Visalia Daily Times from Visalia, California • 8

VI3AUA DAILY TIMES. VISA A. CAUFCTIMA unuur, Jt MT K. $. CAIE CCZS EAST UPON VJSALIANS IIAVeT? mi CUTES TFJ? FO.T BIC CCTEOAl CONCERN PARI IN GREAT GATHERING THE DOUSE 0F KUPPENIIEtlEIt 1 THE STORE I7IT0 TDE BEST SERVICE i face rictrr II, Mali.

hu-r lr ltd Hl HII), Wilt rt I hi rlr Blag for Volk. whrrw il BfUrr a litt nf wowrw ranag appartl fr iha fall 1 1 uiA'fl w. A UOn6QUOO wlalrr araaona, II will lit ll. Of SUCCESS, (nihern aa far a Na itr kti, ahrw will ul a IxmI Nwr Vh lliaip.a I f'aaaHa, a til la hi Dolomites Returning From IraVrl lhrn Ih (ia4iil I II Will ba alattl about llourboa, Willow I'ikI'I'I, i I lawtord. Alda I tiur, Aihur i 1 CLr a Jour 11 ur Bod Wwha.

R3SI7 TODAY Craw! Id iai'a -t-tly afir a neekV ('MT 1)1 ia P.ui bora fabforwla. I iii iba Sind aa' K'ial Mitititiim of I ho California' i 1 1. i I r.aia. al l-oag! I1 a I. 11111 frum Vlalla alt in attof ao al iha ronven-ti.

mi ii art. thi rtoaina. 1 1 r'i ttiin of roaroallaa1 1. roatbo'l S.a, ih laraoi Hi' ntrtittna oor bold la i t.o I ti 1 1 htaio, Awoag lb w. r- 7 from Tularo rounir, Tho -ni miiita con.Med of during which many t.kt of rut addrord Iba I.

Mi hrnii-t, trip fo Boar bp TIi cm? Clearing Sale mode up of kU, broken line and regular ilk nmkc July htandd out a month of aatonUhing value. You will lind thi th moat pronuMe time of all to bupply your Summer nmi for nuch oronomical pricing til I itt'iumaiMc to duplicate later. Suita, coat, frock and all other wardrolie eaaoi.tiuls me repriced and reduction are genuine the bcoaon' nmart-et mode lieing mtolml in many inatance from one-thiixi to lew than uaual. Dont let anything interfere ith your early attendance if you iah to avail youraclf of the choiceat value. 1011 ALK- Tfarforda, Tractor al-larhmaala fr or 1 he mo-l powarful trarlor of I la th World.

III pull any lli.lti on any farm Ihat ran bo ur fulljr operated bp lhr borer, ftac Hlani.laua ftian aa raa 4 inora wmli rf ittiiri, l-b (porta, aad Traeford lba good hot tH.r awning. tha 'burial of Hnicora for thl latter, irtrl. it. a t-rfr conpaatioa formed In it1 riwf etrhed through thaj 1 I on Ib-ach. carrying Iba I til nn a Mrelcber.

Ita! to the teach. after much do, al about half Ibo nprner. Wa have oalp Ihrr I It at ibi pnea. IIIi.ik net rh. Send with order aad baDuc-raa ba paid oa arrival, doubt na.

(end for ir It liookl. I a rl ryi VLi i Afl ad Wadi Dresses at Half Price. full particulara. lo It now. lo attach aad taka down poatal.

Ibl4 llardwara.ro, Wodaato, Calif. dill lib SMARTLY STYLED SUITS AT SHARPLY REDUCED PRICE AT ONE-HALF OFF Very rarely doe uch amazing diveraity diatinguiah a Clearing Sale of highliUMt outer apparel. Here arc trim tailored auit of vckI jtnd more elalmratc tyle in ilk. etc. Slender atraight line and hlouao type vie for your favor.

Suit that will apeal to you inatantly, liecaUM? of their fine tailoring and at Ic. The o-portunity i now and mi rely Ahoy arc priced a low a anyone could cxjHct a they are, marked at lea than wholesale cobL Our idea i to clear them and do it rapidly. turning dtneitt. the mock figure to St walerp grave. A rnle r.t folloaed I Mnrni Pm Speaker, fliief among 1 1.

apaakar of Iba I'harlea 1. of I 'll 1 a if el th to editor of Iha tnii. (110.1 Tune and famed a a and writer on Iha deeper lit! Il.xt lie. who delivered the ili'ii i BiMr.e of the aeaalona; tv II tir'Unh Ihomaa. If.

f. Ilega, Toronto, form erlp pr.mit'al of th Wprlllfe Hall, I htrl.i llelgn Seovill. of (li'rjjn etanaell! of nation wide I. me; Iaul C. Ilrown.

California Ti. eeretaev. and W. Rop TXI late field aeerelary, Tulire waa awarded one of the i.ithi. given to all diairlrla Ihat enl the nnmlxr of delegatee ap I.oriioii.

d. Tulare eon nip a vraa 50 land (h (enl f.7. Kreano waa aeteel ed the nieltng place for Ih 1 9 Jo convention. In Organdy, Voile. Ctejie and Oingham.

Drcsae a simple and cITective in styling ju these mode are most practical and economical addition to the well-dressed woman's quaint flower patterns, stripes and I add foulard design make these fnick especially Summery and dashing sashes set off their multiple rharm in inutaMo faction. You must see thi display to appieciate the many wonderful style that ate shown and the prices are the lowest of the season. Wash dress time is here, and your cpjat -tunity to buy them less than regular. FOR SALE Ona good ml row. giving 3 I- gallon n.llk par dac.

Inqmra at IK V. Wmaral Kit. Avenue. II II 19 mil HAt.E-Mdra bungalow. 4 room, arraaoad alraping larga lot, IK.itou.

Will con elder light auto a part payment. A lo So acre, 12.000. fall I it I N. foort St. dl 1 11 lb FOR RENT Three room furnl.bi.l for hnuaekeeptng.

51 Km Ilia avenue. dl It-1 1 FOR SALE -llng'a Keedrra, Ilr aowa and plga. Enquire exten.lon Kaal Oak at II. L. Ilugbea place.

GllUam, owner. 114 1 1 BATING APPAREL AN INCENTIVE FOR EARLY SHOPPING The Dry Goods Section is offering alluring values in Wash Fabrics right now. PROMINENT YINEYARC1ST OF CROSI, F. COOK, PASSES AWAY YESTERDAY A cool swim after a watm day is necessary to your Summer comfort and hetc arc all the things that you will need to make your trip to the lieach the most enjoyable of pastime. The timelines of this selling jtnd the very low price predict immediate clearance.

Prudent shopers will make early selection. Every possible color combination is shown in a great variety of styles to fit all sizes show in the Kcay-to-Wear Section, second floor. LUNCHES PT LUNCH At NfHin LIGHT LUNCH at all Imurs Ice Cream, Cakes and Pastry. GANTS BAKERY 211 E. Uaia St rfoone A5.

fieOMmal.lr Itellverp A SELECT CmAY GF I.TW SHOCKS New smock have atrived, beautiful style in cotton crepe, voiles, and other wash fabrics; also some very wonderful creations in crepe.de chine and Georgettes; garments that are as dainty and attractive in styles as possible to make them you will like them immensely, and we ask that you pay this section a visit and see the new styles offered. i IN Ci'iik, a promlnenl redden! Jnf i p1 of Tulare munlp, paae .) Im Unmet! Sanitarium, i I'retm. te'erdap morning, follow Ins dine, of reveral veara. ih' pint two wa. ka ho waa con.

Mf In the (nnitnriiiin. I Th1 ie.i i waa a native Of fall ciuiiin. tt yi-nr of aa. and redded i Orn-I about 15 Jear. coming there rroiu Kreano.

He owned one I of ih fimt vlneyarda in the Oroai I He I anrvivnd hp a wife, Mra, lie do K. Conk, and one daughter, Kraneoa fook, of Drod; hla mother, Mr. K. M. fook.

of Orod; two broiherr, J. IN and M. Virgil Cook of (M'K1; (Kid nn unrle and aunt, Mr. ami f. H.

Harp, of Kreano. Funeral aervlres will he held tomorrow morning at 1 1 o'clork In the MeihodKl rhtirrh In Oroai. Interment Mens In tho Smith Mountain ceme' lery. A. K.

Ilrooka la In charge of the funeral arrangements. ALL SILK SKIRTS ON SALE AT HALF PRICE. I They are extremely modisji in a score of ways, but their chief daimvto your favor lies in the excellent qualities, from which they are fashioned. Really it is an opportunity that you should not miss. Wonderful ski its shown in the most popular silk fabrics, in all colorings and a multitude of styles in wash skirts alt at the lowest prices quoted this season, and the lcst values always go first, so it is advisable to come now.

Yon 11 LEV RANK OPENS HELD TO ANSWER. STATE COMMISSION PERMITS RATE INCREASE DANCE GIVEN TO BENEFIT TELEPHONE OPERATORS PROVES BIG SUCCESS WE, THE PEOPLE G. A. R. APPRECIATES ATTENTION SHOWN DURING CELEBRATION arc mily as efficient as your eves and my advice is tn take care nf them as yon only have the one pair and they eiin never he replaced.

The First National Bank of PIX ley opened for business today. J. Speer, formerly of (he First National Hank of Delano is cashier of ihe new institution. Charles K. Denman, of Pixley.

ia president. E. H. Ramsay, vice-president. J.

It. Orr, of Pixley. second vice-president. The new institution has a capital of $25,000, with a $25,000 surplus. The stock for the new Institution is all owned by Pixley business men and residents of the surrounding country.

At a preliminary examination held in Porterville Thursday before Justice Max B. Jamison, Jesus Alvarado, charged wiih assault with a deadly weapon, was held to answer (to the Superior court. bail was fixed at $1,500, which he was unable to provide. He was brought back to the county jail where he wilt await trial. Fred C.

Scott, district attorney. represented the People and J. A. Chase the defendant. Mra.

A. E. Brooka. Mra. Mike Tognl, Miaa Louise Tognl and Kenneth Branch returned lust evening from ahort outing In San Fran-rlaco.

They, were accompanied by Mra. Brook8 two aona, Roy of San Francisco, and Karl, who Just received hla discharge at the Ionrtl. of Committee: On behalf, of the Post we deaire to Jliank you for tha prlzo you ao hollowed upon us, and for your kind In other ways In enn-neelion with yesterdays parade, which mnde It possible for us to be in line once nioro and which we greatly appreciate. 11. K.

CRANDAI.L, Tost Commander. E. C. T. BROWN, Quartermaster.

Gen. Ceo. Wright Tost. No. Ill, G.

A. R. M-IIIIKW 1IAS The telephone operators dance held in the municipal auditorium Thursday evening proved all that had been anticipated. Large crowds of dancers were present all through the evening and a merry time was had by all. Dancing was preceded by a concert by the Visalia Concert Band, after which James M.

Burke gave a brief talk on strike conditions In Visalia and those elsewhere Influencing the local situation. He was followed by Joe E. Joseph, who sang several pleasing selections, the band accompanying him. Receipts from the dance proved satisfactory and will be used to defray expenses of operators during the strike period. C.

E. loodale. Lemon Cove grower, was transacting in Visalia this morning. Ir I (Continued from Page One.) the Interests of farmers of the valley. The result of this Interconnection' will be that the Mt.

Whitney consumers will not obtain fully the class of scrtice which the company promised at the hearing. The commission has, however, given this matter careful consideration and has concluded that its duty to the general service in the entire San Joaquin Valley is to make possible the full use of all facilities of the electric utilities so that no drastic action would be necessary on the company's part in discontinuing consumers, the result of which would probably be a greater loss to the San Joaquin valley in total than the inconvenience which would result from a few additional interruptions on the Mt. Whitney system. We are certain that the consumers of the Mt. Whitney company- will be fully in accord with this position.

Answering the complaints against the form of rates in effect, on the Mt. Whitney system, the commission directed the adoption of an optional meter rate, to be effective until such time as the commission makes a final determination in the matter of a revised basis for billing power. In the meantime, the, commission will investigate all spechU complaints. Member of U. S.

Navul Medical i Corps. Goldstein Bdg. Phone 471 VISII.IA, CAL. Mrs. C.

C. McAdams went to Oakdale today tpr a weekend visit with her mother. Mrs. Ezra Coe, and her two little daughters, Lee and Ethel Agnes McAdams. Miss Bertha Allen, who Is a teacher In the Sacramento schools, is enjoying a vacation visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Allen, 507 West School street. Mis. l'recl I. Ward and Mrs.

Guy Elder have received word thrft their nephew, Ralph Katumer, of Gallup, New Mexico, who haa visited in VI-saliii on (-everal occasions, has arrived in New York after 18-months iKorviee overseas with the Railway Engineers. IS SERIOUSLY BURNED BY FIRE FROM TRACTOR Mra. Julia Williams has gone to ifncisco to remain until the end of summer. xv Mrs. Edna Ilannaford.

Miss Lura Ffannaford. Duke and Loren Han-naford, of Sacramento, who formerly resided in Visalia, are enjoying an over-the-Fourth holiday in this city VACATION TIME IS HERE LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS Vest Pocket Kodak, Actual Size With a VEST POCKET AUTOGRAPHIC KODAK you will get pictures that you never would get with a larger camera, because the larger earn era would be home. Its always convenient to take along a V. P. K.

There is a place for it in every amateurs photographic equipment. Price, $8.00 HUNTOON, LOVELACE GILMER DRUGGISTS Phone 47 225 E. Main Jack Patterson, spn of Mrs. Charles M. Griffith, was severely burned Tuesday while working on his tractor at his ranch near Patterson.

An explosion or ignition of gasoline followed corrective work, young Patterson's clothing becoming saturated with gasoline while adjusting the carburetor. andas he weqt to the rear of the tAactbr, the sparks from the exhaust Ignited the fluid. Hi left side was' severely burned and he is suffering frofn other minor injuries. He was brought to Fresno yesterday and is confined at his mother's home, where he will probably remain during the next six weeks. Rev.

F. G. Watson returned this morning from a short outing in the south. Mrs. Watson and their sons remained south.

Mr. Watson will remain in Visalia until August 1, when he will join them. Robert M. Bettleheim. employed in the Nonpareil drygoods store, Sacramento.

is spending a short vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bettleheim. Thermo liotlles, to keep liquid liol or cold, 4S liours $.50 to $0.00 Goggles to protoct the eyes from Sun and Dust. Take a Maplewarc Lunch Set, does away with dish washing.

Flash lights, Thcroz and Slcruo Camp Stoves. Take an Eastman Kodak with you pi ices $1.00 to $50.00 REACHES NEW YORK. i Janies Edwgrd Harris arrived in New York yesterday, according to a message received this morning by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Harris. He stated that his destination was Camp Mills, but that he knew nothing further. He entrained for Camp Lewis on April 26. 1918 and was later sent to Camp Sheridan, Alabama.

where he was assigned to the 22nd Engineers, with which he served overseas. He arrived in France on July 12, 1918. FALLS FROM HAYSTACK. Ed Cheney, Of Orosi, fell from a stack of hay, In his barn Thursday evening, sustaining a fractured collar bone and a dislocated rib. He was brought to Visalia for treatment yesterday.

ASKS Ul'ARDlANSHJP Samuel C. Minor has petitioned the Superior court for letters of guardianship in the estate of his minor son. Robert E. Minor, age 15 years. Marlev Fisher representa the pptlfiour SWTZER-flCCORHIG DRUG CO.

SUCCESSORS TO E. L. SMITH Berkeley (luring the remainder of the summer, while Judge Alien and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence will return to Visalia tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Witten, whose marriage was an event of June 25 In Riverside, will stop over in Visalia tomorrow morning, en-route from Giant Forest to Sjockton. Judge and Mrs.

J. A. Allen and son, Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. L.

Lawrence departed for San Francisco Thursday afternoon, expecting to remain over night at Modesto. Mra Allen and Hnbhv will remain in Is Free Delivery. Phone 120 SherifT Court Smith and family were TulaYe visitors yesterday, passing nart of thp Hav there..