THE HQBXlKa OREGOSTAN, r FRIDAY, EAY 5, 1905.
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TODAY, FRIDAY, 8?.
THE GREAT PRE - EXPOSITION SALES
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23 MORE DAYS ONLY
Of the Greatest Sale In Portland's History
Tkt'Bir&rtmt SHn"
Nebogatoft Passes Singapore
at Early Morn.
TODAY'S !05th GRAND FRIDAY ECONOMY SALE WILL ADD IMPETUS TO THE SENSATIONAL SELLING CAMPAIGN NOW IN PROGRESS
"HOME -FOLK'S PRE-EXPOSITION SALE"
BRITISH SEND HI&TSIGNALS
Russian -3arlnc Parade Bulletined
All Through Malacca Straits.
Typhoon Bumps Ttojcst
vensky"s Flept Badly.
SPECIAL. .CABLE.
SINGAPORE. May 5. (5:10 A. M.)
XebogatofTs squadron of 11 ships
passed Singapore at 5 .o'clock this
morning.
The Russian war vessels exchanged
Signals with the British warships in
the harbor, all of which had- their
steam up and used their searchlights
on the Czar's ships.
rOCRTH DIVISION 1$ SIGHTED
o Doubt This Time or Identity of
XebogatoffA Ships.
SINGAPORE, Maj- L The British
steamer Selangor, which, arrived here to
day, reports having passed a division of.
the Russian warships off Jugrah, midway
between the Island cf Penang and Singa
pore, at 9 o'clock this- morning.
The Russian division sighted off Jugrah
consisted of four battleships, two crui
sers, four colliers and a hospital ship.
It is expected here the vessels will pass
Singapore at about midnight tonight.
ISLAND OF PENANG. Straits of Ma- (
lacca, jiay l.-xne itussian worships
sighted by the British steamer Selangor
this morning have been identified as the
fourth division of the- Russian Pacific
squadron, commanded by Rear-Admiral
Nebogatoff.
MALACCA, Straits Settlement, May 4
(4;S0 P. M.) A Russian division, consist
ing of four battleships, an armored cruis
er and a gunboat, accompanied by five
colliers, is now passing Malacca bound
.south.
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Ten Days to Reach Rojesivcnsky. j
ST. PETERSBURG. May 4. The Ad
miralty today received from an agent at
Singapore a report of the sighting of
Rear-Admiral NebogatofC's squadron off
Jugrah, but the news is unofficial. Nev
ertheless, it is credited, the naval author
ities having generally been of the opin
ion, ever since the rumcr of a junction
of the Russian forces was spread, that
Nobogatoff had not passed the gate of the
i hina Sea. There is the greatest Inter
est here regarding the condition of the
Russian ships after the voyage across the
Indian Ocean. It is estimated that Ncbo
gatolt will require ten days In which to
Join Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky.
VIOLATE BRITISH NEUTRALITY
Russian Ships Have Been in British
"Waters for a "Week.
LONDON May 4. The identification of
the warships sighted by the steamer
Selangor- in the Straits of Malacca ihis
morning as Rear-Admiral Nebogatoffs
division of Admiral Rojestvensky's squad
ron is considered, liable to develop an
interesting situation. Jugrah, off which
the division, was been, is a town of the
State of Selangor, which is a British pro
tectorate jind is not far distant from the
point where a Russian division was
sighted as long ago as April 27. It Is .not
jet known whether tho Russian warships
arc within territorial waters or whether
they are obtaining supplies from the
neighboring land.
A brief telegram on the subject from
Singapore, however, is taken to indicate
that for a week the Russians have been
practically enjoying the hospitality of
the waters of Jauan's ally in the same
manner that Admiral Rojestvensky's
ships have utilized French waters in
Cochln-China.
A cable dispatch received In London
ti ls afternoon says that two of Neboga
toffs transports have put into Sabong,
on the north coast of the Island of Su
matra, with their bows stove in, evidently
liaIng been in collision. Their names
arc given as the Mariechn and Hermlne
Messenmuller. ,
TYPHOOX SCATTERS FLEET.
Damngc to Ships May Delay Rojest
vensky's Plans.
AMOY. China, May 4. A typhoon which
swept over the coast of South. China this
week Is said to have damaged' the Rus
sian second Pacific squadron consider
ably. The lighter vessels are reported to
hae been scattered.
Shipping 'men expect further delay In
the execution of Admiral Rojestvensky's
plans as a result of the damage sustained
by the squadron.
ANGER WITH FRANCE GROWS
Japan. Calls Her Pledge of Neutrality
Elastic.
TOKIO, May 4. The press of this cltv
continues its sharp criticism of the
French neutrality in Indo-Cbina vatom
and cxnresses surnnsn and Indlmntinn
at what it describes as the elasticity of
i ranee s picage;
The Jlji urges the government to adopt
jndenendent action for tho nrotorflnn nf
thr national interests, and insists that
t!sc responsibility for the extension of
hospitalities to the Russian fleet must
rest upon France. It Is understood that
the Japanese government has addressed
1-Vn Tl sin thn nuoctirt. r lin. m. ...... 1 ! ...
hut the nature of the correspondence -Is
unnnown.
HAVE SOLD NO WARSHIPS.
Chile and Argentina Would Not De
liver. During War.
SPECIAL CABLE.
BUENOS AYRES. May 5. The Min
ister of Forclgu Affairs absolutely de
nies that warships of either Chile or
Argentina have been sold tb Russia.
He states that, while 'flattering offers
have been received by both nations
from representatives of Russia and
Japan, the answer has been that they
would willingly sell now, but they
roust refuse to deliver the-Ir warsljips
until a peace treaty havbeen signed.
Ojama Prepares an Advance.
GL'NSHU PASS. Manchuria. May 4.
The armies of Generals Kodzu, Oku and
Kuroki ore concentrating along a line
from Tie Pass with the right flank ex
tended northwest. General Kawamura is
northeast, and General Nogi is west ef
the Pass, The grouping of the Japanese
armies indicate that Field Marshal Oyama
when he advances will move his right
flank first.
Scbeel ef Domestic Science.
Tea Room
Second Floor.
Under the Auspices of Portland
T, w. a a.
TODAY'S MENU;
Tea. Coffee. Chocolate.
Milk in Bottles.
Clam Chowder.
Fruit Salad. Ham Sandwiches.
Hot Rolls. Bread and Butter.
Lemon Pie.
SPECIAL NOTE
Each day's specials this month are absolutely differ
ent from preceding: days. Xe price advertised here
lasts over one day that day today. Saturday ud
each day following, until June 1, has Its orm respec
tive bargains. PRICES ADVERTISED DURING MAT
ARE FOR ONE DAY ONLY. Note the day.
SPECIAL FOR TODAY" ONLY".
Pre-Exposition Sale of
Suitings in Colors and Blacks;
Dress Goods Store
South Annex- First Floor.
54-inch Rainproof Suitings; hard twisted; all pure
worsted yarns, in neat invisible stripes and plain
coverts, weaves especially adapted for raincoats,
skirts and shirtwaist suits; all wanted colors to
select from, embracing' modes, tans, navys, browns,
greens and oxfords Our regular $ 1.75 quality; spe
cial for today only, yard v $1.33
C-inch ShepherJ Check Panamas; the most sought for
fabric shown this season; color combinations are
green and navy, black and white, gray and -waite.
brown, green and white, navy and white, brown and
white, etc.
Regular $1.50 grade special for today only, yd.. $1.25
Regular $1.25 grade special Tor today only, yd.. 81.64
Regular 51.0D graMe special for -today only, yd.. 8 .SI
Black Dress Goods for Today
Imported Black All-Wool Cheviots. Serges, Granite,
Panamas and neat figure J Panamas', also a large as
sortment of Pnnama Voiles; all warranted fast
dye Our regular $1.23 graJes; special for today
' only, the yard 83c
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
Rarest. Sort Silk Values
SHk Store South Annex First Fibor.
2930 of New Suit Silks: all come In the very latest
makes and designs. Neat stripes and checks, also a
large assortment of new figured patterns; Taffetas,
Louisines and Chiifon Taffetas; also Black Taffe
tas and Peau de Scle: every yard dependable wear
ing silks Our unequaled $1.00 quality; special for
today oply, the yard 71c
10 pieces of YARD-WIDE. WA R RANTE D -TO-WBA It
ALL PURE SILIt BLACK TAFFETA in. the soft
chiffon tinish for gowns, and the harder finish for
skirts and lining; beautiful, fast black Our regu
lar $1.50 grade; special for today only, yapd....?i.l
SPECIAL TODAY" ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
In Wash Goods Realm Pretty 50c
Chambrays at 34c
VI rat Floor.
Pretty Silk Chambrays: about .SO pieces in the lot;
one of the moat popular fabrics of tho present sea
son for making up the pretty and attractive Sum
mer shirtwaists and suits; a splendid wearing ma
terial, in colors including light and medium blue,
champagnes and light and dark grays Reg
ular value. 50c: special for today only. yard...
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITJON SALE.
Of Women's Clndermuslins and
Children's Underwaists
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Annex Second Floor
Ladies Fine Cambric Petticoats, 22-inch lawn flounce.
12 fine nemstitched tucks, 12-Inch Swiss embroidery
in the new English eyelet designs Regular prices
$3.75 and $3.50; special at fSS
Children's Fine Cambric Drawers: clusters of five
fine tucks, one-inch torchon lace edglirg; continuous
strips on sides
Ages, years 1 2 A 6 S 10 12 14 16
Regular Prices ..25c 2Sc 31c 34c 37c 40c 43c 46c 43c
Special Prices ..,.lSc 21c 24c 27c 30c 33c 3c 36c 42c
At Royal Worcester Corset counter, children's under
walst of heavy English drill, in white or drab; all
sizes Regular 25c; special at 17c
SPECIAL TODAY OXLY PRE-EXrOSITIOX SALE.
Women's Knit Underwear
and Handsome Hosiery for Matron
and Miss
First Floor.
Women's "Dr. Deimel" Linen Mesh Vests and Pants;
vests, longeleeves; pants, ankle-length; vests hand
made, linen lace-trimmed $2.30 value: special at.
each fl.TS
Same in Union Suits $5.09 value $356
Women's pure white' Swiss-ribbed Cotton Vests;
Flecveles; neatly trimmed Great 20c value; spe
cial at, each lie
Women's medium-weight Black Cotton Hose; velvet
, finish: made of fine maco cotton; high-spliced heels,
double sole Our best 25c Hose; special, pair. ...19c
Misses' fine-ribbed Black Lisle Hose; finished foot,
double knee, heel and toe Our regular 35c value;
special at, pair 23c
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
A Trio of Exceptional Values to
Interest Thrifty Home-Fitting Folk
Drapery and Floor Ceverlejc Stores .Fourth Floor
SOc JAPANESE MATTING 22c.
Japanese Matting, plain and fancy: choice of 15 pat
terns Regular value SOc; special, yard ...22c
3J5 BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS J2.35
Brussels Pattern Lace Curtains; 50 Inches wide. 24
yards long; ID of tills season's best styles Regular
value $3.50; special, pair , U2U3G
$2.7 TABLE COVERS f2.ai.
Chenille Table Covers; 2 yards square; Just the thin
for the dining table Regular value $2.75; special,
each , - "2.95
SPECIAL TP DAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
Useful and Timely Specials Priday
in the Housefurnishing Stores
Third Fleet
GLASS VASES.
Clear Glass Vases, now is the time to buy; flower
season is here
S inches high Regular value 10c; special, each... 5c
13 inches high Regular value 15c; special. cach..lc
SSZB DINNER SETS $18.73. -"X
Austrian China 100-Plece Dinner Sets; decorated wltix
small, neat pink flower and spray; full gold bor
der; fancy shapes; light, thin china Regular valuj
$22.50; sptfcial, the set IL8.7S
35c SILVER POLISH 15e.
MerlJen SUver Polish, made by "Roger Bros."
(1847): In air-tight glass Jam Bright silver adds to
Xhc table decorations Regular value 25c; special
at, the Jar 15c
39c COAL OIL LAMP STOVES 37c
Coal Oil Lamp Stove; convenient, economical; brass
wick tubes;' do not rust: cast iron oil task; w!ll
not leak: one burner Regular value SOc: special
at, each ........ ..3Cc
A big line of Blue Flame Oil and Gasoline Steves and.
Ovcw for Summer use
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Is the greatest merchandising movement ever inaugurated by any Portland stored Its matchless economies are legion its genuine bargains un
paralleled. "We are bound to set new precedent in the volume of selling ever done in any Slay month by any Western house! The contin
uous large growth of a business becomes a subject of public iriterest, because continuous growth signifies & high standing of merit, and the
general public the careless public should be given these guide-posts to the worthiest stores. "Olds, Wortman. & King's money is no better than
the money of other stores," says some one True, but ijre.lay it but better or jlecide to sell goods, at a less profit than demanded elsewhere,
thenjve serve you better. Exactly the position this store occupies; and never was the fact so forcibly demonstrated as in this unique, competi
tive Big "Mayfair" now in progress at the store. We want to impress upon everyone that the list of items below will be sold at special prices
today only. Each day this jnonth a new, fresh, list of special values will be prepared and told of in the daily announcement in this space.
Not an item will be sold at less than regular price EXCEPT ON DAY ADVERTISED. Watch closely read our ads attentively respond
promptly and buy your. goods this month at WHOLESALE PRICES!
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Special Today Pre-Exposition Sale
Great Annual May Sale of Flowers
and Foliage Occurs Today
la the BIJou Millinery Salons Second Floor Annex.
5000 Bunches of Pretty
Flowers and Foliage
vPor Hat Trimming 19c and 25c Values
Special Today Only A Pre-Exposition Sale
A Grand Round-Up of the Heavier Suits
Graad Saleat ef Dress Second Floor.
Largest and F-breiTiost Suit and
Wrap Store West of Chicago
Suits that Sell at from $20 to $50 to be Closed
at One "
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Great Special Sale
Today at an Absolute
Choice for $9.95
Wc have congregated every Suit left over from tho past Winter's sell
ing in one arroup, and shall offer tnem at a most astonishing sac
rifice today. Just 30 Tailored Suits comprise the offering, every
wanted material included; every s?zf In the lot and every fashionable
color represented. Not a suit unJer $20 in price, most of them arc
the regular $28.50, 535 and S3S.50 values They are all in good
styles, plain tailored and all smart trimming effects. These suits are
particular! adapted for present wear, for traveling and vacation
garb, and for wear during the cocl Summer evenings while "doing"
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the Exposition. This sale Is beyonu uispuie prc -
gest bargain opportunity for suit buyers offered tais year jy any
Western house. , Just think of it! $20.00 to $50.00 4-Q QJ"
cf.n fT-
Special Today Only Pre-Exposition Sale
Women's Pretty Summer Shirtwaists for 95c
That are Splendid Values at the Regular Price of $3.75
' Graad Salons of Dress Secead Fleer. r
Another of thoae occasions for which the house of Olds, Wortman & King is
. famous. "qre more of those wonderful Shirtwaist Sales whrch never fall to
draw record-breaking crowds to the big Second Floor Apparel Salons. We
have received a second shipment of pretty Shirtwaists, the result of a par
ticularly fortunate underprice purchase by our garment buyer, and shall plac
them on .sale for toJay only at about one-fourth their worth, as a sur
passing FrIJay attraction for the apparel sections. The most bountiful and
beautiful collection ever shown at the regular prices up to $3.75 by any
Portland store. Moro than a dozen styles and very nearly 10D0 Waists. Made
in exquisite workmanship and peculiarly attractive designs. A choice of
black satines. pretty light percales and madras materials, the latter with
light and medium grounds, covered with floral and vine patterns. Jalntj rose
bud and Dolly Varden designs, neat and attractive polka dotted and pretty
scroll effects, in araDR.
gray colorings. All
stvles. blouse effects.
'Sl'l I best in the city at the
SPECIAL TODAY" ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION
SALE.
In Art Shop and Junior Apparel
. Store
Annex Seeead Fleer.
Cushion Tops of heavy velour velvet, in pretty de
signs; coiors lignt ana uarK green, terra cona, ugui.
and dark red Regular prices 65c; special afr. ...44c
Children's Wash Dresses, made of fine gingham in
Russian style, trimmed in white pique, fancy braid
and neavy Tearl buttons; colors pink or bin and
fine white stripes; ages from 2 to 5 years Regular
price 31.25; special at 87c
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
Tle Man's Shop
' West Annex First Fleer.
A lively quartet ef bargaiaa tkat appeal atreagly
te tkrlfty telle ef the male persuasion
A line of Men's Muslin Night Shirts; trimmed fronts,
also In plain styles Regular value 75c; special
at, each , , 39c
After last week's sale of Men's $1.50 Fancy Wash
Vests, we tlnd the line broken in sizes and only
24 left; -special while they l&st, at, each Mc
A line of Men's Soft Negligee Shirts, with soft at
tache collars: in plain colors, grays, tans aaa Bines
Regular value $1.08; special at, eaca We
A line e Men's Medium-Weight. rlfebeJ Balbrlggan
Shirts and Drawers. In ecru shades; broke sizes
Special for today at, the garment 3e
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12k BUNCH
Another crowd-bringing attraction In tho busy Millinery Salons tnat nave I
been thronged all the week by eager buyers of the matchless bargains I
ofTcring. An annual event this one-day flower sale: we select today as
an opportune time to hold It. as greatest crowds t-re sure to be nere to t
share such matchless values today. "000 bunches in the offering; Im- T
mensc variety, including- roses, violets, daisies, cowslips, morning glories. I
apple blossoms, forget-me-nots, lily of the vaUey snd foliage. t Mf I
All 19c and' 25c bunches; choice for today only at, the bunch A2- J
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emincnwy tne Dig-
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&DK. tans, oiues, oiaciu, oiacit ana -tviuie, pinns. green ana
1 have stock- collars and ties, made In plaited and plain
s, with Bishop sleeves. Values to $3.75, and the OXf
ic regular prices. Special for today only at, each. . .-'-
tans, oiues. oiaciu, oiack. ana wiine, pinns. green ana
1 SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
Women's Pretty Bracelets, Purses
and Jewel Pockets
JeiTelry Aisle West Anaex First Floor.
A season of elbow s:ceves and urettv nlnk anH
white bared arms, as displayed by bewitching femi
ninity, calls for pretty bracelets as aids in adorning.
in our onerins touay we pianncu to mane
pennies do the work of dollars in buying of taese
wanted accessories to Summer dress. A GREAT SPE
CIAL SALE OF BRACELETS TODAY la the Jewelry
Stere.
One lot xf assorted styles of Bracelets, "Nethersolcs";
wire and bangle. In thlldcen's. misses and ladies'
size; values up to Soc and $1.00: for one day only
at 18c
One lot of assorted styles of Bracelets, including
signets, chain and Jeweled, in sterling silver and
goId-fllled--Values up to $1.33; all go In today's
sale at, each. - Me
One lot of rich gold-filleJ Nethersole Bracelets, in
plain, pierced, filigree and 3tone settings in Roman
and rose-golJ-flnlsh. high-grade good Values bp
to $2.50 and $2,75; today only .14
Leather Goods
One lot of asaortea stylefc of Ladies' Combination
Pocketbooks, in black, brown, tan and gray Values-
up to Jl.iO and 91.75 included in tais lot; go at
choice for. each - - Me
One let of pretty silk. charaoIr-Haeo! Jewel Pockets
Regular 6e values for..... ..ate
And the regular 45c value for .'19c
TODAY ONLY.
Special Notice
Mail Orders
During centlnnance of the
"HOME-FOLK'S FRE-EXFOSIf-TIGJS'
SALE." OHt-ef-teTTH MAIL
ORDERS frill only he filled vrhea
postmark hears date not later
than 24 hears of date of paper Is
whlca specials were advertised.
OLDS, WOltTMAX- fc KING.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO SUBURBAN FRJENDS AND PATRONS
A score or more of letters were received by the
store publicity department today from near-by
neighboring: towns, written by patrons who make a
practice of running into Portland once or twice a week
to do their shopping in person. The trend of all was
that they did net. set the paper coatatalag oBrads
eaTiy caoagh to talte advantage of the Troaderful bar
Raias and asking us to make the specials last two
days. "We regret that our plans will not allow us to
change the original policy under which the Pre-Exao-aition
Sales are being conducted, that of arranging for
and advertising a distinct lot of specials each day
AND FOR TJHAT DAA ONLY but we respectfully call
attention to our 3IAIL ORDER service and its SPE
CIAL NOTICE in upperleft corner of this announce
ment, also to the fact that Each Day's Bargains Arc
Prtated the Day Previous to the Sale. In .the EVENING
PAPERS that reach outside towns in time for the
6 o'clock dinner or evening teatable perusal. "A word
to the wise," etc.
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE
Good and Fashionable Shoes
The "Fair-Way" Feettrear
Shops West Annex
First Fleer.
BOYS 1.75 SHOES XI 4
Boys' box calf and vici' kid
Shoes; solid leather and
stylish lasts; made by one
of our best American stioe
makers: sizes 9 to 12. in
clusive Regular value
S1.T5: special, pair ..31.24
WOMEN'S fl"56 OXFORDS
9Sc Women's vici kid Ox
fords, patent tip. medium
round toe, easy heel; all
sIzms Regular val. $1.50;
special, pair OSc
AV03IEN'S $3.00 SHOES 92J20.
Women's Lace Shoes, vici kid, low heels, patent tip:
sizes 24 to 6 Regular value 53.00; special, pr.. f2.30
Same Shoes in Misses'; sizes 11 Vz to 2 Regular value
$2.00; special, pair L28
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
Ample Savings for Today's Econ
omy Sale in Women's furnishings
First Floor.
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li5 KID CLOVES FOR S8c.
Ladies' Mocha Kid Gloves; pique sewed; l-clasp: in
black and colors; Dressed Kid Gloves: full pique
sewed; also some in Dent's style; l-clasp. Prix seam;
very durable Gloves; any of these Gloves are worth
$1.25 Special Economy Salo Price, the pair Sc
4.50 AND 95.00 UMBRELLAS 24S.
A lot of fine All-Silk Umbrellas, in black and colors:
some plain, others with fancy borders; 26-inch size;
all are ncrr and worth $4.50 -to $5.00 Special Econ
omy Sale Price, each $2.08
10c AND 13c FANCY RIBBONS 5c.
Fancy Dresden Ribbons: 1-inch wide; in all colors;
very fine quality and our regular 10c and 15c value
Special Economy Sale Price, the yard 5c
50c LACES AND INSERTIONS 10c.
Oriental Laces and Insertions. In cream and ecru; In
pretty showy patterns Values in the lot to 50c
Special Economy Sale Price, the yard 10c
EMBROIDERY BANDS for shirtwulst fronts; all of
them are very fine and come in pretty, dainty pat
terns. . "We nave divided them into two lots, as
follows
LOT 1 Embroideries wyrth to $1.5J Special Econ
omy Sale Price, the yard 03c
LOT 2 Embroideries worth to $3.50 Special Econ
omy Sale Price, the yard-. 1.4S
SPANGLED GALOONS Two to four inches wide: also
a lot of very swell blek spangled trimming, which
wc will sell during today's Economy Sale at Just
Half Prlce--This way
Our $1.50 value Special at, the yard 73c
'Our $2.00 value Special at, the yard fl.00
Our $2.53 value Special at, the yard ..?1.25
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY PRE-EXPOSITION SALE.
A Half Score of Savings-Pick-ups
From-First Floor Small
Wares Shops
LlghtWelght Summer Dress Shields; -white nainsook
covered; all sizes; Nos. 2, 3 or 4; special for to
day only, at. pair 10c
THREAD 7 SPOOLS FOR S3c.
Best American Spool Cotton for hand or sewing ma
chine use; In black or white; all sizes; 200 yards on
tho spool; speclaj'at 7 "Speels for 25c
Sc HAT PINS lc
Jet-Headed Hat Pins; extra lonsr and heavy Regular
yalue 2c; special at, each, le Or" 10c- per dozen.
r 10c PIN BOOKS 6c.
Pin Books containing 480 best black and white Eng
lish pins; assorted slsesRegular value 10c; special
at, each .
5c TO J LET SOAP 5c. -Tut-kish
Bath Toilet Soap: a fine soap for the toilet
'or bath Regular value 5c; . special at, cake 3c
SCOURING SOAP 4c.
Monkey Brand Cleaning and Scouring Soap; scours
and polishes everything; special for today at,
the cake . . . . . 4e
MIRRORS lee.
Diamond-shaped Mirrors; chipped edge, . easel' back,
extra, heavy pktte, bevel glass; 3& Inches .in size;
special at, each 19e
58c SCISSORS 3e.
Ladles full, nickei-plaied Scissors, 6 and 7 inches;
guaranteed Regular value 50c; special at, pair ..see
25c BOX WRITING PAPER 12c
Special sale of odds and ends" In Bex Writing- Paper;
plain or ruled Regular yalue 2ac; special, fcex.jiae.
15c PICTURJW 9e.
Plaque Pictures; asserted subjects; 12-fnch size; silt
edge Regular value 15c; special at, each v
4