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u Bafow and iMf* -rt* Cr*?r turn KXUMB m cun --------- WJ- ` ' fag'Mm1 Silk Stockings chiffon and tervict weight! 1.00$fgularlf tlM * pr.. dluM f'tf ism (I'll oesfifAi tart a'uih <niy*ro fMhteiiA *f foctad sflks ... ortry Mir to flawlm . . . jrt thflM lovely stocking* art Jift 91 i p*lr U i Miclil-par* (Him trcnl at uintnor A MaUern'at No C. 0. D. or telephone order* rntfT f l o o r mtMv imni a t o w a w t _ MANN CO EMANN i'M............................... A dynamic iil in more ways than on. A known radio with th much in * demand DYNAMIC 5PF.AKF.R_at strikingly import* *nt saving! A major feature of our September Sale* -- and mightily opportune beeauao of a fortunate peoial purchaae made poaaibla at this tore-wide aale time. Jensen DYNAMIC SPEAKER noted for in imdittorted volume--ita v it* riiHmrt reproduction e( even a nnt whti*i Operated by the tame twitch " !:e r<H-rT\fr .eliminating all bother of two m l-a-atr f iotrplt. ' ELECTRIC No l>*ttriie or aubatihitet of any kind. It ivieittr* directly from your light socket, uting A. ( . inly. Juat plug in. - ' SAVING OF $108.00 \ .lulling Having I The regular price being >11, you can iadanlly iee that thu .*Met i a SENSAHONAL VALUE 50 'COMPLETE ..ntplete with 6 genuine Radiotron tube* aid Jrnten Dynamic ipesker. Both equal ' 'imlity to the eilraordinary Freed- .emann roeehm ilstlf. Every part of ihit i.lio pe!| quality! Distinctive Cabinet i t winned walnut. A faithful repmduc1 |r>B "f William and Mary period fumitui*. '* "" u 50 by IB by 25'/j inthet. Budget Terms *>f budget plan, if preferred, make* purchase eary, An 1 r<iti*| payment can be marie and delivery bad at cor*, Pay *10 h little down at.. fo&NVI VJ/ARES OPPOSITE UNION SQUARE gre*M*ll KS.< iMdther can the bestpaint be madejrom WHITE LEAD SUBSTITUTES Why to White Lend ttnlnt the ttanirrd punt of the United states Government f why s it specified by architects and engineers, the wwld over, for important buildings and works? Because Same* hst discovered no lotisfoetory tuksnnue for fVhttt lead in point* No other white pigment has its natural durability and water-reautance. White Lead paint works out more easily and covers a larger area per gallon--an important laving, for the labor oost of application is often two or three timea the cost of the paint. . Lightercoatscan be applied with White Lead paint. Whei properly applied, it will not chip or peel. "Hiis means a better sttr> face for repainting, without costly burn* ing off of old paint. These t*tluave advantages make White Lead paint the most inexpensive paint you can buy! Remember--The market price of pure White Lead will not permit its use, in practical quanonca, in cheap paint. FuLLra's Putt PagrAaeo Co s t s Mo r e Pe r Ga l l o n Birr La s s In Tut Lo n o Ru n ! The best time for painting is now-- when the lurfacc ta dry. Call a Master Painter today--nd specify Fuller's Pure Prepared--the White Lead Pauit. 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It ha* in---- urns of Waffle through per cent. from 0.100.C lttl to J.100,000 tons fr imporunee antT fuiure of tween Pacific Ce**t ar norU ane have altown ----- Sence by e*Ublwhln UivM and building new tonnage to meet the - 'requlremenu of the eernee. _"No American* are operating In ^Treewit' end future poeetbUltiee.of the service are euffloient to warrant the moet careful Investigation. QUICK ACTION VKOCO -American InlereeU should go in now before our foreign competitors become toe firmly entrenched. Trade between Paeifte Oooetand Eurotoan port* increaeed atonoat SO | Bcssi per cent from 1S to 1S91, mclu- 11 "The Merchant Marina Act of ISM SclU-FlotD 1 te intended to help the West Coast a well a* the Rest OoasL. and It forti wlU help both when V. Vlntotttotmtly used by lar*Wstiled shipping Bigger and lv Ih* press agent i ^Director* of the Chamber of Oom- tnerce attended the hincheon. Captain Robert Dollar turned the Ploto circus open gagement *t six streeu yaateriay packing the bl* chair over to J. C. Rohlfa Speakers forms.nces. The Included M. C. Cantelow. Oongree*. woman Florence P. Kahn. Conaresa. *ose with Bunds It has beeri lu WitniesArSthenuartoMr . Free, Samuel and M. United Short- Ploto showed h< atuactlons not > Ridge. __________ featured. Bes" trick horse llli ' New Proposals great hit with >' Peter Tarim hs tiger* and leopa For Amendments PoMlbiltty that mere than twent; propoeed charter amendment* wtl be placed on the November ballot wa* indicated yesterday when, ear, eral new sugiestlone were jrtaeed before the iudtctary eommlttee of the Board of SuiwrvUors, . ____ Among thorn who m14* reyueete were Oupervtaor Roneonert. Proo* tion Officer J * lice Judge Daniel 8. O Brian. Ron. eovlerl proposed that only four In* stead of seven member* of the school board be. appointed by the Mayor, the remaining three to be elected by the Board of Super visors. . Aatredo asked for an amendment bringing the probation department under the civil sendee, and Judge O'Brien ked for one empowering the board to raise the salaries of police judges. * LAR MAI Man, $2000 Mitting, Vs Police Start Hunt Mrs. Emile Collatl*. 5 franklin street, appealed to the police last night to find her Brother. C. D. Patterson, building contractor, who lives with her He left thetr home shortly sfier noon Wednesday ' carrying 13000 and saying he would be home early In the evening. Tweniy-feur hours later he had not returned end Mr*. Collatl# asked the polled to find him. Harbor Policeman Save* Man in Bay Mi K*AelJ. >n officer of the steam schooner Horace Beater, was saved from drowning at 3 o clock veaterdav morning when he fell overboard near the slip* of the ferrv Alair.rda. Patrolman John J McLaughlin of Harbor Station. At tracted to the scene when he heard the splash, dived overboard and clung to him until members of the ferry cxew went to the rescue. BANK ROBBER C1ETS U*0 BILLINGS. Okie.. Sept. IS v_ A masked bsndit entered the Flrlt National Bank of Mthng* shortly before 1 o'clock this afternoon, forced Lloyd Campbell. asAir esshler. ind Miss Katherine lism*. bookkeeper, into a vault, ecoopcd up two in currency and escapto XIXWS tisriiM needs no "dope .a^ (*HN Y or IMUSMI 1/ 1 Scenic 7 mo t o r t o u r s la Ik* ^ gtSwsad Biwplrw ol HUMBOLDT .COUNTY n* 1A` M.H rtTiw ini