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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
COLUMBIA SCHOOL SITE
WILL BE ENLARGED
Board of Education Asks Super
NiSOrS to Purchase Lot
in BRYANT Street

The board Of education recommended
To the board Of supervisors yesterday
at its regular weekly meeting that a
lot in Bryant street near Twenty-ffth,
- by 100 feet, adjacent to the Columbia
grammar school site. be purchased in
order that the Columbia school site
might be appropriately enlarged.
The city and county board of exami
nation recommended TO the board that
The following certificates be issued:
Permanent grammar school certificates
10 Miss jeanette McDevitt, Miss Amy
bfabrett Miss Rachel Kurlandzik
1-ss Eugene B. Brooks, Mrs. Anne r.
Armstrong. Miss Anna c. Britain. Miss
Mollie McLeran. Miss Alice II. OCon-
nor. Miss Eliza McKinne Miss Lima
Hanson. Miss Elizabeth f. Fleming and
Miss Agnes j. Bodkin.
4 high school certificate was granted
to Miss Vivian Bailey and special Ger
tifcates TO Miss Isabel Moore in do
nestle science and A. J. Hamilton in
manual training. Grammar school GER
tiicates We're granted 10 Miss Annie
NJ Erickson. Miss Rita V Thompson,
Miss Sarah c. Burnett, Miss Marie G..
Klein, Miss Kathryn F. Cronin, Miss
Edith N. Lapham, Miss Mary J. Her.
derson. Miss Josephine Seavey and Miss
Virginia +. POoley. The certifiates of
Miss Jennie NJ. CahiIl. Miss Mary c.
Donnelly and Miss Ida /. Downing
We're renewed.
in order TO correct the insanitary
conditions prevailing at present in
the Bergerot school, which were
pointed out 10 the board of education
by the health board. 1t will be neces-
sary. Director Oliver said yesterday,
f0r the city architect, Newton Tharp,
TO make a requisition on the board Of
public works for the required money.
There is a surplus Of about 100000 re-
naming from the last bond issue. part
II which is available for these repairs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
SAN RAFAEL TRUSTEES
DANISH HOUSEHOLDS
ArkviIIe, Bohemian Refuge, Is
Doomed and Green Brae
Nav Get Colony

SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 7.-Arkville, a
picturesque assemblage of houseboats
that has for years been the bohemian
refuge of San Rafael, Is doomed On
the complaint of S. Olmstead, secre-
tary for the San Rafael chamber of
commerce, the town trustees have or
dered that the owners of the arks
hoist their anchors, cast OFF their
moorings and tow out of the San Ra-
fael canal forever
There are no other places available
in or near San Rafael where Arkville
citizens and their floating homes can
rest in peace, and it is probable they
will move to Green Brae
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
WOULD ADOPT VETERANS
Special. DISPATCH To THE carr

NAPA, Oct. 7.--Colonel H. G. Burton.
commandant of the veterans home of
this county. flied in the superior court
here today IL petitions for letters OF
guardianship upon the persons and es-
tates of aged veterans Of the civil war,
The veterans are III. l.. Barnes. Ernest
II. Schafer, Henry Wfer, Thomas Laity
Smith Helford, William l.. Sperry. j.
Newton, William Rushman, James II
Griffiths. Thomas Winter and John Dy-
SAINT The petitions are filed in accord
ance with new. ruling adopted by the
national board of managers of veterans
shall not be required to deposit their
pension money with the homes. All the
IL mentioned are above 20 years of age
and are either Ill or otherwise incapaci-
tated from caring for their property.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
WILL BEAUTIFY CITY
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CA,

the Outdoor art league held this aft
ernoon at Saratoga 1t was decided to
engage Charles Mulford Robinson, the
city beautiful artist, who has made
western cities, to draw plans for San
Jose Robinson had been engaged to
do similar work for the art league last
winter, but was suddenly recalled to
engagement. He was engaged at that
time simply to make oral recommenda- Z
tions, but now the work viii be taken
up by the league and by Robinson more
called upon to back the proposition
through future years. The expense of
bringing Robinson to San Jose will be
borne entirely by the membership Of
the outdoor art league.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
STANDARD OIL EDUCATOR
HAS NOTHING TO SAY
Traveller Returns From Philip
pines, but Mood Is Not
Happy One

Prof F. Starr of Chicago university,
the Standard oil educator who won
fame not long ago by whitewashing
King Leopold's administration in the
Congo, arrived here yesterday on the
liner America Maru. He has been in
the Philippines delivering addresses to
the American school teachers there.
The professor has no word of praise for
this little army of Americans, whose
work in the archipelago has won praise
from travellers of every nationality. The
professor was not in talkative mood
yesterday.
L have nothing to say" he said by
way of preface.
I'VE understand. professor, that the
American teachers are doing splendid
work in the Philippines
II am very glad to hear it. replied
the professor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
PREsIDENT mo- REVIEW FLEET
UNCLE SHOT FOR BURGLAR

TACOMA, Oct. 7--Mistaking his
uncle. Joseph Eley. for burglar. Harry
Starr. living with his wife and three
children in a tent near Center and
Bailey streets. fired shot which took
effect in E1ey's head shortly before
daylight this morning. 1t is believed
Eley was in the throes of an epileptic
fit when the family was aroused.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
q-nI.L SENT no san FRANCISCO

pORTLAND. Oct. 7.-Unable 70 bear
the expense Of bringing witnesses from
tie northern part Of California to assist
him Ia establishing his innocence in the
United States court, Lewis r. Webb
was today ordered returned TO San
Francisco 10 stand trial on a charge OF
having set a forest fire which destroyed
the timber on $4,000 acres OF land in
the klamath forest reserve
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
COLONEL JAMES DWYER DIES
cprCrhr nIcn. .u-,-rr NJ, r,r,..

LOS ANGELES Oct 7-Colone1
James r. Dwyer. formerly a promi-
nent wholesale grocer and LIQUOR dealer
of San Francisco, and well known
throughout the coast states, died today
at his home in Ocean Park.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
WEALTHY san FRANCISCAN DEAD

LONG BEACH. Cal. Oct. M r.
Newman. a wealthy resident OF San
Francisco. died here today OF ptomaine
poisoning. He came here several days
ago TO complete the building Of local
1heater.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
WESTERN PACIFIC BUILDS FENCES

OAKLAND, Oct THE fence con-
struction force of the Western Pacific
company is rapidly erecting fences on
both sides of the road from San Leandro
TO this city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08

at s o'clock this morning. The blaze
is believed to have been caused by the
explosion of a lamp.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
LUMBER SCHOONER DAMAGED

ANTIOCH. Oct. THE lumber
schooner John A. Campbell. lying in
the harbor at this place. was damaged
by fire to the extent of about 81. 600
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
MIRAGE SHOWS FLEET
APPROACHING HONOLULU

HONOLULU. Oct. IA marvellous
mirage was witnessed here this morn
ing, an exact reproduction of the Pa
cifc fleet appearing in the southern
sky. The fleet is now approaching this
port from Samoa, but its distance from
Honolulu is not known.
PRESIDENT TO REVIEW FLEET
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Unless the
present plans of the navy department
are changed the Atlantic battleship
fleet will come home direct to Hampton
roads. remain two or three days in
Hampton roads for a grand review by
President Roosevelt, then go to New
York for week to give the men shore
leave. The fleet will then go to Guam
tanamo for target practice.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08
You Want ss.oos

DO You Want &5.00s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page L
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08

At its last meeting brick layers
union, local No. Z. elected delegates to
the state conference to be held in Los
Angeles next month. The delegates
elected are John j. Caughlin, Neil Gal
lagher and Charles Noonan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08

Housesmiths' union, local No. IS. ap-
pointed a baseball committee at a meet
ing last night and appropriated $50,
which will be devoted to the purchase
of athletic goods
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08

Members of stationary firemen's
union local No. Sc enjoyed a house
warming in their new headquarters at
Electrical workers hall last night The
social affair took place at the close of
the business session.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08

F. E. Maxwell, secretary of the dis
trict council of carpenters, returned
yesterday from Salt Lake, where he
attended the convention.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08

Carroll Young. an executive officer of
the international brotherhood of car
penters and joiners. spoke before the
district council of carpenters last
night at a meeting in the labor temple.
Delegates to the convention who re-
turned during the week reported upon
their work at the convention.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-08

A communication from the American
federation of labor received yesterday
by the local labor council says that
the international flint glass workers
union has been barred from the fedora
tion because of its noncompliance with
rules.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Black Dress Goods.

Always leading and important department and epe-
tally strong during this SALE
FIRST several hundred remnants ana snort lengths right
for Skirts and Full Dresses be sold half value or less
At rs CENTS-Fne 54-inch Panama SulngS French Wolfe
Tafteta, Veings, etc. that $1O0 to $12o
AT So CENTSFfty pieces more OF TINS department most
worthy fabrics variety OF fashionable pam ana novel WeaVes
hat $125, $f50 to $176.
FRENCH BROADCLOTH $190-Smal quantity, not more than
three Dress Patterns finest French Chiffon cot value 1926 per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Liberty Scarf. $l.9O.

One of the great attractions
here during the holiday season
and no less important in this sale
TO beautiful Scarfs that sold up
a. high as $500 ARE offered at
w. $1.9o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Notions and Small Ware.
(MAIN FLOOR)

(MAIN FLOON
200 yard Thread,
The Spool Be
A good 200 yard Thread,
The Spool &c
Linen Finish 200 yard Thread,
The Spool &C
X crr's Lustre Twist 300 yards on
a Spool. The Spool. .1Oc
Linen Thread,
The Spool &c
Herrick Dapning Cotton,
Csc doz., 9 cards DC
Silk, 10O-yarl spool,
black and white only. 49,. DC
Black Skirt Braid, 5-yard
pieces, 10c quality, ....... DC
Black Skirt Braid, 5-yard
pieces, 25c quality, ...... .lOc
Angora Dress Braid, 5-yar1
pieces, Zoe quality, all col
OrS ............. ....... oC
Chaf'ee s Dress Braid, by the
yard, 4c quality, all colors &c
Pearl Buttons. Plain or Fancy,
II to %, 15c quality, all
colors. per doz. .......... &c
Pearl Buttons, choice of size,
Is to "a, Sc quality, per doz. &c
Pearl Buttons, choice of size,
ii to %, Zoe quality, per doz. Sc
Clinton Safety Pins, choice of
size. the dozen ............5 DC
Treasure Safety Pins, choice
Of size, the dozen ........ &c
Wire Hair Pins, &c assorted
cabinet, ......... ........ sc
Large or Small Cube Pins, :. sc
6 ana finch Hat Pins, Jet or
Mat heads, the dozen ..... DC
Large assortment Of Hat Pins,
ranging in price to 25c,
cboice ...,...........''.' &c
f. Y. Wave Hair Curriers', 25c
quality, at ............. LOO
Pyraline Dressing Combs, as
sorted colors, 10c quality,
Pyraline Dressing Combs, as
sorted colors, 25c quality,
at ............ 19o
Aluminium Dressing Combs,
Zoe quality, at ......... nc
Feather Tooth Rubber Dress
ing Combs for mems use, at lSc
Rubber Fine Combs, &c quail
ity, at ............... az
Rubber Fine Combs, Zoe quail
ity, at .............. ..'"(
Rubber Fine Combs, 25c quail
lty, at ........... ...... LOT
Cling Socket Fasteners, 2 doz.
a card zoo
Perfect Hooks and Eyes. A
card ........... ......... 81
O. X. Hooks and Eyes. A
card ....... ............ II
Peat's Hook and Eyes, the
envelope .,........... u
Eagle Pins, Zoe quality, one
paper ......... .......... o.
Kirby Boards, assorted Brass
Pins, one paper .......... .o'
Adamantine Pins, one paper. II
Ncuss Bros. Veil and Belt Pins,
Jet and dull heads, the doz. II
Superfine Mourning Pins, 60
in box, 3 boxes for ...... b
Aliens Special Dress Shields,
sizes ., 3, 4, ......... 123'
Light Weight Dress Shields,
sizes ., 3, 4 ........... 81
| Kleinert s Regular AMI Cres-
cent shape Swan Shields,
sizes 9, 3, 1, for choice. -. FL
The Handy Ironing Wax, with
or without handles, each. -. IL
Sterling Silver Thimbles, as
sorted sizes, each ....... 10
Zoe Jar Petroleum Jelly. b.
3 bottles lie Pages Mucilage,
. ounces each, ...........1 10
| bottle lie Pages Liquid Glue 8
3 bottles Sperm Machine Oil 10
! Silk Cords, assorted colors, used
for fancy work. Sc quality,
"A and ga Black Tubular
Shoe Laces, the dozen 49,. 10
| = Il Q d. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02

One of the most important
features in this department will
be the sale of fine matched sets OF
Linen Covers and Napkins to
match at third to half the pres.
ent values.
500 YARDS all pure Linen,
Cream, Damask, GO inches wide,
60 cent value, ....
Priced at 48 Cents.
6S inches wide, value So cents,
Priced at 67 Cents.
200 YARDS. all Linen fine
Cream Damask. y inches wide,
1925 quality, Priced at SO cents.
FINE BLEACHED DAMAsK,
Sc inches wide, 65 cent and 50
cent qualities at IS cents.
FINE BLEACHED DAMAsK,
u inches wide, regular $1.25
quality,
In this sale at 95 cents.
FINEST BLEACHED DAM
ASK, y inches wide, regular
1925 quality,
In this sale at 95 cents.
FINEST BLEACHED DAM
ASK, 70 inches wide. selling reg
1larly at $50 and $1.75.
Priced at $1.25 and S1.35.
100 SHORT LENGTHS of Ia
Die Damask at very low prices to
clear the stock.
NAPKINS-One lot fine all
Linen Bleached Satin Damask
Napkins, Z size value $50.
Priced at $1.25.
100 DOZEN : size, value $1.75
and $500 At $50.
$50 DOZEN German Silver
Bleached and Irish Satin Damask
Napkins, sizes u and 30 inches,
$500 and $3.50 qualities,
At $3.50.
30 DOZEN 81 inch fine Satin
Damask Napkins, value 1915 and
1925, Priced at $2.95.
100 DOZEN very fine large size
Napkins, "a inch, double Satin
Damask, values $3.50 and $500.
Priced at 1878.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Hosiery and Underwear
From the Wholesale Stocks. Shown in the Base
ment in Large Section of the Space Ordinarily
Utilized for Wholesale Purposes

Here extraordinary opportunities worthy sub
santial Merchandise at exceedingly little prices.
Lot Ladies Fleeced Hose 15c quality 10c Pail
Lot Ladies Heavy Cotton Hose 15c quality, 10c Pair
Lot Ladies Ribbed Top Fecced Hose quality 1Oc Pair
Lot Ladies Wool Hose, 25c quality, 18c Pair
Lot Mems Cotton Hose Tan Black. ......... 81 Pair
Lot Men, Cotton Hose, heavy ............10c
1 Lot Chdrens Hose this lot Of Wool
and Cotton Hose dc quality, Observation-Disclosures c
Lot Boys Heavy Cotton Hose double knee lie Pair
LADIES WOOL UNDERWEAR-A large quantity Of fine
goods white and natural qualities selling regularly 800
1925 ana $3.50 Certain lines which be discontinued
Priced to sell quickly at SO Gents per CGi7nent
LADIES HEAVY FLEECED UNDERWEAR Q,aiti.s sell
ing regularly 80 O
CHILDRENs JERSEY RIBBED UNDERwEAR-Full assor
ment of sizes Priced 20 Gents
MEN S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS-Made of fine fast color Madras
attractive patterns for choice. Priced at 35 Cents
GLOVES AND IITTENS.
Chldrcn Double Mitten 10 Cents Pair
Children Knit Gloves 18 Gents Pair
Ladies Fine Knit Gloves Observation-Disclosures 80 Pair
Mems Fine Knit Gloves ................3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Men s Furnishings.

values Not the slightest for reductions except
that the Clearance Sale must be as effective here
elsewhere about the store.
rIOORD
MEN FINE SHIRTS 81 CENTS-No excellent chance
for saving than this great assortment of strictly rscas
Shirts coo ana white plated and plain bosom regular selling
prices here 81 25 and $3.50.
Elsewhere like kinds often sold as high 5000
MEN FINE UNION SUITS lines TO be discontinued
stock which be hal ordinarily less than $500
Priced in this sale $3.50.
BOYS COMBINATION SUITS full assortment of sizes
luced from 81 .25 and $3.50 to S1.00 the Garment.
MEN OUTING NIGHT SHIRTS regular quality
Priced at 60 cents.
1OO OUTING PAJAMAS. Priced at 70 cents
FINE COTTON NIGHT SHIRTS ~ Priced at 4S cents.
100 FINE PERCALE NIGHT SHIRTS - Priced a rs cents.
MEMS large and full Night Shirts made of heavy
rwiel Cotton Priced at 48 cents
MEMS UNLAUNDERED sH1RTs-One of the remark
,blc values in this SALE At 4S cents.
FOURINHAND sCARFs-Fne Scarfs from the holiday show
ny large quantity but values while they last
At 10 cents
CoRLIss LINEN COLLARs-Certan lines be discontinued
md some that slightly soilel At cents
FINE sUSPENDERs- French and American make
At 80
z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
QUILTS.

Large size Crochet Quilts, Mar
settles designs, valued at $1.3S,
Priced in this sale at SO cent
Extra large size White Gre
chet Quilts, hemmed ready f.
use, value $3.50,
Priced in this sale at $1.1c
Fine Satin MarseillcS Spread.
hemmed ready for use. 1925 qua
ity, Priced at $3.50
Very fine Marseilles Spreads i;
a variety of attractive new lc
signs, value $4.00.
Priced at $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
(ShOwn in the Bnsc.ncnt)

EXACTLY 100 CONIFORTABLES for this Sale and then n
more, except at iderably higher prices
Size 72x72 inches-$ 25 quality. AT 95 Gents
Size 72x7S inches-$150 quality $12O
25 SILKoLINE COMFORTABLES in this Special lot selected
quick scling-flcd with best White Cotton, value $l97.
Priced at $3.50
25 FINE FRENCH sATINE COMFoRTABLEs- with
grade Nothing desirable except most
pensve real down Priced at $780,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Linens,

Never such preparations in this department for sale at
To accommodate the great stocks that will be offered the
space occupied by the wholesale department has been utilized for
purposes large sapeope will be employed
expected there will greatest activity this floor Ger
any plans such proportions here
Table Linens. Napkins. Towels
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
FUR LINED COATS.

FINE BLACK BRoADcLoTH COATS sizes SO, 3S and 40,
lined with Nutra collar of golden beaver
Reduced from $500 to $6750
BROWN BRoADcLoTH COAT, size So, lined with river
mink marten collar, Neouceo iiohi ~oooo 10 $4|oo
BLACK BRoADcLoTH COAT size SO, lined with French
Electric Seal first quality Persian Lamb collar,
Reduced from $4,000 to $4,000
NAVY BLUE BROADCLOTH COAT size 49, lined with Musk
rat Grey Squirrel collar Reduced IRON SoSoO to $4,000
Ladies' Belts
Extraordinary preparations this stock for the holiday
son brings very fine chances during this sale
LEATHER AND SILK understanding like one hundred
THAT so and IS cents each. Fr1ced at 80
NoVELTIEs-Leather Silk and imported elastic Ribbon black
white and colors former selling prices $lOO ~ "a and $50
IN this sale at rs cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Curtains and Draperies.

No finer chance for saving goody the most worthy Of
housekeeping Goods than this department. The largest and most
complete of its kind Offering this time large number of odd
Poee Couch Covers and Drpery materials OF
kinds prices calculated sell them quickly third and
half regular prices will be the Space will not
ait full description of these goods.
WHITE MUSLIN CURTAINS-Pain hensttched and with
lAes 45c, &c., 75c, 9Oc, $1O0 and Sl25 per pair.
PAIRS Curtains such Renaissance Arabian,
Marie Antoinee Irish Point in two and three par
price from IS $1,000 pair VIII be sold at
Is PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM REGULAR PRICES
HEAVY PORTIERES-17 pairs heavy Tapestry Porer red
,rcen and rose, formerly sold at $3.50 to $500
Priced at $3.50 per pair.
PAIRS fine Damask Portiere value $14OO TO $1,000
Priced at $1,000.
500 YARDS PRINTED CREToNs light and dark coorings 5'
,c,o ]c 19 TO % cent qualities Priced at IA cents.
ART TICKINGS French Taieta, Cretonnes, mitleS and
be faced Hungarian cloth thousand yards more SO inches
.,lc regular selling prices 80 to 80 cents
In this sale at % cents.
PRINTED SIKOLINE-Best qualities, selling regularly at
pie and a thousand yards or more AT ~ Genus
PRINTED BUPLAP-36 inches wide, regular selling price
) III ANe s'ie "' 10 0eA'''
WHITE CURTAIN MUsL1Ns-36 inches wide several hun
g ccnts Priced at 12a cents
Elmer CRADEs-White Curtain Muslins, qualities selling at
3 and 80 cents, Arc Poeo a' 10 oeh'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Washable Dress Fabrics

Always fine chances this section during Sale
Some excellent things sharply reduced
REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS-Just very length
most often wanted with the in half. Gnglans
Cloth Musns Linens Silk ana greatest variety
AT % CENTS-A large quantity of fine Fabrics
90 including fine imported novelties
Voe Silk and Cotton Mixtures plain and printed that
so and 6S cents per yard,
ARE PRICED AT 25 CENTS
AT Is CENTS-Sevefa hundred yards of fine double fol
Scotch Madras Attractive of colors
% cents except in this sale.
DRESS L1NINGS-A quantity of Dress Innings. Percainc
Saline fine goods selling per yard short lengths
and full pieces PRICED AT 10 CENT?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
TOWELS.

Size 17x35 inches, 15c. quality
At II cents
Size 20x42 inches, 25c. quality
At 10 cents
Size 2JX4S inches, 35c. quality
At rs cents
1000 YARDS, all pure Linel
Crash, bleached and unbleached
l2!c. ana 15c. qualities,
At 10 cents per yard
5000 YARDS, all pure Line,
Crash, bleached and unbleache /
15c. and lie. grades,
Priced at 12a cen:
LOCO YARDS fine bleachec
Linen Crash, 20 cent quality,
At Is cents per var
CROCHET AND MARSEILLEt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-22
Saturday, )H
JANUARY ~

ut . II. M. will be the trade triumph i'm the
history of North Yakms.
The most exceptional sale announcements
of the season from every viewpoint of quail
ity, breadth of assortment and price. In
vcsti2ation will reveal the most surprising
values. Every counter piled high with
BARGAINS DIRECT FROM THE MILLS.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-22

goods that fall short Of lengths requisite export purposes
in TO &c
lar goods I9la in
stitching il ii are
cling goods profitable The mighty block OF LOOM ENDS we purchased
fresh the You will
md nLlne
You will pay money a
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-22

You have never before
had the opportunity for buy
ing such beautiful coats at
the low prices quoted at
this sale.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-01-22
Loom Ind Sale

The only sale given direct from the mills
to the consumer. This GIGANTIC Manu-
facturcrs' LOOM END SALE which will
open