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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

SPRINGS

Of LAKE COUNTY, is positively what made
California famous as q health resort-by 1t;
great cures that doctors could not reach.
Aren't you tired and worn out and need
a rest? If 80, why not go TO the best
resort in the world, where you can derive
more benefit for less money than any other re-
sort in the states Elevation 1000 feet, where
the temperature Of the hottest weather we have
Is only S. Absolutely free from heas and mos
quitos. All kinds of mineral baths, tub baths,
mineral medicated mud baths, swimming tank
Best water IN the state for kidney, liver and
stomach troubles. A positive cure for neu-
ralgia. paralysis. rheumatism, gout, dropsy ana
skin disease. Mountain trails. Best equipped
gymnasium in the state. Fine fishing and hunt
ing close to hotel Fine vegetables. garden.
dairy and livery stable. all connected with
hotel. Round trip TO Springs at 5. 2. ONCE. 81.
Information at Peck-Judah's. 7s9 Market st. send
for booklet, J. a. HAYS. Proprietor.
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and Mrs l.. Hanb and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stoeckle, Miss E Andel. Jesse Kahn. Joe
NJ Springer, Mrs G. G. Ellington and family,
Mrs. Charles Gallagher, Mrs. +. +. Mohrhardt.
Mrs. John Hermann, ]. Hermann. Miss Clara
Hermann. Rudolph Hermann. Elsa Hermann.
Mrs. W. e Gamble, Mrs J. Opel and son. Mrs.
J. F. Schooner, J. J. schooner. Edna schooner.
Lloyd Schooner, John H Schooner. Mrs. $. Dono-
van III. Donovan. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Deutsch. J.
j. McNamara. Mrs. ]. ]. Mcnamara. Joseph
Mcnamara Elsie Mcnamara. Miss Ella Kennedy.
ALAMEDA-Mr and Mrs. NJ. Kahn, Mr. and
Mrs Balm, JuIiette Bain. Etna Balm
NAPA-AIrs- Z. Gerlaeh and family, Mr. and
Mrs +. B. Aldersley.
OAKLAND-Mrs. Charles Gallagher and fami-
w. Mrs G. Ellington and son. 9lr. and Mrs- D.
Nichols and family. Miss G.. Crate
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
HIGHLAND SPRINGS. July 1S.-Ar-
rivals at Highland Springs during the
last week:
FROM SAN FRANcIsco-Anss Frances
Mitchell. Miss Kathryn Mitchell. Miss Susie
Bunker Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Peters. Mel J.
Josie Clawson. Mr.. aud Mrs. J.. l. NJ. Shet-
terley. Mrs. Walter B. Cope Mr.. and Mrs W.
VI. Hocomb. Miss Gladys NJ. HolcOmh. Mr.. and
Mrs y. j. Tobias. Miss Bertha Tobias. u
Prince, z. Ray Prince. W. II. Stinson, l. A.
Hufschmidt and family. Mr.. and Mrs ). ID.
LeClair, Mrs E A Rosenfeld. Evelyn Kramer.
Edwin Bachman. William Franklin. Gertrude
Seldner, Mrs. NJ Henderson. Ruth Henderson
Miss E. Kron. Mrs L. H. Danhauer. Mrs E.
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Meyer. L. Schwabacher. George Reid. F. J. vo-
gel, Mrs. Spencer Ashlin, Mrs. 7. Hertzel. w d.
Keystone, DR.. X. J: Billing, Mrs. J. r. Sheehan,
Miss Sheehan. NJ. II. Long.
BERKELEY-Misses Wickson. Mr.. and Mrs
Refs. Mrs Westland, Miss Westland. Miss Will
lizard, Mr.. and Mrs Aitken. Miss Hazel Hotch-
kiss, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mr.. and Mrs Hotchkiss
Mrs F. S. Mccullough. Mrs. ID. E. Skinner, Miss
F. Skinner, Frank ". Wilson, Ramon BOyntens
Alameda-Afrs Valleau. Miss Valleau Han
ford-AIrs. William Mcclure
SANTA MONICA-Mrs. y. o. Bruce. Pasa-
dena-AIiss May Sutton. Stanford-E Jordan
Los Angeles-Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Mrs Straus
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ii. Cline. Miss S. Schmidt w
E. Perry sydney Australia-Dr. B. E. Pope. p.
W. Pope; Murray Baldwin, u s. A New
York-Mrs- Gordon BoOs, L. H Baldwin, ". E.
Dean.
SOLID COMFORT HOME
NAPA. July 1s.-Arrivals at the
Solid Comfort Home during the last
week were:
FROM SAN FRANCISCo-A. Hennings. Mrs.
A Hennings Miss Frieda Hennings. Walter
Hennings. Henry Neumann, Mrs. L. Birnbaum
and family, w. Waldemar Starke, Mrs. W. W.
Starke. Adolph Starke, Walter Starke. Milton S.
Silverstone, Arthur H. Silverstone, Theo Binner
Mrs. Theo Binner. Alma Binner. Arthur Binner
Mrs. J. Mueller. Charlotte Mueller, Miss Schwei-
ger, Mrs. Cameron. r. Riedl. II. Bettes. v. Hoe
mig, Louis Birnbaum f. Z. Bach, Mrs. E. z.
Bach, Otto Bach Fred Bach. Albert Bach, Mrs
Andel. Mrs. NJ. Kluegel. Miss Martha Kluege
Ella Kluegel. Elsa Kluegel. Mrs. Wilhelm Wal
deck, Mrs ". Waldeck. Adolph W. Waldeck
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Spahr and family. Mr.
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SAN HEDRIN SUMNER RESORT

Everything New and Up to Date
Located on the banks Of the Eel river, in Men
docino mountains. Free picnic grounds boating
swimming and finest huuting and fishing. Rates
reasonable in hotel or in one, two or three room
cottages Conducted on American and European
plans Postoffce address. San Hedrin summer
resort. Potter Valley, Mendocino County, Cali
fornia For further information address s. o.
HOLMES, 1904 54th St. Oakland, Cal. Phone
Piedmont 2260.
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Having been remodeled in its entirety and
equipped with new enameled bathtubs and every
thing up to date. the most fashionable resort
this season Is SIX a GG
beauty spot Of earth, with its natural hot
mineral waters and their healing virtues, more
particularly described by the new management's s
booklets, obtainable from our city establishment
600 Oak ST. or Skaggs Sonoma County, Cal.
II. SCHULTZ Manager
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np c G. o,DONNEII,s

Mineral Springs at Glen Ellen. the greatest
remedy for lung diseases, liver and stomach
trouble: rheumatism and catarrh. S. 2. or S.
F. & N P. Ry. direct. Thirty cottages and
9l2 Devisadero ST.. S. F.
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BROOKSIDE FARM

Elevation 5000 feet Home place for home peo-
pie. Beautiful scenery, hunting fishing, best of
table, plenty OF milk and cream, raise our own
vegetables. Phone; daily mail For rates write
TO Mrs. n. SMITH, Middletown, Lake Co.. Cal
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Ell vERANO VILLA

country resort for families Open year
round Good fishing and hunting; dancing pa
yilion: hot mineral baths. Rates Sc per week.
For particulars write to Ell VERANO VILLA,
Ell VERANO, CAL.
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Lake County Automobile Transportation Co.

Successors TO Lakeport & Bartlett Springs and
Passengers carried BY AUTOMOBILES and
stages from Pieta 10 Lakeport. Highland Springs,
kelseyville, Soda Bay. Bartlett Springs and Up
per Lake; fine mountain road; sprinkled daily;
30 minutes for lunch at Pieta. Distances: Pieta
10 Highland Springs, IA miles; Lakeport. % M:
kelseyville 10 m; Soda Bay, "a m. 81 extra
each way automobiles. Tickets sold at North
Western Pacific r. R. Office, Ferry Bid, s. f.
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Everything new and first class. Situated in
the beautiful Sacramento canyon near CasteIla
Excellent view OF Mount Shasta Good fishing
and hunting. For rates write to H. w. HOPPTs
Castella Cal.
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'SULLY'S M0SIE YoSd17 RIO, 70

New hotel and tents around grounds nestled
on side hill among the redwoods, with charming
panoramic views of Russian river and surround
Ing country. Everything first class and up to date.
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near Santa Cruz.
First class table, clubroom, dancing pavilion,
bowling, croquet. Rates 50, $40 and $12- Car
riage fare SIPS round trip. Send for booklet.
MRS. TONY PHILLIPS, Prop, Santa Cruz. Cal.
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CAMPING

GuERNEWOOD PARK, on Russian river. fish-
ing boating and bathing; tents and cots rented
lots for sale. Write for circular, GUERNE q
McLANE. Guerneville.
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BLUE LAKES

Send for pamphlet; So to s14 per
week Address o. WEISMAN, Midlake.
Lake Co. Cal.
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MIRA VISTA

Near Anderson Springs. Elevation 1000 feet
Milk. fruit, vegetables, home cooking, rooms,
tents, cottages, dancing. croquet, basket ball
Round trip 81. Address b. G. RICHMAN, Mid
dletOwn, Lake county, Cal
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HOUGH SPRINGS

An ideal family resort, open all year. Hunting,
fishing. swimming, dancing. tennis and croquet.
Hotel and cottages; camping. For terms write to
BARTELS BROS, Hough Springs Lake County.
Cal. via LeesviIle.
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Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS

Send your family to nearest Hot Sulphur
Springs TO San Francisco; largest mineral water
swimming tank in state; tub and plunge baths;
No staging Take n. W. Pac. Ry. at Tiburon
Ferry a.. M and $50 p m. Round trip, good
for 90 days. $1-65. Caliente water, bottled here.
can now be had of all first class dealers. Write
Tor booklet of information to THEODOR RICH
ARDS, Aqua Caliente. Sonoma County Cal
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HOTEL RUSTICANO-An ideal spot to
spend your vacation. Dancing, boating, bathing
and all kinds Of amusements. Modern plumbing
and gas throughout the house. Rates SO to
$12 per week Special rate to families Ex-
cellent board Open year round. Address L. B.
SELENGER, Camp Meeker. Sonoma Co., Cal.
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WILLOW RANCH

Delightfully."- located in the redwoods. 5 miles
from Santa Cruz; spring water. fruit milk; ex-
cellent table, daily mail; telephone Suburban
81; free conveyance; 81 per week. MRS. NJ J.
CRANDELL, Santa Cruz.
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GuERNEVILLE HOTEL

On the Russian river. First class accommoda-
tions: good boating bathing and swimming. For
rates and information write E. b. LAUTREN
Proprietor, GuerneTilles Cal.
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pr. PEDRO
FLEMINGS

Eighteen miles from city via Ocean Shore r. r.
Old adobe hotel in beautiful, quiet San Pedro
valley; nearest mineral springs to city; buses
meet trains; trout, sea fishing and bathing;
rates reasonable.
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TALL-AC
ALPINE SPRINGS
BERRYVALE INN
SWEETBRlAR LODGE

An ideal homelike summer resort at the base ~
Mt. Shasta. Address II. B. REAaf, Sisson. Cal
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gssssD, Sws sgnEa n aoas g. IN CAMP MEEKER

EQuable climate. Lots SIS up Cottage built
$S5 up. Depot, stores restaurant hotel phone
post, express churches and sawmill; 1000 lots
sold; 800 cottages built. Sausalito ferry. NJ. c.
MEEKER. Camp Meeker. Sonoma county.
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HOTEL MOSCOW. HALFMOON BAY

Ocean Shore railroad direct 2 hours Head
quarters automobilists, fishermen and hunters
fine Italian dinners on short notice; grand view
Pacific ocean and coast range.
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|T|IdK{l1;]
uIl41IsG S .si1 aSIS SIS
AMERICAS GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT

Positive cure for rheumatism and
stomach trouble. Table first class The
roads have been put in excellent shape
for staging and autos. Rates $1,000 to
S140O per week. Baths free to guests.
For further particulars address r. H
CURRY, proprietor, The Geysers. Cal.
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CLOV[RDALE LIVERY STABLE

Headquarters for Geyser Stage Line First
class livery rigs and saddle horses a speciality
MRS. II. SMITH, Prop. Cloyerdale. Cal.
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ADAaIs SPRINGS

ADAMS SPRINGS, July 1s.-Arrivals
at Adams Springs during the last week:
szROM SAN FRANCISCO. ". Lsndon, Mr..
gAh Mrs Charles Anderson, J. {. Idsen, B.
bcnley, 7. J. KaEanaugh. A. Springett. J.
Hayden and son, J. A. Biakeley. II. Wohlfahrt
nell Edward Owens, Bartt Kelieher. II. P.
O'Hare, p. ~ Dewitt, Louis Muller. John
lyons. Erwin Mullen. Louis Peterson and son.
Thompson, J. ". Stapleton, W Samuels, Eward
Hopfeld, John 3. Carson. I'd Harris. John Shee-
Frederick Lass, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. McLoughlin
" 81 wSfSoa ASRmD M and IOSs MTs. d. n. Knabbe
Mary T. Reischman. Mrs. Marie Jacobsen, f. A.
Mecner, 7. g. Hail. r..
PETALUMA-Mrs- D. Gerkbarg Mrs BUTLER.
FRESNO-L. F. Norman, j s Nlskuander,
G. B. Hil Frank Burshal, W. n. Hill
CALISTOcA-H. Thompson and wife. William
Spfers and daughter. Fallejo-Nellie Corcoren,
John Doian A. A. Henderson. 7. ]. savage
Santa Rosa-G. B. Suider. J. O. Shame; l.
Miller. Bakersfeld-Mrs. J. B. Hunt, Burn
deiis-I n. Graham, Miss r. Graham, H.
Erickson. Miss Marie siebe. Miss Ada Siebe
Henry Martin. Mary Martin san hafae-DT zse
Mrs T. COchet- Healdsburg-Dr. and Mrs J.
N, Mellish Green Yalley-R. n. Jones. Mrs.
I4sri,in SDrinpsHR. q. wahi ] Nolan, W. f.
Sbeehan. Aismeda-H. Hindshaw.
VICHY SPRINGS
VICHY SPRINGS. July 1s.-Arrivals
at vichy Springs during the last week;
FROM san FRANcIScO-Mr- and Mrs.
Oscar Cooper, Mrs. Thomas Aelersh. Miss MAI
and MS J. r. Dodge. DR.. and Mrs. A. W
Collins, Charles r. Wild. Ruth Hockwald. Mr.
and Mrs Al Hockwsld, p. c. Cooke. Mrs. G. H.
Mann Mr. and Nrs. J. B. Chaee, Henry Chace,
Kathryn Chace, Mrs. z. NJ. Heughes, Celeste
Heughes Mrs. Howard d. B. Harris and son.
Howard Thomas Miss GIL. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Monshan. J. C. Mooney, Mr.. and Mrs n s
Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. II. z. Anthony, Dr. A. J.
KNOX. Mr. and Mrs ". Il. Lane Helen Downs,
Gertrude I. Bryan b. X. Altman. Mr. and
Mrs j. F. Birningham Mr. and Mrs. n e.
Aaiso1, Mrs. J. A Hopkins, Orrin Hopkins
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SOLID COMFORT HOME

1900 feet altitude. No fog; climate delightful;
unsurpassed scenery spring water; cement swim
ming tank; telephone; IS per week. Stage meets
train. SCHUYLER & SCHEBEN, Napa, CAL
H0RERG'C In the pine mountains CALI
AiODANo - fornia's choicest climate
Phone, bowling and swimming. croquet, hunting
hshing. Best OF meals Place to enjoy country
air For rates write to MRS. NJ. HOBERG 4
son. Hoberg's Resort. Lake county. California
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WHITE COTTAGES
Howell Mt. Woodworth's

On east side, near the summit Swimming
tank. S2x71 ft. Home fruit etc. Residence
50 yrs. Woodwork 6 Muller. st. Helena. Cal.
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Rich Cut Glass
Basement.


Olive Dish. regularly T3c.; sale 49c,
Flower Vases. regularly s1.23i sale
Csc
Bon-Bon Dishes. handles. regularly
s2.9T; sale s. 81.
Low Jelly Dishes. Tin. regularly
s1-+9; sale 81 90.
Low Jelly Dishes. Sin. regularly
$1.97; sale ST 40.
Ice Cream Trays, regularly $3.50;
sale 50. 40.
Celery Trays, regularly s1.s7: sale
ST 40.
spoon Trays. regularly s1-23; sale
Csc.
Berry Bowls. s-inch. regularly s2-23;
sale Size.
Whipped Cream Bowls. regularly
l69; sale ST 80
Salad Bowls, 9-inch. regularly So. 81:
sale So. 40
Cream Pitchers. regularly Slot; sale
81. 80.
Quart Decanters. regularly s3.eT; sale
So. 90.
Sugar and Cream Sets. regularly
s2.49; sale S. 40.
Water Pitchers pa pts, regularly
s297; sale ST 90.
Claret Jugs. S-pint size. regularly
S3.91; sale So. 90.
Water Bottles. regularly s2.4s; sale
81 .9S.
High-Footed Olive Dishes. regularly
So 40; sale S 40.
Footed Fern Dishes. regularly 81. 40;
sale ST .9S.
Ice Bowls. regularly S22s: sale
ST 90.
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housewares Specials
Basement

Basement.
Five-Foot Step Ladders. regularly
sl.S9. sale SSc.
Sewing Tables. 1sx3S- in with yard
measure. regularly Sl.69s sale TIC.
Press Stands. 24-in. size. regularly
24c.; sale 7c.
Felt-covered Card Tables. ST. 50
Peerless Towel Arms. regularly lie.
special Sc.
Oak Medicine Cabinets. 17x1+-in..
regularly S1.47. sale S1.19.
Gilroy Curtain Stretchers. with easel.
So + without easel S Il. 50.
Four-Foot Kitchen Tables. So. 50
Japanned Water Coolers. galvanized
lining. S 50 to S., 81 agate lined.
S.. So TO S12 %: white enamel
lined. So. II to 81. 81.
Peerless lee Cream Freezers. makes
ice cream in three minutes-2-qt..
ST 81: act. ST. 90, lot. So. 81.
DOT. Sc. OF.
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Dinner Sets Reduced

80 pieces white fancy shape
special. -
PORCELAIN DINNER 56 pieces floral deslg
PORCELAIN SETS IS decorated with dainty
colorings handles Win
special.
AUSTRIAN DINNER SETS 90 pieces dscoraeS WIZ 8d
gold regularly
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS 100 pieces white fancy snap
81 9S, special
PORCELAIN SETS pieces decorated WITH neat
gree So 49, special O.-H0
PORCELAIN SETS 100 pieces decorated with neat
handles god
70,
PORCELAIN DINNER 100 pieces decorated with floral de-
signs in handles with gold regularly so
AUSTRIAN CHINA SETS, 100 pieces decorated with
sand handle
1897, special
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER SETS 80 pieces decorated with
handles with
AUSTRIAN CHINA SETS, 01 pieces decorated with
handles with
$14, special ~
LIMOGES CHINA DINNER pretty pink design
ana halul"i coOi-is9' ~ $500 go S14 80
CHARLES FIELD DINNER SETS 101 pieces dec
with god regularly
ciaI
THEODORE DINNER SETS, 1O1 pieces. dainty
in handles with gold regularly
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER SETS 100 pieces decorated with
gold lines gold monogram you dee
gold regularly special p20-oo
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RiTpered Herring. plain
or with tomato sauce.
Aberdeen Pres. Co per
can. fOc. dozen cans.
90
FiEran HaddocSs. Moirs.
can. 21C- dozen.
Fresh Herring. ear.
Zoe. dozen -- Sf.l6
Yarmouth Bloate-s. can.
1SC. dozen St-S1
Jessamine brand sal
mon, lib. fat cans.
100. dozen .-- 50 II
Ia Forge brand Jelly.
including Csrrant. Ounce.
Grape. CrabaPpis. Rasp-
berry and Strawberry
large jars, 29C. dozen.
Extra Fancy Cream
sugar Corn this sale.
Sc each. dozen S4c
Smoked Sardines n OH
our own importation a
cans. same quality sold
elsewhere at 15c each
our price for this sale.
zoe. dozen cans.
ST Il
LILY White brand spin
ach No J can. sc .
dozen, S1.OA No ?
can. lie each. dozen,
ST %: No 3 can. tAC
each. dozen -.-- ST 81
Jessamine brand extra
Sliced. best California
Lemon Cling Peaches for
Cream. 29c. dozen.
Cut Striag Beans. Jessa-
mine brand can. fCs
dozen ---.---.- - 20
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1214-lb. bag --.-44c
Crosse & BlackweIFs
Chilli Vinegar. 24C bot
tie, dozen -----.-- -. II
artIe Imported
Jams. a fresh shipment.
lib pots. Strawberry.
Raspberry RssDbe--y and
Red Curranr 2fC each
jar Dozen 50 Il Dam
son REuharo. Green Gage.
Green Plum. ArricOr.
Blackberry and Apple AMI
Red GoySeberry. f9c
each. dozen -.--. s. q
Our celebrated Red
star Brand Fruit Syrups
Raspberry. strawberry.
Lemon. Orange. Vanilla.
Pineapple and ten other
iiavors. guaranteed abso-
iuteiy pure a quart.
s3Sc pinrs ------ pic
Liiv White Brand Baked
Beans. plain and with to-
mato sauce. tAc can.
dozen ----------- = - Il
Extra Special IN string
Beans. Booths brand.
large quart can. Zoe
each. dozen -.-....S ST I
Lima Scans. Arena
brand. packed by the best
Jersey Gamer. Toe. per
can dozen ---. ST :
crosse & Blackwell :
genuine Scotch Oatmeal.
sealed cans. containsns 4
E lbs ---.-...- .--.-- - &c
Sweet Wrinkled Lily
White Brand. can. 16cs
case 2 dozen ... So 90
Narceau brand. Cherries
IN Maraschino. small
I bottle, 22C dozen.
Z 80 IS. medium bottle.
I ape dozen. - 50 F.
large bottle. 7Sc dez.,
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White Dress Linens

FINE ROUND THREAD UNION
LINEN. medium weight: So inches
wide: 2 yard -2e3c
PURE DRESS LINEN. round thread,
medium weight IS inches wide:
yard Observation-Disclosures --------- 46c
FAMOUS OLD BLEACH" DRESS
LINEN, in all widths and weights. al
WAYS IN stock-at prices that range
from SIC. 10 79c. q yard
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CORN-Jessamins brand.
&c a ca" 500
Lay White White, brand; ! Be /
American Beauty. tSc, /
a can. dozen -- s | 40 /
Mispillian brand Toma-
toes. red ripe, solid stock
regular size. so-Called
quart can. sold elsewhere
at lac. our price. lOc,
can. Dozen ----..- : ! | z
Jessamine brand Marrow
Fat Peas. 1Oc can;
dozen --.....----- = ] . 7 =
Lily White brand Early
June Peas. &c can.
dozen -------.-- y ! 80
Sniters Chill sauce
pint bottle. 24c. hall
pint bottle ..--.----- ] &C
Golden Wax Beans, LILY
White brand can, DC
dozen -.------ ST Il
Marceau brand French
Peas. Fins, iSC can
dozen -...------ So GA
Jessamlue brand Black
Rasph~rries. can. nc
dozen ----..--..-. - 90
Tomatoes Jessam'ne
brand Tomatoes. finest
quality red jersey stock
per can. f2C. dozen.
50
Okra and Tomatoes ; No
. can. Zoe doz-.
ST Il No. ; can.
12c.. dozen ST. 80
Oak brand Crabapples.
large can. e0 20 y apples
70 the can. 16c each:
dozen -..------ : /
Jessamsne brand CaIifor-
MIA White Cherries. ROYAL
Anne. can, Sac. dozen.
S.. 81
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Mems and Women s
Handkerchief.
Main Floor

MEMS PURE IRISH LINEN 'KER-
CHIEFS. .o-called seconds" because
of weaving imperfections such as occa-
s!onai heavy threads: no holes or
stains. plain white. with = and y
inch hens: picked from grades that
sell ordinarily mp 10 SIC each: this
saIe -..-..-...--.-.----- 12c
WOMEN-S IRISH SHAMROCK
LINEN 'KERCHIEFS. IN neat c-ossbar
effects with script initial and elab-
orateiy embroidered wreath; value 13c-
the half dozen. this sale Eo4c
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Infants Wear.
Second Floor

Second Floor.
Long Slips OF nsinsook. yoke Of tucks
and embroidery insertion. .....-. ace
Long Slips OF nainsook. with clusters
o. tucks and hand feather stitching
between ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
Long slips OF nalrscc ok, yoke OF dainty
embroidered medallion ard lace inser-
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 99c
Also sample line Of Infants Pillow
Covers. trimmed with lace or embroid
cry, value .----.-- sc Mlc 81 ~
At..--....-A9c 79c 99c
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Open Stock Patterns

OF supplies d1s
is
You replace time
idea in America ana
are
designs EngHsh Austan GerIn
French and Royal Berlin
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Embroidery and
Lace Specials.
Main Floor

CAMBRIA EDGIHGS. y inches
wide desirable for un6ergarment
trimming: choice % nine patterns;
regularly 2ec.; sale ------.-.--- 24c
FIGURED FILET LACE NETS. AZ
inches wide. IN white and cream, Tor
rrirnpes. waists and dresses regularly
So xsrd. sale .A9c
WOMESS SECKWEAR - Gibson
Lace Stocks. Il various patterns; spe-
c.al 2Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-23
Sale OF Towels
First FIoo

UNION. LINEN HEMMED TOWELS.
white and red borders, size 2ox3S-in-.
with slight imperfsctionsi usually sold
at pc. each. our prtce---..----- &c
UNION LINEN HEMSTITCHED
HUCK TOWELS, size 20X3S in, slight
manufacturers imperfections: usually
solo at 25c: our price. ----.--.--.-- Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-23


Finest Carolina Whole Head Rice.
the best quality grown; 2-lb- carton.
Sc 5-lb- cotton bag. &c 10-lb.
bag. Sac. 5O-lb. bag ------- 81. ~
Extra quality Head Rice; 5-Ib- bag,
SIC; Job bag. sc. 5o-lb. bag.
Quaker Oats; a straight carload Just
received from the mill: each $3.50 sc
Maz-Au CToasted Corn Flakes
manufactured by the Quaker Oats
Company: regular 10c. package, this
80 6ozeD go
Nfarceau brand finest imported
French Olive OIL. small bottle. 22c.
dozen 50 81: medium bottle. = &c:
dozen. 81 g.: large bottle. 62c.
dozen 81. 70: gallon can. Sc. 90;
"a gallon can. ST So; full quart can.
sec
Huutiey < Palmer English Biscuits,
in parchment cartons. milk and thin
social. Sc. teach; dozen ----..-. S4c
Best White GranUlated Farina; lib
carton. &c. each: 5-Ib. cotton bag.
24c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-23
Coats for Girls Of
6 to 10 years, SIS. "a
Second Floor

second FIOoT
For early autumn wear-Coats Of
fine quality mannish mixtures. ch ecks
and cheviots. both single and double
breasted models. with notched velvet
collar and tailored sleeves: Innings OF
taiior-s serge or taffeua silk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-23
r1acy Grocery Specials FL

coffee roasting plant Bean,
g..
Ills Chop
regularly S'9c
5-Ib. caddy. ST 81 caddy, So 70.
CRED STAR RUSSIAN STYLE
Red elsewhere 500
-: 76c-;
FRENCH BLOCK Cebaudy Freres'
&c dOZenC 4
gallo