rizi n31
ft“: which lies
J 2-3-11 1.1-.- Faralloncs
suck: more
than two con": “5 later Bodega
came Mon:- 3 1775 gave them
the namw ‘ Their- full
{Me 13 l‘ata. 10: France;
the "frazlrs the friars who
came lo Sun I :co Bay in 1763.
Tho firs: hrs 11ch Russians.
0n the l-‘ar :«s are {our 4: five
stone but 1' l-z: thorn. tic-re they
hun’cd and .shml till the Basin:
advance {vii hair}; before the Stan-
lard:-
Scn Bird-5' Eggs
When the gel-l rush made a town
of San f‘ranczsco and food was hit}!
the l-‘arallonrs, a natural rodkery.
became a. source of eggs. By 4850
small boats were making regular
trips. and a small boat. could take
of: 1.0M dozen eggs. worth 31 1
dozen- The traffic persisted (My
\care more. until ornithollgiste got
Commodore George Dewey to de-
clare the island: a bird 33::de
There are mum: upright like
penguins. and gals untold. and col-
mounts. puffing sea. pigeons and
rock wrens. with magically 3 pc-
trol or an oak. Once the wild out
were in the open market, in Me:
years they wencto bakeries and ree-
taurants. They were' some hm,
who esteemed the gull on. about:
brown. end mocmun’e ess- ioo. h
it: short moon—a bluish or pink”
eggtwiceubigesahen'e- The
shells are thick—the gathers: m
to em! them in their blot-non end
pour them. out like Apple; ‘
Sometimes the egg hunts-gene!
and ltalien fishermen. were he down
difisbvmbutmoulytbew
were at. hand for the W13
1856 1. company bought 1h. CE:
rights or 6311de validity. We
were poncho" and mm m in
1881 United States W W
the mnny‘e and“ to the nah-
hnd because 01 an eta-oath ‘hie-
rel dignity—the ugh mm-
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Home
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be had here. _
of heavy quality
Six cup pcrcolators—l 36 qt. double
boiler—4 qt. covered sauCc pan—4 qt:
covered kettles-—2 pc sauce pan sets —
Choice at 51.
Two qt. double boilers-44 qt. round
dish pans—6 qt. covered sauce pans—6
qt. covered kcttlcs——Cboice at $1.50
Universal aluminum war: has a fac-
tory representative here to show the cf-
ficicncy and lasting qualities of Universal
aluminum.
As a special offer during this week’s
demonstration we will sell a. 6 qt. Univers-
al covered kettle for $1.95 1 .-
$1.45
glass covcrc ,
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Garbage cans—practical family size
-—hcavy galvanized corrugated steel with
deep flange cover 951: '
Wash boilers—heavy tin boiler with
12 or. copper bottom sa—popular size
$2.50
$3.95
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*3. Iain!!! floor
Knitted dresses and
two piece suits $29.50
Fine mohair and soft cas' mere yarn in the prettiest
colors and combinations—plain greys and tans and l1ght
greens and tan with brown stripe—grey with green and
green with white stripes. In most cases the stripes are of
6105 (fibre) and adds much to the locks of the dress
or suit.
Dresses are straight line garments, slip—over type
or coat stflc—somc of the sleeves are trimmed with self
covered buttons-—most of the dresses have wide sash
girdles; some narrower ones; all have 6105 fringe at
ends.
Two piece suits have plain skirt of good f ulness with
_jackettc very stylish in appearance.
{l‘his assortment of knittedgarmcnts comes to us at a
price concession which xc pass on to you, thus making
it a splendid chance to g: one of these handsome service-
able suits or dresses at a very low price $29.50
Second floor center.
Shapcly brassieres
commonsense sort 89c
Hook front brassicres with lace trim, embroidery
Morpcrfecflyphinwithlacingundcrmnorpeplum
at bottom made of heavy white muslin, reinforced under
ann-
. Made very deep to stay down well over top of corset
and made to wear walk—sizes 38 to 50. Price as:
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lowered prices
China and glassware— -Electric dcvicc§ and lamp
kitchen wares—many items priced so that it IS a decided advantage to stock up at this
time—prices quoted are for this week only. Here are some example of the savings to
House furnishings
0f real intCrCSt white and cordovan 25:: 1:7
“Copper King” tea kettle 12 oz. cop-
per highly nickel plated-standard size
Serving trays—Mahogany or Poly-
chrome finished frames with 102116 in.
decorated center $1.
Canistc sets 4 pc- of durable quality
tin—white enameled—tea, coffee, sugar
and flour canisters—The set for 85:
Roll top bread boxes—heavy quality
while enameled tin, standard size $1.
Home cake closets—round style withg
two shelves—ideal for pics and cake —
white enameled $1.45
Cleaning needs
pecially priced
On wash day use an Anchor brand
clothes wringcr—finc quality rubber roll
reversible type $5.95
Bissells carpet sweeper— quality
brush and fine mahogany finished case,
Hobr brooms—selected quality corn
and smooth handles, light weight 691:
Harper’s 8:231: 50:
underwear,
Women'sfull fashioned
silkstockingwithlislebp
med'nnh grey and mum]
s—aluminum and other
Children's fine no
cotton stockhgs—spec'al—
Fyforsdioolwcarinbhcf.
Women's light w ’7' ' -
cotton union suits Willi
bodiceorbufltupshodkr‘
——cuflorsbeelknee—smes
36 tofH—SSc
m floor. renz.
Correspondme _
Kerry-Vak Linen—24 ‘T
compondencc cards and j
24 envelopes in white.
pink, blue or oral-6d -—
special 39:
23.1.: floor. rear.
Hair goods department
abounds in new ideas {6
Often the fa'tc of :1 tea or dance hangs by a alias
Or by a very feminine cluster of puffs or, by those mar-
'clous modem miracles which switches accomplish. In
any case, such important matters as just your shade of
hair can be found m our complete stock.
Outside transformations which give the appearance
of freshly marccllcd hair are a joy particularly to the very,
busy woman. ,
Grey switches, 14 inches long—wavy hair $5.50 ‘17
Pin curls m grey e peir
Switches in all 5113 cs except grey,
. Ask about “chctte” hair bands—a new coifl'urc of
subtle charm, yet easily accomplished. We are prepared '
to serve you at all times in our Personal service section. .
Call Barnum 454 for appointment. We will do the rest.
Childrcn’ 5 hair cutting" :11 Hobby Horse Barber Shop.
Third floor. {tor-L
March Harper’s Bazar
smartest Spring fashions
. .111: new Spring hats in all their delightful vani-
. lions; the new matcmls m which one finds the fallout!
suit; a complete portfolio of charming negligc last manta
$1. 50 .
v
paper
p...
20 inches long, ,
sketches from Paris—that are some of the £35m ,
featm‘cs of this particularly interesting number of Harp- '
cr’s Bazar.
And interim: of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt’s town house
are shown; there are articles by Baron dc Meyer and
Lady Diana Dug-Cooper;
smart
Leonard Merrick—indeed, you must have this find
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people; storiesbysuchwcll known writgshs ac»;-
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