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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-19
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate by Guardian.

state of Oklahoma, Carter County. IS
In County Court,
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
Sophrona May Rel (Fronle Maybelle)
and Luther Arlington,
Now. on this Sth day OF April. 1910
comes Monroe Arlington as guardian OF
the estate of the above named wards
having filed herein his petition for the
sale of the real estate OF said wards
for the reason in said petition stated
II is ordered. That said peti.
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appealed from justice peace court.
Continental Gin Co. VS.. c. f..
Sullivan ct al, suit on notes.
j. c. Moran VS.. j. II. Paris, re-
plevin.
Farmers Loan & Security Co, VS.
Charles II. Bigbee.
W 7. Harris vs.. J. W. Banks
Mer Co
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Notiee OF Sale OF Real Estate by
Guardian
900 1890

Guardian.
I'm the matter of the guardianship
of Marcc. Claude and Murdic Roberts
No ticc is hereby given in pursuance
ui an order of the County Court of the
County of Carter, state OF Oklahoma.
made on the Gth day of April, 1910.
th" undersigned Tuck Roberts, guar
dian OF the estate of Marco Roberts.
Claude Roberts and Murdic Roberts.
Nill sell at private sale 20 the highest
bidder. subject 20 confirmation by said
court on Saturday the 2Oth day of
April. 1910. a. no O'Clock q. m. at Ard.
moro an the right title and interest of
aid Marco Roberts, Claude Roberts
md Murd.e Roberts, iu and To the
.p,owtug described real estate sit.
nate In Carter County, state OF Ok
HhOma to-Wit.
DNarcc Robertsl The Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter OF
section Thirty four go, Township
Two ca South and Range Two (2)
West, lChiCkasaw NationD (Claldle
'ohor.D The Southwest Quarter Of
he Northeast Quarter of Section
IAiriyiour, t3B Township TWO (2J
south and Range Two t2D West.
'Chickasaw NationJ (Murdio Rob
c~ts) The Southeast Quarter OF the
Northeast Quarter Of Section Thirty.
tour C3D Township Two (2) south
and Range Two On West. (Chickasaw
NationD
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'S hureiy hH rain and sunshine raise crops
70 produces U thick grow Ia of uNurinnt
hnir when Hll othtr remedies fail. We
Eusrante" DHndcrlne. An druggists sell II
."c, aUc aud 81 per bottle 10 pruVe its
worth send thls nd with lOr In stamps or
>llcer apd We will mall you n large free
sample kNOWlTON uANDERtNE co.
chicago, IA
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ages
First National Bank OF Madill,
Okla. vs. John n. Boles ct al. suit
on note.
Friday, April 2e, 1910.
Walker Bond N Co. vs.. Paul Nj.
che, appealed from justice peace
court.
II. +. Riser vs.. John Hunt, appealed
from justice peace court.
J. G. King n Co. VS. Baltimore
Mercantile Co. appealed from JUS
tice peace court
l.. + Riser VS.. G. ". Tucker.
appealed from justice peace court.
J. T. Taylor VS.. W. +. Merit. ap
peaied from justice peace court.
Noble Brothers VS. q. c. 4 $. F.
Ry. CO., appealed from justice court.
$. H. Jacobs VS.. ID. u. Tipps,
appealed from Justice peace court.
T. C. Eundoll vs.. Wm, Ball.
appealed from justice peace court.
Il, Hardy vs. J. ID Fry. appealed
from justice peace court
J. $. Mullen VS.. W, F. Mcknight,
appealed from justice peace court.
Ardmore National Bank vs. James
II. Mulkey. suit on account
\. j. Harris vs., j. W. Corey,
transferred.
Saturday, April 80, 1910.
Mrs, Nancy Scarberry vs.. Max
Westheimer. damages.
Earnest Douglass vs.. Ab Over.
street. constable. appealed from JUS
tice peace court.
+. +. Wilson et al VS.. Steve
Thompson, appealed from justice
peace court.
q. A. Tanning VS.. $. l.. 4 $. +.
Ry. Co.. appealed from justice peace
court
j.. T. Marston VS.. G. T.. Fraley,
appealed from justice peace court.
J. NJ, Miller VS.. w. Wade. ap.
pealed from justice peace court.
Mrs. Moran Scott VS.. Ardmore
Wholesale Grocery Co. suit for
rent.
A. T. Bcrns VS.. j. W. Lasley,
from justice peace court.
Monday, May 2. 1910.
The Farmers Loan & Security
Co. vs.. p. Q. Rainey. ]. r. Allen,
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Thursday. April 81. 1910.

Ardmore State Bank VS.. j. T.
Burns and Sam Weeks. suit on
note.
Stafford Bros. Dry Goods Co. vs
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GET READY WITH
FACTS AND FIGURES
THE CENSUS MAN is THE PRIZE
FOOLISH QUESTION ASKER
DON'T BLAME HIM.

them are not important ot you. may.
be, but the government considers
them 80.
The census man, when he comes
around, will say good morning or
good afternoon. And you return
the greeting. Then, because II is a
part OF his duty the enumerator viii
ask you whether you are deaf or
dumb.
Now If the cnumerator De not
deaf or dumb surely he will know
that you speak the English Ian.
guage and that you understand II.
Perhaps you have spoken good En-.
glish to this government inquisitor
but, Just the same. he Is compelled
to ask you If YOU speak the English
language.
During this time the probabilities
are that you have been looking the
enumerator squarely in the eyes.
lie has noted that your eyes glisten
or twinkle; he undoubtedly has
studied their expression This be.
ing true, prepare for the worst. fer
the census man is scheduled to ask
In all seriousness:
Are YOU blind?"
But these questions can be an
swered unhestatngly. Think of this
one, though. girls What was your
age at your last birthday" And the
government insists that you an
swcr truthfully. Also, you must
tell him whether you are married
or single; whether YOU ever have
been married, and. If widow, how
it happened, whether by the death
of your husband or through the
workings of court OF justice or in.
justice.
In answer to this question an
enumerator reports that young
woman said Il am single at pres
ent, but | am going to be married
soon, thank you"
DO not fear to answer the census
mans questions. Tell him your
troubles IL you like. He is under
oath not to diyulge his information
to anyone.
II you really are 81 years old and
have been putting 1t over on your
next neighbor to the extent that
she fancies YOU are only 2s. have
no misgivings. The enumerator is
not ollovad Ia 90 oyer IA vonr noigb.
bor's house and promulgate the COS.
sip. even If she asks him.
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X. \. owen ct al. suit on note and
account
j. X. ilpNon vs.. St Louis 4 San
Francisco Ry. Co, suit for personal
injury.
WoOdson Smith Hat Co vs.. J.
Hamp Willis ct al. suit on account
W i'' N'cN"huer vs. american IN
'est"'en' COMPANY money due on ac-
count
'
~ pieuSoe vs. W. W. Means
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The White squs~." A Great Play.
u YOU want TO see novel play
and have good laugh. see "Thc
White Squaw" which Manager Robi.
son will present next Friday night
az iobison opera house
Ncsmata. the white squaw. has
learned English well enough to read
simple words and fairy tales. she.
however. mas never seen white
woman since she can remember. aud
when Octuyia. her beautiful sister
comes 10 the wlgWam she thinks
her the fairy She has been reading
about This Is a neat comedy scene
that Is scrrimingly funny You
will also feel sorry for Ncamata.
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Notice OF Sale Of Real Estate by
Guardian
In the matter Of the guardianship
Of William Harvey Stidham. minor.
Notice Is hereby given in pursu
ance OF an order Of the County
Court OF the County OF stephens.
State OF Oklahoma, made on the 2Gth
day OF March. 1910. the undersigned
guardian OF the estate Il William
Harvey stidham. will sell at public
sale to the highest bidder. subject
10 confirmation by said Court on
the 26th day OF April. \. u. 1910.
~ one O'Clock p. m. at the front
door OF the court house. IN Ardmore.
Oklahoma. all the right. title and
interest of said William Harvey Std.
ham in and 10 the following dcscrib.
cd real estate situate Ia Carter
County. State OF Oklahoma. towlt:
The Eia Of Eh OF SEX. less o.3l
acres for the ". o. Ry CO., OF Sec.
lion Thirty-siX, Township Four
South. and Range Two East. and
Lots Two and Three OF Section
ThIrtyene. Township -Four South and
Range Three East CChlckaSaw Ma.
tionl.
Said real state viii he sold on
the following terms and conditions.
towit Cash
Dated the 26th day or March. 1910
j. J. STIDHAM.
Guardian.
30 $3.50
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when you see what education and
social position has done for her sis
ter. while Ncamatas training has
been by two old Indians. Michabo
and Ampata. What little English
ana French she knows has been
taught ner by Jacques Cauticr. a
French Canadian trappcr. who is
very much iu love with her and
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l.. Thomas VS.. Ruffin Wilson and
Kim Wooten, appealed from justice
peace court.
T. l.. Young VS.. c. X. |. & +. Ry.
Co. and G. e. Il $. +. Ry. Co. dam
ages.
First National Bank OF Madill,
Okla. IS. John ~ Boles ct al, suit
on note.
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Monday, May 2. 1910.
The Farmers Loan & Security
Co. vs.. p. 9. Rainey. ]. r. Allen,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
Special Attractions Offered This Week by
San FranciscO's Leading Retail Merchants

D. N. & e. WALTER q CO.. furniture.
carpets. draperies, Stockton and
O'Farrel1 streets, announce the con-
tinuation of their popular section
sale. The house has been divided into
sections, all plainly marked, and re-
ductions made on goods in those sec
tions ranging as follows: 33 Is per
cent % per cent, 20 per cent, 15
per cent ands10 per cent. The sale
has become very popular the last
two weeks. Unusual bargains are
provided OH goods which they desire
to close out before the annual stock
taking. There is a sharp reduction
in oriental rugs, which are quoted for
Monday and all this week at a fiat
reduction of 25 per cent off regular
marked prices. Many pleasing op-
portunities are offered in the drapery
department. $40, $3.50 and s25 cur
tains being offered as low as $3.50
a pair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
HERE'S A BABY BOY IN
NEED OF A GOOD HOME
Branch of Eastern ChiIdren's
Society Already Has a Case

With Rev. J. +. Heacock as superin-
tendent. a branch OF the children s
home society which has been working
on large scale in the east for many
years, was established in San Fran
cisco last week. 1t Is the purpose
OF the organization TO find homes for
children Of the different charitable in
stitutions OF the state.
Already the society has q case on its
hands.
A home is wanted for six or seven
months old baby boy. Information may
DE had By addressing J. T. Heacock.
san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

HALE'S. Market street at sixth. This
house announces the opening Of its
adjusting sale Monday. during which
low prices win prevail on all sum-
mer goods. Three lines of wash
goods at sc. sc and 17c per yard are
the headlineFs this week. White
goods are also greatly underpriced.
There is a readjustment Of the prices
on silks and dress goods, 75c fancy
silks are now 4Sc per yard. 81 silks
75c per yard, s1.25 colored pongee
silks 75c per yard. Corresponding
reductions in suitings and fine broad
cloths. An event in leather goods
brings leather bags of every kind
down to little prices, 39c and up 10
SAB. Boys blouses are offered at
half price, a fine summer line being
placed on sale Monday at 25c EN-
broideries. vacation necessities OF
all kinds, trunks, straw satchels
camp utensils and womens and mis-
ses hosiery complete list of tempt
ing offers for the adjusting sale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
EILERs MUSIC CO.. 40 westt

EILERs MUSIC CO.. 40 western stores.
san Francisco store, 975 Market
street. The company issues state
ment announcing that theirs is the
only house in San Francisco selling
the Auto-piano. The Auto-piano, it is
stated, is made in a single factory,
where no other instrument of any
kind is built. The parts are not as
sembled from various other factories,
but all made in one factory. in one
instrument. The public is cautioned
to be sure that the title The Auto
piano" appears on the fall board"
and plate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

O'CONNOR, MOFFATT & CO., Post
street near l<earny, announce on an
other page the continuation of their
semannual reduction sale of suits.
costumes, coats and skirts. Tailored
suits from SIS to $40; $3.50 TO $3.50;
$50 to SO; $50 10 $25: SO 10 $S5i
evening gowns reduced from $55 TO
s35: So to $40; SS5 to s47.50; $115 to
$3.50; $22.50 coats reduced to $3.50;
SIS TO SIS; $40 broadcloth coats TO
$3.50; $47-50 broadcloth coats to $40;
s. skirts reduced to So; SO TO $3.50;
So TO $3.50. Sale of entire stock of
trimmed hats at $3.50, $3.50, $3.50.
$3.50 and S12.50 including hats for
merly priced from 81 to $35. Sale of
extra fine soft and pleated mems
shirts in newest spring patterns at
81. $L25. Lawn waists at S5c; 25c
women linen embroidered handker-
chiefs reduced to 15c each; mems
pure Irish linen hemstitched hand
kerchiefs reduced from S1.25 to 81
per half dozen. Special sale of din
ner damask table cloths, napkins,
doylies. etc, at cost
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

HE EMPORIUM, the house of the lib
eral money back policy. The semi
annual sale of ostrich plumes starts
Monday morning. There are sample
prices: French plumes, IA inches
long, $2.95; 16 inches. 1895; IL inches,
s5.65; 20 inches, $765; 21 inches,
$3.50; % inches, S12.65. % inches,
Sl4.65. Willow plumes, Is inches in
length, s765: 20 inches, $1O.e5. and
up to 26 inches in same proportion.
Sharp reductions are announced on
ladies garments, 251 suits of blacks,
navy blues, mixtures, light toned and
fancy fabrics. especially for small
women and those wearing "a to AZ
bust measure. being offered at S12.5o,
SO and $50. Many keen cuts also in
fancy suits and tailored trotteur
dresses. A variety of silks and
dress goods are reduced in price, in
cluding the new bordered silks for
scarfs and new patterns of foulard
silks, which are offered Monday at
2Sc per yard. A special sale Of cut
glass is also offered at a saving Of
one-fourth TO one-third, besides va
rious special sales in domestics, en-
breideries, hair goods and khaki
suits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

c. FL. BAKER, SIS Market street an
nounces the purchase of the Walk
over shoe store, at SS5 Market street.
with stock and fixtures. Mr.. Baker
states that the store and contents
were taken to secure the lease and
location and that the shoes will be
sacrificed in a sale commencing We'd
nesdaY next, which viii be known in
history as San Francisco's greatest
shoe sale. Announcement of the
sacrifice prices viii be made in We'd
nesday mornings papers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
VIENNEsE

SUIT PARLORS. arcade
floor, Phelan bldg, selling out sale
inaugurated Monday. Ladies' and
misses cloaks and suits % per cent
to so per cent below cost. S25 and
$50 linen dresses, $3.50 Silk dresses
worth up TO $50 for sl175. High
class novelty suits worth up to SIS
for SIS. Coats. in same proportion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
AMERICAN WOMEN
WEAR MANY jewels
Mrs. Charles CarroIl's Diamond
Tiara More Magnificent
Than Crown Gems
Especial Gable TO The Call

PARIS. June 11-There never has
been such glare of jewels as those
worn by American women at the opera
at Chatelet theater since the Metro
politan company came there from New
York.
Mrs. Charles Carroll eclipsed all with
tiara of diamonds more magnificent
than many of the crown jewels of Eu-
rope. Every night she has worn these
superb Jewels French society has all
but forgotten the prophecies and gaped
enviously.
Mrs Palmer of Chicago. Mrs. William
X Vanderbilt. Mrs. Hartman and Mrs.
els that positively dazzle the audiences.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT

HOUSE. Market street near Jones.
This house announces the -continua-
tion Of its semiannual clearance sale.
The second week opens with greater
bargains than ever before. Tailored
suits are offered as low as s4.95;
long coats and jackets as low as
s1.95; lingerie dresses a S low al 81. 80;
tub dresses and suits as low al s195;
dress skirts as low as S1.95; silk pet
ticoats as low as $1.95.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

BOYS CLUB DANCE Under the direction of
Daniel Maher and Miss Schenk. the senior di-
vision OF the San Francisco Boys club will
present its initial entertainment and dance Sat
urday evening, June 1S in the clubrooms at
72O Treat avenue. The entertainment win be-
gin at p. m. and the dance at 10 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
sMELLpoM cLoAK AND sur sHor

Grant avenue between Geary and
Post streets. Opening Monday of
the semiannual half price clearance
sale. cloth suits, cloth and silk coats
silk dress skirts and waists at half
the regular prices. Fifty cloth
dresses will go on sale extra special,
from to 10 Monday morning, worth
up to s25, at S595 each.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

OUTING CLUB PICNIC = The wigwam and
Tepee outing club will have its sixteenth an
nual outing and picnic today. Monticello grove
being the objective point. This affair viii be
under the direction of T. II. Lauback. f. An
derson p. J. King, NJ Tobias, J. ". Amberg,
II. H. Hewitt. J. Slime and Alexander Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

/. MAGNIN & CO., Grant avenue and
Geary, 1000 hand embroidered linen
waists go on sale Monday at S1.95.
They are of the class usually sold
at $3.50 and 1915 each A hosiery
special in ladies' black silk Isle
hose, with duplex garter top, and re-
inforced sole and heel, regular rs
cent value for 45 cents. Summer
frocks and dresses for ladies and
misses, made in strictly up to date
STYLES, are specially priced at $3.50
and upward
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

NJ. FRIEDMAN & CO.. 259 Post street.
striking offer of 50 down on a
$40 bed davenport which is offered
at $2S60, is the leading attraction
at Friedman's tomorrow. A COM
plete room house keeping outfit
is also announced for s14S on terms
to please. Friedman's credit plan
makes it easy for young folks to go
house Keeping
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
GOULD. SULLIVAN 3 CO.. 26a Posi-

GOULD, SULLIVAN & CO., 253 Post
street. A clearance sale beginning
Monday, which they designate as a
simple slaughter of the prices. $50
tailored suits are cut to 1880 $50
suits to $13.75, s35 street coats to
s14.75, s55 silk and chiffon dresses
to s1450, s125 evening gowns to
S45 SIS waists to So.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
LIVINGSTON BROS.

Geary streets Nearly 500 of the sea-
sons best $50 and $40 tailored suits
are offered Monday at $I5 each in a
clearance OF broken and surplus
lines. Wonderful values in pongee
dresses also. Khaki skirts for women
and linen busters for men, all good S3
values are offered now at s1.95, just
at the height of the vacation season
when everybody wants them. There
is also d very special sale OF "A inch
S5c and 81 foulard silks commencing
Monday at soc yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
CITY OF PARIS.

CITY OF PARIS. Geary at Stockton,
Union square. Semiannual clearance
sale of suits, gowns and coats. Plain
and fancy man tailored suits now at
$25. Strictly tailored linen suits now
at $40. Muslin underwear, domestic
and foreign, all marked down. Sharp
reductions also announced in dress
goods and ladies' hose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

w. & }. SLOANE, 216-22S sutter street.
Preinventory sale is announced for
the purpose of reducing stock and
great reductions in prices are offered.
150 room size Persian rugs and $500
small oriental rugs are included in
this reduction sale. 500 pieces single
and en- suite furniture for living
room. library, bedroom, dining room
and hall are also reduced.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

BROWN RRos.. 664-67o Market street.
Commencing Monday morning every
garment in the entire stock of mems
and young mems summer suits will
be sold at one-third off regular
prices
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
TABLELINENS

100 DOZEN HEAfMED LINEN NAPKINS; SIZE IS INCHES;
REGULAR VALUE $I75; THIS SALE S1.25 DOZEN
100 DOZEN PURE LINEN NAPKINS. SIZE y INCHES: REGULAR
VALUE $2.75; THIS SALE 1925 DOZEN
$50 SATIN DAMAsk PATTERN CLOTHS $40 SIZE; EXTRA GOOD
WEARING QUALITY; REGULAR VALUE $l75;
THIS SALE $1.25 EACH
$50 tEMs1rrcHED SATIN DAMAsK CLOTHS; 8-4 SIZE;
REGULAR VALUE So; THIS SALE $1.5O EACH
$50 HEsisTucHED SATIN -DANlASK CLOTHS; $40 SIZE;
REGULAR VALUE $225; THIS SALE $1.S5 EACH
100 DOZEN HEMsTrTcHED NAPKINS; 18-INcH; TO MATCH
SOME OF ABOVE cLoTHs; REGULAR VALUE So;
THIS SALE $2.25 DOZEN
so DOZEN HEMsTrTcHED SATIN DAMAsK BUREAU SCARFS;
REGULAR VALUE 75c; THIS SALE SOC EACH
so DOZEN EEMsTrcHED SATIN DAMAsK SQUARES; REGULAR
VALUE 75c; THIS SALE SOC
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
rHE owl pRuG CO.. 77s ]

THE OWL DRUG CO., rs Market, 10
Market, Post and Grant, Sixteenth
and Mission, 943 Kearny. Owl spe
cials Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day. Stuart's dyspepsia tablets, 33c;
Toe skat hand soap, &c; benzoin
cream, 19c; 25c size Frostilla, lie;
Prima matt tonic lie; Old Crow
bourbon, &c. variety of other
special offerings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
NEMNAN 6 LEvINsoN. 500

q LENINSoN. Stockton and
O'Farrell streets A radical clear
ance sale IS announced, marking the
end Of the seasons reductions in
every department The reductions
are said to be drastic and far reach
ing, producing a prompt sale of a
tremendous stock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

THE WHITE HOUSE, Raphael WE'LL &
Co, Inc, Sutter, Grant avenue and
Post street The last two weeks viii
witness bigger reductions in the
senliannual sales of muslin under
wear, cloaks, suits. costumes and
millinery. There will be also a spe-
cial reduction sale of silks, compris-
ing plain and fancy foulards, MESA
lines and satin ottoman, at soc per
yard. The second week of the semi
annual linen sale starts off also with
greater reductions. There are big
cuts in white goods. table linens and
fancy linens. Also a great remnant
sale of wash goods, challies and fan
nels at half the regular selling price.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

PRAGERS, Market and Jones streets.
A great sale of women's wash suits
and dresses, in which the prices aver
age one-half. A superb array of
styles, with values from $3.50 to $40,
on sale at $1.9S. $2.4S. $3.9S and s4.9S.
Cloth suits and dresses are also rad
ically reduced. A special sale of So
lace curtains at SIPS. Many pleas
ing money saving opportunities in
underwear, hosiery and pongee silks
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
FREDERICKs.

furniture, carpets,
drapery and wall paper, corner Post
and Stockton streets. Speeial intro
duction of the Marshall ventilated
mattress and the Marshall ventilated
pillows. This mattress is guaran-
teed for quality, workmanship and
material and warranted not to sa &
with ordinary use for five years. The
prices are fair. The public is in
vited to call and examine them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
FANCY LINENS

100 DOZEN NOTTINGHAM FILET LACE BUREAU
SCARFS; SIZE 1880; soc EACH
30INcH SIZE; soc EACH
DISPLAY MAIN AISLE
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
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SECOND WEEK
SEMI-ANNUAL LINEN SALE
WHITE GOODS

1000 YARDS BELFAST LINEN FINISH INDIAN HEAD 36-INclI
REGULAR PRICE 15c: THIS SALE 1212c YARD
1000 YARDS 45-rNcH INDIAN HEAD SUTTING. SOFT FIN
sH; ;sHRUNK; REGULAR PRICE zoe; THIS SALE YARDS 81
CASE FINE QUALITY SHEETS; SLIGHTLY soLED IN TRAN
SIT; SIZES 72x9o. 72z99. 72xIO8; THIS SALE
roc, 75f, soc EACH
so DOZEN HEmsrrrcHED PILLOW CASES; SIZE 45x30t1:
REGULAR PRICE 3oc; THIS SALE Csc EACH
100 FULL SIZE SATIN BED SPREADS; EXTRA QUALITY:
REGULAR PRICE s3.75; THIS SALE S2.95 EACH