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WESTERN PACIFIC ROAD
ANNEXES ANOTHER LINE
Report That 1t Has Purchased the
Boca and Loyalton In. the
Sierra Neyadas.

RENO, March lon good author
ity it was reported In Reno to-day
that the Western Pacific Railroad
has purchased the Boca and Loyalton,
small road running from the heart
Of. the Sierra Nevada mountains to
Boca, where II connects with the
Southern Pacific Company. The road
is In direct line with Beckwith Pass
and Is valuable property. The off,
cials. or the Boca and Loyalton road
were asked to either deny or affirm
the report this afternoon. but refused
to do so. j,
The purpose Of carrying the deal
out at. this stage, 1t is understood, Is
for the purpose Of providing an easy
means for the Western Pacific to
transport building material to the
pass.
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Other Santa rs Trains.

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart from San Francisco daily at t7;o5
7:45 S:25. 9:10 $50 IL 100 a. m: 12:2O / As
s:10. ABS. Sis. So e:so. 7:l5. 1915 and
Arrive at San Frapcisco daily at fe:4o 7:s5
s.16 $50 0<35 10:5o a. m; 1910, 30 1.N
AS. sos. SAD. o:22. $751;. 7:4o and Ii:s
D. m.
For Fairfax daily at 7:45 a M also s.tu--
davs at 3:15 D. m. and daily except Saturdav y
send Sunday at 5:15 D. m
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a m. daily-Cazadero ans way station.
3:15 D. m. Saturdays only-For cazadefo.
etc
Sis D. me daily. except Saturday and sun
day for Tomales, etc.
TICKET OFFICE-650 Market st.
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market ST..
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BORN.

ASIILAND-In this city, February 81, 1905.
to the wife of William. E. Ashland (nee
Woodbury.. daughter.
DIEHL-In Oakland. March 1. 1905. to the
wife of Fred W. Diehl. son.
SCIiWINDELAUF-In this city, March l.
1J05. to the wife If Theodore Schwindeiauf'
daughter. -
SHAWN Oakland. March 1. 1905, to the
wife of Fred l. Shaw, a son.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will be inserted. They must be handed
endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published once in this column
free of charge.
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COAL CATCHES FIRE
IN HOLD 'OF THETTS
Prompt Work Prevents Serious DAM
age to the Revenue Cutt"~
at Sasualito.

SAN RAFAEL. March 1.-The de-
struction by fire Of the United States
revenue cutter Thetis> to-day was mar
rowly- averted. The Thetis Is lying at
at Sausalito. Early in the afternoon
one Of the seamen noticed smoke COM
ing through the forward matches. He
Immediately gave the alarm of fire.
An investigation showed that the coal
stored in the hold OF the. vessel had
caught fire.
work to remove the coal from the ves-
sci to lighters that were lying along
side. After several hours Of hard work
most of the unburned coal was re-
moved and the fire placed under con-
troll. The officers state that no. dam
age was done other than the destruc-
ton Of quantity Of coal.
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Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, March 1.-WHEAT - Walla
Walla SIC: bluestem. 92c; valley &c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA March 1..wHEAT-Unchanged
Bluestem, 93c: club S61kc.
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Marshall Field Injured.

CHICAGO, March 1. - Marshall
Field, the well:known merchant, is
confined to his home with a broken
leg, the result of fall on an icy side
walk. 1t will be month before he
is able to walk.
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WOMAN GETS DAMAGES
AGAINST NORTH SHORE
Marie Serfen Awarded Seven Thou
sand Five Hundred Dollars
For Her Injuries.

SAN RAFAEL. March 1.-Maris
serfen, who was severely injured In .
collision of an electric train with some
freight cars near Mill Valley Junction
on the North Shore RAILROAD last Au-
gust, in a suit brought by her against
the company was to-day awarded q
verdict of $500.
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CHARLEROI Belgium, March 1-Dynamite
bombs have seriously damaged property and
mine owners residences at Gilly and Couer-
celles.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES,

AMERICAN CAN cOMPANY-A quarterly
dividend Of one and one-quarter per cent has
this day been declared on the preferred stock
o. this company, payable on April / 1905 to
stockholders OF record at thee close of busi-
ness March 20. For the payment OF this div
ldeno and. for the purpose OF the annual
meeting OF stockholders the transfer books
both TO the preferred and common stocks
win be closed from March 21 to April 25,
both. days inclusive. Dividend checks will
rusry ST 1905
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DIVIDEND notice The Giant Powder Com
pany, Con.-A dividend No. 10, of fifty cents
t5Oc) per share on the issued capital stock OF
the San Francisco office Of the Company
rooms POP, 204 and 206, Kohl building on
March 10, 1905. Transfer. books closed
March 3. 1909 at noon. C @ QIIINN Sec
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Bernhard. Josephine kruse. Johann H.-61.
n years Laughery, Henry-S7
Boland Lawrence McEwen. Daniels.
Buckley. Raymond-10l Mckee. Nora-3S.
Butt, Peter C.-56. Moran, John.
Cple, Levi $50. :. Ogilvie. Margaret-SS
Cusick, Bridget: O'Hara. John F.-2G.
Dowling. Kate-23. Phillips. Richard--4l.
Ellard Elien-56. Radovicn, Lazar-67.
Farnham, Capt Jerry Reavey, Helen G.-S.
.W.-75 Ryan, Mae Csc.
Featherston. Bridge. Schmidt, Elisa S.-51.
Fink einfanto Smith, Lena-3S.
Flanagan Joseph 81 Swanson. Eyelyn-6.
Giannirii Martetta-2S Tully. Mary-44
Goodwin; Katie Walsh, Margaret-2S-
Grote. Henry-34. Wilson. Thomas-0S.
KowaIsky. Edwin-5S
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SUFFERING AND sTAszalEnINc.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MELBOURNE system; 2 schools; $40 Diamond
52l Franklin. INQUIRE 52l Franklin. s 10 h
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Builders Contract.

W. c. spiegel (owner) with Erik Boes (con-
tractor). architect E. Boes--All work except
mantels gas fixtures and shades for a two
story frame building dour fats) the s
line Of Fourteenth street. 156 w OF Sanchez.
W % by 115; S3750.
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TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
SEQ and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
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WEEKLY CALL, 500 PER YEAR,
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
foot OF Market ST.
us A. ~. ZOO NJ. 1fs0eA AM
100 p y. 500 ~. Sis -
A for Morning p for Aftarnoon >
fgunday excepted t5undky onlT
saturday only. hMonday culx
tstops at III statiens on sundAx,
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ROOMS TO nrr-rurn. and unfu,n.

GOLDEN GATE ave. l411A-Elegant rooms.
single or in suites, $40, 500; housekeeping II
desf-c1
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st. Joseph's Union-The semi-annual high
mass of requiem for the deceased members
and deceased friends of the living members
of st. Joseph's Union will be celebrated in
St. Mary's Cathedral Thursday, the I'd
inst, at 10 o'clock. The sermon on that
occasion will be by the Rev. Father Con-
molly OF st. Paurs Church.
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HARRIs-In this city. April 8. 1905. Hazel
Louise Harris beloved daughter Nof Esther
and Emerson Harris and sister of William
Harris and the late Juanita Harris, native
days.
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Sa SSMonday) at l p m, from her late resi-
and Castro Tnterment tn cvpres. Lawn Gem e
etery.
HERBERT-In this city. April g. 1905 Bea-
@ .rise. dearly beloved daughter Of William
and Maud Herbert native of California,
aged months and 16 days.
HUBBERT-In this city. April 5, 1905, John,
fstSee 6etSsed ~ husband 2aI Of Sarah Hubert. and
Willis and George Hubert, a native OF Eng
iano aged ~ years months and days.
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Msi.h rMesidenoe; 724 Valencia street. Interment
MANsFIELD-In this city, April I. 1905, VII
liam Mansfield. a native of New York. aged
6S years.
MccARTHYmIn the City and County Hospital.
april .. 1905, Michael Mccarthy. native
OF Ireland. aged go years.
MICHENFELDER-In this city, April 8 1905.
Msohsy,,1 MMenry, dsarly beloved husband Of Amelia
EIsaahah Mncnen,eider. and beloved brother OF Mrs
Sinsheim. Germany
MORoNEY-In this city, April Z, 1905 Pat
TICK. TICK Moroney. native Of ireland. aged 70
oKEEFE-In this city. April Z. 1905. Cath
crime, beloved wife of the late Joseph
okeefe and mother Of John F. and Walter
a. Okeefe. Mrs. P. H. Winterson and the
iate Joseph and Christine o. Keefe, native
pers please copy -
EFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
SMonday!. at o'clock a. M. from the resi-
oence OF her daughter, 1884 Sutter street.
tnence to Holy Cross Church, where SOL
emn requiem mass will be celebrated for the
lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery.
PAMLMER-At AIN ST. Mary's Hospital April Z.
lsoo. Mary A., wife OF H. H. Palmer.
motner OF Harold Palmer. daughter of Cath
crime and the late John Dougherty, and sis
ter OF John Dougherty and Mrs r p Clark
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of San Rafael. a native of California.
1.-THE funeral will take place tomorrow
lMonday). at S:45 a. M. from her late resi-
James Church. Guerrero and Twenty-third
streets. where a solemn requiem mass VIII
be celebrated for the repose Of her soul.
lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery.
RETALLACK-In Oakland. Cal. April s. 1905.
Lorena Ellsworth. beloved wife OF William
Hetaliack, mother of William E. Retallack'
tive of Oregon
ORemains at Leitch & Henderson's resi-
dence parlors Clay street, San Pablo avenue
and seventeenth street.
RICHARDsoN-In San Jose. April I. 1905.
David Sidney Richardson. father of F. H.
Richardson. and husband OF the late Mary
shire, aged SO years. Oakland papers please
EvFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Sunday April Q, at 2 p. m. at his late resi- resi-
ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
ROBINsoN--In Lompoc. Santa Barbara, CAL.
April g. 1905, Sarah A.. widow Of the late
Thomas Robinson. and mother Of Mrs NJ.
]. Pierce of San Francisco Mrs. Eliza H.
Tyler Of Seattle. Wash. Mrs. S. A.. Pur-
vine Of Petaluma, Cal, and Emma and Will
q New Wass Torkshi4s Se %pe' England a aged
81 years and IL days.
sHEA-In this city. April s. 1905. at her resi-
ly beloved daughter Of Annie and the late
James Shea, native Of San Francisco.
ONottce OF funeral hereafter.
6MTTH-ln this city. April s. 1905. Terrence.
beloved husband OF Catherine Smith. and
loving father of Frank L. Smith. Mrs. w. p.
Emerson. Mrs. G.. T. Balinger and the late
James j. Smith. native of County cavan.
Gentlemen's sodality of ST. Ignatius Church.
y u The funeral will take place Tomorrow
(Monday). at o'clock a. m from his late
residence. 80 Octavia street. thence to sa-
cred Heart Church, where requiem high
mass WIN be celebrated for the repose Of
MS soul, commencing at $3.50. 1nterment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
SWAMI this city, April 8. 1905, Charles W..
beloved husband of the late Leona Swan.
and father Of Mrs. j. H. Leoma Mrs. w.
Person, Mrs. w weismann. Mrs H. Ad-
ans Mrs. s.. Spano Miss Amy Swan. II.
l.; r.. T.. and Oscar Swan. and brother of
Jabez s. Swan. native of Connecticut, aged
90 years 10 months and days.
To5iN-In Oakland. Cal. April s. 1905. Ellen.
widow of the late Mark TobIn. and mother
OF Mary j. Tobin. native Of Bantry. Ire
land. aged 80 years.
VERGEZ-In Oakland March 80. 1905. Jean
vegsez. beloved husband OF Caroline versez.
and father of Celeste NJ. and Adolph vergez
and Mrs. J. Gonzales OF Chhuahua, Mexico.
native OF France. aged 6S years
fuy ,px,aes and aeaudain,anoss 1 are Ssspdset
chapel cf Julius s GodeaT os 5ns
avenue. thence to Odd Fellows Hall. where
services will be held under the auspices of
Franco. .Americaine Lodge No. 2oI. I. Q. Q.
f. lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. by
electric from Eighteenth and Guerrero
streets Please omit flowers.
WALSH-In this city. April 5. 1905. John
and brother Of 1Ecnas Walsh and Mrs. A.
- de Lorme. native OF Ann Arbor
seae ssa snd 3 nsh peasa s
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
James McGinn' & Co, 2l4 Eddy street Gre
nation Odd Fellows Cemetery.
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DEATH NOTICES.
Continued From Page Fifty.

Edward Bendixen. son of Georg Bendixen
and the late Mrs. G. Bendixen, and brother
Of Fritz. Julius and Rudolf Bendixen of
eso assd s sea: ons Of and 20 day
" Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
chapel Of Theodor Dierks. 432 Golden Gate
avenue; between Larkin and Polk streets.
Cremation l. o. o. F. Cemetery
BENNINK-In this city. April s, 1905. Adrian
w. beloved husband Of Emma L. Bennink.
native OF Massachusetts. aged SO years 1
month and 27 days
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
sunday. at gag p. m. from Odd Fellows
under the auspices of Fidelity Lodge No.
222, !. o. o. F. Interment ODD Fellow
Cemetery.
BUTCHER-In this city April g. 1905, at his
residence. 1b45 Seventh avenue South,
James l. Butcher. dearly beloved husband of
I.I,oT HanoTah M. Butcher che and beloved father Of
OF CINCINNATI. Ohio. aged 81 years IL months
Augustine c. Byrone. beloved husband Of
Della Byrone. and beloved father Of Del
I pnina. MsEsis and Mrs Mary Miner. a ma,
years.
DFriends and acouaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
lMonday(, at $3.50 O'Clock a. m. from his
late residence. San Pablo. thence to the
CATHOLIC church. San Pablo. where re-
Huieih nlsH mass VIII De celebrated Tor the
repose of his soul, commencing at 10 a. m.
lntermcnt San Pablo.
CANE-In this city. April g. at % Dc Boom
street. infant son Of Joseph and Katherine
Cane. native Of San Francisco.
EvANs-In this city. April Z. 1905, Ellen
Evans. beloved mother Of Minnie and Sydney
Evans. and grandmother OF Mrs Louise La
Goury and Mrs. Lottie Bush, native OF
sydney, Australia, aged 75 years
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
tMondayl, at p m. from her late resi-
denc. 421 Plymouth avenue. Ocean View. In
terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
FULLER-In this city. April Z, 1905, Sarah
relict OF Erbon John Fuller, and mother Of
Mary Ellen Fuller and Mrs. James Burke
a native of County Donegal Ireland
u Friends and acquainfances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
Sunday, at 1880 a. m. from her late resi-
dence, BOOT Webster street, thence to St
Vincent de Paups Church for services COM
mencing at IL o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
beloved wife of John Griffin. and beloved
mother of John j., Harry r. and Bessie
Griffin, Mrs. p. Bokareso and the late Mary
Malder. native Of County Tipperary. Ire
land, aged So years.
UTFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence, sos Third street. on Sunday.
April 9. at II o'clock. thence to ST. Rose 8
Church for services. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery. A requiem high mass for the
repose Of her soul Will be celebrated at st.
Roses Church on Monday, April TO- at 8
a. m. Friends are invited to attend.
April s. 1905, Mauritz Hagquist, native of
Sweden. aged % years.
HANSEN-In this city, April T. 1905. e. Han
sen. q native of Denmark. aged So years.
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parent, Mohammed Ali Mersa. win ad-
minister the Government during his
fathers absence. MS
An imperial decree has been ga
zetted ordering the reorganization of
the Persian army, which under the
new scheme viii comprise twelve divi-
sions, each of 900 men. OF an e-,o<
The hungry for righteousness are not
to be satisfied with rhetoric.
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Locomotive Boiler Explodes.

CENTRAL PARK. Mont, April 81
In the explosion of the boiler of ar
eastbound freight engine Engineer Dar
ellis of Livingston was instantly
killed and Fireman Richard Kinney OF
Livingston and Head Brakeman
Stremes were injured. the latter ia.
thy.
tally.
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MISSION A FAILURE.

This is tantamount to asserting that
the West End Mission has completely
failed in its main purpose-that of get
ting the upper classes" interested in
religion. But this view of 1t is fatty
contradicted by the opinion of ]. H.
Putterill, the secretary of the evangel-
ical council, which is running the re-
vival. No one is in better position to
get inside information. 1T is not true, "
he told me, that our audiences have
been drawn almost exclusively from
the nonconformist sects. The interest
which society people have manifested
in our meetings has far surpassed our
expectations. They are not content
with coming once they come again
and again. At the present time, within
a fortnight of the close of the mission.
the demand for tickets of admission
from the best society Of London is
higher than 1t has been at any other
time. We have adopted the course of
reserving certain stalls and boxes. tick
cts for which could only be obtained
through written applications, that we
might know who sought them. And we
know that among those who have
~o1NSA NAS OScpSSl AilSISol III OuI iiiio-
sion are some Of the highest in the
land"
Putterill would give no names, but
he intimated that if he were free to
DO SO it would astonish folk who were
asserting that no effect had been pro-
duced by the mission among the aris-
tocracy.
Does that include royalty also?" /
asked.
Il have made no reference to the
King or the royal family said Put
terin.
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Sale Wool Blankets
To Interest Hoxsekeebers.

To Interest II HoMsekeePers.
There are just Ss pairs Of them that are
slightly soiled; some OF them made a
little too long.
The manufacturer sends them to us so
we can sell them very much under
priced.
Sizes for single beds and double beds,
weights from to pounds, $3.50,
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And the new laces that are here
From s1.oo to $500 yard-In cream. two
tone net tops. Point de Gaze Pompa-
dour and Point Lierre and net allovers,
suggest the prettiest yokings for
waists Net tops and bands to match
for sleeves, berthas and skirt f1ounces.
venise Allovers-Bands and galoons up
TO $3.50 yard; in elaborate rose and
vine designs, many in the new pompa-
dour effects; some of the prettieSt we
have seen.
New Drape Nets at 75c-Are interesting.
In pink and blue, with ring dots.
blue, black and white.
And here are the trimmings:
At S2.0o to S.. o-Medallions and ga.
looms in Venise lace. Persian effects
combined with little vine, rose scroll
patterns, such as cream Venise lace
roses, with tan or green colored CEN
At S1.oo to S1.75-Persian medallions in
every color combination. And passe-
menteries. including the new green's,
browns, blues and shaded effects.
At SOC to 75c yard--Bands, gimps and
medallions, button effects embroidered
designs that will be used so much for
vests. yenise galoens and bands in
browns. blues, greens and champa gnes.
Csc to 4oc yard-New gimps and braids
The pull braids are among the most ef-
fective. They can be made into SO
many different designs and given SO
many different effects.
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Figured Creton, TIC yards inches
wide, new patterns; regular 10c quality
at 71ao.
Curtain Swiss, 1896 inches wide;
it's Scotch lappet swiss. dainty de-
signs; Just two cases Of 1T 1-3c yard
Royaline Crepe, AZ kc-It has the max
ing of the prettiest new mantel drapeS
and bed drapes. 1t looks like silk.
Japanese Crepe, 1-3c-lts new; 70
inches wide; nile, green. blue. gray and
white grounds, with pretty figures; the
prettiest of Oriental patterns
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silkosheen, 1s 2-3c-It's a new draping.
It's at Hale's and being shown for the
first time in San Francisco. 1t has tn,
appearance of silk 36 inches wide.
16 2-3c. Then
Art silkoline at 1a1sc-S6 inches wide.
Art Denim at 15c.
Art Creton at 15c.
Plain Si1koline at 1oc.
Brass Curtain Rods at 7c.
Brass Rods for Half-Sash Curtains at Sc
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rather patronizingly of the mission as
deserving of some real sympathy from
all decent churchmen,' says: "One
main fact about this mission is quite
certain-namely, that the immense ma
jority of the great audiences is drawn
from the attendants at nonconformist
places of worship-at least 80 per cent,
if not more. The remaining 10 per cent
are drawn from evangelical or nebulous
churchmen and from idlers"
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T Unusual Bedding Values

II uuOudl OCsASiI1S diuSS
~ That an unusually large order
Judged even by six-store stand
ard) brings. Here are
541oo Sheets, 4oe 7zx9o Sheets. SOC
65soo Sheets, 4sc SIxoo Sheets, $50
oo1oo Sheets, 6oc
But it's the quality of the muslin
the sheets are made of that makes
this news SO important. And
45-inoh Muslin, 1oc-It's unbleached.
a sturdy close-woven quality. 1t
should be big factor in the eco
nomical making of sheets and pill
low cases. 1oc yard.
Pillow Cases, 12zc-45x36 inches.
Good strong smooth-fnished mus
lin.
72xso Sheet. 35c-With a long seam
In the center; good quality sheet
ing.
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a Splendid 1-Burner
Gas Stove at S1.4O

It's regular $2.25 stove that is
made heavy, full nickel plated. It's
an extra heavy value from the
downstairs store this week. Along
with
Gas Tubing, &c It. It's good quality.
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Folding Go-Cart, S7.o5

IhStedd OF 9lO.05.
Three different styles. OF close
ly woven or fancy reed back and
sides Splendid looking carts that
will stand long service.
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HAIEs
These fire the Buildings

We are tearing dozm Sirh street make room for
the big eaO six-stoyy building that be joined soith
the Moykesyeet store And the present be made
taller.
This nesv speaks eloquently than cords of
ho7o firmly the of Hale merchandising methods haze be-
come embedded TN the bubhcs confidence
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M OTE-Yesterday some
4 new suits in silk and
wool came in BY express.
They're samples of suits that
ordinarily sell from $4,000
to $500. We haze marked
them $4,000 to $4,000.
Jacket, redingote and blouse
styles. They make an oPPor-
tnnity to buy the Easter
gozcn economically.
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Easter Perfumes
Colgate's Extracts, $50 os.

The most highly concentrated,
therefore the most lasting per-
fumes we know of. to sell at these
two prices.
The odors are White Heliotrope, Ylang
Ylang. La France. Trailing Arbutus. CASH
Dactylis, Apple Blossoms, Lily Of the VAL
ley, Pink. Wood Violet and Sweet Orchid.
35c and Soc oz
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More Art Burlaps, 1910
a u Choose From Either Plain Figured
figured 36 5000 yards
it. Oriental designs make pretty wall floor
ngs Yes it's being used for curtanng the home
It's quality such as you have sold &c., Second floor
drapery tomorrow I211c yard.
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ViSit the cake-baking demon
Stration Downstairs.
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t 25c. Worth Up to z5c:

Black silk escurial lace galoons and
bands. in medallions and other pret-
ty patterns, up to 3h inches wide.
Net top laces, 4 to 10 inches wide in
cream, ecru and butter; fine and
filmy as well as heavier effects; in
dot, leaf, vine and other combina-
tionS.
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thinking of But those WI
only advantages
from unusual Varieties and prettier STYLES
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New Flower Sprays at 05c

Big sprays that ordinarily sell for S2oo Bought
big whoehanded way interest who thinking
trimming their hats And shapes o5c.