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The Detroit times., 1915-03-04

broneho pneumonia; Robert C. winio.
Harper hospital. 81 years. lobar pneu-
monfa; Andrew NJ. iurdy, Grace hos
pltai. 80 years. empyemia; Leonard
mHasf 81 Huron psoy ysag Is 'e dgnss1
. years, pnsumoniA; Del McAtee,
Harper hospital. IS years. intestinal
obstruction. Loya Parker. Herman
Kiefer hospital, 6 months. measles;
Elisabeth Lauer, Boulevard santa
T!T% y is sr.% s;s1.ss Mi yss
cholera infantum; Rhoby @. Hebberd.
i2is Trumbuil. IS years. Bright's dis
ease: Ebenezer +. Barnes. 1s7 Sew
ard. 81 years. cerebral apoplexy: Ber-
tina NJ. Otto. 2677 W. Grand blvd, 81
nam 1904 Merrick, 10 years: sp-
pendicitis; Edwin Ehle. 1853 Mt Ell
Holt. % years. nephritis; John sikor-
ski. fes Wesson. SO years. apoplexy:
Mary A. Woels, Boulevard santa
rum. 90 years 5roneho pnenmoniss Ia
years. tubercuiosis; Mary Grabar..
ssyk. 1898 Russell, 20 years. inquest
pending: Antonina Kanjnska. ses Pr
Quette, 81 years. cardiac insufficiency;
Joseph Racilo. Grace hospital. ID
years. septic Infection; Melvin Clarke.
Childrsn's Free hospital. 4 months.
tie. Harper hospital. ~ years. perl
tonitis; Samuel ID. Myers. ST.. Grace
hospital, 81 years, nephritis; Grace
Bosco, 392 Clinton. 8 months. men,
nights; santo Maisano. 216 81. Aubtn'
io7 W. Milwaukee. so years. tuberou-
iosis: Augusta +. Bonner. ia Bel
mont. IS years. Brights disease Car.
oiine NJ. Smith. al w. Euclid. "a
years. dilatation OF heart; Charles Il
Middel, $50 f. Warren. SO years. tu-
berculosis; Michel Kemp, ST Mary's
hospital, 81 years. typhoid fever
Michael Friga, ss3 Jos. campau, II
years. tuberculosis; Frank Pytel. 81
Mary's hospital. 81 years, peritonitis
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
Marriage Licenses
Archibald MacLean. 50, .

Archibald MaoI,esn. 81. student
Irene Law, II.
Alonzo W. Coles, 81, machinist, De-
troit; Ella Joyce. 81. Memphis. Mich
Daniel Moorissey. Is, teamster. Ida
A. Kiaveklofske. ~.
Rufus Ruglen. 90. Detroit: Chris
tine Metcalf. 80. New York.
Milno Kurncher. 70. laborer. De-
troit: Anna Terrez. Is. Hamtramck.
stephen Janisxewski. 81, steamfft-
ter: Emma Baker, 90.
Harry A. King. 81. laborer. North
vile Julia Hanchett, 30. Wayne.
William Bauman. rs. farmer ply
mouth: Myrtle White. 20. plymouth.
BENJAMIN Levin, %, merchant.
Lena Levinson, 20.
Gerald Morris. a. machinist. De-
troit: Marjorie Caughey. rs, Crosse
Pointe.
Abraham Rotberg. 30, huckster:
Lilly Barris, rs.
William Arnold. Is. baker: Flor
epce Don. 2s
Liphie Eiyi. Is clerk: Irene Nor
rison. 20.
James Osborn. :s, conductor; Rose
Harris. 20.
Edward wischer. 20. auto worker;
Clara Kiatt, is.
Thomas Parker, 2s, attendant. Flo
Use; Grace Cooper. AZ. Eloise.
J. Frederick Manville, SO, sales
man: Marie Lamments. 40
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DIED.

DlEb.
CALDER--March I. suddenly. James.
aged ~ years. husband OF Louise
Calder. Funeral Thursday, u. m.
from residence. 500 Dubois-st.
CROMIE--March 9. Sarah. beloved
mother OF William Arthur. Robert.
George. David j.. John and Mrs
George T. Phillips. Funeral Fri
ave. Interment Roseiand PARK
cemetery.
BURNHAM--Raiph Eugene Died
Tuesday afternoon At Harper hos
pitaL Survived by his wife. Nam
cite Burnham. and daughter, Be-
atrice Marie. Funeral Friday
a.ne. ,s m Services At sg gs.,
private. at woodiawn cemetery.
KAIsER--darch I. 1915. Anthony r..
Jr., aged 80 years. beloved son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony r. Kaiser.
Sr. Funeral from residence of par
ents. s71 McDougal-ave., Thursday
as q. m, and TO st. Elizabeth's
church at $40.
LETTS-Charles E.. at his residence,
1io Twenty nfth-st Husband OF
Louise NJ. Boulter. father OF Jessie
| NJ. Copiey and Charles. Jr. Services
at residence Thursday. March 4. at
1850 p. m. Interment at woodmere
via auto. Member OF Zion Lodge
Monroe chapter. Detroit Command
cry. No. I. r. q A. N.
RE0AN--Died March i. 1915. at fam
lily residence. lss sixteenth-st-
Timothy. beloved husband OF Jen-
Alexander, William, Jennie, John,
Earl and Leo Regain. Funeral
Thursday from residence. Q o'clock
and st. yincent's church at ESQ.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
WARREN IS
REELECTED
President of Board of
Commerce Given
Second Term

Charles n. Warren was reelected
president OF the Board OF Commerce
in a meeting of the directors. Wed
nesday noon. This is the first time
that a president has been honored
with a second term. The other Off,
GERS elected are: vice-presidents,
Henry b. Joy. G. II. Clifford and
Joseph Mack: treasurer. w. J. Gray.
reelected The selection Of secre-
tary was referred TO special COM
mittee consisting OF President War
rem, vice-President Mack and F. p.
Johnston.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
STEAM is TURNED
ON BY MISTAKE
SCALDING MAN

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March a.
(special)---Ben Banbenpoolder. IS, a
Iaborer employed at the state hos.
pital. was probably 90 badly burned
today that he will die from his In
juries. He was inside boiler
cleaning II out when another work.
man, not knowing Banbenpoolder
was inside. turned on the steam and
literally cooked the man, his
screams saved him from being boil
ed to death within the boiler. but
I is feared he In 20 badly burned he
cannot recover.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
BOGUS BILLS
BEING PASSED

Secret Service Agent Jimmy
Sloan IL looking for a man who is
raising one-dollsr bills to twenty.
dollar bills. and passing them on
boarding house keepers. The bills
are crude counterfeits. The figure
Il" 10 removed by acid and the 80"
is worked IN with q lead pencil.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
C. r. elrd a Co.

c. 4. Bird a Co, undertakers. at
No. SO Basley-ave., have a complete
modern undertaking establishment.
Only expert graduate embalmers
are employed and large line OF cas-
kets Ia carried on hand. Perfect pri-
vscy IL afforded for funerals held at
the parlors. The wide personal ac-
quAintsnce Of the firm gives them q
large clientele among the best fam
dies Of Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
DRY BILL
IS SIGNED
Will Close Colorado
Saloons January
/, 1916

DENVER, Col, March BIN the
presence OF representatives Of tenn
perance organizations from through
out the state. Governor Carlson to-
day signed the prohibition bill. clos
ing all saloons in Colorado Jan. I,
1915. and providing severe punish
ment for violation OF the new law.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04

Joseph susss, 1919 Townsend, u
years; myocarditis: Viola a. Lock.
las seminole . months. meninsitis'
mitral insufficiency; Phiiura LAdd.
100 Eighteenth. - years. iobar pneu-
monis; Myrtle Smith. is7 Madison. ~
years. iobar pneumonia. Auralia Ar
delean, Children's Free hospital,
ouiiiss. as years, tubsrouiosis: Val
ter l. Brown, iss Church. . years.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION
seeretary's offioe-5o Broadway
Detroit, Mich. Feb. 81. 1915.
BIDS - ERECTION SCHOOL
BUILDINGS - GARFIELD
SCHOOL EXTENSION AND
2 SOUTHEASTERN HIGH
SCHOOL.

Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until 4:30 o'clock d. m. on
dates as specified. for furnishing all
labor and material necessary for the
erection OF school buildings. as fol-
lows:
Garfield School Extension, Rivsrd
and Observation-Disclosures, Mar. 20,
1915.
Southeastern High School, south
side OF Goethe-st. and east side OF
Fairview-ave.-Tuesday. Mar. 90.
Proposals viii be received as fol-
lows:
Proposals for the entire lob.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
rs follows:
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications.
specifications.
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals for all separate
classes OF work.
II Is especially desired that con-
tractors bid on all separate classes
Of work
Plans and specifications may be
seen in the office OF the Supervisor
OF school Buildings. Room One. this
building.
Proposals must he submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor
fed check or cash equal to 81 Of
the bid. A surety company bond will
not he accepted In connection with
the submitting OF proposals.
General contractors must submit.
attached TO their proposals. the names
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any OF all bids.
CHAs. A. 0ADD,
A-i,ts Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
NOTICE OF SIDEWALK
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS. OFFICE

Detroit. March /. 1915.
To all whom II may concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assess
ment rolls Nos. 4253 TO f2s3, both In
elusive. for defraying the cost and
expense OF constructing cement side
walks as hereinafter described have
been prepared, and are now open for
Inspection. revision or correction In
this office. and will be presented to
the Common Council at a session
thereof. 10 be held on Tuesday. the
18th day OF March. 1918. at y. M.
city time. for confirmation.
The lot or lots described I'm each
roll have been. assessed for the cost
and expense OF constrnctins the
parcels named In such roll
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e classified | vsa ia :

Cash with order. 10. charged. 10 .
line.
for less than isc with cash: isc 70
'" The abo S rates apply to ali CLASSIC
nestiens except Bifths. Cards Of
Thanks. Obituaries, Mesting Noticed
and all Ads prscsding Male Hsip.
and M.stins NOTICES - lfinimum
charge. $50 for as words o.. isss.. Oyer
IS words one and ens-th1ra cents -
each extra worA-
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
ROOSEVELT AVENUE

Roll No. ia77. The n. IS IT. Of lot
al. w. Johnston's sub, of the
Porter and Campau farms, being
that part OF the 2. half Of p. G. Ne;
ali that part OF p c. No. Fl and the
western 7-12 or p. c. No. 20. lying
n. OF Chicago avenue and O. of the
rear 40 acres sold to Mark Flanagan.
nue., between Ash and Myrtle streets.
The s, 20 IT, OF lot 1873. lot 1ss-J:
W. Johnston's sub. Of the Porter and
Campap farms. being that part Of
the e. half OF T. G. No. IS. lying n,
OF p. c. No. Fl and the western 7-i1
avenue and s. OF the rear 40 acres
sold to Mark Flanagan. on the west
side OF Roosevelt avenue. between
Railroad and Buchanan street.
SEWARD AVENUE
Roll No. 427s. Lot "a. block H.
Beck's sub. OF part Of quarter secs.
the south side OF Seward avenue. be-
tween Merrill street and Greenfield
avenue.
THIRD AVENUE
Roll No. 427s. Lot F-John O.
Berry's re-sub. of lots IL. 10 and the
w. 20 n. of lot IA. block 100, Cass
farm. On the east side OF Third ave.
nue.. between Garfield and Prentis
avenues.
THIRTY.FoURTH STREET
Roll No. 1880. Lot IS. block E.
26O. lying between Michigan avenue
and the My line Of Hopstio street,
side OF Thirty fourth street between
jackson and Buchanan streets.
Lots II; IL. - and IA. block 3.
Fyfe. Barbour and Warren's sub. OF
Horatio street and Warren avenue.
On the west side OF Thirty.fourth
street. between McGraw and Warren
avenues
TwENTY-FIRST STREET
Roll No. 1891. Lot CD. c. Hol-
brooks sub. OF lot No. !, n. of Fort
street. p. c. No. 727. On the west
side OF Twenty first street. between
Lafayette avenue and Fort street.
TWENTY-SEC0ND STREET
i1.3s IT, OF lot 55-Plat OF sub. OF
the western part OF Brevoort farm
being the eastern 5-12 part Of p c.
street and Kendall avenue.
TwENTY.THIRD STREET
Roll No. 1888. Lot 3--Moore's sub
OF lots SIS to 57s. inclusive. except
the W. 20 II. OF each OF said lots O,
j. W. Johnston's sub. OF the Portei
and Campau farms. n. of Chicago
avenue. On the east side of Twenty.
third street. between Merrick and
Kirby avenues.
Any person desiring to object "a
any assessment so made. may. upor
filing with the City Clerk at any
time prior to the date last above
mentioned. written protest, bs
heard before the Committee on
Streets. TO whom such protests will
be referred at meeting hereof 70
be held on the Monday following
such reference at 10 n. m, city time
at the committee room, City Hall,
DANIEL L. D1LwoRTH,
President Board OF Assessors.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
RATHBONE AVENUE

sub. OF the ely n and the SLY u of
the WHY u OF lot Z. shipyard tract.
On the south side OF Rathbone ave-
nue.. between Elsmere and Lawndale
avenues
Lots IL, 10 and a. - Rathbone's
sub. OF o. ]. OF the sub. OF the Ship
yard tract On the north side OF
Rathbone avenue, between Lawndale
and Spring wells avenues.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
MAPLEw00D AVENUE

ass. on the west side OF Livernois
avenue. between Linzee and White
head ayNuuee
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CELIA STREET

Roll No. ts54 Lot io--wiliiam b.
wesson's sec. OF the Thompson
Farm. n. OF the Grand River road.
On the south eide of Celia street. be-
tween Twelfth street and Vermont
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uvERN0Is AVENUE

Roll No. s,ss. Lot s--Andrew }.
10. I. Of csmpsu's sub. Of ,. {. No.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
WEST SIDE--CITY
BEECHWOOD AVENUE

Hu hst M SH aa'f Hot Holmes ss' SUB oi
ely part of frac. sec. 8, T. 2 g.. r.
IL Z. On the west side Of Beech
wood avenue. between fireman ave-
nue. and Moore Place
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
DISTEL AVENUE

Roll No, 425s. Lot as-Disters
OF Nelson's sub. of.lot 6. OF Ship
yard tract. On the east side OF
Distel avenue, between Fort street
and Krupp avenue
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
HOLDEN AVENUE


Roll No. lass Lot is7--seebaidt's
E ss q part No Of sS': .Ds 81 Tlr. Icscc
acre tract and frac. sec. .. 7. 2 =.
mont avenue. between Scotch and
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
McARTHUR AVENUE
McGRAW AVENUE

Roll No. 4274 Lot 5-Nairs Nc
Graw avenue sub. Of part OF frac.
sec. .. T. ? s.. r. IL Z. On the north
side OF McGraw avenue p oetwee,n
avenue.
Lot 3s--Harvey's sub OF lots 81
and 3s and s. n of lot 81 OF Scovels
sub. OF the W. n frac. sec. No. 2,
Of McGraw avenue. between Thir-
tieth street and WOODROW avenue.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
PINGREE AVENUE

n. lot 5S-Homer warren's sub. OF
lot Is OF the sub OF Y sec. 46. TO-.
o00-acre tract. On the south side Of
Pingree avenue. between Wilson and
Schmittdiel avenues.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
EUCIID AVENUE

Roll No. t1S7. Lot <s--Bessenger
.. $50 e. OF w 70s.b0 r. az o. ].
and 8. 81 n. of y sec 4s. 10000 acre
tract, lying .. OF said part Of o. I. !.
On the south side OF Euclid avenue,
between Schmittdiel avenue and
Hamilton Boulevard.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
DRAGON AVTNUE

Roll No 1885. Lot 7ss-Daniel
scotten's re-sub. Of p. C. No. ~ and
the O., part OF p. G. No. ass. lying
road or avenue. On the west side
Of Dragon avenue. between Cadet
and Regular avenues.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
FOR sALE-vAcANr LOTS.
Choice Lots

g. e. corner Ferry-pk and vermonts
no restrictions; 130x120.
LaSalle Gardens. north, 35x20o.
seebaldt-ave.. choice. $575-$675.
Corner. three blocks from Grand Riv-
err. 60x130, only $500.
INC. 504 Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
HAMILTON BOULEVARD
HANOVER AVENUE

lot ss-osborn and Mccaiium's sub
OF lots and 10. Y sec. SO, 10000
acre tract. On the east aide OF Han
over avenue. between Lothrop ave-
nue. and City Limits.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
FRWOOD AVENUE
FOURTH AVENUE

Roll No. 1850. Lot 4, block Sc
and lot 4, block Stub OF the
Jones Farm. between Michigan ave-
nue. and the n. line of Beech street.
On the east and west sides of Fourth
avenue. between Jones and Beech
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04

the ROW ". 40 so f Il 10, L a. io,. z 'i. l.
and the e. 10 n. lot is. block s.
s and s OF Joseph Tiremans sub. OF
lot 2 Of Joseph Tlreman's Est and
0. l. c OF John Tireman's Eat. on
OF the io'ooo.scre tract. On the
north side OF Mapiewood avenue. be-
tween Grand River and Beechwood
Roll No. 4s7I. Lots "a. rs. 81 and
OF Q: IL; I. and Of Joseph Joseph Fire
map Est. and o: ]. G or John Tire.
mans Est. on frac. sec. and y
secs. 40 and so OF the fO,000-acre
tract. On the north side OF Maple
wood avenue. between Beechwood
and Thornton avenues.
MOORE PLACE
Roll No. 4272 Lot s4-Hamlin
and Fordyce's Grand River avenue
sub, being a part OF frac. sec. No.
Z, T. 4 g., r. II f. On the south side
OF Moore Place. between Roosevelt
avenue and chope Place.
MACARTHUR AVENUE
Roll No. 4273. Lot rs. block Ia
&C.. r. Campau's sub. OF the W. hall
OF the rear concession OF p. c. rs
On the south side OF Macarthur ave.
nue.. between Mckinley and Vine
wood avenues.
- - - .x--
The Detroit times., 1915-03-04
aARTNER AVENUE

Roll No 80 .sea t9ts i,s, ~ III, iT .;
lot .. shipynrd tract. On the north
ana south sides OF Gartner avenue.
between Mullane street and Spring
wells avenue
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-25
DOLLAR DAY
$3.50 SATIN CHARMEUsE, 800

The greatest silk value offered in Tacoma.
40in high beautiful finish and
Shown shades Formerly
$3.50 Day, choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
$500 $500 BROCADE VELVET, S1.OO
a parallel of beautiful
Velvet dark colors appropriate for evening
trimming Formerly priced $780, $780, $500 yard Extra
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DOLLAR DAY

wOMENs s5c HOSE, PAIRS FOR 500
A special purchase Of fine quality silk finished
with double soles heels wide hem
Some have slight mperfecons which
Very special pairs for .&1OO
$3.50 no $500 DRESS GOODS, $500 YARD
Large of all suting fabrics
Sc inches wide colors Were $3.50 $500
Special 800
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sILvERWARE
DOLLAR DAY
Six 'Kerehiefs for $1.0O

Pure Linen Kerchiefs IN floral butter
fly embroidered effects hemstitched or French
edges white, coiored border
designs Initial chdrens box kerchefs also Included
Dollar Day special 6 for 500
THREE 'KERCHIEFs FOR 500
The famous Sun Spun" Linen Kerchefs with elaborate
embroidered designs; beautiful Madeira bandem
brodered kerches border effects coored initials
Armenian edges etc. Dollar Day special. for 800
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DOLLAR
DAY
woMEN's UNDERWEAR

WOMEN'S UNDERWE Ak
-Women's Pants in wool
mixed, white, good quality, sa-
teen bands; sizes 4, 5, 6; regu-
larry $500. Friday, extra spe-
cial, 2 for 81. 90
-Munsing Wool Pants in
white; sizes 4, 5, z, 8; ankle
length; regularly $3.50 and
$1.75. Friday, special, pair
pair ......... $3.50. LOO
"A few heavy mercerized Vests
and Pants; size only, in flesh
and blue; regularly $1.95. Fri
day, special, 2 for 90
-Munsing gray Wool Vests,
In sizes 3 and 4; high neck,
long sleeves; regularly 1925.
Friday, special, 2 for :. $500
-Women's bleached cotton
Union Suits, extra good quail
ity; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves,
ankle length, featuring the
closed crotch; all sizes; regu-
larly $1.25 and $1.35, at $1.OO
--Children's Mercerized Silk
and Wool Vests and Pants;
Dutch neck, short sleeves, high
neck, long sleeves. ankle pants;
up to Soc each. Friday, 2
for ...... ............$1.OO
DOLLAR SALE INFANTS
WEAR LEGGINS WORTH TO
$3.50 FOR 500
Drawer Leggins, made of the
finest wool yarns, in tan and
cardinal, the link and link
stitch. All sizes, with and with
out feet. Values to $3.50. Dol
lar Day, choice for 49,. .$1.OO
SWEATER WORTH TO $3.50
FOR 800
Infants Sweaters, plain and
fancy knit. of the finest yarns
In tan, cardinal, gray and
white; assorted styles. Former
values up to $3.50. Dollar Day,
choice for .............e1 90
GIRLS HATS TO sf.o5 AT s1
Charming little shapes for
my little lady; all good styles
Of excellent materials and nicely
trimmed. Choice ......$1.0O
BOYS HATS TO $500 AT 81
Sturdy. manly little shapes
for the little man. Made CT
heavy English tweeds and mix
lures. Values to $500. Choice
OHILDREN's COATS TO $3.50
AT 800
just 10 Coats for little girls,
1. 5 and years old; made of
serge. corduroy and fancy mix
lures. Were up $3.50. Choice
Z
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DOLLAR
DAY
1925 LINEN DAMAsK, $f.OO

1925 LINEN DAMAsK, $1.OO
Fine, bleached Irish Table
Damask, 70-in. wide; all pure
linen. Also heavy half bleach
Scotch Linen Damask in neat
stripe, dot and floral designs;
SLIPS values. Dollar Day, spe-
cial, yard ............. 81 90
1925 LUNCH CLOTHS, Sf.OO
-34-in. hemstitched Lunch
Cloths, all linen, in neat floral
designs. Dollar Day, special
$500. -. .$1.OO
25c TOWELS, 5 FOR S1.OO
-22x44 in. Bleached Bath
Towels, heavy double-thread
weave. Dollar Day, special, s
for $500. ...... - ..$1.OO
zoe TOWELS, @ FOR $500
-14x20 in. Huck Towels, all
linen, hemstitched. Regularly
zoe. Dollar Day, special, 6
loi '.s..s PlsVO
SOC TOWELS, 2 FOR 800
Fancy Jacquard Bath Towels,
all white, with pink and blue
borders. Dollar Day. special, Q
for only ...........-. $1.OO
50c TOWELS, 2 FOR 500
Pure Linen Huck Towels, size
18x34 in, hemstitched, space
for initial. Dollar Day, special,
Tor ............. .$1.OO
19c CAMBRIA, z YDS. FOR 81
The genuine No. 100 Berkeley
Cambria, full pieces, perfect
goods. Dollar Day, Z yards for
5000. ...... ........ e1.OO
SIC SHEETING, 4 YDS. FOR 81
Full ga Bleached Sheeting,
extra quality, free from dress
ing. Dollar Day, 4 yards for
1899. $500. .$1.OO
2Bc BATTING, 8 FOR 800
Our we'll known Purity Bat
ting, made from long fiber, /,
clean cotton. Dollar Day, 8
for $3.50. ...........e1 800
45c SHEETS, 3 FOR 500
Size 72x90 in, made from
good sheeting, Sin. hem, neat
center seam. Dollar Day. 8
Tor $1.OO
Balcony.
GIRLS DRESSES TO $50,
8 FOR 500
Just 36 Girls Bingham and
Percale Dresses, In sizes 8 and
IA years only, in tan, blue,
small checks and stripe pat
terms; nicely trimmed. For
merly up to $3.50. Choice, Dol
lar Day, 3 for 81 90
$3.50 PETTICOATs, sf.OO
-Sateen Petticoats, In black.
navy, gray, black and white
stripe and floral designs. Made
with plain and fancy tucked
flounces. Dollar Day. special
$3.50. ...... ...s.... v1.OO
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FOR MEN
S1.5O SHIRTS S1,OO


Standard makes in neat de-
signs. Mostly with pleated
bosoms. Broken assortments,
but all sizes in the lot. Choice
Dollar Day for ......... $1.OO
SHIRTS, TWO FOR 500
Formerly to 500 Each.
This very low price because
only 161a and II sizes remain.
UNDERWEAR $1.OO
Formerly $50 Garment.
Broken size assortments in
wool Vests and Pants.
BOYS SWEATERS 500
" Neck Sweaters, in cardinal
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green suede bronze champagne putty silver sky lavender
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