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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-03

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The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
DIST. No. IF.

July 2.-Yes I VI come gain. and tr} to give some of the news n this part Of the country
 Our school k to begin the 10th ot this month. Quite number 8l the patrons are Hee very wei satisfied with the tsme o~ we are . have oalF t.s7ee a5a,it,-~ term Nc understand eaat Asa Mus Can aa> beer efae=#s ta teach.
 The prospeet |. rest before beginning 10 take care o- our large aPPieerop < paet.as smiles on the faces of Ve farmers.
 The wild blackberry eropis ee- ing to teexeez.e.ss. oa.te num- of the women 5gaze6egan to can them.
 Ono would lhasz written sooner but he is just getting back since the treshet Q. some weeks ago. He lives iu a hollow and it came near washing his corn crop al away, taking the land with 1t.
 Mrs. James has been poorly for several days but is better now.
 Uncle Marion Ashworth has lot found that woman yet,
 Several Of our neighbors are thinking ot going to Oklahoma to look out location. Should they find ole ta suit them we shall expect to hear e their jour ueYiug back Seau.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
Proposed Amendment No. 8.

l nat section os Article II 9f the Consultation af the state Of Arkansas. He amended SC aS t0 read as follows
 Article l4 Set ID }. The General Assembly shaz provide by eenezaI avs toT tae support - camnas Scae9IS oV taxes. which shah rererex. eeed in aay one year three mlsIs a the d1..4r on the taxable property af tlIe state and oyan annual per capita tax 4l 4ue dollaf, ta 9e assessed on every ma4e inhaoitaut nf.thIs State over tbe age ef t~entY-3ne years. Provided the Jeneral Assembly may by general .a@ authorize school districts t0 levy. oy vote q the qualified electors If suea distfict lax not to exceed seven miiis on the dollar lu any one year fer school purposes Provided further. that ID such tax shall be appropriated te any other purpose H0r t6 any other dlstrlct than that for which r gas levied. s1 te @9 The above resolution was fled in tha ,.fce af the Secretary ot State oB March , l4o5 Edcn eiect0r may vote f0rara1afrS- the above amendment
 Witness my atficla. signature thfs l4th day af Febr4afF. DOG ', - f -
 .. z. LE DWIG.
 Secretary If State.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
WORK OF CONGRESS.
What Fiity-Ninth Congress Did
 And What Ii Did Not.

 first session - the itty-ninth con- gress which rame to an end at l0 o'clock tonight was remarkable f9r more than the versatility. scope and importance If Us legislation. IL vas not only distinguished .fr0m its pfed- eceSS01s for Us steps toward inc solution If the greatest economic pr9o- lem, succeeding the settlement ot tivi. war issues but n the artaa. volume af ~otk accomplished t 8It- stand out n tanSp ea74> relief agaza ast the back gr4aa8 # modern congress siona. history. Prahao.F toe most marked d5aeFent8t s tae astE- ntutl congress fr1m J,> preieeess Es sine the adM5aH>tf8e. a Iseas. E was tine extension # teaer4. .saza v ana the eocr6aa aaMeut eNes.E .Fe upon the legislative a.l1e. tae government.
 BllS passed
 Railroad late a5z
 Meat inspect 2 Ha is.-e.
 Pare fs.a .a8
 Inve>tI<4t5 7 ordered .8s sHsa9- part4tlan ca. aa4 s..-
 LOCK cana for Panama au1 #a99 = e8at.aae NIX.
 AamltJirg Oklahoma aua Indian Territory as state and allowing Arlzona and New Mexico L. vote on 1t.
 Tax taken of deuatured a.e0h5!
 Uniform and more strict method Of natGralizing aliens enacted.
 The immunity of tneSSe> from ! prosecution wha give testimony be. fore government tribGna.s restricted.
 One million three hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars for Jamestown exposition n sundrY =elg1i oil.
 Consular service given complete new .egal status which wii- permit = an entire reaFganizati5l
 The largest 8att.e snip aazat authorized. sat pans nus, ae >eatts congress T zfs Hsxt sa>si !.
 Law deEnl1z 4Hd p4nt>hlls H.z51e
 The annual appz pratt + tzs=tae staze ml.lt4 W#s doubled. aa5 =azzz. after = 858.o=F4 se spent
 Fs intended . pfr,erve tae #ssea#e beauty If S.4g4za Pas
 TaFFif aeess# E tHe fa=- 2. pE.le 5yeeazl7z1zs sz=szzz= EBg the Is.8aa trade revised
 Employers liability ." .r EaH=faad md ather enp.sfes sasa-s.. E hazard. #a..> etnp. {a9eHt-
 Speedy app55pFia5. 1t- >4a Fzaa. e.,e1 sufferers including = f.f. #s=st aad supplies fra n zsz1ment ,.#-ss
 Ne4rly s=s4s4s aee a tons.
 Failed # passage
 Reduction = tarsfst aE PHal4PgHHe products
 snip subsidy oiil-
 Immigration 5is..
 Auti-injInetion ot.l
 Eight hour bil.
 Federal control 8s sIasaF4ae-
 Santo D9mlnsa and N see4 treaties
 The Hood = DIS was greate>. 10 the house. although the senate was not far behind [ DropoSjuZ 4~s The bil.S fed 10 the house G1riuz the ,e7en months - tl3e sesslea mn De-
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES

Nj E Church. S6ath-ServIceS eyerf sunday at Il a n. and at. night ex- cept first. Rev B. Nj BurrOw pastor sunday school at a:45 a n. ". E sim pS0u. su peFlntendent.
 Christian Churcn-sunday School at 9.i5 a. ID. S P. Newcomb. superin- tendent Christian EndeaYor every sunday evening at $50 Walter Bef- r, president Prayer meeting eFeFg Wednesday evening at 30.
 First Baptist Churcq-Services ey- err sunday. morning and evening Prayer meeting every "Wednesday night Young peoples prayer meet Ing every Friday night. Fla. J. 4. smith. pastor. sunday School at 4si5 q. n. [. Christian superintendent Primitive Baptist- Services every second Saturday and Sundav Il T |. D. Ed. J. R. Loving. pastor.
 Ffrsv N. E. Chafeh-services every sunday morning and eVenIng. Sun day >eho8. II 4.45 q III. Epw9rth League e7eTy SanaaF 4t o.5) 2 n JGniar League egeFF sunday ats ?. n Prayer meeting eKeT7 Thursday eyeE. iRe Rev '. V. Campbell pasteE. L G Williamson, sl perinteadent
 P-e,byteri4n-Pfeaching every S4a. day morning ana evening: prayer meeting every Wednesday eFenln. Re-. J :. HerFing5an. pastor. saa- day Sch08. every sunday at 4.+5 ]. m. |. D Petrd>S. uperlntendent.
 V. z. T. C.-Meet every two weeks au TuesdaF afternoons. Mrs. Hattie Pa.mer president: Mrs Mary Moore vice president. Mrs Maggie Thomp. son secretary: Mrs. Ellen LanystoD treasurer.
 spring Ctr L9dga N. 49. K q P Y Meets every M8ngaY night. ". l. simpson, (. C Lee Henry, k ef E. aad >
 springdale L5dge No 3l6, F. k 4. M Meets arst Friday night after fu.l moon in each month. W. Deds9n W Ii. M Brown, sec.
 Springdaie Camp S8 2- ". . Y. Meets every arst ana third ThQfs- dag night 6f each month. ". 2. Seal ~. '. C NJ . Lich.yier. clerk Uniform Rank " E. Long, capt
 A Q T N. Ladge. No. $9-Meets aa second and fourth "Wednesday night8n each month T. J Graham. Nj " Arthur Dyes recorder
 SDrIugda.e Enca mpment NJ. -. l. =. o F Meets eFefY Friday nlkbt except FriGay ni9ht 8a IT after zAe f@5I non . each month.
 J " GARTER. (. ?
 CLYDE INGRAM, >crl1s
 E E. HaeeS Past N. M eet> arst Saturday in eaea month at IT. L. N Ne.is 5mmaudey ( N Poo, ad 1t4nt
 Nea Fla L.dge - 35 O. Q. F- meet Tuesday nights of each weea.
 J W ,.ARTEE, \. ..
 ] r BENNETT. Sec.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the State
 of Arkansas,

Notice Is hereby giveu that the fol. owing lolut resoIuti0n. proposing an amendment ta the State Constitution was passed bg the General AssembIy at it> regular session If lq85 and that the same vii be submitted u the electors Of the state at the next ran- era. election. t5 be held Monday. Sep tember 5. t4o5. far adoption ar reiee- tiGC. VIZ
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
 WINSL0N.

Ju.y The aFe cracker month. the month ia whose memory the boys will probably cherish little souvenirs. SasH as black eFeS. the place wlaere a7Hger u>ed = be. ct.
 This month hazea wedding to relate, honest truth, and NJ. Holland and ATs Phillips must plead guilty.
 This k aizo . month of pleaiss and there VI be oae at Win5sey and McDonaid school house. on the srd and 4th.
 We are sorry to report that Mrs. Daisy Miller has been quite II and had one of the best doc tors of Fayetteville with her.
 Ed Hale. Of San Francisco, your message has been delivered.
 AIr. and Mrs. .. N. Barahill have little girI. named Pearl Easter. staying with them whom they later intend to adopt.
 Boys are still going 10 Kansas  in response to the call to reap the golden harvest. There are two meanings To the word. Ne wonder | the definition the boys prefer to attach to the word vii prove traez
 Mari. please dou'tlet voa- ex- peetations rise too high, 1T ny favor anyway. for al the har- deF vii be tze fa... for I assure yoa I am neither . Long fellow uor a Wh.tt.e-. : an just a plain thayseed maiden. that's a.
 Ne are s5Fz9 to report that Cain Duncan ard family vii 10 more be seen n the hills Of Ark ansas after this sal.. or al least tlley think they VI, no,; well see.
 Mr. Francisco and taru;.y are talking ot .eaysug us. too. butt do not believe ;t.S from prefer enee for other states. Bat II Re- Fatiei>ee an evangelist. he must q where dutr ealls We >ha, De >8z-r to lose them. He x also socialist lee tarer. ard is running as . candidate foz representative tise Socialist paFtF e Washington County.
 Nalkeepmo, Fes I saw Martha and she told me a'l about Mr. Mason ard hoW io.lz he was.
 Emmett Lee vi. return rom the 7Territorv. uoH Oklahoma, this month alter n absence = T months Ne lmag.ae he has time to learn "there, 10 place like home.
 The writer received a letter from Mrs. Minnie Coax fuee Half of Victoria. Texas. iu
 Continued or 7th page.l
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
News readers of this vicinity.

News readers of this vicinity. tThe square at Fayetteville belongs to the titY. but can only be used for pabiic purposes, winch would, .. course. permit the poStofice being located on same Editor.
 FPTSCO.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
DIR
STsE

Govern --Ie1 Davis.
 Secretary ot state=D. C LlG&f =. Auditor k l. -
 Treasurer IL G. TsPtaa.
 Attoruey Genera. r. l. E -FrS Sapt. Public Instruct 1gI-3 |. Hfuem9u
 Land C8mmIs,Iaaez-F F. Conway. GommiSsI Mines. Manufactures ana AgriealtaEa T. Era5t-Ez
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

ea alma>= tE tee aftg-sa za5a eaI1re>s- consisting at tEreE sFss zaS. there Aeee aass s..> lctrs ed ia the house
 The >eaataz> pzs>eu-aa 6 LIS tzam D=esa. aez=t4 J-.s 4s 4za5nSt z -.zt1 1 .r t.4= #3zs= >e>s Cl> ,tIzs zfts ss eighth raatte,sz
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
k Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Itching, HIlnd. Bleeding. Pratfaa tng KI.es Druggists afe authorized = re. fand The money r PAZ0 ONT NENT fails ta cure n tu ls daYs. 5He. -l9jan.IYF
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

\. b. Truth. V. Pau. June l re lived .HZ. reMeN =ef Re# when t4e AIs>lssipPl was af x. My gool health aud .9lI life cane 9F fdNtuE HH.IINteE : EaCHE Mountain Tea. 5 eents j. T. NELSON.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
A Jamaican Lady Speaks High ly of Chamberlain Cough Rsmedy.

Mrs. Michael Hart. wife Of the sa. peilntendent of Cart Service at King stan, Jamaica West Indies Islands. says that she nas for some years used cham berlaln's Cough Remedy for crgup and whooping cough ana has found 1t very beneficial she has im.
 pilcit con hdence ID u and would nat 0e without | bottle 0f il in her bone. >ald bY II. A. Daily and al druggists.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The prayers gs me peo De sound very much like a deman1 f5r re. ductlOu iu tue gas bIl..
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Jadge-J. :. Naples.
 Prosecuting Attorney-D E. H0rsiey Court meets fourth Monday in A prii and October.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
MACEDONIA.

Mr. Stearus, ot 1'ahleq1a, Was here this week.
 Joe Gilbert, our new black smith. is doing rushing ba>'- ness. Joe does good work and people patronize him from tarard Hear.
 Mat Brixev, of Tahlequah. l. r. who has been visiting here fer some time, returned home SatHr- day.
 The mail hacks arrived on due time Monday and both drivers seem to be pleased with the change in the route II naybe. | little nearer from SPriugdale taI Huntsville via Spring Valley than Macedonia but if it is tic difference in the distance K thor oughly of set by the use of the White River bridge during high water
 Some wanted to put the school of til August but public opinion would not admit of 1t and the directors have notified Miss Kyle to begin Monday.
 All the officers of the Sunday School were reelected Sunday but the secretary and one teach CT. Miss Mary Clayton was elect ed teacher in Class No. I and Miss Oracle Watson will succeed Henry Cannon qs secretary Henry Cannon vii begin his school work al Evergreen the first Monday in August and vi be absent from our Sunday school.
 Hinty Vaughan and James Bragg went to Fayetteville FFi- day. Uncle Jim < over eighty years old and X iu comparatively good health.
 Sam Elliot. of Madison County, passed through town this week with a fine bunch Of cattle
 Ne are in receipt of an inter- esting letter from Prof. J. R. Stotts. He k teaching near Huntsville and will begin his school work at Huntsville this fall. Prof. Stotts Is we'll known throughout this section and ranks second to none as teacher. He says "oue of the essentials of true teaching is to be able to direct the pupil to the higher things of life and inspire to relentless effort. :" He goes beyond the text book and gives his pupils original work in practical way. The knowt- edge gained by his pupils Is not easily forgotten for 1t has been learned in q way that Is practical and not in mysterious bookish language. Mere book teaching is no part of his work. Prof. Stotts has his book. A Study in Character Building, or the Ele- ments ot Manhood. by Sou e Dixie, almost completed
 Some land buyers from Illinois were in this section recently. They were well pleased with what they have seen of Arkansas. and will likely locate here n the near future. Our healthful el- mate, fertile soil and fine springs Of clear sparkling water k very attractive to the homeseeker. to say nothing of the big Ben Davis.
 Say, Mir. Editor, will you please tell Us who the Fayetteville square belongs to- It Is being discussed here aud some say that the old court house site belongs to Fayetteville, others say Il be longs 10 the county and some think it IS government property. Any information that may 6s given will be appreciated by The
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
To Cure Cold Ino,a

T4se LAXATIVE PROMO a,,t,#as
 4aoiets. Druggists refund moneg If Il 'ai-S fa cure. E. Y. GROVES sig- nature lson each 6ax. 35e-I57anlq,
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The pro4dest dag h the ifa 6f , a33 : parents K when he brings home hiS 1rsr months wages
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
Smith $ Sure Kidney Cure.

Tue auly guaranteed kidney remedy haF lt-trg it-tt costs y0G ugth.ng f II tais PsIce u cents.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

kenedy.s Laxative HcueF aaa Tar IS the 0rIglnal laxative cough syrup and combines the qualities necessary - relieve the c0ugn auC purge the system of cold. Contains. e. plates. Sod oy Il. A. D4ilf.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The world xtoas With amazing I'd. pidlty after the young graduate gets the lip.gma
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The wages at sIa is death. ana there i> D. a-e trying t. have them reduced.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
zTE As Az l. tsF q

SUPREME COURT. Chief Justiee-J. Ii. Hill Associates B. :. Battle. Carroll D. Wood. J. F. Riddick, F. A. NeCUl-
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Nayog-I. T. Lane
 Recorder-Lee Sanders
 TFeaSLEef- Az Graves. NarShai-W L. >tekes
 Aiaermea-J. - Hewitt E. Il. san. ders. J. A Joyce. Moses StearnS. Nm Faeht.
 City council meets second Tuesday ni..af in aach raanfh
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Real Christianity never engages the services of press bureau t3 make itself known.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Childish hladr4Gees are 4feea ! paf- cuts best heIp.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
G:s;,l TIME TABLE.

SOUTH BOUND
 l, Texas mai. ...-.-.=.-............ll:3s r. m l., F't. Smith pas Er ........ .l2:Ii ?. u. ,. Texas limited d..............1.I, q. n 3. Local freight ht......-.....lI:45 a. n
 NORTH BOUND.
 st. L. X K. (. mail.........s: s:5s q. n -, Springfield pas gT ......... .5.55 p. n 5. St. L. < K, C limited ..S+0 9. n u. Local fTelgIlt- I-.-1 D. u For any further information write 7~ ca or ( \ FURRY,
 Arauf
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The friend easllF made = 4s4alIy easily 4ust.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
sPRIsGpHIE TOWNSHIP

Justices 6t tHe Peage-G. |. Graves aud E. L. Atwood.
 Cau>t4 Ole Lee Philips.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
ELEVENTH cHAscERY DISTRICT.

Judge T H. Humphreys.
 Court meets second Monday . Eco raary and August.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
Mas Seooa the Test 25 Years

The o.d, original GROVE : TaSteless Cni.i Tonic. Y5a kn9w what you are taking. It's iron ana qg.asae iu 3 tastele>S feFm. N cg5-. N pay. 54e. .-i2j j4n-ly
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Cleft over from last week.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
COUNTY

state Senator-J. ". Thompson. iges-J H Mason. ". E. Simpson O. 4. Hurst. Jadge-N E. Williams SherIF-kit Philip County and Probate C.erk-B. F. Greer.
 Circuit C.eFk aH# Reearaer-t5. 4. RadgerS
 Treasurer E. HrH. Assessor H. Ha.e#U rveyor-N l. Bas,er G8g8ner-G. E. swift.
 Ezamlner-N E. e y14.e
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
CONGRESSIONAL
JUDICIAL

Congressman. ThIfa DlstrIae-J. c
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Children Ike keneGT's Laxative Honey and Ia The p.easantest and best -ouxd syra0 ta take because t = atala> GH ptates. >0tG = H \. Da.ly
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
FORT SMITH. ARK.

TheF a.>e Has Oak. a>H ard II1eforF Logs asal -..>... assd. EIs6k- arE BifzstS.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
TEHa~E cot ,.

County First Manda{ . Jau.a7g. A pri3 JQ4y and eetabe1
 oate-FHrst NaaaaF tL March J n. ~art.-rsl r.sr ana H-cen1l.er
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

pr. Viewers Syrup Pirles The hood; cera.e so.a,neai for the sk-a
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
Wasbington County.

News gathered sy #aar a=re,f dents.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The Hood - bll.s was greate>t 10 the house. although the senate was not far behind iu DropoSivz 4.s
 The bi.ls lied 10 the house G1riuz the SeTeu months - tlaa session a4a1Htf.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

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The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Spriugdale L5dge No. 316. F. x. 4. M. Meets aFst Friday night after fgll moon in each month " D0dsgn. N Nj. M. Brown, sec.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

E'RIsc0
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Some Generous Savings
s I-4 Flannel at 8 3-4c

q INCtIItIVS. ------
6l.4 Flannel at 3-4c
One case of dark outing flannel suitable
for children's dresses or for covering COM
forts; the kind that sells regularly for SIC;
one hour only, to a. M. third floor, limit
Is yards to one customer; no phone or
mail orders; SIC, Tuesday.
Csc Shirting IL I-7c
A 52-inch Madras shirting; light and dark
colors; figures and stripes; the kind you
always pay 25c for; it was buying oppor-
tunity that brought them our way SO we
can say 121zc Tuesday, third floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

$1.6O BED SPREADS s1.s5 EA.
Extra large sizes in white fringed
bed spreads; good weight; handsome
Marseilles patterns. Our regular
$1.60 spreads special for Tuesday,
$1.35 each. Third floor.
$1.75 DAMAsK NAPKINS $1.40 DOE.
White damask napkins. 22 by 22
inches, extra weight, assorted pat
terms. Exceptionally good napkins
for hotel use. Our regular SITS
napkins at S1.49 doz.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Wash Goods DomeStics

121ac GINGHAIS 1-3c-Toile du Nord; Just
about so pieces of this standard make all
in dark colors stripes and figures pretty for
suits and dresses: 121sc always; Tuesday,
third floor 1-3c.
25c DOTTED SWISS 15c-White only, large,
small and medium sized dots; pretty for
waists and dresses; 25c grade, third floor,
Tuesday yard 15c.
zoe WAISTINGS 9c-White fancy figured
wasting; very dainty patterns good fall
weight, 27 inches wide; zoe grade for Tues
day, yard &c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

ices. You'll find these values on the
sOc TABLE DAMASK 75c YD.
Cream table damask in an extra
heavy Scotch linen. full 70 inches
wide. Pretty patterns such as small
figured effects with floral borders.
These are splendid 90c values Third
floor Tuesday. 75c a yard.
121zc BATH TOWELS Zoe EA.
Cream bath towels, large size, 20 by
40 inches. These towels have a
heavy nap, red borders and figured
ends. Regular 10 1ac values at 10c
each, third floor, Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
For Tuesday
Drug Leaders

When you buy drugs or toilet
articles, think of the Broadway;
it means buying the very best At
prices everlastingly the lowest;
registered pharmacist in charge
of this department These spe-
cial leaders for Tuesday. Aisles
4 and 5. W.
S. S. S. $l00 size, here. !. ..75c
Newbro's Herpicide ..o5c
75c size Mellin's Food. !. .55c
SOC size Mellin's Food. /. ..s2oc
$1.00 Pinkham's Compound. Use
$l.OO Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription ,............75c
25c Bay Rum. ...........1oc
SOC Woodbury's Hair Tonic .2oc
25c size Lithia Tablets. .15c
25c size Cucumber Cream. !. .15c
lOc size, full pound, -four Sui
pnur .........,..,. 7c
lOc size, full pound, 20-mule
team Borax ..,...,..., 7c
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Buy Linens Tuesday, Save

o
O g go low price fin h
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
One More Saturday
LDs'H Close dtI2:5O

Beginning September is shall close sharply at o'clock
Saturdays and every day in the week This means
much to everyone more rest time employees
Will reflect back happier better store service Con-
tnue shop early Saturdays; it's good for the move
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
For Tuesday
Metal Covered Trunks $5.9S
Many Worth $500

More and more we're demonstrating the worth
of this trunk department of the third
floor the place to buy good servceable trunks,
suit cases and travelling necessities at unusual
savings
Stats, brass lock and clasp; malleable iron chain
trimmings; hat box and compartments inside;
sizes 30 to 36 inches; values as high as $780,
Tuesday, each. $5.9S. Third floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

this splendid linen warp Japanese mating
It's value to bring b ig business to the tn
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
New Fall Suits, Brisk SELLING I

first forcefu opportunity the of the
Foceful servaby the
variety there choos
from Perhaps cefu of the low have marked them w
believe starting the according the policy of this business mark
ing the suits at the very lowest 1egimatey
We in fall suit when
There be gained picking from the first fu
and this starting complete itself Suits will
prepared BE
you'll much
both money saving your fall hee-NOWl
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

&c HUCK TOWELS SC
Hemmed huck towels. 16 by 81
inches. soft finished red borders.
Splendid values at sc each. third
floor, Tuesday.
Csc LINEN DANIASK 55c YD.
All linen damask. 81 inches wide;
full bleached, good medium weight.
Assorted patterns. Csc value, third
floor Tuesday; soc yd.
1925 LINEN NAPKINS 9Sc DOZ.
Ali linen napkins. IT by II inches;
pure white with fast selvages. Good
weight and dainty patterns to
choose from. $1.25 values at CSC doz.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
$500 Suit Cases $3.9S.

Leather suit cases; heavy ones finished with
solid leather corners; strong handles; all cloth
lined, fitted with inside leather straps; shirt
fold in the lid; "a in. size only extra good values
for $780, for Tuesday, on the third floor each
$3.98
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
This News for Tuesday
Store Closes Mond0y-Labor Day

We've planned unusual merchandising events to make
up for the day close Values that savings
you and bigger business for Remember, the store
will close All day Monday Keep this ad and read It
again Monday night Use It for shopping reference
Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

Cut Glass
Three Extra
Specials
In Art Room Easement -TussaAy

$500 BOWL AT $500
It's an sin. bowl richly cut with
chrysanthemums. $500 values
at $500 in the basement Tuesday.
s4.OO WATER BOTTLE $3.50
In the rich sunburst cutting.
$4.00 value at $3.50 in the base
ment Tuesday.
sl.bO VINEGAR BOTTLES 75c
The famous Colonial cut. in the
basementSTuesday 76c.