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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04
Seaboard Air Line Ry.

Leave Arrive Daily. Montgomery Ala Daily. 7:soam IHu urtshoro, Columbus.I iRichland. Albany, Ameri-l
 cus. Cordele. Jacksonville
 Macon <via Cordele), Sa.
 vannah and points East 7.Sspm (via Western Railway
 and Atlanta-) .,.samiF Tor Raleigh. Norfolk. Oldi s.sn. Point Comfort, PetsrsburE o }Richmond, Washingtoni
 lBaltimore. New York anjl
 all points East Puimanj
 ISieepers Atlanta to Nor-i
 lSoik and New York. Dininxi
 iesr service on noon traini 1:sopml tfom A'.enla. s:aopu -.-so,7,, Union Springs. Ala. andl e's'P ipoints on Seaboard be-
 Ewoen Montgomery and Ft .t
 lDavis. Solid train for Union Springs; chanksI Delighttgl Ran and Ws,eF trip to the nasi Hisks c. A.; s. T. Suratt. U T. A Mont somery Ala. for full information. or Charles F. Stewart A. G.. P. A, Savannah, Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ Scientist holos Its regular Sunday morning service at III o'clock. Subject, God the Preserver of Man" Text: The Lord Is good to all. and his tender mercies are over all his works. The Lord preserveth al! will be destroy Psalm 145: 9.20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

Church of the Holy Comforter, i,.,bnn: hSvs Stewart Mcqueen. rector. IsigipnenhS ippnenh No. i7ss.--T. Gardner Tester anu sunday srhnoi. n m. evening prayer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

almost of the Biblical kind. requiring two men to carry a single bunch. No man can carry the product of a single vine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04
LOW RATES TO WORLDS FAIR VIA.
 5E&SSE
ov,.s.s. time and best route

pvieNes. time and best route. Sls.lo. 16-day ticket: on sale daily. S33.1e 50 day ticket; on sals Iatly. S37 .3os ssasoa ticket: on sale daily. t13.96. 1O-day ticket. Sold daily exeepA Fridays and Saturdays. good in day coaehss only.
 Season. eixty and fiftesn.1ay ticksts are good in either direction via Mammoth csVN Ky. with stop-over privilege. Leave Montgomery s;2s a- u- today. as- rive st. Louis 7:2o .. m tomorrow. Leave Montgomery s:ss D. m. today. sx- rive St. Louis 1:3S ?. m. tomorrow. through electric lighted day cosch with. cut changs. Jn the s:3a ?. m. train.
 W. L. BEAsLEY,
 r. A.. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

p.~t.r Avanue Methodist Church, eorner Dexter Avenue and McDonough tor. Rssidence l14 North Hull street. teiepnone BOA Sunday ssn+ school at psaaoh s:so a. m.. A: Romer. superimtenoen' .ao n m .nI Iunior IHsrue At D. m senior League 7:i5 . r Hoard of Stewards meets Thurs day night before the first Sunday in each month. The Ladies aoS Aid Socle,S nnnetS l % O'Clock in the afternoon. The wo- mans Foreign Missionary Society meets the first Thursday in each month at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

Electric lighted dining cSIs snd New or 1 and between sir%iTshsm as;neinnasi; M also on leans: 10 betWeen Montgomery and Se.nvilis service ,a sss;s ess,s' ear. ts....
 Ne" arsted on trains l and between t1es, t1e,,nsti and New Orleans Hisn Deen nt coaches and ehair cars are ats1 ,nc,rnaSt rum alt l1o st Louis Evansville. Mempn's' EGoothvtIls and New Orleans
 Tra,n No carries through F1Hrnans n ,.oi.,, Chicago, Cincinnati and New fSEA tS New or,s.as AssO s. Ioris and G Montgomery
 TEa,r No. carries through Pultnsns ,rouo1 cincinnata and New York to New nrlalrS Iand St. Louis to Jacksonvtile; also through tourist sisspsrs to San Frenciseo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

chape, of the Holy 1nnocenfs. west Eno .sundav school at 3:30 p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

t.hsne, or the Annunciation. Hisnia"e Sunday School at 3:30 p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

s. 1obn.s Church, 423 Madison Avs- r,.S Ss. som on EEsward Elierbe Cobbs. Rec. tor: telephone Ss5. 7;so ;s.a;n9 a. 9.; nraSer aSey communion: Il a. m, morn1ns aan ao u. sermon and Holy Communion, a:'' r m. evening prayer and sermon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

etrest, between Court and Perry, Rev. e: ". rattsrson. p: D.. pastor, rssidsncMs M slI South Perry Street. Telephons M,- Superintendent. Preaching Il .. m and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. ./
 Highland Park Presbyterian Church. corner of Plum and Putnam Street9. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., MT. O. E. Ament, Superintendent. Teachers meet ing Thursday at z p. m; prayer meet ing Thursday at ?. m.
 Central Presbyterian Church. corner Washington and Lawrence Streets. one block south of the postofiice. Rev. Neal L.. Anderson. D. D.. pastor; residence. Public worship at II a. rn.. and 7:S0 p. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Chris tan Endeavor service at 6:45 ?. m; 1; Prayer meeting. Wednesday at 7:SO ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

Perry Street Methodist Church. corner Moore, pastor. residence. CPS South Law renee st.. phone l5Ol. Sunday School. s:s a. m. F. M. Mosely Superintendent riate Superintendent. F. M. Moseley Preaching at II a. m. and 7:3O p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m. Epworth League 730 p. m, W. F.. Gilmer, President. Ladies' Aid Soci- ety meets first Monday and Wonlan's s Foreign Missionary Society, second Monday in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

Clayton Street Methodist church-Rev; psssS5h psassphons rssisfsoe isss sSn sni MirosSIh anu Schaoi at sso a. m, w. B. Carl toS. SaS Super superintendent: Preaching II 2; p. m.: Junior League; s:So P; m. Sun. Sun days. Prayer meeting Weanesaaay. gay and third Mondays at S:30 p. m. Stew ards meet first and third Mondays at 1880 p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04

Forest Avenue NJ. F. Church. South Corner Forest Avenue ahd Vine Street. Highland Park. Rev. Frank Seay. pastor No service at Il a. m on account of union service at Dexter avenue church. 7:30 p. m. preaching, by R& A J. s. Frazer. D. D., Sunday School Int. 9;30 a. m., Carl Roemer, SuperinteA1 dent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

for ii Is the understood plan to have
The survey made by a body whose
business il will be to serve the State
in this matter. Then il is proposed
to have each county do its own actual
work.
If the sons of Italy, with their tiny
possessions, could build the famous
road that winds its length along the
Adriatic is il too much to hope from
US of new Italy, with unbounded
wealth and resource, to simply restore
what the old King of Spain built for
us a century agone? The proposition
is sane; it is poetic; 1t is of historic
interest, therefore of value to the
tourist, and it is of material or COM
mercial value in consequence. IT is
Of Importance TO the farmer, to the
rural. resident, to whom we owe much
of our civic prosperity, and of cultural
effect upon the commonwealth. Be-
sides, it will save men from cussing.
And therein it's a Christian PROPOSE
ton.
As to the details of transportation
TO the convention, hotel rates and
other vulgarisms, information will be
furnished on the arrival from the
south of Rufus p. Jennings, executive
officer of the California Promotion
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
At 4SC Yard

ments will commence next Saturday.
Bowling was much more satisfac-
tory on the new green than on the old
one, where there is too much of an ell
ement of chance. Despite the fact that
they have had little opportunity to
practice of late, the bowlers proved as
skillful as ever. The scores follow:
r. Millar beat A. B. Mcguire, 81 to 16;
T. G. Aiken and II. L. Ticknor beat
7. McNaught and DR.. Hamilton, 21 to
Z; NJ. L. Grove and A. A. McVicar
beat ]. McLaren and Y. G. Lawson.
81 to IL; j. Duncan beat j. Gray, 21
to 20; A. Foreman and ]. c. Moffatt
beat Ticknor and George Center, 21
to 2O Joseph Gray and J. M. Duncan
beat G. w. Patterson and DR.. Gum,
81 to 20; Foreman and Moffatt beat
Center and Aiken, 21 to 20; William
Watson beat Samuel Irving, 21 to 20;
Grove and j. Reid beat A. Wilkie and
Lawson, 81 to II.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Pillow Slips, 23C

Not PiHo7v Tops, but PiHo7V Slips.
All ready to slip the pillow in.
They're in those bright Turkish pat
terms with tassels on each corner; the
very thing for the cottage or to take
with YOU to the country. Sturdy ones
to throw around the lawn or to use
in the hammock. Good time TO buy
half dozen or so tomorrow at Hale
2Sc each.
Pillow slips. 39c-Its a novelty. It's
made Of handkerchiefs, light
grounds with colored designs, very
pretty. 39c.
Pillow slips 29c-Ready to fill. with big
designs that look like hand painting.
Something very similar we have
seen selling in other stores at 4Sc.
These are 29c.
Bureau scarfs, 25c. It's of monte linen.
either stamped or plain, with fringed
ends size 1SX5O, several designs, at
25c.
Dresser sets, 29c-Regular 45c ones.
Made OF white swiss, with a ruf11e of
the same material, colored lining
that sets them off beautifully; pin
cushion cover TO match. 29e.
And draw braids for lace collars; prices
that make them more attractive yet;
new styles in white. cream, Arabian
and black and the new gun metal
shade From SC to 10c yard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
kitChenWare
The Bargains

The most attractive we have had
in many a day.
Dust pan, 9c-Its a regular zoe one.
Japanned Made extra strong.
Every woman should have a new
one now. &C.
Wash boiler. 69c-It's No. size;
cover. It's especially well made;
it's especially low priced. 69c.
Folding ironing board, 9Sc-Its on a
stand, handy to have to do your
home ironing on. Easy to put
away; takes little space.
Mrs Potts sad irons. S5c for set of
Extra heavy irons; solid; they
hold the heat longer than the
hollow ones.
Sleeve irons, 45c instead of 6Oc-Made
fer dainty work
Porcelain jars. 1Sc-With cover
They're what you want in the
kitchen to keep Prunes. rice. tea.
coffee and other stuffs in. They
keep them dry. Regularly 35c
Extra at 1Sc.
Frying pans. 13c-Regularly 21c.
Acme steel; those with cold han
dies; medium size.
Crisp toasters or brOilers, 9c-With
handle.
with two burners, guaranteed to
be smOkeless and odOrless; 10-in
top. $1.15 instead of s1.75.
Aluminium egg separaters. &c.
Rolling pins, 9c-With enamel han
Steak Founders. 1Oc-of porcelain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Notion Extras

LfS the kittLe SaVineS that count See
kOz0 HaIe's a0lX help y0u tO-m0yro7O.
Basting Cotton, &C doz. spools-5o-yd.
spOOls, strong cotton
Besting Cotton. spools for 5c-lOO-yd.
spOOls.
Linen Finished Thread. spools Sc
White only.
Spool Silk, Sc Spool-50 yds. to the
spool: black and colOrS.
Pearl Buttons, doz. for 5c-Small, me-
dunn and large sizes
Large white Pearl Buttons, &c doz.-
Slightly imperfect.
Coats Darning Cotton, 3 Spools for Sc
Black. white. tan, brown, gray.
Brass Pins, SC Paper.
Hairpins, 1c pkg-WaVed or straight; 10
pins to the package.
Hairpin Cabinets, 3c-Contaln waved,
straight or invisible hairpins.
Safety Pins, &c doz-, nickel plated
Small, medium and large.
Side Hose Supporters. loc pr.-In black
and colOrs, for women.
Children's Side Eose Supporters, Sc pr
Has safety pin top and strong nickel
clasp, small, medium and large sizes.
Frilled Elastic-In black and colors, at
Sc 7lbc, 1Oc and 1212c yd.
Daruers. &c each-They are enameled.
Tailors' Tape Measures, for 5c-60 in,
printed on both sides.
velvet Pin Cushions, SC each-Assorted
cOlors and sizes.
Finishing Braid, SC piece, 6-yd. pieces
Plain and fancy feather-stitched de-
signs.
white Tape. 1c piece, 4-yd. pieces-All
widths.
Corset Steels, Sc pr.-Black and drab,
4-hOOk.
Beesvax. cakes for SC.
Ironing Wax. cakes for Sc
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Committee, who, with Senator Joseph
r. Knowland and Mrs. George Law
Smith, constitute the committee from
the Chamber of Commerce of San
Francisco. Likewise have these two
following committees the details un-
der advisement, with promise of de-
tails in a day or two, to be announced
on receipt:
A. P. Fleming. w. r. Bacon, H. E.,
Carter, committee from Chamber of
Commerce of Los Angeles.
l. B. McMahill, Paul Shoup, S. r.
Canfeld, w. A. Wilmar, committee
from Central Coast Improvement AS
sociation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
salmon ships TO Sail.

The ships Columbia and Santa Clara
and the bark w. w. Chase cleared
yesterday for Bristol Bay. About half
a dozen of the salmon vessels will
leave port early this morning. Each
vessel will carry many Chinese, Jap
anese and white cannery hands and
the harbor police on the early morning
watch expect to have a pretty busy
Sunday morning along the water front.
The brig John d. Spreckels cleared
yesterday for Sanak and the schooner
Czarina for Sand Point. They are both
going for cargoes of Goldfish.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
DARING ESCAPE MADE
FROM LIVERMORE JAIL

Alleged Burglar Bores Way Through
the Bottom of His Cell During
the Ni-i,t.
LIVERMORE, April 9.-George Mil
ler a negro, charged with burglary,
made a daring escape from the prison
here some time during last night and
now has a days start of the officers
that are in search of him. BY some
means he obtained two augers and by
what must have been a tireless effort
throughout the night he succeeded in
boring a passageway through the two
inch planking of which the bottom of
his cell is composed. Crawling under
the flooring, he broke out the iron
grating in front of ventilating hole
and escaped
Miller had boasted that he would
never be brought to trial, but it was
supposed it was but an idle threat.
The remark, however, is now regarded
as significant. How he got through
the hole he made is the wonder of
those that inspected the place to-day.
The escaped man is over six feet tall
and powerfully built, yet he. went
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Summer Weather Is Here.
It's Ribbon Time

Ind KHake'S Your Ribbon Store.
It's the weather we have been wait
ing for; keeping these opportunities
TO give them TO you when YOU would
be most glad to get them. But you
have to see them to understand how
much it means. The mere statement
4oc Ribbon at 22c.
Gives you no idea We are doing the
unusual tomorrow. We want to get ac-
Quainted with more Of you, want more
Of you to come TO Hales regularly for
ribbons.
Another reason. We want g record
ribbon day Monday. We have forgotten
profits. They are the best values we
have ever had" says our ribbon man.
They certainly are, but look at this
sin. Satin Taffeta 22c yd.
why, we have been selling it right
along at 39c. It's that firm, lovely rib
bon with a rich gloss, the best we can
buy. 1t makes such pretty sashes. It's
in plain colOrs: the prettiest shades OF
pink, white, light blue, cardinal, cream,
lilac and black and white. A ribbon that
is never sold under price No reason for
our selling ii now if we didn't want to
give you something more than unusual.
Think of it, in wide, &c yard. The
same you Will pay 40c for most places
Dresden Printed Warp Ribbon, 22c I'd
It's a rich 4Oc quality, MOWERS print
ed on the warp. Think of it at 22c
yard. Ain. ribbon
A rich 4-in. Tareta. 22c instead of 4oc-
It's a heavy ribbon, colored grqunoss'
cred in black dots, black and white,
too.
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons. 22c-5 in.
wide; never sold regularly under
55c. Every good color.
You know we tie all bows free in the
latest ways.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Destitute Woman seeks a Brother.

SAN JOSE, April s.-Mrs. Alice
Laird, an elderly woman from ST.
Louis, Mo-, applied for lodging at the
police station last night. She had
come here looking for her brother.
who until recently lived here. Not
finding him and being destitute, she
went to the police. The woman was
sent to the Red Cross Sanitarium for
the night 1t was learned by the po-
lice to-day that her brother had gone
to Los Angeles and the Board of Su-
pervisors furnished her with trans
portation TO that place.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
5000 Yds. Glngham a TO- Yd.

Dotted swiss, 15c yard. It's embroidered
white linen and blue grounds, dot
and figure patterns.
Lawns and dimities. 10c yard. And 9TH
ers at u 21ac and 15c yard. New and
different: most every color and in
any variety of patterns
Galatea cloth. $50 yard. 500 pieces of it.
It's a sturdy cloth, for outing suits
and children's school dresses. It's
27 inches wide
Linen suiting. 25c yard It's 27 inches
wide. Strong material; in gray, nile,
light blue and oXblood.
Figured batiste, 10c yard, 5000 yards of
it: 200 patterns. What a range for
choosing. Colored and light grounds.
10c yard.
Cotton suiting 1Oc yard. % inches wide;
dark color; for outing suits and chill
dren's wear.
MadraS, &c.
It's 81 inches wide, in the prettiest
stripes, checks and plaids; for mems
shirts; all good colors. &c yard
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Teapots, s110. POT size. handy shape;
you can use them for coffee.
Tea kettles, SLIGO. No. size; good sized
one and easy to clean.
Pitcher, S5c. 2-qt. one.
Porcelain sauce pan. 45c. u qt.i one
with cover.
Rice boiler, $125. IL -qt one.
Stew pan, 55c. It's a deep one; will hold
3 quarts.
Egg pans, zoe. Handy little things to
fry eggs in.
Pudding pans, soc. / Y -qt. ones.
Windsor sauce pans, $1.O0. They're BOT.
size, with cover.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
SCOTTISH BOWLERS PLAY
MANY EXCITING GAMES
Gather on the New Park Green for
the First Time in Several
Months.

The Scottish bowlers were out in
numbers yesterday afternoon, when
the new green in Golden Gate Park
was played upon for the first time in
several months. Many spectators
watched the games, which were much
closer than usual. Most of the games
were won by one point. The tourna-
ments were not commenced, owing to
the fact that the members were not
sure the green could be played upon.
1t was announced that both tourna-
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Some New Stuffs

Representative is this
Barege wash goods, 35c yard. It's the
best forgery of wool we have ever
seen. We thought it was wool un-
til we felt it. So will you. It's an
invisible check material, sheer, at
35c yard.
Gun metal etamines. 25c. It's the
new color cotton etamine, "a inches
wide. You can scarcely tell it from
wool, but think of the difference
25c a yard-and how comfortable it
will be for summer.
Japanese crepe, zoe yard. It's 80
inches wide. in solid colors and
stripe patterns. It's the most suit
able and pretty stuff for men s
shirts and women's outing suits.
Perle de sole, 3Sc yard. It's a new
stuff. with all the simmer and lus-
ter of silk; striped and figured. We
have been selling it at soc yard.
But we are doing the unusual to-
morrow. so it's 3Sc yard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
wen known Banker Passes Away.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-E. w.
Clark, head of the banking house of
E. w. Clark & Co., one of the oldest
financiers of this city, died to-day at
his home in Germantown, aged II
years Clark was identified with many
traction enterprises.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Free Shampoo

Tuesday Wedne5day Thursday
and Friday-Fow Days
To every one who makes soc pur-
chase from our hair tonics or sham
poos It's done to get more OF you
acquainted with our hair dressing
department, the facilities it has and
the better way we do things.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

through a place about the size of a
hat. His implements he left behind
him. While he used one auger to
bore with he used the other as a han
die. which he tied with a piece Of un-
dershirt to the top Of the bit
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Other New Spring Weaves

That getf showing
VOILES VENETIANS first and all the
vole and
SIoo light and beautiful material
hackan coloredv ians;$ qualti ares
Broadc in
The vpongee silks are here sc and in ones
wells sell in
clear lust loud
all white
silk o
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Soup pot, $3.50. VIII hold II quarts;
has cover and two side handles.
Sauce pan. 45c. a 2-qt. Tipped one.
Chamber pals S1.95. Will hold 10 qts
Milk kettles. soc. Will hold quarts.
Dish pans, s1.45. Hold ii quarts
Divided sauce pans. $2.65. For gas or
oil stoves; useful as can be.
Milk pans. 35c. 3-Qt ones.
Tipped kettle, S1.6O. It's a 12-qt. one,
with cold bail handle.
Wash basin, 35c
Wall soap dish. 35c. 1t has a drainer.
Soup ladle. Csc.
Teapot, CSC. 2-qt.; in the new shape.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
Art Sateen l5c Yd

40 pieces Of 1t. It's figured splendid
variety of patterns, suggestive for the
mantel, for dainty drapings or coverings
for comforters, It's SO in. wide. 15c yd.
Tapestry 40c yd It's for furniture covering;
so new pieces of it in rich combinations.
pretty designs: 80 in. wide, to sell at
40c yard.
Tapestry Coo yd. New Bsgdad stripes, 10
new pieces OF il. IT. a heavy duality for
curtains and furniture covering, or for
draping cozy corners. 60c yd.
Art Muslin lie I'd. Figured. 60 pieces of it,
in stripes and conventional designs.
Women like il TO finish bed sets. It's
Sc in. wide. at lie yd.
Art Denim zoe yd. It's plain. but in
pretty shades of red blue, green or
brown. It's a heavy S-oz. quality. It's
20c yd.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Bleached sheets, 45c. Size 54x90.
These are hemmed. There are
other sizes. every one made of a
splendid quality of sheeting, with
a two-inch hem, up to 90x90, at
Csc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Hemstitched sheets, 55c. Size 54x90.
Bleached. Think of them as hem
stitched. and then think of the
price We have never seen one as
low before Size 63x90, 60c; 72x90,
Csc; 90x90, 75c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

Beautiful Wedding GIFTS in This
Sale Toilet Sets
Brush, Comb, Mirror.
Three pieces to each set. Regular
$3.50 sets.
At 81 90 Set
They're as pretty sets as one could
wish for, glass is French plate. with
bevel edge. Round, clear. The brush
has splendid bristles, with burnt wood
back; all new designs. Because we dou-
bled our order we are able to nearly dou-
BILE the value. They are $500 instead of
$3.50.
At 81 rs instead of S3.OO-A three-piece
set with Dresden china backs. those
with pretty figures painted on them !;
and others of polished wood, bevel
edge and plated glass. oval mirrors.
s1.75 instead of $500 set.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
72XOO Sheets at 40C

They're them unbeached Made of
share this week
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
There's summer to every thread OF these.
MOhaipS: SiCilienneS
The favored fabrics.

To see them their best them at Haes.
The English inherited knack
they silky because they will crush
the perfect they the the
the tailor skirts Let's look prices
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

5000 wards of Gobelin brand, and if know
creton know that variety of
stripes others Oriental
lighter floral
designs pretty and laundry bags. 15c yd
Figured Silkoline 7c ard
5000 of wide howered striped designs
the strong makes suitable
comforter pretty draping too &c yd
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
5000 Yards Art Burlap

red blue and natural coorings fowered striped and
overng cozy and other decorations; the most
y. Contractors building their
saved every yard. 15c yd instead of 25c yd-
Art Silkoline 1910 Yard
5000 yards here. Gobelin sikOine Oriental
patterns mantel
draping. Other fowered effects sc in wide. Big variety
Y 15c yd.
25c Art Drapery at I8c.
linene drapery yards sturdy.
ly stuff especially adapted covering
curtains; cashmere stripes
harp designs You how unusual it is; much better
than tell 1Sc yd.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
womenan unusual
kitChenWare Opportunity
a
o OH dT store
Stransky EnameIware

appearance n San
they different We would like We
Hae's
here table table full and
choose this week If
will a Hales.
useful shape here kettles ladies and all OF the
t dipped makes
Nbeized outside
the
perfect
to-mor Here are prices: