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^ ^^ ^" Copyright, 1914. by Panama-Pacific Internationa j CLASSICAL FIGURE FOR GREAT EXPOS | AMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXF I vast west court the Court of the Foi ma-Facific International Exposition in will be adorned with a number of the i world's greatest sculptors Not only ** r { and Independent pieces of statuary be set th ' . . . ?r Its- walls, its lofty ;Colonnades, the picturesqu beilished by much sculpture of a decorative t\ above will be used to decorate the arcade of tht Jaegers, the famous sculptor. * Copyright. 1S14, by Panama-Pacific lnternation; CANADA AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC POSITION, SAN FRANCISC PLANS for the Canadian building at the tional Exposition at San Francisco in and the work on the great structure ha The Canadian Palace, as it is otlio of the largest and most imposing of the for length of 3-40 feet, a width of 'J40 feet and a h cost in the neighborhood of $.'{00,000. It wil [ ever erected by Canada at an international e square feet, and will house one of the most ( give exhibit of tlie Dominion's resources and foreign s<.il six !mn<Ired thousand dollars hs the Canadian parliament for the building an* grant, bringing the appropriation up to $l,OOOtC Ktt ir/ivurnniniif fcJJ tuv - V ? *? N... v. Canada at the Panama-Pacific Expositior policy that bas obtained at former exposition! specimens or exhibits ol the nstnral products tural, horticultural, mineral, forest and fishe showing ber climatic advantages and her resou of people who will visit the Exposition. Attc transportation facilities, and the railways will space in the building. Practically the entire 1 recent Ghent exposition?and it was concede magnificent display?is en route here now, wh! tive exhibits are being prepared in the various The exhibit will be under the supervision 0 i?fm who will renresent the Dominion govern: I " In 1020. ed by six Kansas City Journal. Teacher "Wife, how did :he chandelier get cone? broken?" Willie? "Baby had his first lesson in fly- er?a funi ing today." ? JnTeaile Geometry. Boston Tr Peoples Home Journal. BobbieeTeacher (to a sholar.)?Johnny, "when the; "What is a Ciriae? mais Jd&uny?A eufce is a 'wlwl wimrnsd- S)woe&y i ^ Mimnai l^lr |' Millin* ^ mi I ^ ^a!i>^ ? ? 1 . . 1 XT _ HP lul nttie ric ] Exposition Co. Will put 100 pieces 4 >ITI0N COURT, PAN- Flouncing, POSITION, 1915. Crepe, wort at choice th nr Seasons, at the I'ana- 1 San Francisco iD 15*15 _ finest productions of the 1AA M ill free standing groups lUU 1?IC roujrhout the court, hut e recesses, will be em- j| Such Skil ^pe The classical piece ! ,, ? court aud is by August : SEW, 8.11 S6Z (! all skirt ler blue and ta; ? . .} skirts, at cl ! .M .. I? * INTERNATIONAL EX- j :n 1Q1R. hi. i j I I I J Panama-Paeilic Interna- \ J?f*? 55 i i [015 have been approved, * ; ? >,? ' ** s started. j > f? * ially named, will be one * %'* eign buildings, having a j I be the "largest building ; ^ xposition, covering 05.000 i y, ? elaborate and comprehenproducts ever shown on ! -? __ is already been voted by 1 exhibits, but a further j Copyright. 1914. by Pan; MX), will be recommended _______ i is following the same j COLOSSAL GLASS 5?namely, the display of TURE AT Wl of the country?agncul- ; iries?for the purpose of j " xces to the great number < photograph a ;ntion will be devoted to I 1 the Panama-Pa< be assigned considerable 1 in 1915. The t exhibit of Canada at the glass. The hug d by all Judges a most < in diameter. At night lie many new and attrao will play upon the insi< provinces. magnificent soap bubble f Colonel William Hutch- The building will cover ment. ___ what became of the horse j Elijah up there? equal squares. I ?ssb= Right! Willie, what is a BaI:imore Sun. What little word of f A cone? A\ h> a cone is means more than anythii lei stuffed with ice cream.- the wjfle worldr asked Th l talist. Knew Her Bible. | ..w.0.r.v> answered th anscript. j man 0j a^ajrs ?I wonder where animals go j mw Y die. Are there any ani- _ _ . To Prevent Blood Poi nplv at once the wonderfal ol( ??f ?eurse there are, else ok't^'santifeptic heali ;oal dressing that, relieves paii itie same time. Not a linimeat. igh's THE UNDERSELL FJUU I * 1111 A upply your presei housands of unmatc mt of our store is fi his week our biqqest ???? I I IMBPJ??O?? ? jry Dept. 2nd Floor. iats of All Kinds. c will witness one of the most stirry bargain events in the history of We have added scores of the new- * o our line of past week. Each ex- s li-Pp tn this nomilar denartment. I I IV-/ vr iaxv w wa-.s/ ^ w ^ A | 0 Hats and Caps Solid Coked Ch 1 and Girls, beauti- Will puc on sal its and Caps in the 100 pieces solid co 3, every one priced bry worth 10c, at ?ff- Extra fine 1: ZZZZZIIZIZIIZIl bleached Damask ^ ^1 1 ^ /\1 ^ AV?A O 4" I F! * ^ seiib eibewiicic ao lery Hoonciiig. they(1 . . on sale this week 50 pieces colore 5 inch Embroidery Cloth worth 20c, made on Vals or Drice is ;h $1.00 and $1.25, ?H e yard - - 49:: \ Special Ribbo T". > 1! 'Tis just the s< (It; i c i i. fc.il... , , , you need to lay in t values you never 0f Kibbons. e waist measures, 500 pieces all -i i-l-_1_ , , , , , lgtns, oiacK, navy black ana wnite, n, $3.00 and $3 50 25c to 40c, all n loice - - $1.98 to ? r . r * .jit / > // J Y V<\, Si / .t < v ?. v iV / / f / I I ' \ >. \\ / > >1)1 V \ \\ / / / / f > ' \ V i J ? <j $ I ft a <. ?< * :? &. i' i: i i ? &?, - \ .. . I J i\ i^J;4;ite.. h K '.. * I ' *\j>- !<&> ----- (p ' I < i V a.ma-Pacific Internationa! Exposition Co. j = DOME FOR PALACE OF HORTICUL- j DRLD'S GREATEST EXPOSITION. bove shows the huge Palace of Horticulture at " :*ific International Exposition at San Francisco wilding will be constructed almost entirely of j e dome will be 186 feet in height and 152 feet colored searchlights placed within the building cle of the dome, giving it the appearance-of a i, iridescent with all the colors of the rainbow. ii > c auco* ^ s that took >*ot Garrulous. j Pe!e Mele. j Client?What! You expect me to! pay you 2r>3 francs for taking posses- j our le'ters sion of such a small inheritance?,' lg else in i You should have warned me it would ! e sentimen- cost so much. ; Lawyer?My motto, sir? is "Deeds, tea le practical j not words." son yoi The Two Essentials. sar isoning i Western -Mail.. " ^aoit.asur' j "Tommy," said the Sunday 6cbool a b l and heals ? 25C. J?C. fJ Ot J JNG STORE Mi. ?iir rnn it and future hable items. E> ull of strong spe week of the sec naaKVBnaaaBBMMMBuaanBBHanHMnMBBJ^ rtio 9tnfA fr>r tKo JL 11V k/ bV/A V JL VI VAAW and the Clas: Come here this week. We cai rom A to Z We have more g tairs than most of the side show >erry carry in stock. ambry 5c. A. C. A. Feathei 1 e this weeK 25 pieces Fea lored Cham- ing worth 20 i only yci 5c naugh's price is inen finish 50 pieces Bro worth and yard wide, sell: 35c, at only 12.J and 15c, at 16 yds Poe i d Table Oil for Mimnaugh's 124c . Ladies' Ga ?il d Sale. 5 cases of eason when Vests just opei your supply the greatest va. Gauze Vests ev< colois and retail counter, worth from , . larded down ??k them over, 19c. 12?c and 15c. T T U u un SBl = Copyright, 1914, by Panama-Pacific Internal THE WORLD'S FIRST INDOOR AER AMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL THE world's first Indoor aeroplane coin Beachej', the American aviat Panama-Pacific International Exj: Starting at one end of the Palace largest wooden frame structure In tfie worii length, Beacbey attained a terrific momentu height of fifty feet, actually flying for a d opposite end of the building barriers of clot lessen the impact of ttfe aeroplane. The with a hundred horsepower engine, easily the aviator received a severe shaking up. were increased by the fact that the lnterio !ng consists of three longitudinal aisles eac and Beachey flew down the center aisle, hav In order to prevent the aeroplane from strifc aisJe. s cher, who had been giving a leson the baptismal convenant, 4'can : tell me the two things necesy to baptism?" $1^0 2 Yes'm," said Tommy, "water and aby." tfewbe / mnaugh's If vo ' wants ? ? /l H-t 1 /I u&i y uc,irials to xson. Masses ses? i fill your bill ;oods piled up stores of New- I r Ticking 15c J ther Bed Tick md 25c, Mim ! - - 15c wn Linen, full , H 3 elsewhere at r ; choice yd 8c 1 I} lills Bleaching > - $1.00 1 - uze Vests. I J I Ladies' Gauze led. We have lues in Ladies' , er placed on a Come in and 5c., Sc., 10c., 9 C 1 i - AXional Exposition Co. | OPLANE FLIGHT, PAN- , EXPOSITION, 1915. flight was made by Lla:or, on the grounds of the (osition in San Francisco. of Machinery, which is the d, being almost 1,000 feet in m and rose into the air to a istance of 300 feet At the h were held by assistants to machine, however, provided tore through the cloth, and The difficulties of the flight >r arrangement of the buildfa seventy-flv* feet in width, ing to keep a straight course Ing the great columns of the ' __________ J ' \ 1 cribe to The Herald and JiTew&? i year?the best newspaper In rrj Ceuty* )