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.2 ARMOUR OFFERS Here la the-eirttm part of te t&le ire cw to the rascfe Cftantrr. aet enly tie esw business, with which I was acqwdated myself once, bnt here where yon are Hartbifc talc crest tugar-'beet- laduttry. that being pecu liarly an' Industry that doe' well under irri I SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. TEA ROOM Second Floor. Auspices Portland Y. W. C A. MENU FOR TODAY. Tea. Coffee. Chocolate. Mill? in Bottles. Chicken Gumbo Soup. . Potato Salad. Creamed Eggs with Asparagus Tips. Tongue Sandwiches. Hot Rolls. Bread and Butter. Tea' Cakes; Ice Cream. Welcome, 0. R. G to the Exposition City and its Greatest Siorjt, OLI gation. The. eastern part of Colorado, which ib year was cons terea as onjy a country Tor sagebrush and Jaekrabbftc, has now come up o that it has relatively at great a future as an' part of the tate. One of the great factors In accomplishing the result Is Irrita tion. No community more than -Colorado ap preciates the" need of irrigation. I congrat ulate you on the material future of your etate. tut most of all on your type of citizen h!p. iYou- who fought In the late war know that jrhat .counted was the average of the man who went into the ranks, and it Is the' average man.' woman and child of Colorado that makes its future. New Bargain Bill Doily During Mayfah fresh List of Spec wis Every Day and for One Day Only See. evening papers anil to morrow's Oregonian for stand ing of leaders in the Pupils' .Exposition Contest TODAY I MAY 18, NINTK DAT OF THE GREAT PRK-EXPOS1TION SALES. IS MOKE DAYS ONLY OF THB GREATEST SALE PORT LAND EVER. KNEW.. ;Win,' Reduce Icinjg Charge Refrigerator -Cars jf Suit Is Abandoned. on. TkmmrtMt 3trr - U COMMISSION MEN: SAY .NO Battle Witli Yellow Car Lines Will Be ..Fought to '"Finish Between Armour and Michigan . Fruit 3Ien. V CHICAGO", May S.-SpeclalO-Officials-of the Armour car lines will go before the Interstate- Commerce" Coin'misslon 'tomor row with an offer to reduce Icing charges from 15 tp 30 per cent over the entire Michigan, fruit belt, on condition that what Is known as the Michigan fruit case be dismissed. The compromise was of fered tody to George W. Plummer, at Horney for the commission men, but was flatly refused- It was-said the proposition was presented at the suggestion of the Interstate Commerce Commission, the plan having been outlined to that body earlier in the day. It is understood that Vice-President Robblns. of Hie Armour lines, will pub licly offer to make the reductions in icing charges,, provided the commission will dis continue its investigation. He is said to have been told thAt if such an offer had come prior to the time the commission made anorder in the case it might have been accepted. Will Fight to' Bitter End. 1 The car line officials stated that, unless t,he compromise was accepted, they would fight the matter to the bitter end. It this resolution Is adhered to It will be likely to put; the Pcre Marquette Railroad out of. the Michigan fruit , business unless it can ge$ hpld of Its own or of another line of refrigerator cars. The Michigan Central will have its own cars, and, unless the icing charges are reduced on the Armour cars, it will be impossible for the Pere Marquette to compete with it. Commission .ien- mjii .oi nciu. The commission men evidently are un willing to make any compromise. They maintain that the present freight rates on fruit from that territory are sufficient ly high to Include the icing charge; that as a matter of fact they did Include such charges before, the advent of the exclusive Armour contract, and that the freight rate should Include all charges, so that commission and fruitmen could know what margin to depend upon. Interest .1b added to the Investigation by the, fact that a suit has been begun by the Eastern Illinois against Edward G. Davles to collect a charge of $45 for Icing a car of fruit from' Decker. Jnd.. to Chi cago, a distance of 200 miles. . Jt ;Ui un derstood that, following the .conclusion of this .case. the. commission men will start suits for damages against -the rail roads for having placed them on the blacklist. ' PEOPLE MUST HAVE RELIEF (Continued Uom First Ta.gt.) and lost no time In greeting the Nebras kans gathered here. He "had already be gun to address the throng when Miss Anna Garmire and the members of the High School graduating class worked their way through the crowd and pre sented the President with a fine bouquet of flowers on behalf of the business men of Grand Island and of the schools. The President .expressed his apprecia tion of the gift especially as coming from the school children, venturing the opinion that he need not call attention to his fondness for school children. After re ferring to his former visit here his ad dress, took a more general turn. He had Barely closed when his train pulled out of the yards amid shouts and hurrahs. With only four stops for speeches, the trip of the Presidential special from Den ver to this city was uneventful. The train arrived here at 6:30 o'clock. United States Senator Burkett and Edward Rosewater, publisher of the Omaha- Bee, were taken on board and were the Presi dent's guests as far as Omaha. The speeches were all brie" and were devoted almost entirely to the discussion of the country through which the President passed and to the subject of Irrigation. OX TRAIN THROUGH NEBRASKA President Has Enjoyable Day Riding Over- Union Pacific OMAHA; Neb., May 9. Late this after noon It was decided to change the route of the- Presidential train and send it across tbB Missouri River at Blair, Neb., 25 miles north of Omaha. When the train reached Fromont, it was turned over to the -Northwestern road, which took it across the cutoff to Missouri valley, la.. where the main line branches off and runs direct to Chicago. The trlD across Nebraska today was most pleasant for the President. Leaving Denver early Tuesday morning, nearly tne entire day -was spent in. crossing the Nebraska plains. Several speeches, all. brief, were delivered by the President from the rear platform of Ills car. Special arrangements had been made by the Union Pacific for the President's comfort- A special car carrying Vice-President Mohler accompanied the train from Denver to Fremont. The schedule pre pared for the trip was followed exactly, and at no point was-there any delay or running behind time. During the day the Uniorf"'F&cinc. transmUted over its wires the freeh hews of the day. -which was delivered -In its 'regular bulletin form to the President, who expressed his. gratifi cation at -this' Innovation In keeping his train In 'touch-with the- news of the world. The ChScag & ..Northwestern road sent a pilot train out of Omaha at 9:50 o'clock tonight to Missouri Valley, -where It will take up. the,. President's special and take 4 octnfH - - 4 WHAT IRRIGATIOX HAS DONE President Talks to Eastern Colorado People of Their RcjoHrces. NORTH FLATTK, Neb.. May Presi dent Bowevelt's special stopped at Sterling, Ole.. teaay. The President ad AmjL tare crawd there, a e follows: It Is a pre e to have the chum ot uybu; a wer or two to you. For more -than-thre weeks..! ave beea In.ypur rreat - Ttw. I aoailrc the dlvwrlscatlon ot it 'viiutlrUa ajA Wlr tit. lta, creat future MUST MAINTAIN WATERWAY Only Terms on Which Tacoma Can Get Puyallup Dredged. OREGONIAJ NEWS BUREAU, Wash ington, May 9. The chief of engineers today xeceiyedthe project for dredging the Puyallup waterway In Tacoma Har bor, framed in accordance with the last river .and' "harbor bill. But under the. stipulations of that law, no money can be expended on this waterway until the1 City of Tacoma or owners of the land abutting on the waterway give satlffac- 4 too' -assurance' to the Secretary of war that they will maintain the waterway after it is - dredged by the Government. Two hundred and ninety thousand dol lars is available to carry on work when, the requirement of the law Is met. Will Buy Sonna's Water Works. OREGOKIANlNEWS BUREAU. Wash ington. May 9. The Secretary of-War to day authorized the purchase of the Senna water works for Boise Barracks, Idaho. I A board of three Army officers which ex- j amlned the works last month reported j that this system would provide an ade quate supply of water for Boise Bar racks and ought to be owned by the Gov. ernment. The board appraised the .water system at J40.M0, which sura will be paid over "to Mr. Sdnna by ' direction or Sec retary Taft. The board reports that this price Is acceptable to the owner. One hundred and lxty acres of land go with the water works. OLIVER W. NIXON DEAD. Author of Book on Marcus Whitman and Newspaper Man. CHICAGO, May 9. Dr. Oliver Woodson Nixon, for many years- associated with the Chicago Inter-Ocean as literary edi tor. 1 dead at Blloxi, Miss. Dr. Nixon was born In Guilford County, North Carolina, October 15, 1S23, and was the son of Samuel Nixon, the first man In North Carolina to free his slaves. The family removed to Indiana In 1530, and Qllver Nixon attended the Farmers' Col lege of Ohior where he graduated as S. B. In 1SS. and graduated from Jeffer son Medical College, Philadelphia, la 1S54. He married Louise Elstun at Batavla, O., In 1E53. He had traveled overland to Cali fornia in 1S50. In 1SG1 he raised the Thirty ninth Ohio Volunteers, and later became medical director of the Army of the Mis souri and a member of General Pope's staff. He settled at Cincinnati, after the war, and served two terms as treasurer of Hamilton County, Ohio. He established the Evening Chronicle, Cincinnati, in 1870, gpd with his brother, William Penn Nixon, consolidated it with the Cincinnati Times. In 3878 the two brothers bought the' Chicago Intcr-Ocean under a chattel mortgage, and -they have built It up into a great newspaper; William Penn Nixon" being editor -and manager, and Oliver -W. Nixon literary .editor. He was the author of "How Marcus" Whitman Saved Oregon to the United States" and "Memories of a Forty-Niner." Flavlus J. Fisher, Artist. WASHINGTON, May 9. Flavlus J. Fisher, a noted portrait painter, is dead here, aged 73 years. REFUSE TO WORK IN SWAMP Islanders on Canal Strike and Appeal to British Consul. COLON, "May 9. Fifty Inagua Island (Bahamas) contract laborers, who were brought here on the American steamer Advance last Friday, and who were de tailed to work at the Colon reservoir, two miles back of Monkey Hill station, obsti nately refuse to work, saying that they have to work in mud swamps, that their huts are not fit to live In, and that their food is unsatisfactory- The islanders marched in a body yesterday to the Brit ish Consulate and laid complaints before the Vice-Consul, who is looking Into their alleged grievances. In the meantime the men are Idle. The canal authorities are finding it difficult to obtain .labor for that locality. . Two Staten Island' electric cars col lided yesterday, and Mrs. Dora David son, of New York, was fatally injured. Peptiron Pills Ironii tc blood, feed th serres aad brain, tout ta tteaueh, aid Jiftko.BJ sirs rwet. mtf nl sataral sleep. Me. or tL PracgHts or br as til nj ex. Hood's Pills Sg After-dinner pill, parslr tjUM- y to Yake, asy to -eperat. 35e. Drarcitts or wall. C. 1. BoodCo. lxnrsU. IX Made by Heed It's Ge4. To make man better, m&fcf trade better. To make tratk better, make goods better. . Schilling's Best: btlaafe'War Your grocer's; moneybaclfc Tutf s Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Prevention better than cure. Tutt's "Liver Pills will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, dyspepsia biliousness, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid lier and kindred diseases. TUTT'S Liver PILLS i ABSOLUTELY CURE. Today's Special MidWeek Bargains a Star Feature Of the Great Homc-EotR's Prc-Exposition "Mayfair" That Has Done so Much to Increase the Store's Reputation as Best Value-Givers We have put forth this month the most masterly efforts of which we are .capable to make it the greatest nioath of all the year in volume of business. To give added im petus today, we have gotten together this most sensational list of almost incredible values. v Sensational Bargains Today in the Wanted Dainty Summer Whitewash Fabrics Flnt Flssr. French ebrIlere, 4tte4 mb4 tl'gur c4 rfre Swisses, 49 laches wWe, f lit est qualities, Is 3 separate lets. Lot ! , reg. $ 1 .125 val. JIAc special, yard Wtv tot 2, reg. $1 value, wJ(r special, yard Lot 3, reg, 90c val. special, yard vf Hosiery, Knit Undcrwetr Timely Specials for Women, Misses anil Children First Fleer Shepa. It's our aim to give our patrons the benefit of low ptlees when their need of the, sroods Is greatest; we offer won derful" bargraln opportunities now. In stead of waiting untllneedtlme Is past, as is the custom with rnost stores. Theio values special for toJay Women's very fine Imported Black Lace Lisle Hose; .full finished in every respect; new design patterns; a lot of beauties Regular .price $1.50 pair: extra special at, the pair 3c Women's White Cotton Union Suits: low neck ' -and -Sleeveless: lace-trlmmed at knee 50c- value: special at, suit 3Se Children's fine, soft Cotton Vests and Pants; Vets Tvith ions and short sleeves: . Pants ankle and knee-lengrth 10c and 13c values; special at; each 38c A grand special for misses who wear an S, Si 9. 10 s'ze Hose. A lino black Imported Cotton Hose? 1-1 rib-finished foot Value 40 and 45c pair: spe cial at, pair 27c Today's Bargains in the Women's Shop First Fleer. 50c SILK NKTS 36c A lot of Colored Silk Nets, 43 inches wide, for making- waists or party dresses Regular values oc and 50c; special at, the 'yard 35c WOMKN'S S3.ee UMBRELLAS 92.98. Umbrellas. 26-inch size, in navy, cardinal, Krcen and black; suitable for protection from rain or sun; best natural wood handles with heavy swedgre. silk tassels. best paragon frame, double Improved locked ribs: very durable and in down-to-date styles Regular values $4.50 and $5.00; special, each B2S WOMEN'S 13e HANDKERCHIEFS 8c KlmQna Handkerchiefs In light colors and floral designs Regular value 124c; spev cial, each 8c We cut them out and show you how to make the pretty klmonas from them. 35c XEW TURNOVER COLLARS 3 FOR 5c Women'."- new Embroidered Turnover Col lars: very dressy Regular value 25c; special at THREE FOR 50e Corset Bargains Royal Worcester Salons, Today West Abb ex Sccuni Fleer. CLOSING OUT ALL BROKEN LINES OF SAPPHIRES AT BIG REDUCTIONS. Another flurry in broken lines of Royal Worcester hand-made Sapphire Cor sets. They are the best and most perfect-fitting all the requirements of . s- . feminine taste, irtyle. dash. HI, union, u nsiauaini- -ji. material. auraDimy ana economy. The lines Include ctvles in hi fir fa and low bust and short and Ion? hip; made of silk batiste. nUk imported coutllle and Italian cloth: in . colors pinks, blues, blacks andj white: pure whalebone filling: sizes from IS to 30: 1 Recular nrlce 56.50 to 19 spec'l today .only .S4J56 Regular Drices $9.30 to $10 special today only S5.78 Regular prices $12 to $15 spec'l today only Children's Jackets Reduced Handsome, Dainty White Pique Jackets at Drastically Cut Prices Setread Fleer Thereaglifjrre Aisle. Children's white Pique Jackets, plaited In back, trimmed In embroidery insertion, edging; and medallions, some with sailor collars: ages from 1 to 4 years Regular $1.50 to $1.65 values special at."T JtlJ Regular $2.50 to $2.75 values special -at.. - S3.M Regular $8.56 value special at $2.78 ART SHOP White linen DraWn-Work Pieces, deep hem stitched hem. elaborate draws-work berder. with fancy corners: lSx5 searfs aitd 32-lRcta squares. Regular price $L50 special at v.flU v. ft vy Dainty Cambric Petticoats on Special Safe Today A RARE BARGAIN. Pay $1.19 for tfie$l.75 Petticoats, Today Ladies Fine Cambric Petticoats, 25-lnch lawn flounce, three rows of 2. Inch mal tese lace Insertion between four clusters of fine tucks, deep lawn ruffle with clus ter of .four fine tucks and 4-inch lace edging; lawn dust ruffle; or Ladles' Fin Cambric Petticoats, 18-lnch lawn. Clounce with clusters of five wide or fine" hem stitched tucks, 7-lnch heavy embroidery ruffle and lawn under ruffle Regular price $1.75; Special fl.18 Spirited Selling Must Ensue from Such Dress Goods. Offerings as These for Today Dress Geeda Sale Seath Am ex First. Fleer. Here are fabrics- peculiarly adapted for making up into the trim and natty shirt waist suits so indispensable this season to the smartly dressed woman's wardrobe. Special prices for today on new "Eng llrh novelty mohairs in Sicilian and brll-Jlantlne- weaves; very rich silk finish, styles are neat checks, dots, stripes and chameleon effects; every wanted color in the assortment Our regular $1.75srades special for today only, the yard , 81.43 Our regular $1.5J grades special for today on!j the yard fltlt Our I'egular $1.23 grades special for today only, the yard 88c Black Dress Goods Specials Imported English Mohairs, BrHliaatlae aad Siclllaas , Our regular $1.00 grade special for today only, the yard - S3c Our regular $1.25 grade special for today only, the yard 8c Our regular $1.50 grade special for today only, the yard i 81.18 1 These are all Imported makes and guar anteed fast blacks. Home Needs Easily Filled . Here Today "Roosevelt" Go- . Carts in the Sale Fourth FleerThree Elevators Up. BABY GO-CARTS, FEATHER PILLOWS AND DAINTY LACE CURTAINS IN THE "SPECTAL SALE' COLUMN. $13 Go-Carts $10.32 Reclining Go-Carts, one of bur 1905 mod els, fancy reed body, cushion of Armure tapestry and parasol; automobile style running gear, rubber-tire wheels, anti friction wheel fasteners, non-leakable hubs, and foot brake. Regular value $13.00 special, each 818.33 $5 Feather Pillows $3.43 Goose-feathcr-filled Pillows. 23z2S inches, in fancy satin ticking, regular value $5 special, pair 83.43 $2.75 Lace Curtains $ 1 .37 White Nottingham Lace Curtains, 50 inches wide, 3V yards long-. 10 styles; In. Brus sels and Renaissance patterns. .Regular value $2.75 special, pair SLST Attractive Trade Magnets . Bound to Draw Throngs of Women Buyers to the Jewelry and Leather Goods Counter Wet Aaaex First Fleer. Two Great Values for To dayJewelry Section Today' wt will place on sale our en tire stock of Fine Back Combs at one fourth oK the regular prices. All our fancy gold and silver-mounted, richly enameled and elaborately jeweled combs will be In cluded, in this sale. One-foarth off of the regular prices, which range from 65c to $6.06. means a big saving to ladies wishing to- own a fine back comb at a small price. . Leather Goods Ladies' $3 Handbags $2,15 We have made up a sice selection, of la dles' Hand Bags, made in goed quality leather; nicely lined, with Inside fittings: come ln black, brown, ten. green and blue, gilt aad gunmetai trimmings t as eerted styles. .Our regular $3.09 values ge is tkls sale at, eaca .'...'88-15 ,.3" bH8BBBbR A Grand Carnival of Bargains Today in the Big Suit Salons Second Floor Reductions in Women's Suits Superb Evening Waists at Half-Price! Handsome, New Walking Skirts Sharply Reduced . Larjceat apparel store fer wemea West r Chicago, aad Pert laad'a Fereateat Ceater af Stjlen. Very fashionable, High-Grade $35 and $32.50 Tailored Suits i q 7 c Tor Todpy.Only I I xj In very latest models aud newest style effects; rich, handsome serges and Panama cloths, both blouse and jacket styles. Jackets Haye leg-o'-mutton and Blschoff sleeves, with shir ring' at shoulder and are llk taffeta or full satin lined. Cuffs are in shirred and fancy braid-trimmed effects. Skirts are fancy plaited and shirred or in plaited flounce effects. Hand- " somely trimmed In fancy braids, these suits are the biggest values at the regular prices $35 and $33.50 ever offered in Portland. Blacks, blues and browns. In plain effects, form the color range Special for today only $J'0 75 Handsome Evening Waists Today at Half-Price! We have grouped several lines ot superb evening' Waists In one lot for fiuick closure to day, the assortment is too large and varied to admit of detailed description: suffice to say the beautiful Waists Include some of the dalntiost and most charming creations shown. Chiffons, ntts. peau de zojes. taffetas, crepe Jc chines and rich laces. Many are iand-marie an-1 all are prettily trimmed In dainty laces and embroideries. Values range rom $7.30 to $45. Choose today at Half Price! $3.75 to $22.50 $10.00 WALKING-SKIRTS $6.95 Very smart and pretty styles. In the newest novelty accordion-plaited effects, with shlrreJ yokes. Cut in the popular full, rourid lengths; from near and durable monair in black, blue, brown ind white. The latest and newest style effects. A lot just in from a YX. . famous Eastern maker. Splendid $10 value; special today only for vJ.iO TODAY'S SHOE SPECIALS Men and Women Equally Interested The "Falr-Wnj" Beot Shop West Annex, First Fleor. WOMEN'S 85.00 SLIPPERS 8U.4B. .Black suede one-strap Slippers, Louis heels, hand-turned soles, all sizes and widths, regular value $5.00 special, pair. . . .8248 MEN'S 84.09 HALF SHOES 9X29. Men's tan Russia calf, Blucher lace and Half Shoes, regular value $4.00 special, pair 3 A List of Little Usefuls at Helpful Prices NOTIONS, STATIONERY AND TOILET SUNDRIES BLUE PENCILED FOR. TODAY BY THE SPECIAL .BARGAIN MAN. Small Warea Aftlea First Fleer. IOc SNAP FASTENERS, Sc. ' Best quality "ball and socket Snap -Fasten ers, in black or white, -small, or large " sixes. Regular value 10c special at, per doren ., ;....Sc Sac .NEEDLE BOOKS 17c. - t Needle Books, containing 291. assorted ar ticles in needles, plus, safety pins, etc Regular. value 25c special at 17c - . t 68c DRESS SHIELDS 3Sc. Lightweight attachable Dress Shields; can . be-worn with anywalst." Regular value 50c special at. pair ...Wc. Sc ENVELOPES. TWO .PACKAGES FOr'Sc White-wove Envelopes, sizes "5 or 6, long or square shape, 25 In 'the package, regular value 5c-package special at, two pack ages for- , ........5c 25c TOOTH BRUSHES 13c Best English Tooth Brushes, In assorted styles, with wire-drawn wax back, regs ular value 25c special at .....:.13e aSc TOOTH POWDER 17c. Listerated Tooth Powder, In large -fdie boU ties, regular value- 25c special at 17c A Grand Clean-Up of the $3 Hats Today la BIJoq Mllllaery Salons Secead Fleer Annex, This "Style Store" has afforded numerous sensations this Spring- in the way of little prices on Millinery, vying" with the most beautiful and expensive products of the city's ex clusive millinery shops. We are keeping up thft most sen sational selling of FINE MILLINERY. Savings that are' of the greatest moment, because ityle und beauty and intrinsic value are the highest. Today's values are among the best of the season, its bargain offering pertiaps the great est, as It embraces a clean-up of the smartest $3.00 Hats for $1.49 It's a sort of May storo-cleaningv We've grouped all broken lots. Including- most charming nats in tailored and suit styles, embracing- air tho popular shapes and colors; tur bans, trlcorns; Charlotte Cordays; sailors and dress shapes Values-up to $3.00 in the lot; special for today 1 n only at 1 Marked Savings for Women Wifh Silks to Buy Stnjth Aaaex FlTst Floor. Such prices have never been kaown in Silks of equal qualities at this time in the eason. Our regular S3c quality of 13-inch Colored Taffeta; the best wearing- silk known: all -wanted colors, creams, Ivory and white included Special for today 'jnly, yard" v , esc Regular SOc best grade Corded Japanese ' Wash Silks: all the newest styles and colors-5-Spec!al for today onlv at. the yard ..3Sc OUR Men's Trade IS A GROWING ONE There's better all-the-time values here than elsewhere: prices are a deal lower than at the exclusive "man's store." and qualities better looked after. Quick turn ing of the stocks keeps the styles newer, brighter and fresher. These specials for today only. "The Habcrdusherle," First Floor, West Annex. Men's 50c Underwear 3Sc A line dt .men's ecru shade balbriggan Un derwear, made in an open mesh, silk trimmed, French neck; nothing better made to sell for 50c special at 3Sc gar ment, or. per suit 75c Men's 5c Drawer Sup porters, Two for 5c Men's favorite Drawer Supporters, the very best made, regular price 5c special at. two for 5c Men's 25c Half Hose 17c Pair A line of men's black lisle Hose, with high spliced heels and double ' soles, regular value 25c pair special at, pair. ...... .17e Men's $1.00 Shirts 50c A line of men's, soft Negligee Summer Shirts., with soft collars and cuffs, in plain blues, tans' and grays, regular price $1.00 spe clal'at 50c A Remarkable Sale of Silver Table-Ware and Lamp Stoves x .NEEDED FOR SUMMER. USE THESE AMONG TODAY'S Third Hooe Bargains t Oaeida Cemmaaity fCa.'a Wild Rase Sllvcr-warc-DouBle Plate ea WaUe Metal .Teaspoons, special at, for set of 6. . . . . ;5Sc Desert Spoons, special at, fpr set of 6fL88 Tablespoons, special at, for set of 6 81.18 Forks, special at, for set of 6 fl.18 Sugar Spoons, special at, each. '..smc Cold Meat Forks, special at. each -3c Gravy Ladles, special at, each- -37e $1.00 Coal OifLamp Stove 70 Cents What Is were convenient than a j lamp stove when a light lungs Is to be. pre pared aulekly or hot water Is. wanted? Two-burner Ceal Oil Stove, good qual ity, regular value $1.00 special, each..70c in '