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ODD BITS O’ NEWS | Sun Hatches Chicks | THE a aay EMPORIA, Kaa, June 23. |Twelve chicks were hatched from | orang, June ne PLIN, Mo.—Running short of, spend one week every year In sol-|% setting of fifleon eggs by (holy Woy, Gardi 1 eas subjects, the Missouri State Dental tary confinement Theat last week. A. B. Hall, ®/ attempted suicide in. jail here for tlon adjourned to an amuee- | Igrocer, had # hen on a nest In/ene fourth time within a week Rent park dnd put three gold| MERIDIAN, Conn.—Phe popular/a shed near the store and as she | Gardiner attempted golf destruc wie on the teeth of a big black|Home club has a mystery in the|seemed to be suffering from the/ con by hangng himagl—, He wae ir. | shape of a ghost who rings bells, or-/heat she was removed gem the |out dow@ by other peiEbalrs | ders drinks and plays billiards and nest The eee were not aturbed | ae - 1o.—f rin. ool, and five days jater twelve chicks TOT Con tattwes pa etteres | |hatched out. The intense heat of| TACOMA, June 2%-Tie — firet 50 to the young man {n his em-| GREELEY, “Colo.—Boungers at{the day, which was lessened only| warrant sworn out fm ance Ploy who will be married at the|the U. P. station yesterday got a)a few degrees at night, comploted | with the new order by th Hee int where the two headings of the| large sized shock whon Miss Ger-|the tnoubation lwho visit cafes hourly, waw tasued ramie-Poudre tunnel are to meet,/trade Herschel! of Pittsburg de — -" against FW. Foeney, manager of _ |scended from a Pullman arrayed in] NeW YORK, Juno 28—After a|‘%@ Annex caf A léyearold FORT WAYNE, Ind.—State Sen-/a kahki pantaloon skirt and Nor-/mob of East Side women had al-| Stl was found In his place after ator Flemming, manager and part | folk Jacket lready wrecked the ostablishment | ™danight owner of the Hergoff brewery, is — Jacob Werkéum betause thes - address the state W. C. T. U.| GREELEY, Colo--Henry Wilder.) thought his wife had t at td] OLYMPIA, June 23.—C. 9, Shank Soy 4,,on the new Indiana liquor “blind,” arrested with several other/an insane asylum, the mod rolot Seaitin wan anacieas te sent law, known as the Proctor law, | “maimed” friends at a keg party,! found the woman to @ hospital Veeea’ ime ak antes ee the | declared that Gr y people were; oon datnne MOFFAT, Colo.—Frank Volpe, easy marke. Just for that, they sentenced to 10 years tn the penl-| turned the hose on him in the bull tentiary on a murder charg pen. must a = ng eee og “HE’LL SHOW WIFE INSURANCE AGENT) LYNN, Mass., June 2 To prove Ito hia wife that he can make the trip from Boston to Nahant while she Is setting the table for dinner Edward E. Strout, a wealthy real @ owner of Nahs has an nounced that he will make the trip in the aeroplane of Harry N. At wood on Sunday, June 25 Strout is accustomed to fying. having been taught by Charles G. Glidden at Mineola, L. 1. He wit guide the flying machine on its trip of nine miles across the h rand plans to land on the handsome Strout estate. If Strout wins he will have his wife's pission to purcha: ma. othe: to forego flying wise chine for his own he use. will have Forger Can't Write JOSEPH Mo June 23. | Fred Mills, a negro, was taken to entiary t Jefferson City yesterday, convicted of forgery though unable to read or wr managed to forge his emp name, with the assistance RODMAN WANAMAKER Bon of former Postmaster General John Wanamaker, and who has t taken out an additional life an ac aurance policy for $1,000,000, | quaintance, who guided his hand bringing up the total of his insur) Young Mills would not confess who ance to $4,500,000, making him jn partner was Lng most heavily insured Ameri Convicts Wrote Bride Gave Li fe for Do e (By United Press Leased Wire.) |thouer, an aged man, died at the JACKSON, Mich, June 23—/hospital here from injuries re Miss Frances Simpson, daughter of |reived in trying to save his pet Warden Simpson of Jackson prisoo, dog. Slothouer was walking along who was married at the prison the road with the dog when an residence today to Ralph Z Hop-|automobile driven by George Glee Kins of Detroit, has received ajcame dashing along. The dog ran vel wedding present. Two hun-|out and barked to check the dea convicts gave Mrs. Hopkins| machine. Slothower, seeing that @ handsomely carved wooden|the ‘animal would be crushed, @est, containing two hundred let-| stepped over and tried to rescue fers of congratulation, one from it. He was struck and fatally burt @ach convict. land the dog was killed — erecting such & home. The homme will be pt merchant. His connection with Blewart brought him more pub- hi ar tha teal fm after life, when he made afft- ne permanent ® setting forth that the body of Tt ts eathnated by hat the Mewart had been stolen by ghouls |mevement t g that Mr. Stewart's |!" the city good jed in the interest of |PO” ‘of work affected with a which made him . Baron Munchausen. that celebrated believed all the strange and im were. He ww in the ordinary ince in public OLD MILL CIGARETTES md Hamson to Mary 4s this action | of the claim] caused the arre: Jury. and it was at the trial of jon in November, 1907, re-enetered the arena ble a story as ever witness stand jed that he knew both Crist survey, $560. J. H. Price and wife to BE. A. Grul forty acres D. Lanner survey, $2,119. visc Realte Viste, faiion si ce and that they were | block FE Alta Vis ion, $1, - rsons. He supple- JA, Randall to B. 8. Barham, lot ing statemont with | block 11, Alta Vieta ~— 1. Diagonally Acro From Moore Theatre The Golden Eagle We Quit Business July 1st EVERYTHING IN THE STORE SLAUGHTERED Every Price Cut From 333% to 75% WEATERS, GLOVES, DRESSES, SILK SKIRT HosieRy. RIBBONS” AND HANDKERCHIEDS RUGS London Stands by His Rugs—He Saves You Money Scotch Brussels Rugs, $12.60 value, Bpecial eevee American Oriental Rugs, 9x12 ft; $16.50 value. adie a $10.25 Utopla Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft.; $15.60 value BE iciee seeanes Oxi2 ft.; One-Piece Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft. $16.50 value, Special o eevee $11.75 Rifton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 ft; $24.50 value, Special wees cee... GEL AD Extra Heavy Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft.; $27.60 value. ‘special .....91 0400 Extra Heavy Axminster Rugs, 8%x10% ft.; $24.60 value. Spe- ma Five-Frame Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft; #8 50 value, Special 6+. G2 1100 Best Five-Frame ‘Boay Brussels Rugs, 8%4x10% ft.; $27.50 value, Spe- 75 celal . ‘g $8.05 One Plece Brassil "$8 + $13.50 valu Seolal oe The Grade per square yard $1.65 Inlaid Linoleum, per square yard ... 1.10 Velvet Stair Carpet, per yard 860 Brussels Stair per yard 450 Granite per yard .... 0c Hemp Staly Garvet, per yard 30¢ and Matting, yard .. Pr inted $1, 20 :18¢ $9.25 | 10.25 | Midsummer styles en's $4.00 and $5.00. On 1 98 sale Saturday at .. . | Saturday ..... bourd of managers of the state re- yrmatory A flume | was n bridge nearly wiped out, and several log xing road bridges were damaged when a dam at Flowing Inke, be longing to the Three Lakes Mill jing Co., gave way yeaterd | EVERETT, June 23.—The ws, ¥ is buying rigMtof-way to extend its ¢ Into the old fair grounds in the art of the elty NEW YORK, June 23.—Rey, Cort landt Myers, of Tremont Temple Boston, ways that New York has long been regarded by men of God as “religiously Impossible Twenty-two vartetles of mow ultoes have been found by the Conneectiout board of health, Buy Your Hair Spinning’s Seteonth Anniversary Sale © | Bring or mal Send 26¢ in stamps for a =a on . g/t rgreracnc you ever used, ; “ gs Bargain Store ZAMOMA CRISWELE CAUREMAN, | 7 Fourth Avenue 149k Wiest Av. Where You Please, But Get Our Prices First ° We avoid extravagan@e and high rents fn our place, and there- fore wave you 90 per cent on all your Ourchases STOCK to supply you In anything tn manufactured HAIR GOODS, h. Goods or we manufacture your cut halr or combings tn any way yo 1 them to us and let our EXPERT HAIR WORKERS show you what they can do for you. b0c box of FACE POWDER, the be Watch fen Grow Lots of Bargains Will Make Any Store Grow Fast—HERE ARE SOME NEW THINGS THAT ARE JUST IN TIME FOR Worth $4 and $5 TRIMMED in Wom Trimmed Hats, worth 93 VALUES $5 MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SILK Petticoats Hats and Taffeta S in all colors and Celebrated Makes Fownes’ er For Women’s and LONG COATS st styles Complete new stock of both Messaline colors; also Persian and Dresden patterns $2.98 Misses’ uit and grays All-Wool Long Coats, for Spring - 4 P with good si ummer wear; eral good patterns in mix- nd potter cts, in grays, browns, tans, and other Shades. All regular women’s and misses’ sizes. Silk Petticoats, in all the plain Every Skirt new and guar-] | the best Votles, anteed, good models; browns, grays and mixtur sizes. Al Worth to $17.50 Women’s and Misses’ navy blues, blacks, styles; all-wool materials; Worth $7.50 and $10 |: The greatest values you ever saw; Chiffon Panamas and Serges, all pure wool; several blacks, navy blues, Aibbs-Hutchings Sales Clearance tailored lined in, plain jackets All sizes. mixtures, Ik and satin, for These | $1.00 Black Sateen and Heath- beta Petticoats, $3.00 white | | | | i> | Top Skirts; | and colors .. | $1.75 Long Challis fitted back dress style . $3.00 and Coats, all colors and sizes $1.88 $1.00 Cl hildren’s ginghams, Senheadal bar percales, 6 to 14 69 I $4.00 © aoe Wait for London’s Weekly Sale en's Lisle Gloves, many ool- | Kayser's Two-Clasp All-Silk or Kayser's make; clasp; | Gloves; all colors and sizes; they good, strong sores, | are the best, 16-Button Long Lisle Gloves, | To clear, Long Silk, in several black, brown and white, in nearly | colors; many sizes; values to every size; Tbe value. $1.60. Special, a Bpecial, @ pair .s..s.ssee. 25c pair... baapuouled 9c HOES For Everyone Read It All 500 Pairs Men’s Shoes Verily, here ta a shoe bargain, sir—for work or dress; box calf, gun-metal, patent and velour; all styles toe; regular values $2.50, 93.00 and $3.50, $1 98 Ole See Our Men’ “Oxfords Black, fn various leathers; also lendid Russia tan calf, See London's Low Cuts for $2.50 men. $3.50, $3.00 and WOMEN’S SHOES Thousands of palra of gun-metal Fn tan, velour, chocolate, In umps, Sandals, Oxtords, Gibson, in 1, 2 and B-oyelet ef fects; values to $3.60 , oi, 98 GIRLS’ LOW SHOES Oxfords, Sandals, Pumps, in dressy patent and tan vici; aleo black; also scuffers; sizes to large 2, $1.39. Sizes, to 11%, $1.19; sizes Fto 8 . 98c Infants’ ““Muggins” Wide toe, smooth and perfect tn- side; patent or kid; some white tops: leo ta tans, Not 98 39c $1, 00 ‘and $1.25 Sandals Girls’ Tan and Gun-Metal Kid, 8% to 12; one-strap button Bal} dals; very neat, Special . Te pees $s ~ Domesti i¢s PILLOW CASES—42x%6; hem med ard ready for use. Bale price, each .. 10c B | inate GINGHAMS — Checks, n all styles and colors, Sale price, yard 42c SHEETS — Stockine’ Crib Py ae sine x36; worth $1.26 eac! Sale price, sagt cr .50¢ TOWELING—Blonc hed “‘Twilled Toweling; 16 inches wide Sale price, yard .... 32c SHEETING—9-4 Blenohe d Sheet- ing; full 81 inches wide; 33 value. Sale price, yard 27c OUTING—White Outing: stand- ard 10¢ value, yard , WASH RAGS—Sale Brice, 1 each AC Handsome Tweeds, Flannels Puget Sound country, Plent the firm, wear- New Mannish Suitings and Mixtures that are so serviceable the year round in this y of tans and grays and natty stripes; also fine Serges, and ; wer sope Covert Cloth, useful in rain or dust. $1.00 Blanket, 67c Gray Cotton Blankets, for % | bed: neat pink or blue striped | borders. T-H. Sale LpebGhy MOP cancvisxsavcnek 7c $1.25 Blankets, 79c | Gray, Tan or White Cotton Blankets, double bed size; striped borders. T.-H. Sale price, pair 79c $6.00 All-Wool Blank- ets, $3.98 both warp and Double Bed Size Blanket; comes in, tan, grays, blues and pink; plaid styles; @ very ‘pretty Blanket, and one that will last for-m This is a good $6.00 value T.-H. Sale price, palt All-Wool, fill- ing, Large = Potlatch Shirt, the Golf Dress Shirts, for worth twice the money, but we want your trade A Good Sock Cheap—Black, tan or mottled patterns Outing Flannel Night Shirts The Golden finest solesette silk; Buy now! .. men} 44c 5c for men; all sizes. Special .. 49c |: Boys’ Heavy atic Sus. BLANKETS For Alaska and the Camp Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear. 66in. Tan and Gray Suitings; $2.00 values. NOW ccctccee secsces e 25 pieces to show—stripes and pepper and salt effects $2.50 Covert Cloth. Tibbs-Huteh- | ings Sale price, $1.25 | $1.50 Blanket, 89c yare New Tan English Serge, shrunk | Extra Large Gray or Tan Mot- | and spot-proof, thus assuring | tled Blankets; full double bed | you of getting every inch you | size; striped borders. T-H. | buy, because these goods are Sale price, 9 SHRUNK, T-H, Sale 49 ] $1.75 Blankets, $1.09 [7 ,., Through the May Man- | Grays only; extra fine double ton Style Book while you are bed size" Blankets; good | | considering these Suitings weight; selected stock. T.-H Sale price, 1 09 pair . e 1 Madam, we can save you money d | if you want BROADCLOTH— | Ww ° have only q oted few ban | save you 50c to $1.00 per yar | gains from our nket stock; 7 there are scores of other num- | 98¢, $1.59, $1.69, $1.98, bers we can save you money on + haw ini | $2.50, $2.98 and $3.25 «, $10.00..47¢ Guaranteed _Linings Guaranteed Serge Lining, 36-inch . Satin 5c 22c | Leather Belts for boys and men; 4 large assortment per Heh Men's Medium Weight Suspend ther ees inch datin 8 i is al be and 500 5 Per'y : 35c c er yard | Rubber Collars, just the thing for hot days, Not 25c¢, . j bi = 10c | Napped_ Black Satin | Linene Collars; all. sizeg; Se chess ) 2 og or, a box of 10, 5c A newW idea tar the ponular Satin blood, the popuigs summa’ "10 yard: wide, :@pesind Nol | color. See the price! . ot i ate ' $1.50 Sale of Sample Cian, 98c F All come in perfect condition and slip-over or buttoned values up to $1.69. in styles; Sahlin Corset Forms Especially for slender figures long or medium models now be- ing shown $1.50 1. $1.00 Long Silk colors and sizes; ..$1.00 the ‘best value in every pair guaran- 16-Button Kayser’s Gloves, all double tipped; any size. A pair .... Lily -Gloves, the country; teed; in many colors; all sizes, and only ...%.. Feias 98c | Real Kid Gloves, every color; every size; values to $2.00 a pair. $1 139 Saturday . APRONS There Isn’t a Better As- sorted Stock of Aprons Anywhere Satisfactory Tea Aproms; sev- | eral styles; 25¢ 7 | Women's Mother Hubbard | Aprons; strap over shoulder; as- | Sorted checks; 49c value. 29 | Special ~icaeest evel | Full Sleeve Aprons, in assorted checks; full size; 98¢ value ..... Strong Whisk Broom; binding; plush ~ or Be rm ... 106 | Wash’ ‘Beits, ‘in’ several good styles; 19¢ value, Special ........ 10 SPECIAL—An attractive lot of Women’s White Belts, in many patterns | Mennen’s and Cotgate’s Taleum Powder, Mentholatum. j 5 Your chotce c Hinds’ Honey and, Almona 29¢ Cream; 49¢ kind. Java Rie Powder; *89c ve 35c Embroidered 49e | seller ..., f La Blache Face Powder. Special . | 12-ounce Rum ... 18-inch Hair’ Roll; seller |50c Tape Girdles, 39c | White, Pink or Blue Tape Gir | dles; regular 500, Satur- day special . ".39c BLOOMERS, 19c | Children’s Light Weight Black | Sateen or Gingham Bloom- ers, Saturday special ™19c Sleeveless Vest Samples Marked for quick selling at— 15c, 1 122¢ and 9c CORSET COVERS, 25c No two altke; sizes 34 to 42; regular 35¢ and 50c Covers; lace or embroidery trimmed, HOSIERY SPECIALS Women’s Seamless Tan 7c Hose Riguerietogy Childr ce Stockings, black and colors ** 4c Summer Weight Underwear, and now is the time to wear it. We are selling it, any size, 15¢ at, garment . WE carry the San Francisco Hair Store

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