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LynchingSuf- rom dl lldgul I Blouses Lace Uli ul With' White Skirts Organdie and Rittenhouse Perth of the -by Syndicate McClure Newspaper :1 I 1 continually are YORK— of excellence to senst receiving commendation of fullest our forceof VO I at APPARENTLY PREPARING POWERS Up 4 Regular sale f Ct W- 'M attempt I i 60c and Special price Regular values sale um I resented rib- $100 and and $150 values Specialsale $125 $175 'and Special $200 Regular values Regular sale wwv 50c values is 75c and values Special said price prices Bonnets daintily trimmed the they way Special $125 and Regular values Special sale price $100 Regular price Regular V W sale-price regular Summer In mull and silk conceptions This now selling — pricewUv 75c Reductions Infants’ lace Regular Special i : Hats in pique age trimmed with awC price i BONNETS flowers 50g values of part tables in our Main The street north aisle The sale prices range from 20c to 75c on $3 years of daintilv 7 and mull bons and ' n to to AND Summer Girls’ a WAR old-fashioned i find them from 50c to range a ' will I II We obligation not only attention also our salespeople hut to see to it that each customer receives full and satisfactory value Extraordinary -he You tlie on service store our the customers and endeavor to feature prompt and willing expressions regarding the HATS 4kov 1 Service - We f (A Store Splendid r When 10-— NEW A v ’ Says tuffraget Ji1-sprang ! — ---— we and there we should find the same fashion cheerfully accepted in the Tar even south There was a time When pique and golden brown velvet were combined largo the trimming consisting of keeping in - black velvet basqdq in a should summer hark back to other decades Velvet Wsarifig Black Is 1914 - -- jeari buttons of a superior quality With the Velvet! Hats of the velvet we go to the origin rd&e Scotland Jply A militant waist with the large as an uttering ah exultant yell and the full skirt of trans accessory of onto the' footboard an auto-mobile fabric beneath we find' white parent in and Last which King George there it is Spanish and surely Is summer Jhere Queen Murv were driving through the was a gasp of weatherin that land for a ftueets of Pei th todayastonishment when enough hot identified as Paul to be made so possibly we wjho was Poirot Th woman showed a 'black velvet protest from seized will waive the of such a Ithodtt leming Glasgow discomfort basque with ruffled minaret skirt a regard it the handle of the door of the royal aufashion and benignly now before tlie tomobile astonishedpoUce of white tulle There were raahy reasons then cheerfully accept It when the cold could uct Two policementhen seized for this gasp chief of which was weather comes her and it required a score of mounted velvet thi dnerrv mnh the problematical return to th£ tight-fitting There is not much of this new waist with darts and for it is npt cut on the lines on lynching her ‘Mias leming r‘J' bent scamsnot ofbasque oUt to Poiret turned be armed only with a The actual use of velvet Mid the original model Itr is forcible feeding of petition again? mucij' perturbation although it It cause a jumper than a Waist more ofcollar A jarge Imprisoned suffrogoti was joined to skirt and sleeves of the white a of filmy white shows J requisitioned to protect troops was fabric her from the populace as slie because onea expected tb wear fabric and is rarely closed in the front was conveyed velvet someiio about it is not with white to the police station somewh’ere or When combined chosen that tint In the daat Earlier Dundee the king the costume in the cold season But then isdeep cream is rind queen had received attentions from here comes a given by age ll basque of this material that supposed to bybe tea MMWnSI II hn Hl AwMsm ar other suffraget who pitched a bundle tp is often given the dead of V summer and the' women but of papers into their motor car look It is not cut off sharply at the waist ! upoh it with favor Its advent may have been either characteris suggested line which was by the fashion for black velvet hats tic of the original but follows the lengthen the the world has accepted it prevailingtendency to OR which or be an Insistence upon thAt fashion waist line by may extending wrinkling that Poiret goodly always a yeafa before over the ofdividing line with of the Ixmdon July 10 — ofCriticisms popularity introducedsounding as he measure of grace bloated the did the that attractive armaments European first note of the styles call The use directed at Sir were fabric called powers Edward ing for the fitted waist and the full organdie came Grey the British foreign secretary in the skirt upon world as a surprise It first' the house of cqmmons today Whatever its genesis the '’present appearedIn collars then blouses now In reply Sir declared that Edward fact ‘is that it is now fashion as skirts to be trimmed with flounces! Great Britain had done her best but full foflace The her direct suggestions foreign countries One does not it new kipd organdie is a to advocate every of the limitation of as to rlirno lr Aiiffiici (thought very soft weave and sometimes lends armaments very had been regarded he sail as an is itself to pleating and over this founpainful Most of us would uld prefer ’imit their control of to their netting- as a fabric fob dation a long tunic of lace is superof action and had been mosauito gowns freedom in some imposed Sometimes two-or three ruftowns on some days in sum- fles acardingly that the therefore Sir mer to write of aj velvet are used instead Edward added most thing in Europe during the last waist is a mockery And by the way one must not forget the year had not been the naval but the fashions Interesting large rose brilliantly colored But all are increase military and Great Britain climates Is placed which never where the world whether our figures or our had not been responsible for that expects it but far' out of the ordinary or our allow of pur use opportunities of them They have a far wilier call very The newest idea in Paris is to TlTn Lr pin it near iTT’lT'-' than the call to one individual the neck or at the back Thereof the waist W LO ZZ7 fore it behooves us to pay attention fashion c$n to a that possibly only interest us from a boint of speculative view -—7Washington July 1ft Secretary enforced Garrison has for— the first we exclaimat the novelty of time the new army regulations governing — war correspondents in the case of red Boalt an writer with American Daniels has opportunlty?for high ranks to position n the navy s' unsli n's brigade at Vera Cruz ile retary on the retired list today by was with sending" out7 sensational charged said went At the war department itBoalt was statute and untrue dispatches the official record be shows to has Secretary Garrison his credited to the I’ress revoked (O) Cleveland credentials as a flounce of correspondent with An orsandv Mklrt with WITH the field army and ordered his deportation lace mleeveleMS black velvet bodice a July 10 — President Wilson to the United States Washington As the djsADtiiKAi took a long walk today about the brilliant red rose—result charming patches in question also Involved the July 10 Rear Washington business streets of the capital mingling costume only faintly suggestiveof its Secretary navy Garrison has stayed H — who Is Admiral William Southerland freely with the crowds and stopping Spanish ancestor of among the execution his order while Secthe very few who have risen from the to look into shop windows Aa ’ U - - t culty ' - : la Crowd ' v j g ON LEAPS WSAllTOfiflOBIIi f ‘ - - iWOW ate $150 $200 $250 $300 values 7 Special sale price arid I Goods ' I ’ MH I j ' CORRESPONDENT WAR ORDERED DEPORTED r i When Seasonable fabrics days of summer I I Dress Summer notable IN THE will that STAPLE give comfort you and DEPARTMENT i Silk our All investigation J Ratines Colored $12 7 MIXGLKS Southerland retired CROWDS HAL a a Among ' a 4 a TOPICS i All ESTABLISHED n 1857 INE URNITURE fl y’s ms IRST”— Buy 1 THERE I-’ is receives one person who mure presents than bride it is aby likes to visit in tlie No one have ome of friends who new taking present of some sort a ALL ALL a uJ I Jr I v a that o Your urniture Dinwoode at tlie e y’s person ail-important time everyone nas And given Sir by Day find snowflakes PRICE Chine fancies at of ANNUAL (ft Exceptionof the Office Book Globe-Wernicke Entire Off 20°tc Off Half Price at SLMMER DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS f UP TO a 65 50 A A and An e 7 PER A IB of known tlie 2 Mill! & J7I Of which the to savings Be ( representative: '(0 w $550 Go-Carts $700 Go-Carts $650 Go-Carts W t? S close to at I fl ii to close $425 at i t‘ W® £ $850 5- close to to Go-Carts close at ' W 7 w $1100 ' B v Always Is A i $ - ESTABLISHED J - z5 I o’clock — - aL f GENUINE ffff'i 185? if fviSl n M wywt - 9 n half B MM a Vk ui will f Ut 'DV HUJS J ' JO J r fltai-’X -rt 1 JV li S4VZ1 LH A line— a reserved Straw Hat J values C fl O tZ values 1 your A V TRBniED $30 zj zi CZ L P 1 The HATS— HATS— The d your The O Cfl at for Brassieres 65c J ZJ wC GREAT MIDSUMMER Sale I Dm ilnnfklVsl’ Absolutely Genuine V IVU vi’’ ’ ” - D ’ c p d h e b Men’s all Boys’ is needed e — B rga ins a 1 Children’s — stock Rioht they all go at in most f PANAMAS BANGKOKS AND Suits TRIP sizes 1 a ‘ INCLUDED i Off Vs Men9 s Men’s Boys’ and mm a KH- a uji Mbv 'ZZ and blues excepted) its 1 -r -U Suits (blacks great at- Suits this Choose 7 sale $8§5 O line of from our now Children’s Wash 4 ' A at— Special Suits Half u entire Suits Price up Tour Lot of Men’s $2000 to choice now - values 8 f :$8'85? ’’at a j s i ' v I -ft in ONE-THIRD expects i Children’s pay they - — a But made — — --b A ' ' l -mA t Jr - - -W - - jZ J- - 1 9 Yis'-XT OUR r woman US i YK — D ’ k auverusinfir theyuiuiua could mime not do so unless it profitable to the J — ' DRUG STORE MAIM llt-JI4 r - k 4 -w u t 1- kl i - STREET V -r X fll — - 5V JJz ' i U SA igS'v 1 ’ Brassieres price 1 ? 3AV o’ investigation Mu M M - kA1''1 dj your TRIMMED $15 to fl fl On second floor A nice variety of — trimmed with embroidery hook in front style Regular $100 values for OUR lUUUH V a t 4 when attached tov the He is returning trip to the mines an mills of the Alaska Gold and Mines while Also in Butte company at Juneau Mr of Jackltng took up the United matter States settlementwith former of Senator W A theClark Montana of the Butte & Superior copper damages in case Jacklingmade the trip to Alaska on his yacht Cyprus which was recently rebuilt in the Seattle shp yards and feet He lengthened30 made an of the mill which is being built near Juneau and which he to' havr in operation about January 1915 A of ‘officials number of the JacKUng enterprises accompanied him' on the trip to1 Alaska Sale - A up car n-irtreo 1 Nothin special Yellowstone from inspection ’ — up values 1 U $10 to O $100 They IS entire Our vice president and D C Tackling director of the Utah managing will Copper return from company Alaska Seattle and Butte this morning at 635 his being - Z official copy RETURNS ALASKA ROM X M- to Mr - range The SHAPES— at to up HAT'S— - - ll zyw d'HA ' force a yesterday while he has evidence against twelve fourteen some or persons he proposes to go to the bottom of the further and whole thing andevidence secure before taking incontrovertible action expect to be able to make the contest stick when we begin it” he added 1ACKLING ’ G DlNWOODEY fl a -‘wet” set that "-kJ S-DinwoodeyY x 4OT at lot' A ml i close small size Colonial Rugs regularly sold at $200 special in the July Sale at One w MfnrA Illi rs to Specials Straw Hats 2 Price “We MiZL " i&E i' OR how cast -$5-75 (O ' Go-Carts $140 $150 for yarcUfor a UNTRIMMED range before at zffiA O choice now voiles lingeries f'Ulliinn- AlmVo 11 ? JU MURRAY IN a j r at 9 I Ill ascertain by comparison books to alleged illegal votes many At a meetingof the “wet” Interests Thursday night it was decided to investigation and make thorough gather all the evidence instituting necessary contest a E D retained Attorney McDougall by the “wet” interests said 1 i RETAIN LAWYER BEGIN IGHT went yesterday at 9 m a Clearance contest Preparatory to instituting of the recent election in Murray interests when the town '‘dry” th were m — dainty Off box rattle arrangedin silk- are of course no end of bootees silver and toys rattle and chimps rubber animalsand house balls which can be selected for little ones but nowadays It is tlie custom to give baby some remembrance which can bo engraved and kept until he is old enough to know lie had friends when he was a small morse! of humanity in are range refreshing cool THIS soap baskets WETS’ AND close sell a Special-Values following Go-Carts Crepes will your choice now at ONE LOT O to $275 range in price from $10 Your choice now at One-Third poll $475 positively spotproof at $150 a sold for yard yard a TRIMMED to$10 choice now ONE LOT advantage Waists are over for being style and quality and crepes take surely creations a 11 HP t and puff ring are RECOUNT ZLW 1 O up values world of U i wide 45 inches — close them out 3 powder box and teething vigy ' the acme waist engraved GO-CARTS ft $250 $275 $300 1 t LOT range opportunity Geisha Late models in There "Will Selling All choice at ONE LOT must you a CENT Today’s of eature Extraordinary to Pongee Regularly Millinery ONE Off exceptional that a lined 75 last 75p now igure! Silk yard t and Silk All Jtt h REDUCED Stocks SAVINGS urniture Oases Ratines are they Half-Price— Etamines v3 a a itli while a a JULY SALE M These HAL Ratine Yard a c 35c yard a a stripes at Geisha Waists a a OUR colors offered 1 57th 35 20 solid in solid all Wool 5 Baby some trifle he is likely to have enough duplicates to start miniaturedepartment store the conceits for baby who of One is old enough to hold spoon and feed himself is food pusher which comes in set with a spoon It is a sliver piece with with a handle like spoon or but having in place of a bowl silver bar several incites long with whir he small pushes food person trachea him nbt on to spoon It enables him to to use his fingers and his food the limits of the keep within plate instead of the table decorating linen with it A novel bottle holder for the baby who likes to toss his bottle to the floor when lie has finished witli it is delight to metal mothers It is e which an he attached to the high chair or carriage and arm of from which hangs a sort of cagelike for the bottle This holder case swings In any direction and when the bottle is fastened in baby can drink to his heart's content and try as he may he cannot throw it away Silver cups are given to children for well smallsized christeninggifts as as loving cups appropriately Mugs of heavy English decorated china make useful presents for baliies of and years a TODAY-Last de and All a babyithout ‘ v&v “SAETY Crepe colors x woods will you and REGULAR ii i Di plaids All Colored Crepes in solid colors and brocades at B i HOUSEHOLD I PRICE variety the checks THEIR i warm Goods Dress and Department i : during the satisfaction In Sale x z t 5 |