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The Tacoma Timesi
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Tacoma, Washington
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Friday, Aug. 4, 1916. Here and fl sti ikinu garment in Y. to accept amended agreement with employers. David IHrtor, movie actor, lands on lil.

head in leap from speeding auto in Baltimore and is killed. After quarrel lietween Capt. Kvers and Red Smith of Boston Nationals, Kvers announces he Is about ready to the Braves. 50c for one Jar Cocoa Mutter Cold Cream, 2 for 51c. See cent ad, page .1.

Kate Halter Barrett, sociologist, predicts coming of woman "tramp" to speak at First Methodist church Sunday on "What Labor Expects of the Church." Western I'nlon will allow employes to attend business men's training camp under full pay. Eyes tested. Registered optometrist. Pfaff, optician, 1147 Broadway. adv.

Prices of flour lifted 40 rents a barrel by millers. Experts from all over the country selected to join in fight against Infantile paralysis. Because his stories would not coincide, Eugene Hose Is fined $100 In police court on charge of i having liquor with intent to sell. Get a good steak at Fecney's. adv.

As result of bomb explosion San Francisco authorities take steps to rid city of anarchists. A cool place to eat. 1112 Broadway. adv. Giant lock built by I.

S. at Salmon bay, Seattle, as link in Lake Washington canal thrown open. White girl innrries Japanese at Olympla. i Ladles, while shopping take lunch at 1112 Broadway. Adv.

Failure to vote in primaries Sept. 12 will not make void registration of voter, rules attorney general. F. W. Feeney, formerly The Argonaut Cafe, now located at 1017 Pacific aye.

adv. Mass meeting in interest of striking longshoremen to be held Bj 111 111 il Steamers Tacoma and Indianapolis for Seattlo aiim.L-liiai Dock, Tacoma, 7:16, 9:00, 11:00 a. 1:03 1:00, 6:00, 7:00, 0:00 p. m. Leave Colman Dock.

-Seattle, 1:00, 11:00 a. 1:00.3:00. 6:00, 7:00. p. Fastest and Finest KIkIiI Hnund Tripe llally.

S. 8. JONES, Aceat. Offices Municipal Doc 6416 50c HARMONY A AA A $150 2 Qt. HOT WATER SHAMPOO 2 for 51c BOTTLE 2 foi $151 II A delightfully cleansing shampoo 1 WM WII A red rubber Hot II that removes the dandruff, cleanses jfl i lar T's'lV' 'a.

ci II Pill 50jeani qceet II 25c TAR SHAMPOO 1 VI I'Ufcj Lll lirll KJ IK II TALCUM I OApi 26c KM A will PSI reall3 VJI VTTlkl rJ I I 11 111 Regular price (JmlTjxrn II 35c TANGARA FABRIC 2 for 36c tHt I lit) Face Powder ll lc Has Ihe Purchasing Power ol 5c Io Last Day of Sale socTpound II Here is the way it is done: You pay ONE CENT more than the value of any article in this ad and you get two of that II at tt i i mm rnnrtA titttt-pp You pay the full price for cent for the second. We lose money on this sale. Why? To induce you MW Jm 50c COCOA BUTTER your i nds to become acquainted with our store, its high quality merchandise and exceedingly low prices. It is ror Dlc II COLD 2 for 51c one of our methods of advertising. I II 'any complexion; for use before fTTHige Toilet-Articles HTATIONKBY (trS-hlr, SOAPtT" Halo fruit pieces In 11 flay- Wj II applying powder or as a massage, No.

18 Rouge, 2 for 28c 25c three packages Linen Envelopes, 10c cakes Shaving Soap, 2 bottle of Gasoline. 2 SaVe By II Regular price 50c. THIS 1 Violet Dulce Cold Cream, 2 this sale. 6 for 26c 25c liox 3 cakes Rexall Toilet Soap, 'll(- hot He of Ammonia, 2 for Ilc II SALE, TWO JARS PfR 31b 50c violet Dulce Face Powder. 2 for Sic ln om dozen Pen this gale 2 boxes for 26c JOe bottle of Rose Water for lie BQXES 50c Vlt.

Dulce Vanishing Cr'm. 2 for 2 doxen for lie 254 lake Tar Shampoo Soap, 2 cakes 10c bottle of Witch Hazel, 2 for lie I 25c LEMON EXTRACT 2 for 26c crystal white" Laundry -ri5J: loc SSS 3 111 25c Rexall Tooth Paste, 2 for 26c Pure Lemon Extract, full quantity and full 75c Harmony Vlt. Tit. Water, 2 for 76c lng lor 2 rakes for 6c 10c bottle of Tine. Arnica, 2 for lie ftn ul tf A well known tooth paete I titrength; reg.

price 26c. 7r.c Harmony Lilac Tit. Water. 2 for 76c one pound Linen Writ- ir liuplrx lliunm 2 '0c of Tvr pntine. 2 for.lie 1 that cleans and whltena I This aale, 2 for ZCC 75c Harmony Rose Tit.

Water, 2 for 2 pounds for 26c 10c package of Borax, 2 for. I the teeth; has a pleasing fl 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream, 2 for Mr 10c Ink Writing Tablets. 2 lie ('(- of Sulphur, 2 for.lie and PTor- II 60c Bouquet Jeanlce Talcum, 2 for 51c 50c box Gold Crest Illuminated Inlt- t'snih Hihmlhlk ,7 Xt, Boric A 7 rhea- lleSular price. oiV- 60c Harmony Liquid Shampoo, 2 for Hlc ltt sut onery 2 boxes for Sic 10c package o'Epsom Salts, 2 for Ilc 25c. THIS SALE, TWO II yVSSSSi Rexall Cold Cream, 2 for Fmbossed Initial 5c Chewing Gum, Winter 10c pkg.

of Cascara Bark, 2 for.lie 1 TUBES II COLD CREAM 08S'" pr Peppermint, 10c pakg. of MH nesls, 2 for. TAD 10c Orange Wood Sticka, for lie 36c Initial Correspondence Cards, a7L gne pound box Assorted Choco- 25c botUe Pore Lemon Extract, MOT WATPP nnmqiTp ll 2JbL.K_.be I TEES 25c Hadley's VanUhlng Cr'm, 2 for ror S6c 2 for 51c af A UUlILii, II A cold cream made from pure 25c vlt Ammonia Bath P'dr 2 for S6c 3Rc Qold Edge correspondence Cards, 6c Stearna' Menthoi Cough Drops, 2 2 for $2.01 material that Is cooling and toldfreaiU 1 NalM'ollah for 2 for 6c hotllp ,00 ltla ron Full 2-quart capacity, guaranteed for 'll lng to the skin whether chapped CZ. ai, 5 2 tot 26c two quality red rubber; sold II or exposed 0 the sun and wind, ill 2" Trallln'? Arbutus Tab urn. for 26c 50c bottle Llthla Tablets, 2 for.

everywhere for THIS SALE, Regular price 25c. THIS SALE. Patent Medtetoea Oalel 25c bottle Compound Cathartic Pills, TWO BOTTLES two jars 25c Rexaii koo. tOT agc FOR $1.00 Rexall Ileef, Iron and Wine. 2 for Hi Ol II IvwV IW nUAuuai "POTT PT 25c Blair's Health Tablets, 2 for 26c II lilll lar Bye Cupa, 1 for 16c artlulea I BUAr 25c Blair's Headache Powders, 2 I I Me CcltcrlMi Troth Hruahea, I or i ImrieC for II 111 II I 111 I lit! 11l I -fi ii.

26c Rexall Liver Pills, 'JOe I 'I 1 i 1 wi I IMI I I Wool Powder Puffs for 26c MMt 60cRexall Kidney Pills, for. Ale -y I mtmtL nil iiirr I one noaataiora nunocr i iTji ma i i I Licorice VH I Impair for Ac I ttAUt Vii I IWBaf JCIAP i-inch Oauie Bandage. 2 for 25c Memorandum iloom 1 IJ 10c Si lu'h Adhealve, 2 for. lie tlOc roll Toilet Paper. lie AS NCIGHBORfI clab ftta wtt.

tmt' Stork Rubber Nipple, 2 for fi g-n i box Tooth Picks, 2 fos Oe n'r nrr nff n-T niTrlm jsa Shaving Bruehea, 2 for 20c 1 111 AIICI tV Water Bottle, thetn atUl rnttW jut fl I'laater, for tic at hall BfJBW. Syman ft Mm Diamond Merchants Gold and Silversmiths Vim 111 Announces Their lm HI Readiness to Serve ill 111 And cordially invites your inspection of their stock I I Ii 1 so that you may convince yourself that the new store ill I will not only preach but practice best quality, best ml Satisfaction or Money Back. IB Mr. Chas, Maurmann will be in charge of the Watch 1132 Broadway tonight at Lucille hall, South Tacoma. Cut flowers and floral work.

Hlnz. florist. So. 7th and K. Charles S.

Ihivls of Denver elected supreme vice chaucellor of Knights of Pythias. COMMERCIAL BINDERY CO. Main 417. adv. Xew shingle mill of Woodlawn Mill Boom Co.

begins operation in lloquiam. Northern Kxprens Co. convictetl at Spokane of bringing Into state liquor without a label. Walter Berg Stationery Co. Kodak Films.

Main 2237. adv. Four hurt when three runaway freight cars of Seattle, Renton Southern careen down long hill near Riverside station. The purrhiiNiiig power of one cent is marvelous lor Times readers. See page :1.

Jnmes McXeely flies candidacy for governorship. (tit abolishing St. Helens fire station. What's a rent? Read what it is to "you." It will buy articles up to 99U09, See page S. Man inne I ii Fred Ilosh and Alwilda Risby, both of Maple Valley; G.

W. Dun- lay and Annie U. Bull, both of Seattle; F. I). Moore and Netlna I'aliiin.

both of Seattle; N. P. Ward of Klrkland and Carrie E. Rhodes of Seattle; G. E.

Taylor and Sylvia Wood, both of Seattle. THE TACOMA TIMES. GERMANS LOSE IN VERDUN BATTLING PARIS, Aug. 1. -In an allnight battle the French inflicted heavy losses on the Hermans northeast of Verdun.

BROWN KLKCTKI. PORTLAND, Aug. The Knights of Pythias this afternoon elected John Itrown, of Vandulia, 111., supreme chancellor. NORTHEAST TACOMA BUS Special trip, leaving Hague Factory 8 ii. in.

und leaving Tacoma p. m. Leaves Ire (llth and A Me.) and 1 and 5 p. in. leaves Northeast Tacoma 7 nnd 11a.

1..10 and 5:20 p. in. Moose Concoct Plan Aug. The progressive party refuses to die. Ik fls program as decided at the national conference: This fall.

Instead of filling the vacancy In the nomination for president to fight for the election of presidential electors lv as many states us possible, In the hope of electing enough of them to the balance of power In the electoral college and thus be Instrumental In electing a president; and after the November election to consider consolidation with the prohibition, socialist and women's parties. O. K. Women's Pageant The Stadium board of the Commercial club, after checking over the linainial report of women's pugeaut July 4, bos issued a statement formally commending Iho enterprise, declaring the expense figures for whicrf the women were criticised by certain newspapers and Commercial club officials recently were exaggerated and In general approving the work of the women. Wanted 'Hot Bloods' SAN PUANI'ISCO, Aug.

Letters discovered in the desk of T. Indicted bomb plotter, made public today, indicate that be planned a relgn of terror for San h'ranclseo. Among them were requests on William Haywood and other I. W. leaders for 111 or 20 direct action reds," for -hot-blooded men" and I lie like.

Hughes 'Great Vetoer' The Ureal Vetoer" was the designation tacked onto Candidate Hughes yesterday by Robert Montgomery at tlie democratic in the Peerless. Maurice Liiiighoinc and Anne Shannon Monroe were other speakers, the former urging Ihe reelection of Wilson and Lister. Puyallup Boy Drowned I'l'Y Al.l.lH', Aug. Woolard, I 7-year-old son of Mrs. Cora Woolard, a widow, and the chief support Of bis mother nnd four other children, was drowned yesterday afternoon.

While iinmlng with a Sumner boy in the Stuck liver he dived against a rock and was killed instantly. ADVENTISTS PLAN ANNUAL MEETING AT MANITOU PARK The annual conference and meeting of the Western Wa. hinglnii conference of Seventh-day Adventists will be held at ManltOU park. Tacoma, begin-! nlng August L'-l and continuing until September It is expected thai nearly aj thousand people will be encam lied on the grounds. I'romineiit men of the denomination from different parts of the country will be present.

I'IXD ATHI.KTK'S HOIIV MILW'AI'KKK. Aug. A body, supiiosed to be that of i Harry Uamnile. a prominent was found in tlie Willamette river today. He was drowned near Oregon City several months ago.

BRITISH GAIN AT MINING WARFARE LONDON, Aug. 4. Brtttah rilders last night destroyed a Gjernian mine shaft east of Loos. Tlie British exploded a mine near tlie Ypi-cs-Comines road and seized the crater. SIGN TREATY FOR ISLANDS' PURCHASE WASHINGTON, Aug.

4, Lansing and Minister Hrunin today signed a treaty for Ihe American pin-chase of the Dan-. Ish West Indies for $2..,000,000. Mi the contract mover, tain 1860. LINER MINNESOTA HAS NEW OWNERS Aug. I.

The Minnesota bus been bought by ihe S. it wub announced Thursday. It is not Known where she will be used. I'MKD RKHINOI. I'OR HAD SKIN-IHOI nn: Considers Her Cure Roiuarkalile.

June li, "for almost six iHinths I suffered from a severe case of skin-trouble on my leg between Ihe ankle and knee. It began by swelling, with severe pains day and night, followed by constant Itching. My leg then be- U.iiiie inflamed, and later water blisters and pimply sores broke out on It. At this time my leg was at least one-third above its normal size, and the continual itching and burning sensation was something terrible. 1 applied many remedies, but gained no relief until 1 commenced using inol Ointment nnd Resinol So.ip, from which 1 obtained relief by Ihe first application.

After continued use of Resinol Ointment ami Resinol Soap the was reduced, the itching and limning were entirely relieved and a complete cure was affected. having used only three Resinol Ointment and (-aires l.e.slnel Soap. My trouble sure and I consider the diro remarkable." I Signed) Mrs li. Neefus, 525 Pearson St. tlieensbot N.

C. All druggists sell Resiuiil Ointment and Resinol Soap, MiniplPH, free, write to Dept. Resinol, Baltimore, Homftiiimi itKff EVERT DAT THK lit HV NTtntH ON PACIFIC AY EN UK. Shirts! Shirts! NEW FALL LINES OF UNUSUAL MERIT TWO WINNERS FOR SATURDAY'S CHOICE SIiIHn, fresh and crisp. Three large labh-i piled Largo range of sinarl I'hiiumis 100.100 count Fall I.il terns, mostly I'eri'alcs, slai-ched or soft id.H I.

ami xt Int. effects, bosom, also line Repp coat stylo, soft or with now soft ruffa; standard cuffs, choicest fall put- Qf. Mixes to 111 Uvlb (ecus, all ttttt MEN'S NEW FALL HATS New lull shades anil or soft SPHINX HATS $2.00 MALLORY HATS $3.00 nuiiiing stock of Moil's Straw or inline I'miniiin Hats, choice HALF PRICK MUX'S PA Fall patterns and materials for work or fST $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 Umm line just in. OP CO flfl Take one camping with you to Men's Suitosll UP TO $18.00 VALUES come to the Peoples Store tomorrow and look. See what -Ib nil ni styles and smart material are displayed IN THIS HI II 1 Tuke any Suit off the and examine minutely into lis tailoring and finishing.

Alter that you will need no further assurance from us that you have found the Huporlinigitiii, tho acme of value. Get a Good Suit With Good Style. Pay $11.85 for It. Thompson a Candidate Walter J. Thompson, pioneer Tncoman, today announced hla candidacy for V.

S. senator on the progressive ticket. His friends who induced him to make the race point out that In case Bryan should spilt enough east side republican votes away from Polndexter to nominate Humphrey, and that Turner should win the democratic nomination from Bridges, Thompson then would be the only logical candidate for forward-looking voters of all parties to turn to In the final election. THREE..

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