https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/97b63b4f0bcc06bfc6e297e4ffab9d19.pdf 4d28ecc905e3588e7b531e58953ab44d PDF Text Text WE D N E SO AY, MAY MAJESTIC , 1920. LIBEED THE NEWS SCIMITAR. OBSREVE THURSDAY. S. C. CLERK HERE. S. C. McClung. chief rlerk to the Thursday will be celebrated as Ascension Thursday, a holiday of obligation superintendent of the Southern Pawith all Catholics. The obligation to cific railroad Western lines, i in the city enlisting experienced switchmen attend mass Thursday Is the same as for service on the Southern Pacific on , It Is on Sundays. the west coast. The opportunity to get permanent j dis In California, under the rn-er- BUT LEAVES ON TRIP nd Its officers wom serveil late Tueshv ltnlioa day v j outnull eiuctiM, naed on a warrant sworn hy Uray vin. tiimurai who company, al-- BURY MRS. CARTER. ? Funeral services were conducted Wedowners of the ..at,,n My. nesday for Mrs. Alice Lee Carter, who Majestic hired them to mk several died eifctrlunl repairs on (tin ti.mnr rl ton Monday at her residence. iSO Gasavenue. Burial was in Forest Hill ?.nSrAairt ,hat ,he hin' amounting to cemetery. as never Vaid. 10i.50, The Majestic was to leave ..c u.pi: inn a partypreparing or visiting hank uh Fnort excursion trip, which tls was delayed about 20 minutes while a ou Bond was made to the. clerk of federal court. The steamer Is owned hy the Majestic luiiiimn.v 01 yuincey, ill. returning to Memphis the Majestic and left ;for M. s,Louis, when It PaniierB was fouBil that w.o i iip cuuia De made without forfcit- - attractive working conditions prevailing there is proving a stronc Inducement to local switchmen, many of whom are conferring with Mr. McClung at Hie office of L. C. Bouchard, general agent for the Southern Pacific at Memphis PAGE SEVEN. Bry's Candy Bargain Thursday o.j tVKTP Fresh strawberries in h", I'iamond special mixtrl n, l!:mk walnut butler taff Salted peanuts, hut and tr. nil ' '. r v ' -- p -- n MUI mi i4 1 r.--- -j 1 nil i . I in 34' i i .11 '.- r r yf Mj I" w " - a w -- CVenvTHING 1i m w w Ki.il;;r.. aii.i r T PIANOS rd.mos and tjiffarece m. MUSIC. - m player-nlsno- s, I. piaV' r laian. li' Monvi. k i'lionoffraphs. ColurobUk ;r..t'.no!.is ami Ainiuco R' 1'i'od'icinif pianos. Your inotra mem i,. eited as art. ravment. d. (Convenient terms if I'all. jihone or write for catalogue. Get our weekly t of used Instrument 10J North Second StmC. I i.r! ejKht Ne.no In Memihts. Aim. Want to Swim? (iuesa you ilo you long for the swimming hole. Men, Samelson's can your longing for a good a Tadema. adv. -- Yellow Dog Lunchery 4 S. Second St. 35 GUARDSMEN TO GO TO COLUMBIA CAMP American Management Southern Cooking Quality Food Reasonable Prices f!.r JTive and about 30 enlisted and L and M, company Companies"'""quarters local national guard units, will leave next Monday for IT--j "oirnma, s. u., to at the lirnnnlnrv ,Pntj f0r 'Predafly recognized national nuo.us,,,,,,, Irom a, ovc,p ))np Kollth The encampment will open Wednesday, Regulation drills for the enlisted men noun win include a special training .v. nonHna commissioned officers usprospeciive well as special courses in military training for offi cers, will be taken. The Men.phians on a special Pullman. Office from this now planning to make the trip are city Col. Robert J. Moss Jlaj. Wilson Lieut. H H. Moore, y. arKer. J, p. Cooper, adjutant; Lieut, .lame.", regimental battalion adjutant: Lieut. Langdon D. Bates, Company L, and Lieut. ,f. M. Kawhngs, t ompany M. Twelve enlisted """1 eacn i ompanv 1,. and M are permitted lo attend the school, and nuuui cignt men wii igo from headnuat-ter- s The latter will be secompany. lected this week. The course at Camp Jackson will be preparatory to the summer encampment of the Tennessee guards at Knoxville the latter part of July. To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up The Take the Old system OROVE'S Standard TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking as the formula is printed on every label, showing it is Quinine and Iron m a Tasteless form. 60c; adv. -- A Hi Doesn't hurt! touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers their parents, explaining the importance of sending their boys to the summer camp at Hardy, Ark., are being prepared bv the local council. These letters will set forth all the conveniences of the ciunp and the protection offered the hoys, n is expected that UK) boys will take advantage of the opportunity offered for a real camping experience. Ail hoys desiring to enroll are advised by John T. Morgan, chairman of the local camp to do so at once and "avoid committee, the rush." The camp s called Kamp Kia Kima. blanks will be inclosed in Application the letters sent out. The Scouts' prion and Bugle corps will march through the citv streets on Wednesday in order to advertise the tield day, which is lo be held at (he North Memphis Driving park Saturday. off right all pure thread Silk Silk top, in brown and black; regular $5.00 value. Special at Children's Silk Lisle Sox in blue, pink and white; 75c values. Thursday only Men's Silk Lisle Sox in brown, navy, black and white; sold regularly at 75c. Thursday Ladies' Silk Hose with lisle top, in light and dark gray; regular $3.00 value. Spe- - Stitl Dump Not alone the ten years of Commerce experience in truck manufacturing but the years of experience of Continental, Torbensen, Tim-keEiseman, Spicer and many more of the best known builders of motor truck units are combined in Commerce trucks. with Hoitt n, $3.75 Platform and ConvtrtibU Stak Body Sort ice Fully Equipped In-Bu- $1.50 Thursday . Ladies' fancy Sport Hose in mixed colors; regular $2,511 values. Special Thursday 35c I expe- rience enters into the building of Commerce Trucks. Ladies" Hose. 35c no humbug Ladies' Silk Sox in brown, blue, black and white, the very latest fad. Special Thursday at $2.50 and . . $2.00 Hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes, and the hard skin calluses on bottom of feet lift fV URGE PARENTS TO SEND ' BOY SCOUTS TO CAMP Lift Apply a few drops of "Freezone" upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stons Then shortly you lift it right off, hurting. root and all, without pain or soreness. -y - to all Buy Scouts and The widest possible The most remarkable Hose Bargains that will found in months are offered in this Thursday Only sale. The very latest styles and the finest materials for men, women and children are included. It will pay you to fill the summer requirements of the entire family during this sale. Lift Off Corns! 17 Commerce Trucks Are a Sound Investment FOR THURSDAY ONLY '''''"train Letters Most Remarkable HOSE SALE TRY IT ONCE 1 MAY WEEK, Prompt and Efficient Service fOUr-da- GOOD ROADS to 22, INCLUSIVE NATIONAL The Sales Co. of Memphis Kelly-Springfie- ld $1.75 Distributors of Commerce Trucks, Commerce Service 763 Madison Ave. at Manassas St. Hosiery Department Main Floor II II v FrAjH9 sat . but aftw cents at druz starts Phone Main 1077. EEE Shoe Co. South Street MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Latgmt EjtciwiM iWanofacfur.r. of On. Tom 7racA( in MICHIGAN America i Main 59 s THE COMMERCE Read News Scimitar Wants. READ THE tfEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED ADS MRS. HUTCHINSON DIES. Kuneral services were lo he held Wednesday , for Mrs. Mary E. Hutchinson who died night at the residence of her Tuesday daughter, Mrs. ,1. N. fiH4 Vance avenue. Burial was lo be In Forest Hill cemeterv. Two daughters. Mrs. Mary S. Woolen and Mrs Mulford. survive. She wKs the widow "f the late William lit Hchjnson. Mul-for- I . T. F. PURCELL BURIED. Fuiieral HCrvicen WPPP Cr.nrlirr.tnr1 t the Church of (he Blessed Sacrament ior i nomas e. Kureell, Galloway, who died Tuesday afternoon at i o'clock. He Is survived by a widow and three daughters. Burial was in Calvaiv cemetery. Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings at f Spring's Newest Modes Wonderful $10.00, $14.95 Values in and $12.50 Hundreds of new and charming styles with long and short sleeves, beautiful and some are daintily beaded. in New Summer Silks georgette crepe, pongee, crepe dc chine, in contrasting shades OUT IN SOUTH Rich and beautiful in design, new in coloring, trimming and neck lines, earns fashion's enthusiastic approval. Mr. Dodson, the "Liver Tone" Man, Responsible for Change for the Better. Colors are rose, copen, taupe, navy, black, flesh and white in ,H to 46. You are bound to say these are the best blouse values that have been offered here this season. ioc ci;'l a day. adv. $195 and $9.95 (o qc y ipO. Values at to $10.00 Values at . . . $6.75 The cotton bloue is enjoying an popularity, its coolness and daintiness and its almost numberless laundering possibilities make it the ideal blouse for summer wear. In this collection you may choose the model vmi like best whether it be plain, tailored, or frilly. Fine cotton voiles, balistcs and organdies arc used in manv styles, trimmed effectively with laces, embroidery, pin tucks and hemstitching; sics 34 to 46, for $3.95 Thursday Specials in An Excellent lenses 'o we make both. Props Used in the Eyes '"i II 1 m 1 9 $50.00 Seamless Velvet Rugs. 9x12 $60.00 good Axminster Rugs, 9x12 $67.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12 l, reversible Smyrna $8.50 fine, Rugs, 30x60 $39.75 $49.75 $59.75 $6.49 LUGGAG- E$50.00 Steamer Wardrobe Trunk $60.00 Qshkosh Wardrobe, H size $110.00 llartmann Panama Wardrobe $25.00 Leather Traveling Bag $36.75 $44.75 $77.75 $16.75 $7.50 fan-ta-s- No. ( '. 0. I brown oiilv. HOUSEWARE SPECIALS Blown Water Tumblers, special, rtnxrn $9.00 Satin $1.08 nter 75c Sauce Pan Sets, guar. aluminum Yellow Mixing Bowls, xineoth finish $1.25 O'Cedar Mops, H'elil Mv volls. Kur 1 'opart merit will 19c pfnre g your fur. I ;im a so nju ipnl Q to do everv kind of fur repair SI H Miller's work, Millinery and Kur Klmp, 171 Mouth Heady-to-Wea- r, .$1,39 Water Tumblers, rut sIhsm. assorted patterns, dnn $1.98 Iced Teaspoons, 15 years KUHianiee. silver plate, net of ;SI,49 woo Alarm Clocks, 2 years $1,39 puarantee; special $1.50 Floor Brushes, Renuine $1,19 hair; $1.50 Cut Glass Water Pitchers, 98c capacity; special .. $2.25 Mahogany Boudoir Lamps, $1,49 IiirIi. cord and pine. $1.69 Sewing Trays, fancy hot- - f I I Q 0 torus. clnsH top. mahouany finish Value Toilet Paper, 10 prveial Dust Pans, well made ami strnnir $5.50 Electric Irons, life guarantee iced Tea Tumblers, eut j.cs plasn, assorted patterns, Ret nf $1.00 FURS STORED ... 59c Rpe.-ia- 12c . 59c 98c $1.69 59c ... 89c ... 73c $3.59 98c l n fi 1 ODDS AND ENDS IN CHINA Fay-He- ll (In the 1(1.5 Gift Shop Piccadilly) Sou til ( unit pci'ial Shewing cf ;t Limited Numhrr of Exclusive Sport Hats Priced 5c 10c 15c VahiPs l"p to $1.50 howls, buttPr dlnhfls, Splpction includes platps. saurp boats, crpam soups, Jiirs, ptr. 39c ramlkina, $6.98 Baronette ISouutifiil, dfiivy quality, 4(1 inrhos wide; white, pink nnd China blur. $2.00 Natural Pongees (nod, substantial grade for suits dresses. ancl $1.29 $3.95 IA0 niflHt. plattern, ,'olorinRS, oiton and $7.50 Crepe Venus Japaiioso flowers Crppn inado. Kimonos, American pxerllent assort nient of colors, thpy come in floral loose or plastic at uaisl-line- , satin ribbon or self same trimmed s, for for for for A pure sill, . heavy quality, 40 inches wide. White and flesh onlv. is, in white. rose, maize. several styles; Vl'I'V nltl'.'lrl ck.od ind embroider,. il SUM $2.33 $3.73 $4.33 $5.33 in bright sprine $6.95 $7.95 -- J 3 $3.98 values for $6,33 8.50 values for $7.33 $10.00 values for $7.93 $12.50 values for $9.93 tables of tliat have volil up to .2().(ll); uiir chdice ;it liats $ 'V "5 $2.98 $4.00 Silk Foulards $2.69. Radiums, crepes and broadcloths; choice designs. .... handsnmo or dotted designs. 4 : scroll, floral $5.00 bor-der- til at and Gingham Summer Dresses Summer Two Imti.l-wor- Shirting Silks A'oile v. Iv $5.00 slip-ove- $3.50 to $4.00 One quire box. tissuo Unities, cold PdcPH aod box Stationery in sliElnly soiled boxes reduction of per cent. To li Crrpp Kimono.-- , made of li crepe r boxMoon. colors or pol'n.i dot r or open 'no i,,;n,y have t, niches ol and satin ribbon trimmed .'it! ; Crane's Linen Lawn Hats Reduced eoinv- - values for $5.33 values for $6.33 $ 7.95 $1.98 Shimmering white. skirting, sdlk; 40 inches wide. $ 1.95 i values values values values o n 3Z.4V All luster, vy nuallty, iiich's; white and flesh only. T $5.50 values for $3.43 $5.95 values for $4.33 $3.95 $5.00 $5.95 $6.50 a Yard pi pi Kimonos from the Orient, epi c-emu the roso, ('oprnliiiKPli. pink, pule 1.1 no. nnhi.i; ihontily li;md in lliirli and bin.' Cotton ('rep pmbroiderfid $3.00 Wash Satin Pretty Summer Smocks Our Little Daughter's Shop WONDERFUL KIMONO VALUES Iced Tea Tumblers, set of li Colonial $1.39 $3.50 Crepe de Chine d fJfVYVYViVYyTrTrVr 79c CpO, qo yO Limited (iiantity, heavy quality, wide bordered, beautiful tinsel design, navy and No Approvals. ). . frn Bordered Georgettes at Men's 'whito oxford woavo N'oalivo Shirts, collar attached, with buttons and soft French ruffs; rut full and piaranteed perfect fitting: sizes 14 to tf 1 8; special for Thursdav QC . . . only at No Return;' " $12.50 MEN'S SPECIAL . dew-kit- i. - g scmi-tai-lore- $5.25 to $10.50 Sport Silks The biggest alue of the season. Our entire line of Sports Silks, includ, kumsi kumsa. r1- ing svmphonv broche. sea snr'av dctte. also plain and fanev tricolettes. jn all the uhti :m,i vi,nc i. i,i .because ot the linutei quantity in some items early is the shopping height of wisdom. $3.95 New georgette crepe Blouses, representing a fortunate purchase and offered at unusually low prices for this sale. Besides the low price there is the added attraction of their freshness. The blouses arc modeled in the most fascinating styles, with long and short sleeves, beautifully hand embroidered, beaded or frilled. The colors arc white, flesh and large assortment of $3.95 navy blue; sizes 34 to 46, at RUGS Every business or professional man who uses glasses should have Kryptok or Ultex or Emphasizing the Rest Values of the Season in These Blouses at $6.95 CALOMEL LOSING onr money hack." Imdson'i Liver Tone Is a pleasant-tastinpurely vegetaliln reinedv, harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful al night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick headache, acid stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all Hi" next day like violent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow ion will feel weak, sick and nauseated. A u Heavy weight, extra reinforcements which ln- sure good wear, cut extra full and large; pink omj , n.jo vaiue. i nursaay special. .. .$1.85 j Jf INCORPORATED fc v.-r.u- Series of Extraordinary Sales For Thursday The apartment house located- at 20 North McNeil, belonging to Mrs. W. Livander, is being remodeled and an extension is being added. The total price of repairs will he K'n.nno. The addition will be built nf hollow tile and will he three stories in height. Contractor for Mrs. Livander is XV. B. Edwards Every druggist in town ha'i noticed a great falling off in the sale of calo. mel. They all give the same reason. Iiodson s Liver Tone is taking its place. "Calomel is dangerous and people know It." Dodson s Liver Tone is personally guaranteed bv everv druggist who sells it. A large bottle doesn't eosl very much but if it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver and constipation, just ask for Women's "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Bloomers in Full fashioned thread silk, double lisle garter tops, extra double soles; actual selling values $3.00 to $3.50; some slightly irregular; black, white, dark brown and gray; all sizes In the lot. REMODEL APRATMENTS. ) $1.85 $6.95 We ai l.ette J (inte sure ymi will not find values anvwliere tlian in this "(,,i aiul airy dresses that will lie a real deliulit (lurine; the Imt sununer days ahead. Voiles in pretty flowered effects and uiimliams in colorful plaids, splendid in styling and workmanship. Then, of course, there is a saving! ; , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document WE D N E SO AY, MAY MAJESTIC , 1920. LIBEED THE NEWS SCIMITAR. OBSREVE THURSDAY. S. C. CLERK HERE. S. C. McClung. chief rlerk to the Thursday will be celebrated as Ascension Thursday, a holiday of obligation superintendent of the Southern Pawith all Catholics. The obligation to cific railroad Western lines, i in the city enlisting experienced switchmen attend mass Thursday Is the same as for service on the Southern Pacific on , It Is on Sundays. the west coast. The opportunity to get permanent j dis In California, under the rn-er- BUT LEAVES ON TRIP nd Its officers wom serveil late Tueshv ltnlioa day v j outnull eiuctiM, naed on a warrant sworn hy Uray vin. tiimurai who company, al-- BURY MRS. CARTER. ? Funeral services were conducted Wedowners of the ..at,,n My. nesday for Mrs. Alice Lee Carter, who Majestic hired them to mk several died eifctrlunl repairs on (tin ti.mnr rl ton Monday at her residence. iSO Gasavenue. Burial was in Forest Hill ?.nSrAairt ,hat ,he hin' amounting to cemetery. as never Vaid. 10i.50, The Majestic was to leave ..c u.pi: inn a partypreparing or visiting hank uh Fnort excursion trip, which tls was delayed about 20 minutes while a ou Bond was made to the. clerk of federal court. The steamer Is owned hy the Majestic luiiiimn.v 01 yuincey, ill. returning to Memphis the Majestic and left ;for M. s,Louis, when It PaniierB was fouBil that w.o i iip cuuia De made without forfcit- - attractive working conditions prevailing there is proving a stronc Inducement to local switchmen, many of whom are conferring with Mr. McClung at Hie office of L. C. Bouchard, general agent for the Southern Pacific at Memphis PAGE SEVEN. Bry's Candy Bargain Thursday o.j tVKTP Fresh strawberries in h", I'iamond special mixtrl n, l!:mk walnut butler taff Salted peanuts, hut and tr. nil ' '. r v ' -- p -- n MUI mi i4 1 r.--- -j 1 nil i . I in 34' i i .11 '.- r r yf Mj I" w " - a w -- CVenvTHING 1i m w w Ki.il;;r.. aii.i r T PIANOS rd.mos and tjiffarece m. MUSIC. - m player-nlsno- s, I. piaV' r laian. li' Monvi. k i'lionoffraphs. ColurobUk ;r..t'.no!.is ami Ainiuco R' 1'i'od'icinif pianos. Your inotra mem i,. eited as art. ravment. d. (Convenient terms if I'all. jihone or write for catalogue. Get our weekly t of used Instrument 10J North Second StmC. I i.r! ejKht Ne.no In Memihts. Aim. Want to Swim? (iuesa you ilo you long for the swimming hole. Men, Samelson's can your longing for a good a Tadema. adv. -- Yellow Dog Lunchery 4 S. Second St. 35 GUARDSMEN TO GO TO COLUMBIA CAMP American Management Southern Cooking Quality Food Reasonable Prices f!.r JTive and about 30 enlisted and L and M, company Companies"'""quarters local national guard units, will leave next Monday for IT--j "oirnma, s. u., to at the lirnnnlnrv ,Pntj f0r 'Predafly recognized national nuo.us,,,,,,, Irom a, ovc,p ))np Kollth The encampment will open Wednesday, Regulation drills for the enlisted men noun win include a special training .v. nonHna commissioned officers usprospeciive well as special courses in military training for offi cers, will be taken. The Men.phians on a special Pullman. Office from this now planning to make the trip are city Col. Robert J. Moss Jlaj. Wilson Lieut. H H. Moore, y. arKer. J, p. Cooper, adjutant; Lieut, .lame.", regimental battalion adjutant: Lieut. Langdon D. Bates, Company L, and Lieut. ,f. M. Kawhngs, t ompany M. Twelve enlisted """1 eacn i ompanv 1,. and M are permitted lo attend the school, and nuuui cignt men wii igo from headnuat-ter- s The latter will be secompany. lected this week. The course at Camp Jackson will be preparatory to the summer encampment of the Tennessee guards at Knoxville the latter part of July. To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up The Take the Old system OROVE'S Standard TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking as the formula is printed on every label, showing it is Quinine and Iron m a Tasteless form. 60c; adv. -- A Hi Doesn't hurt! touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers their parents, explaining the importance of sending their boys to the summer camp at Hardy, Ark., are being prepared bv the local council. These letters will set forth all the conveniences of the ciunp and the protection offered the hoys, n is expected that UK) boys will take advantage of the opportunity offered for a real camping experience. Ail hoys desiring to enroll are advised by John T. Morgan, chairman of the local camp to do so at once and "avoid committee, the rush." The camp s called Kamp Kia Kima. blanks will be inclosed in Application the letters sent out. The Scouts' prion and Bugle corps will march through the citv streets on Wednesday in order to advertise the tield day, which is lo be held at (he North Memphis Driving park Saturday. off right all pure thread Silk Silk top, in brown and black; regular $5.00 value. Special at Children's Silk Lisle Sox in blue, pink and white; 75c values. Thursday only Men's Silk Lisle Sox in brown, navy, black and white; sold regularly at 75c. Thursday Ladies' Silk Hose with lisle top, in light and dark gray; regular $3.00 value. Spe- - Stitl Dump Not alone the ten years of Commerce experience in truck manufacturing but the years of experience of Continental, Torbensen, Tim-keEiseman, Spicer and many more of the best known builders of motor truck units are combined in Commerce trucks. with Hoitt n, $3.75 Platform and ConvtrtibU Stak Body Sort ice Fully Equipped In-Bu- $1.50 Thursday . Ladies' fancy Sport Hose in mixed colors; regular $2,511 values. Special Thursday 35c I expe- rience enters into the building of Commerce Trucks. Ladies" Hose. 35c no humbug Ladies' Silk Sox in brown, blue, black and white, the very latest fad. Special Thursday at $2.50 and . . $2.00 Hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes, and the hard skin calluses on bottom of feet lift fV URGE PARENTS TO SEND ' BOY SCOUTS TO CAMP Lift Apply a few drops of "Freezone" upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stons Then shortly you lift it right off, hurting. root and all, without pain or soreness. -y - to all Buy Scouts and The widest possible The most remarkable Hose Bargains that will found in months are offered in this Thursday Only sale. The very latest styles and the finest materials for men, women and children are included. It will pay you to fill the summer requirements of the entire family during this sale. Lift Off Corns! 17 Commerce Trucks Are a Sound Investment FOR THURSDAY ONLY '''''"train Letters Most Remarkable HOSE SALE TRY IT ONCE 1 MAY WEEK, Prompt and Efficient Service fOUr-da- GOOD ROADS to 22, INCLUSIVE NATIONAL The Sales Co. of Memphis Kelly-Springfie- ld $1.75 Distributors of Commerce Trucks, Commerce Service 763 Madison Ave. at Manassas St. Hosiery Department Main Floor II II v FrAjH9 sat . but aftw cents at druz starts Phone Main 1077. EEE Shoe Co. South Street MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Latgmt EjtciwiM iWanofacfur.r. of On. Tom 7racA( in MICHIGAN America i Main 59 s THE COMMERCE Read News Scimitar Wants. READ THE tfEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED ADS MRS. HUTCHINSON DIES. Kuneral services were lo he held Wednesday , for Mrs. Mary E. Hutchinson who died night at the residence of her Tuesday daughter, Mrs. ,1. N. fiH4 Vance avenue. Burial was lo be In Forest Hill cemeterv. Two daughters. Mrs. Mary S. Woolen and Mrs Mulford. survive. She wKs the widow "f the late William lit Hchjnson. Mul-for- I . T. F. PURCELL BURIED. Fuiieral HCrvicen WPPP Cr.nrlirr.tnr1 t the Church of (he Blessed Sacrament ior i nomas e. Kureell, Galloway, who died Tuesday afternoon at i o'clock. He Is survived by a widow and three daughters. Burial was in Calvaiv cemetery. Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings at f Spring's Newest Modes Wonderful $10.00, $14.95 Values in and $12.50 Hundreds of new and charming styles with long and short sleeves, beautiful and some are daintily beaded. in New Summer Silks georgette crepe, pongee, crepe dc chine, in contrasting shades OUT IN SOUTH Rich and beautiful in design, new in coloring, trimming and neck lines, earns fashion's enthusiastic approval. Mr. Dodson, the "Liver Tone" Man, Responsible for Change for the Better. Colors are rose, copen, taupe, navy, black, flesh and white in ,H to 46. You are bound to say these are the best blouse values that have been offered here this season. ioc ci;'l a day. adv. $195 and $9.95 (o qc y ipO. Values at to $10.00 Values at . . . $6.75 The cotton bloue is enjoying an popularity, its coolness and daintiness and its almost numberless laundering possibilities make it the ideal blouse for summer wear. In this collection you may choose the model vmi like best whether it be plain, tailored, or frilly. Fine cotton voiles, balistcs and organdies arc used in manv styles, trimmed effectively with laces, embroidery, pin tucks and hemstitching; sics 34 to 46, for $3.95 Thursday Specials in An Excellent lenses 'o we make both. Props Used in the Eyes '"i II 1 m 1 9 $50.00 Seamless Velvet Rugs. 9x12 $60.00 good Axminster Rugs, 9x12 $67.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12 l, reversible Smyrna $8.50 fine, Rugs, 30x60 $39.75 $49.75 $59.75 $6.49 LUGGAG- E$50.00 Steamer Wardrobe Trunk $60.00 Qshkosh Wardrobe, H size $110.00 llartmann Panama Wardrobe $25.00 Leather Traveling Bag $36.75 $44.75 $77.75 $16.75 $7.50 fan-ta-s- No. ( '. 0. I brown oiilv. HOUSEWARE SPECIALS Blown Water Tumblers, special, rtnxrn $9.00 Satin $1.08 nter 75c Sauce Pan Sets, guar. aluminum Yellow Mixing Bowls, xineoth finish $1.25 O'Cedar Mops, H'elil Mv volls. Kur 1 'opart merit will 19c pfnre g your fur. I ;im a so nju ipnl Q to do everv kind of fur repair SI H Miller's work, Millinery and Kur Klmp, 171 Mouth Heady-to-Wea- r, .$1,39 Water Tumblers, rut sIhsm. assorted patterns, dnn $1.98 Iced Teaspoons, 15 years KUHianiee. silver plate, net of ;SI,49 woo Alarm Clocks, 2 years $1,39 puarantee; special $1.50 Floor Brushes, Renuine $1,19 hair; $1.50 Cut Glass Water Pitchers, 98c capacity; special .. $2.25 Mahogany Boudoir Lamps, $1,49 IiirIi. cord and pine. $1.69 Sewing Trays, fancy hot- - f I I Q 0 torus. clnsH top. mahouany finish Value Toilet Paper, 10 prveial Dust Pans, well made ami strnnir $5.50 Electric Irons, life guarantee iced Tea Tumblers, eut j.cs plasn, assorted patterns, Ret nf $1.00 FURS STORED ... 59c Rpe.-ia- 12c . 59c 98c $1.69 59c ... 89c ... 73c $3.59 98c l n fi 1 ODDS AND ENDS IN CHINA Fay-He- ll (In the 1(1.5 Gift Shop Piccadilly) Sou til ( unit pci'ial Shewing cf ;t Limited Numhrr of Exclusive Sport Hats Priced 5c 10c 15c VahiPs l"p to $1.50 howls, buttPr dlnhfls, Splpction includes platps. saurp boats, crpam soups, Jiirs, ptr. 39c ramlkina, $6.98 Baronette ISouutifiil, dfiivy quality, 4(1 inrhos wide; white, pink nnd China blur. $2.00 Natural Pongees (nod, substantial grade for suits dresses. ancl $1.29 $3.95 IA0 niflHt. plattern, ,'olorinRS, oiton and $7.50 Crepe Venus Japaiioso flowers Crppn inado. Kimonos, American pxerllent assort nient of colors, thpy come in floral loose or plastic at uaisl-line- , satin ribbon or self same trimmed s, for for for for A pure sill, . heavy quality, 40 inches wide. White and flesh onlv. is, in white. rose, maize. several styles; Vl'I'V nltl'.'lrl ck.od ind embroider,. il SUM $2.33 $3.73 $4.33 $5.33 in bright sprine $6.95 $7.95 -- J 3 $3.98 values for $6,33 8.50 values for $7.33 $10.00 values for $7.93 $12.50 values for $9.93 tables of tliat have volil up to .2().(ll); uiir chdice ;it liats $ 'V "5 $2.98 $4.00 Silk Foulards $2.69. Radiums, crepes and broadcloths; choice designs. .... handsnmo or dotted designs. 4 : scroll, floral $5.00 bor-der- til at and Gingham Summer Dresses Summer Two Imti.l-wor- Shirting Silks A'oile v. Iv $5.00 slip-ove- $3.50 to $4.00 One quire box. tissuo Unities, cold PdcPH aod box Stationery in sliElnly soiled boxes reduction of per cent. To li Crrpp Kimono.-- , made of li crepe r boxMoon. colors or pol'n.i dot r or open 'no i,,;n,y have t, niches ol and satin ribbon trimmed .'it! ; Crane's Linen Lawn Hats Reduced eoinv- - values for $5.33 values for $6.33 $ 7.95 $1.98 Shimmering white. skirting, sdlk; 40 inches wide. $ 1.95 i values values values values o n 3Z.4V All luster, vy nuallty, iiich's; white and flesh only. T $5.50 values for $3.43 $5.95 values for $4.33 $3.95 $5.00 $5.95 $6.50 a Yard pi pi Kimonos from the Orient, epi c-emu the roso, ('oprnliiiKPli. pink, pule 1.1 no. nnhi.i; ihontily li;md in lliirli and bin.' Cotton ('rep pmbroiderfid $3.00 Wash Satin Pretty Summer Smocks Our Little Daughter's Shop WONDERFUL KIMONO VALUES Iced Tea Tumblers, set of li Colonial $1.39 $3.50 Crepe de Chine d fJfVYVYViVYyTrTrVr 79c CpO, qo yO Limited (iiantity, heavy quality, wide bordered, beautiful tinsel design, navy and No Approvals. ). . frn Bordered Georgettes at Men's 'whito oxford woavo N'oalivo Shirts, collar attached, with buttons and soft French ruffs; rut full and piaranteed perfect fitting: sizes 14 to tf 1 8; special for Thursdav QC . . . only at No Return;' " $12.50 MEN'S SPECIAL . dew-kit- i. - g scmi-tai-lore- $5.25 to $10.50 Sport Silks The biggest alue of the season. Our entire line of Sports Silks, includ, kumsi kumsa. r1- ing svmphonv broche. sea snr'av dctte. also plain and fanev tricolettes. jn all the uhti :m,i vi,nc i. i,i .because ot the linutei quantity in some items early is the shopping height of wisdom. $3.95 New georgette crepe Blouses, representing a fortunate purchase and offered at unusually low prices for this sale. Besides the low price there is the added attraction of their freshness. The blouses arc modeled in the most fascinating styles, with long and short sleeves, beautifully hand embroidered, beaded or frilled. The colors arc white, flesh and large assortment of $3.95 navy blue; sizes 34 to 46, at RUGS Every business or professional man who uses glasses should have Kryptok or Ultex or Emphasizing the Rest Values of the Season in These Blouses at $6.95 CALOMEL LOSING onr money hack." Imdson'i Liver Tone Is a pleasant-tastinpurely vegetaliln reinedv, harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful al night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick headache, acid stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all Hi" next day like violent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow ion will feel weak, sick and nauseated. A u Heavy weight, extra reinforcements which ln- sure good wear, cut extra full and large; pink omj , n.jo vaiue. i nursaay special. .. .$1.85 j Jf INCORPORATED fc v.-r.u- Series of Extraordinary Sales For Thursday The apartment house located- at 20 North McNeil, belonging to Mrs. W. Livander, is being remodeled and an extension is being added. The total price of repairs will he K'n.nno. The addition will be built nf hollow tile and will he three stories in height. Contractor for Mrs. Livander is XV. B. Edwards Every druggist in town ha'i noticed a great falling off in the sale of calo. mel. They all give the same reason. Iiodson s Liver Tone is taking its place. "Calomel is dangerous and people know It." Dodson s Liver Tone is personally guaranteed bv everv druggist who sells it. A large bottle doesn't eosl very much but if it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver and constipation, just ask for Women's "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Bloomers in Full fashioned thread silk, double lisle garter tops, extra double soles; actual selling values $3.00 to $3.50; some slightly irregular; black, white, dark brown and gray; all sizes In the lot. REMODEL APRATMENTS. ) $1.85 $6.95 We ai l.ette J (inte sure ymi will not find values anvwliere tlian in this "(,,i aiul airy dresses that will lie a real deliulit (lurine; the Imt sununer days ahead. Voiles in pretty flowered effects and uiimliams in colorful plaids, splendid in styling and workmanship. Then, of course, there is a saving! ; ,  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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