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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Writing Paper

Ioc, I5c, 2oc box.
New style stationery with a finish
and air to it one wouldn't ex-
pect to find for so little money.
1oc box is Hale's special cream satin wove
paper: envelopes 10 match.
15c a box is Colonial Vellum paper, tinted
in azure and blue.
2Oc . box is Crepe de Velour. linen fin
ished paper. tinted in heliotrope; envelopes
70 match
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Some good news now in
Carriage Bags, Wrist Bags
and Automobile Bags

Carriage bags, S10O to $1,000
Automobile bags, soc to $780,
Wrist bags. 25c to $500.
They are the favorites lust
now, whether riding or shopping
or visiting. Little wonder for it
when one sees how handy and
stylish they\are.
The carriage bags even at Sr.oo
have little inner fittings; come
in cOlors. They come in Rus
sfan leather; more expensive
ones are in rich walrus skin
with jeweled tops.
The automobile bags at soc
have wrist chains. At zsc with
leather handles, and even a few
of them have jeweled tops and
inner fittings.
$I25, S2.oo and $500 ones are
IN Russian leather; others in wal
rus S3.25 and $3.50. And in seal
with silver frames $3.50. But the
special word is of
These at soc.
Medium, handy size. with metal wrist
chain, lined with chanOls as well as in
side coin purse and pocket.
Wrist Bags at 75c have
little purses on the inside.
Seal, alligator, walrus and
suede leather These at 35c, soc.
75c, 81, and on up to So are an
exceptionally fine choosing.
Some of them have leather
tops, most OF them have inner
fittings Some of them have
leather handles instead of
chains.
Silk Opera Bags, $500, sazs.
$3.50, $3.50. Some with metal
frames and chains and some
with draw strings. One more
good thing.
~ 25c Music Rolls
are in grain leather, full length. and
with strong handle
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Black Cat a Hoodoo.

OAKLAND. Sept. 2-Because some one
let black cat on the stage Of the Mac
Donough Theater during the performance
John Martin, q stage hand, became wroth
and accused Washington Jenkins, the COL
cred doorkeepeT, Of the hoodoo offense.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

Jenkins retaliated by hitting the stage
hand over the head with cane, laying
Martins scalp open. Jenkins was arrest
ed. The cat that nearly upset the show by
the miscued entrance escaped.
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&c Sheeting at zoe.
All Our Dress Trimmings
Sir months old and older haze been sorted out
and marked TO almost nothing to close
tat

piece or two in this box piece in that one part
Of another another box tip when we put them to-
geher We find many of these didn't know had
going to stop couple of days sell them
vest for dreSSakers wholesale aors even the mother will
find umnaging them mighty profitable There
and gmPs for cldrens clothes (moar Herules)
them recent enough for any Of these the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Young Girl Is Arrested.

Eva Bournier, 16 years of age, was ar
rested last night in dance hall on Du-
pont street between Bush and Pine
streets. She is charged with violating a
city ordinance on complaint of her father,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

L. F. Bournier, a Waterman employed in
Oakland. The girl says she earns 81 a
night and supports her mother and aged
grandmother. who live at 1143A Folsom
street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

I2Hc Pillow Cases at o1Ic.
That's mill bargain of the rarest sort
the kind the Hales' stores are so for
tunate in getting-only a factory's big
gest customers that get such a thing
This manufacturer turned his remnants
of sheeting into pillow cases. So even
If he did sell them at loss he was ahead
In the end
Out for the first time tomorrow, 91kc.
Other Pillow Cases to sell at I5c. A
little larger.
5ox36 inches, with a pinch hem.
Hemstitched Sheets 65c.
Are bleached ones for double beds, meas
ure S1x90 inches. A very good quality
and very unusual for the price.
White Sheets at 37c.
Single bed size (54xeO inches): an ex-
violent quality Of muslin. 1900 we are
selling at this low price.
Other Standard Sheets-If we told
you the name you would recognize
them at once. But no. We can't
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CDownstairs.)

hand, or whatever he wishes to EXAMINE
into box without any sides and LOOKS
down at it through the fuorescent scroer
which forms the top Of the box.
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Dress Garnitures

Some 40 separate pieces, including coll
lars, circular and revere shapes, separate
reveres and bolero jackets of fancy silk
braid appliqued with beads and nets.
Then there are silk corded Grapes for
waists; spangled collars and Jokes. The
new prices are
CSC EACH were worth $3.50 in season.
$1.oS each; worth $3.50 in season.
81 SO each; were worth 81 and Sc in season
S39s each; were worth Sc and SO in season.
Trimming Braids.
lie A YARD or 10c a dozen for mohair
braids, 114-inch, ss-inch, 1z-inch; also
black mohair and silk tubular braids,
regular prices have been &c and &c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

A Observation-Disclosures x-ray machine has
been invented. The observer places a
coin in the slot. moves a lever, puts his
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

Sc A YARD or 35c a dozen. Regular
priced &c and TIC for mohair braids and
Hercules braids up to 1-inch.
Also Hercules in black, ~ inches
wide; and black mohairs and corded eff
fects or black mohair and Florence
braids, %-inch, with soutache braids and
cords. Any of them now at Sc yard.
sc YARD, were 15c and zoe: black mo-
hair gimps, fancy black and gold trim
ming.
15c YARD, were 25c and 35c; colored
braids, silk appliques, as well as black
mohair and silk gimps.
25c YARD, were soc and 75c: Jet bead
fringes; gold. black and spangled gimps
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Brass Curtain Rods I2Hc.
Factory Cleanup Of Curtai

the best functions ever given by this
chapter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

PORTLAND. Or. Sept 12-7rt. la.
tory Just issued gives the population or ~
ely or Portland as Ia $50 an incr.S-. ~ :
S0'VVV N the past three yearA -
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Ribbons Rather Remarkable

TEa
staple afeG ribbons to the Hale store halt
all widths NO 3o-I in J, all coos, all fresh and
quality w y couldn't better
stocks stocks
ike every grocer who has
eachsuch
rafter cut folded of rolled
cyar-Fu regulars prices
oyEa-F factors regulars is a a
Sc ar5Fa 6 ends; regular k price sat an
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

SD SO mixed Suit double breasted blouse with
sleeves jacket silk lined skirt in seven gored flare
a ottawa coat cut rcIoss
mare skirt, in brown and
$50 90 light street dress with feminine blouse
braided a " - - ~ @H~
In black
" fiber coato Prnc
order stitched
dropping capes shoulders
&SH 90 long fitted coat held
" at the waist with a brg htc
stols
silk sIeey
Skirt has a simple - " -
&4O IN An etamne chev1ot in black with a vestee ~
white silk braid; semi blouse. length
tasssls
standing collar, flare Skin
longs skirt
with taneta silk.
gun metal buttons the hips ' U -Oe' s"A "@iu'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Sheets and Pillow Cases

well sheeting for September sale It's just what
houskeepers want just when they it And time when
they would least expect bargain.
Cotton prices way up yet Hs way down this
week. Do you know that many these values less than the
wholesale market price?
Unbeached Musins GO in SC yard.
Good ful-size pillow 8c-regular price
$500 alwoo blankets $500. $Ioo comforters &c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Try to Find Owner of Watch.

Detectives Regain and Sheehan caught
Philip Kelly In the act of disposing of a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Excellence or Moth
ing"

is the axiom that has
guided the manufacturers of
Her LadysEtip CorsetS.
By patient labor, with ma
ture as their model, they have
succeeded in placing it on the
pinnacle of perfection. No cor
set is made with more regard
tor the natural poise Of the
body. Wearing a pair a woman
looks natural, feels natural
and is natural.
Dressmakers are often blamed
for, the poor "set" CT a gown; many
women never stopping to think that
possibly the fault may be with
their own corset. Wearers of Her
Ladyship Corset never have
trouble with the set" of their
gowns.
Her Ladyship Corset comes in
- models, each with a distinct air
OF gracefulness. Prices are from
SI.oo to $1,000.
The personal attention of an
expert filter in our private parlors
is at your disposal gratis.
We Fill Mail Orders.
Do it carefully and promptly and
give them as much attention as if
you came in person to the store.
We have just issued a fall catalogue
for folks who can't come to the store.
If you haven't already received one
drop us a card.
- les
- Coco O0O0e)
Market Street, Near Sixth
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Writing Tablets IOc

The best value of a kind we've had.
The paper is better and there's more
OF It in book than usually comes at
Ioc. Three ssizes, packet, note and
letter size We got an inside" on
them by getting SO many.
%AzaZe8
r. Soo0 oo0os
Market Street, Near Sixth
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FlannelSOntheM Move

New Mapped Oxfords Albatrosses
More piques (napped). but 121kc.
Other German velours 15c, zoe, Csc
And foreign waist hannels, 4Oc
How can they stand still with so many new
things coming in? Hale's are in the flannel bust
ness this fall with vim. Not new idea has
been overlooked; not one has been slow in get
ting here
And with them comes bargain now and
then-witll the makers Compliments" For in
stance:
1Oc Cashmere Wrapper FlanneIs at &c
yards in a full range of colornss. styles.
pnks light blues, tans and green grounds with small
stripes It's cloth usually sell Ioc but this man
had only small lot left. he let have at bar
gain &c.
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Away Go Fancy Silks
75C and ST. Ones now SOC

Six charming styles Twooned ouisnes pretty for waists
chds dresses; brocaded lousnes and illuminated louis
elegant for Innings and facngs Fancy ouisine
eight blue rose violet light green) jasper groundswhats
pee for waists? Also small figured taetas and fancy striped
taffetas for drop skirts.
Three of them 7c Three of them ST. yesterday All soc
Four and five and coor of kind By grouping
them together you get magnificent choice and for third and
half off, too.
fancy work trimmings; light blue, pink dark
so mark them4
The Best Dress Goods News Is of These
Scotch Mixed Materials
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
HALE'S.
HALE'S.
The Winning STYLES in Sui

Hales tailored dresses have already taken first rank
They haze an individuality that keeps them from being
-1And price that isn't high.
in
from any elses
secret to It, Gn s manipulation market conditions When single
geu t%eve or heen
stores distribute them The tailor
order to sell SIX times his ordinary
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Scotch Mixed Materials

$50 and Sis
There nothing for walking dress especially
collar
few the n the window Will them?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

offer to spoil their standing in the
community. There isn't a better
and heavier grade of sheeting that
goes into ordinary sheets than is
found in these. The four prices
are:
5oc-54x90 65c-s1x9o.
60c-72x90. 70c-9Cx9o.
Pillow Cases come with these sheets,
made from the same standard brand
of muslin and are as unusual as they
can be at the price. I5c size, 45x36
inches.
25c Sheeting at zoe.
It's the ia (s9-inchl. That's extra wide.
They are wider than you usually get at
zoe. We got it for a man. Now he doesn t
want it. We took this loss of sc yard in
order to turn it into money quickly.
White Canton Flannel at I21Ic.
It's that heavy. feecy kind that usual
ly sells at 15c, 80 inches wide. We just
got two bales-got bargain.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
Our Fullest Autumn Display This Week

will till Hale
peculiarly They appeal right appropriate
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
HALE'S.
- Hale Fashions Step to the Front -

This the week them and them and take advantage of the
afford opening weeks remarkably
brought notable
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
HaIe'S SO HOme=Like

That's the first thing that strikes so many women when
they first in They feel free and easyand not out
of place if they don't buy. Then there many
home about the where and visit
Up in the millinery and cloak salons carpeted floors,
rockers and chairs and leather upholstery where
enjoy all the home comforts while they communng
with fashion.
Now and then like fix up home for visitors
give it a welcome air for those expect So we have
done it with the this week The prettest ribbons
and laces trimmings But upstairs the look
grape arbors-in that's what they for there
are trailing vines and hanging grapes
Ali says Welcome"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22
NO JOINT DEMONSTRATION
Conferences Upon the Macedonian Sit
uation Proceeding in European
Capitals,

London Aug - Odicial adviees say
the Russian squadron of Iniada is like
" to leave Turkish waters within the
next few days, as the Turkish govern
ment has given adequate assurances
that it will meet all the Russian de
mands The Withdrawal of the war
ships Will be due chiefly to Turkeys
assurances, but also to Russia's desire
to avoid a step which might appear an.
tagonistic to Bulgaria
The Turkish ambassador called at
the foreign Office to make inquiries re-
garding the report that it was tie in
tention Of the powers TO make a joint
naval demonstration in Turkish waters
and to enter a protest II anything OF
the kind was contemplated The for
eign office officials made it clear I'd him
that Great Britain had taken no action
Of this character, and it appears as If
Italy will also refrain from carrying
out her decision to dispatch war ships
to Turkey. as the italian embassy says
no report of their departure has yet
been received. This is taken by the
embassy TO indicate that there have
been developments making the step in-
advisable or unnecessary at the present
moment perhaps due to the Turkish
acceptance of tile Russian demands
which was confirmed at the Turkish
embassy.
The negotiations respecting Maeedo-
MIA are conducted on the continent,
Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and
most Of the ambassadors being away
from London.
The Turkish ambassador has left
London for the country, where he viii
remain for some days
The diplomats point out that the
scheme for a settlement Of the Mace
donian question outlined by the Inde-
pendance Beige could not be approved
by the powers, as it il evident Turkey
would never submit to a peaceful oecu.
patton Of the Bosporus and the Dar-
danelles. A Turkish official said this
could only be done after fighting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

John Dodge of Waits River visited in
the city yesterday, returning home this
morning.
NJ D. Wood returned this morning from
India. bringing with him an adopted ma
tive boy
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Wallace returned
last night from few days visit with rel
atives in Waterbury.
Atthe meeting Of the Barre Council, K.
Of c., held last evening the first degree
was worked on two candidates.
There were 80 tickets sold at the local
station this morning for the Cantee Vim
ton, L o. O. II, excursion to Misslsquoi
Park,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flint and party Of
Windsor who are taking carriage drive
through the state called on friends in this
city yesterday afternoon.
Edward Stewart Of Osaola, Neb., who
has been visiting friends and relatives in
this city and vicinity for the past six
weeks, left last night for Boston on his
way home While here he purchased q
nice monument Of Mortimer s. Campbell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22
BURLINGTON FALL FESTIVAL.
WIN Eclipse All Amusement Events That
Have Ever Taken Place There.

WIN Eclipse All Amusement Events That
Have Ever Taken Place There.
Burlington, Aug. 2l.- Burlngton's Fall
Festival win eclipse all previous amuse-
ments and industrial events that have ever
taken place in the Queen City.
Indications all over this part Of the
country point to large crowds in Burling-
ton the week Of Aug 81 to Sept 5. Every
body seems to be interested and talking
about the event The city win be blaze
Of color, practically every building Of inn
portance being artIstically decorated and
bands Of music and the host of entertain
ments win make lively by day and night.
The industrial section, where samples Of
many products win be given away, viii be
an interesting feature. Everything has
been done to make the visit Of everybody
to the festival profitable and enjoyable
The great kill-Mundy-L Levitt Carni-
val Co., the largest and best organisation
0f the kind In America, will furnish
amusement features.
Then there win be the Ferris Wheel the
night in the Orient, Blake's Pony. Dog
and Monkey circus, the Girl from mp
There, the $4,000 crystal maze, BuckskiD
Bills Wild West, and a host OF other
equally merit0rious amusements. Low
rates will prevail on all railroads and
steamboats, throughout the week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22
A MOST INTERESTING TRIP.
Grand Outing Excursion and Boat Ride to
Ausable ChRsm.

Grand Outing Excursion and Boat Ride to
Ausable Chasm.
What promises to be the most interest
ing trip yet arranged this season, win be
the grand outing excursion and boat ride
to Ausable Chasm and return, on Thurs
day, August 27, from Barre, Montpelier,
Water bury and intermediate stations via
the Central Vermont Railway to Burling-
ton and from there by steamer Chateau
gay to Port Kent, thence K, A. G. u l..
10. r. r. to Ausable Chasm.
The trip viii be made by special train
Of good coaches to Burlington and steamer
"Chateaugay for a sail Of about one hour
to Port Kent where the train Is again ta-
ken for the ride to Ausable Chasm.
Round trip tickets viii be sold at the
very low rate of $3.50, which includes rail
ride to Burlington, steamer ride to Port
Kent, the ride to Ausable Chasm, also adj
mission to the Chasm. No half fare tick
cts will be sold Special train viii be-
run 10 Burlington and return to connect
with steamer Chateaugay as follows:
Leave Barre at 710 a. M, Montpelier
I. so, bTiddlesex T.45. and Waterbury I.55,
arriving at Burlington at and at the
Chasm at 955. Returning, leave Chasm
at 8.15, Burlington at s p. m, and arrlv-
ing at Barre at 6.35. Tickets will be good
only August o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22

The rebellion in Morocco attracted the
attention of the entire world and it fur
nished some interesting Incidents.
This year with the Lyman H. Howe an
mated picture exhibition, which will be
seen in Barre Opera House on Sept. II, is
a picture taken while a column Of Moor
ish troops was on the way to suppress the
rebels. The picture Il a most interesting
one showing the dark-skinned natives on
the way to the rendezvous of those who
rebelled against the authority Of the gov
ernment. 4 comparison Of the system Of
marching with that in this country Is in
teresting.
There viii be a large number of other
pictures representing scenes from all parts
Of the world, as they actually took place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22
A GOOD START
IN TODAY'S RACE
STRANGER SANDBAGGED
ON WINOOSKI STREET
Attempted Abduction Of Two Armen-
ian Children in Same City
Yesterday.

Winooskl, Aug. 2l.-With man sand
bagged and left unconscious on the main
street Of the village at 10 O'Clock in the
evening, and an attempted abduction Of
two children by their father, Winooski
has enough to talk about for some time.
An unknown man; presumably a chance
visitor, while walking up Main street last
evening, was suddenly felled By a blow
from behind and knocked TO the sidewalk.
The man was rendered unconscious but
revived and was all right later in the even
ing. The assault occurred in front OF Sam
Bergmans restaurant on lower Main
street The proprietor nor anyone else as
far as is known, saw the man hit but he
was found few minutes later PROSTATE
on the sidewalk. After he became con-
scious he related that he was hit, presun-
ably by a club aud then he fell aud knew
nothing more. lie had some money but
would not give his name,
The abduction case Is interesting and
the end is not yet The story in outline
is as follows A year ago company Of
children, possibly a dozen In all, were
brought from Boston by an agent and
adopted ont to citizens at Winooski A
Syrian girl, years old, was taken by Mr..
and Mrs. John Dabrule, and boy also Of
that nationality, two years old, by Alfred
LayeIle Of Hall street. Both children were
sent to school and proved TO be bright
scholars
Yesterday afternoon Charles Depps, a
Syrian of Worcester, Mass, appeared and
finding the boy in company with his fos-
teT-father, attempted to take him away by
force. The child did not want to 60 to
Depps, but recognized him as his father
Mr. Depps can talk no English, but is
accompanied by an interpreter He says
that both children after the death Of the
mother were placed in convent In Bos.
ton One day when he went to the insti-
tuition to visit them he was told that the
children had been sent into the country
for vacation. This was eight or nine
months ago. The children not returning
within a reasonable time the father be-
came suspicious but could not secure the
address Of the place where they were mn
iii a few days ago and Immediately came
to Winooski after them. Both Mr.. Laveile
and Mr.. Dubrule claim that they have
legally adopted the children but viii give
them up on q reasonable remuneration for
their trouble.
A hearing in the case viii be held to-
morrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22
THE CHURCH FIELD.
sunday Services and social Events d the
Week.

Hth1Nhe StfNAtes anu SotAhl hNeftxs ~ the
Week.
Rev. RI F. Lowe returned from his va
cation yesterday, and will preach at He'd
ding NJ. E church tomorrow
The Rev Mr.. Henry win preach morn
ing and evening in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. Sunday school at l1,45.
The pastor will preach at the Universal
list church tomorrow morning. Sunday
school at II. Strangers cordially invited
to the services.
Congregational church, Rev. f. A.
Poole, the pastor, viii preach morning and
evening tomorrow. This is Mr. Poole's
first sermon after his vacation.
Christian Science services are held sun
day at TO- 45 a. m. and Wednesday at 7.45
p. IN. in Nichols block. The reading
room is open Tuesday, Thursday and sat
Hrday from to and to 10.
The pastor, Rev. w. A. Kinzie, viii
His subject will be "Divinely Prepared
Blessings and his evening subject,
'sYokes Of Wood or Iron.n Special music
at D0th services.
Church Of the Good Shepherd: Holy
Communion (save on the first Sunday IN
the month) at 200 a. m. first Sunday in
the month, 1920 a. M; service and ser
mon each Sunday at 1890 a. m. and p,
M. Sunday school at 12m service Friday
vening at I p m; special services one
great feast days and al Saints days at lG
| a m