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THE OKEGONIAX, .MOXDAY, " . . JU2SE 12, 190o. MENELIK. A SON KM UON German Minister Expresses Belief in Wonderful Tradi tion He Has Heard. its- Shanghai correspondent who as serts that not only were the Russian thlps bo short of shells that they could Indulge In hut three large practices on leaving Ltbau, but that during tne cat tle of the Sea of Japan many projectiles , either fell short or failed to mnici : Carnage on the Japanese vessels. ( A number or mutinies oceurreo uur- ing the voj-age of the Russian squad- rons. Especially on the battleship Orel and- the converted cruiser TJral, owing. to the quality of food served to tne crews. S IN ISL RULES ABYSSINIA WELL Ark of the Covenant Is Said to Be Jn Care or the Descend ant of the Queen or Sheba. Shot Away Upper "Works First. ST. PETERSBURG. Juae 12. (2:30 A. M.) Early this morning a voluminous re port of the naval battle in tne bca 01 Japan was received Jrom ueutenant- General Unlexltcn. compiiea irom reporis of, and letters written by. officers of the Russian ships wnich succeeaeo in reaching Vladivostok. General Llnlevitch's report covers only the first day of the battle and adds little to what has been previously published. except in the matter of technical detail and Injuries suffered by the Russian ships. General Llnievltch s report says tnai thft battle commenced at from eo to o mMr lntrths. The Japanese at nrst used shells to carry away the upper works of the Russian washlps. tneir mnneis nd masts, before resorting to their armor-piercing projectiles. Proposals for Construction Asked by Secretary Taft. SCHEME VERY ELABORATE PORTLAND'S GREATEST AND TORCMOST STORE'S SECOND WEEK OF GRAND INTERNATIONAL SALES AND JUNE WHITE PAIR BERLIN. June 11. Dr. Rosen, minister elect to Morocco, has returned from Adls Aba, Abyssinia, where he had gone as special envoy of Germany to King Mene- lik for the purpose of concluding a com merclal treaty botween Abyssinia' and this country. Dr. Rosen's personal estimate nt Tfinr Mnllk. whoso laniruaee he speaks and whose associate he was for some weeks, is that he is essentially man of sound morals and excellent prin ciples, even according to the European standard and that In the main he lives up to those principles. Dr. Rosen says King Menellk's easy rule over the fedual district kings and chiefs Is due to his quick mind and mild, con dilatory disposition, supported by oc casional severity. He always keep his word, doing what he says ho will do, and is Just to the traditions of his eoun try. King Menellk's own belief, according to Dr. Rosen. Is that ho la descended from a. aon of Solomon and -the Queen of Sheba; that this son, who was called Prince Menellk I, with a following of picked men, Jews and Sabians, went into Ethiopia and lived and thrived there, and that theM Jews were tho founders of the present Abyssinian Semitic race. Menellk I Is presumed to have taken the ark of tho covenant with him and it Is still asserted to be in a temple at Akhum. No European has ever seen it, and it has not been scon even by the presont ruler of Abyssinia himself, only priests of high grade who are unmarried, boing permit' ted to behold it. Dr. Rosen says that King Mcnollk is in fine health and that, although he is C2 years old, lie looks only about S. He Is fond of wearing a broad-brimmed American hat whon out of doors, but otlv crwlse he dresses in tho loose garmonts of the country. Whon indoors tho king wears a larce kerchief folded about his head. Not one of Dr. Rosen's party of eighteen was ill during the expedition. On tho way out of Abyssinia tho -members of the party found supplies waiting for them at every station, as King Monollk ,told them thy would be. Although it has boon seen that Menellk's authority over the outly Ing districts Is not obeyed. Dr. RoBen found tho chiefs In the most romoto parts of tho country very anxious to carry out the king's orders. FORTS GUARDING WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE ON ALERT. Fleet of "Hostile" Vessels Under Rear-Admiral DIcktns Num ber Sixteen. BRITISH SUBJECT IS MURDERED Actlnp as Vice-Consul Also for Den mark at MnKagnn. TANG I Bit. Juno 11. Moorish robbers entered the Austrian Vice-Consulate at Mazagan June 6 and murdered Vice-Con sul Madden, a British .subject, who also represented Denmark, and who had beon established there for many years. They also fired at and wounded his wife. The assassin escaped. Tho Austrian and British authorities have Aent enorgetic protests to the Sul tan's Minister. LONDON. June 12. The Tangier cor- respondent of the Standard says that Vlco-Consul Madden was murdered by a man nameJ Bennamy. son of wealthy Moor, In revenge for a sup posed porsonoi wrong. Bonnamy and his slave, who assisted in the murder. have been arrested. FORT MONROE. Vo.. June 1L tne Joint Army and Navy exorcises began at midnight tonight. Rocket signals were sent up at Fort Monroe, the guns were manned and searchlights flashed across the waters of Hampton Roads. No trace of tho fleet of 16 warships undor Bear Admiral Dlcklns was visible, and there was nothing unusual to Indicate tne ton slon that had suddenly boon placed on the garrison. There was no Information available as to the location of the fleet. and nothing to show whothor Admiral Dlckln3 is to attack here or at Baltimore or "Washington first. Tho first hour of the vigil or tne ion. was fruitless in the way of picking up the enemy with the lights, but their gleam 1b not td be lessoned, and before morning the constructive flro of the huge guns ot both the fleet and the batteries may be in full action. First Attack on Baltimore. BALTIMORE. June 12. Since midnight the officers and men of the artillery dis trict of Baltimore, undor the command of Colonel Frank Thorp, have been on the alert for my signs of the fleet, wnicn. undor Roar-Admiral Francis A. Dlcklns, will test the offectlveness of the defenses of this city, those consisting of Forts Howard. Smallwood. Armlsted and Car roll, and the mines which have been laid in tho channel loading to the harbor. Information has been received here tnat at least a part of tho fleet, navmg icii tho rendezvous at Solomon Island, is headed this way. a number of torpedo boats and other war vessels having been sighted off Horseshoe Point, a few miles below the mouth of the 8overn River. This would Indicate that Baltimore will be the first objective of the fleet. MAYOR DUNNE INQUISITIVE Street Railway ExpcrU Are iiom- ba riled Willi Questions. Captives Killed by Greeks. SALONICA. European Turkey, June 11. In the fighting at Pantchatin, near Vodela, on June 2, It is said that the Greeks lost three killed while the Bui garlans lost 2S killed or wounded, be sides 17 prisoners, who were executed by tholr captors. On Juno 3 in a fight at Llbadi, west of Gumendju, three Greeks and 16 Bulgarians were killed. The Bulgarians would have been annihilated liut for the timely arrival of Turkish troops. There is constant skirmishing In the iVJstrlct by Bulgarians and Turkish troops. The lattor number 980. Prayers for King Oscar. CHRISTIANIA, June 11. Prayers were offered in all the churches today. not only fdr the fatherland, but for King Oscar, with thanks for what the King had done for Norway. Dr. Fridjof NanFen In an interview ! today expressed his personal opinion that a republic would be as. convenient a form of government for a democratic country like Norway as against a mon archy, but said that something was duo I to the feeling of other Scandinavian rouHtrlos which were accustomed to inonarchial form of government. CLEVELAND. June 11. Mayor E. F. Dunne, of Chicago, and Clarence S. Dar row, his logal adviser in street-car mu nicipal ownership matters, ion nero to nlclit for Chicago, after a two-days' con feronce with Mayor Tom-u jonnson. ine pnnfnnni were held at tho home or Miivor Johnson. In attendance was A. a. uuponr, tne builder of the Detroit street railways. and more recently at the head of the street railway system of St. Louis. la nririltlon to Mr. Dupont. anothor street rallwav manager of National reputation wofc present. Both Mayor Dunne and Mavor Johnson declined to reveal the identity of tho second expert. Professor E. w. Bemis. supcnnicnacni of lho Cleveland water dories, an ac knowledged municipal ownership expert Frederick C. Howe and Newton D. Baker, also attended the conferences. The street railway experts were present at the request of Mayor Dunne. The chief executive of Chicago, who hopes to launch successfully the first municipally owneti street railway of any size in the country, camo here literally loaded down with Questions bearing on the details of opcr a ting a railway system. These questions were largely answered by tne experts It was reported today that tne manage ment of tne umcago railway sysiem. when It is finally secured by the city, has been offered to Mr. Dupont as the expert to direct the operation of the lines. To day Mayor Dunne mado the statemont without qualification tnat tne next Demo cratic National platform would have a, plank calling for the Governmont owner ship of railways. ANNA IS NO LONGER SINGLE Firms or Individuals Undertaking the Work Are Guaranteed Pro- tection From Ladrones and Insurgents. WASHINGTON. June 1L The War De partment has made public the Invitations signed by Secretary Taft for proposals for the construction of railways in the Philippines under the act of Congress passed in February for that purpose. An , elaborate scheme of transportation Is In- ; volved. j The Philippine government agrees to j protect all the grantees against ladrones. j Insurgents, rebels and outlaws. One-half j of 1 per cent from the gross earnings Is j to be paid the Philippines government as j taxes. The prospectus cites the provisions j of the guaranteeing Interest for 30 years ' at 4 per cent-on the first lien bonds, but I It Is provided that not more than $LWX0 shall be paid In Interest any one year. Bids will be received only from indi vidual citizens or copartnerships of the United States or of the Philippines, or Irom railway corporations organized and existing under the laws of a state or the United States or the Philippines. The lines to be constructed are as follows: From Dagupan. in the Province of Pan gaslnan. to Laoag, in the Province of llocos Norte, approximately 1SS miles. From San Fabian, on the Llnpayen Gulf, via Twin Peaks and the Canyon of the Bucd River, to Baguio. with the option of continuing to Trinidad, in. the Prov ince of Benguct. approximately 55 miles. From Dagupan or Cabanatuan. in Nue va Edja Province, or from any point be tween Cabanatuan and Dagupan having pillway connection with Manila, extend ing northerly through the Carabollo Pass down the Valley of the Cagayan River to Aparri. 260 miles. From Manila northward to connect with the lines to Laoag, Benguct and Aparri. Isd miles. From Manila to Bolangas. on the Bay of Batangas. approximately 0 miles in length, with a line from Calumba. In the Province of Laguana. to Santa Cruz. 25 miles, and another from Lipa or other convenient Junction in Batanpis to Ira cena, Provinco of Tayabas. 36 miles, mak ing a total of 130 miles. From Pasacao. on the Gulf of Pasacao, to Ligao, Province of Albania, with a line from Ligao to Tabaco and across tho Island of Cacraray to the harbor of Ba- tan. and with the main line extending to Legaspl. on the Gulf of Albay. approxi mately 103 miles. From Ho Ilo. in a northerly direction. forking to Caplz -and Balaan. on tho north coast of tho Island of Panay, ap proximately 300 miles. On the Island of Ccbu. running north from tho City of Ccbu to Danao, on the cast coast, and south from Cebu to Argao on the east coast, with the option of line across from Carcar or SIbonga to the west coast, and thence along the coast between Dumangug and Barili. 9a miles In all. On tho Island of Lcyte. one part west erly from Tacloban to Tarlgar, the other southerly from Tacloban to Abuyoga, 55 miles. - On tho Island of Samar from Melght. formerly called Parana, on the west coast, to San Julian, on the cast coast. 0 mues. Provision is mnde for the acquisition of the railroad from Manila to Dagupan. now In operation, if satisfactory arrange ments with that road can be made. Watches cleaned far 75c. All work vrarraatro for oar year. Mnlsaprlaga, 75o Jewelry Re pair Desartiaeat Flrt Floor. Largest atock ef aalqae Exposition aad Portland SoHvealrs la the city, at rices yea'II like to pay. He'DIffereMt Star' 0 WsiJJth Sts FREE EMBROIDERY LESSONS Olvea by Expert Teacher la Needlework Art Shop, Annex, Second Fleer. The Fashion Center ef the Wester. Style World. All the World Loves a Good Cake AVc have arranged with as expert cake-baker to give FREK LESSONS la cake-bating at the atere third floor -very day this month, as a aacctal Exposition feature for the Boaaekeener'a deaart aieata. Lessons 10 A. M. to 13 M. aad X to V. M. Welcome. There's a Jubilee in Wash Goods end Domestic Stores Manager E. J. Oliver, chief of the linens, the pretty wash fabrics and domestics, is wearing "the smile that won't come off" today, and his joy is shared by the cohorts under his command. They may well feel proud of the record they made on the salesbooks last month a record that brought them the second prize of $30 in gold offered by the firm for greatest May gains. The only drop of disappointment in the delicious concoction of delight they are sup ping is caused by a mean little 3 per cent which separated them from the first money won by the peerless silk section. However, the boys and girls who divided the spoils didn't allow this to interfere a bit with the pleasure the money brought them in their outings yesterday. And the art shop folk came in for their innings too, carrying off the money ribbon marked third. Tbe domestic section embracing "tub" fabrics and linens has enjoyed the greatest season in the history of the store, making a net gain in sales over last "May of 84 per cent a wonderful record of which it may well be proud. And this trig little mercantile boat was never so well manned and equipped an today for making still greater gains as the year advances. Today we offer a stupendous sale of White Goods for Graduation Dresses For AH Sorts of Summer Frocks, Blouses and Children's Wear Every kind of Washable Whtte Goods you can possibly want for any purpose. The June wedding bells are merrily ringing for June brides. And thousands of girls are looking forward to graduation. Here is a wealth of materials of the world's wearing eager to please them. Sheer and gauzy fabrics, the prettiest, the most becoming, the most popular of all from the exquisite, ethereal 'Air-line Cloth." like a woven Spring zephyr, the sheer, shimmering Sulk Mulls, fine Batiste, down to the Victoria Lawn of our grandmothers. Here arc the win some Dotted Swisses pin dots to wafer dots. And Embroidered Swisses richly abloom with flowers. Embroidered Voiles of fashionable elegance. The charming, almost poetic. Embroidered Silk Muslins. Linens the Plain and Embroidered Linens for which Paris has started a world-wide vogue. Here are all the sturdiest fabrics that suggest the pleasures of seashore, yachting, and mountain climbing. Here are all the fabrics for children's frocks from Pique to dainty Dimity. Here but everything in "White Goods is here! Prices first on linens. 75c TABLE DAMASK 59c. Heavy Irish cream Table Damask, pure flar, 60 inches wide, regular value 76c Special, yard . 58e 90c BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK 75c. Pure flax bleached Table Damask, two yards wide, fine quality, regular value 93c Special, yard 75c 2JJO NAPKINS $1.05. Full dinner size bleached Napkins, pure flax, assorted patterns, regular value It. 50 Special, dozen 81.85 ROLLER TOWELING 9c. 3000 yards Barnsley All-Linen Bleached Roller Toweling Special at, yard 8c RUCK TOWELS 18c. 150 dozen full bleached Huok Towels, large size, fancy jacquard bor der' Special at. each ..18o TOWELS FOR HOTEL AND ROOMING-HOUSES. 1000 dozen Towels. Just received from the factors' Special at 91.20, SI.40, f 1.5 and 11,75 dozen. 81.25 BEDSPREADS OSc. Crochet Bedspreads for three-quarter beds, good quality, pretty as sorted patterns, regular value $1.23 Special, each Se BEDSPREADS 85c. Full size Crochet Bedspreads. Marseilles patterns Special at. each.. 85c 82,00 BEDSPREADS 81.59. Extra large fringed Bedspreads, with cut corners for Iron beds, colored or white; regular value $2.00; special, each 81.50 HONEYCOMB SPREADS. Full size honeycomb Spreads; nicely assorted patterns: 3 special values at . 81.00, 81.25 and si.50 each PII.LOW CASES, 10c. 500 dozen Pillow Cases, made from heavy sheeting, good wearing qual ity; no better made; special at, each 10c 81.75 LONG CLOTH. 81.25. Fine English Long Cloth. In nice soft, smooth finish. 12 yards in piece: regular value 11.75; special, for the piece ' 81.25 WASH FABRICS. EMBROIDERED MULLS 18. Embroidered Mulls. lace striped Batistes Special at. yard 18c 30e AND 35c 3IADRAS 22c. White mercerized Madras Cloths. Etamines and fancy Jacquards. Reg ular values 30c and 35c; special, yard 22e SILK MULLS. Soft finish Silk Mulls, for commencement dresses Special at. yard 25c, nOc and 33c BY PUPILS' Search for Crop Ilcport Leak. WASHINGTON. June IL-Tno Inquiry Into the charges that information re garding the condition of the crops had leaked from the Department of Agricul ture In advance of the Issuance ot the reports has been shitted from Washing ton to some of tho larger cities of the country- In those cities the secret ser vice agents are making Inquiries that are expected to occupy several days. It is not possible to obtain at the department the names of the firms or persons of whom the inquiries are bciag made, or even the cities where they are located. A complete report on the whole inquiry Is not expected for a week or ten days. Secretary Wilson tonight confirmed the report that John Hyde, the statistician of tbe Department of Agriculture who left this country a few days ago for Europe, has been directed to return to tbe United States as early as possible. There is not the slightest breath, of suspicion against Mr. Hyde." said Secre tary Wilson, "but it Is preferable that Mr. Hyde be at his office at this time." Sunken Submarine Is Raised. PLYMOUTH. England. June 11. Submarine boat A S, which foundered oft the breakwaters here on the morn ing of June S, with 14 of hor crew, has been raised sufficiently to permit of nor being towed to a dockyard. SUCCESS 0F JAPANESE Russians Are Driven Out and Two Positions Occupied. TOKIO. June 11. The following report has beon received from the headquarters of the Manchurlan armies: "June 9. at 4 In the morning, we drove the onemy from the northern heights of Liangshuehuan and Nancheagtsu and oc cupied those positions. "On the same day we occupied the vi cinities of Erhshihllpa. ten miles north east of Changtu. Shufaagta! and Tung chlatzu. ten miles north ot Changtu and Hoingtungshan. 13 miles noclhwest of Changtu. "Otherwise the situation is unchanged." So Dr. Elmir, of Budapest, Kills Himself at Niagara Falls. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.. June 11. A foreigner of distinguished appcaranco committed suicide at Inspiration Point, Just abovo Horseshoe Falls, on the Cana dian side of the river tonight. From let tors and papers found in the pockets, the suicide is believed to be Dr. Szcntirmay Elmir, of Budapest. In tho right hand of the dead maa was a revolver, one chamber of which was empty, and in the othor was tbe picture of a woman. On the outside of a packet of letters found in his pocket was scribbled in English: This must be beside me in my grave.' The lotters were all from the same per son, and bore the signature "Anna." The one of latest date was from Budapest, dated "April 23, -1ME." It was written en dolicateiy tinted blue statlonory. The paper bore an emboseed gold crest, and the envelope was sealed with a simitar crest. It was writton la German. One sentence of the letter was interpreted: "I am no longer single." Post Policy to Be Unchanged. WASHINGTON. June U. The Washing ton Post editorially announces that the recent death of Beriah Wllkins will in When you suffer from sick headache, dizziness, constipation, etc., remember Carter's Little Liver Pills will relieve you. One pill is a dose. Catarriets aad h&il sneoss xaesbras Bf t c&rsfo for kjt throU Dyspeplets Glr iaitut relief in Nfcui Catarrh llr laflinTnittlna. tooth aad hft&l sneoss zaesbras. trcetes the breath. Hit rsrslo for kjt throat. SOe. DrotsisUorzBiu. QskUy reUere Sour Stotaea.Hirtbsrc NftBea. all f ores cf Iadicestloa aad UjrptwU. Sarmr-eoaled Ubleu. UK or2Sc C. 1. Hood Co., Lowell. 21uc IX 2Uuio Dr fiooa ifi uooa. Schilling's Best means coin (pica Russian Shells Were Worthless. ST. PETERSBURG. June It- 3:20 A. M.) The Su Petersburg Telegraph Agency received a dispatch fromj conscription. of good-enough quality at fair prices. Tutfs Pills Cure AH Liver Ills. Tried Friends best; For thirty yearsTutt s Pills have volve no change ateror in the paper. , proVen ableSSmSftO the invalid. ' The control passes to the two sons. John r o J. and Robert C. Wllkins. for some years ; Are tTlllv the Sick man's friend. . associated with their father on the Post and its management, and its politics will ' continue as heretofore. A Known Fact i For bilious headache, dyspepsia i london. June ii.-Fiew Marsaai ! sour stomach, malaria.constipa- ird itobirts has ised a strong appeal Uj0n nd all kindred diseases. to the nation for funds to establish and I rri nrvni ft' TTT T C encourage rifle duos as a means ofj U LlVcr rliil1 securing to ine coanwy . peicnuai re-I j OCHJ IITC PI IOC serve of trained men without resor ' ff3 ADCrUtUlCi 1UuUa REQUEST THK t2XYO" VOTE Of numerous frIenVs and pat rons who are Interested in the voung folk participating as can didates In the pupil' Exposition contest now In progress here at the store, and who are desirous of publicity being Riven to their candidacy, we publish nerewlth names of the 50' leaders up to 6 P. M. Friday last. As the names on our book of candidates reaches Into the thousands. It will be Im possible to publish all. so select 50 aa the limit for publication. Those who deslro. whose names do not appear here, mav ascertain their standing by calling nt tho storo advertising sanctum on third floor. LILLTAS EWINO. HlRh School 17,7v II ETTA SEIDLER. Pallia School FRED STEVENS, AtklBBOB School 13,135 WILLIE STEPP. Atklnnoa School ........ 11.091 LILLIAN BROWN. Thompson School 9,778 WELLINGTON GILBERT. Ladd School 8,733 MYRTLE HARMON. North Central School.... S,352 LYNN COOVERT. rortlaad Academy M ADRIAN SMITH. South Pertlaad School... 8.737 RUTH MURPHY. St. Mary Academy DOROTHY ALLEN. Ladd School 035 HATTIE HOBEN. HIkh School JSO GLADYS CROCKETT. AtkJaaoB School J0O TRENTON JOHNSTON. Unrrthorac School MM RUTH MURPHY, .. AtkiaaOB School ,070 LEO BOIRE. High School 6,053 HENRY FELDMAN, . High School 3-958 IDA DINGLE. Hawthorne School 5,387 LELA SMITH. Wllllama-Areaae School. 5,4,3 MAUD THAYER. Thempaoa School o,45 BERENEICE HANNIGANf Lit ed School ROBERT ELLISON. Helladay School 5,134 FOSTER M'LYNN, Stephens School 4S CHRISTIE SMITH. Atkinson School S1 BERENICE HANNIGAN. Ladd School -,K JAMES ROTH CHILD. High School 3955 Coucfe School AMBROSE PHELAN. Columbia tBlreraltr GEORGE DENHOLM. HsTrtherae School CALEB ROE. Suanysldr School EDDIE STPLICKE, -Wllliams-Areaae School. ETTA WASHER. St.Mary'ji Academy WALLACE PERRY. SBaayalde School GERTRUDE CROUSE. Vllliama-AveBBr School. SHIRLEY DORSEY. Parle School ........... FLORENCE MWARISH, Atklatos School .... FRANCIS DONAHUE. Atkinson School 1.341 ROSE LING. Atklasoa School 18 LEOLA STOUBLE. . Holla day School lp CHESTER WILCOX. . Shattack School 1,217 HAROLD REINHARD. niRh School 1,197 ELEANOR MENEFEE. Wllllama-Areaae School. 1,170 LILLTE SEA CREST. Cllntea Kellr School.... 1.142 ALEX K LAP PER. Brooklyn School 1,673 LILLIAN BOHNSON. Ladd School MAMIE TOWNSEND. Srahea School 1.025 GRACE SHORT. WeodlavTB School 995 IONE EPPERLY. SBBarrtdr School S99 AGNES FOWLER. Hawthorae School 889 MARY BROWN. Cllntea Kelly School JUNETIME BARGAINS IN Royal Worcester Corsets Ahbm Seeoad Floor. 93.90 CORSETS 1.7 TO PAY Royal Worces ter Corset of medium high bust and long Princess hips, with hose sup porters at tached at front and sides, -made of pink or blue and white fig ured broche. Sizes IS to 25. Regular price $3.00; special at pair K1J17 CHILDREN'S SETS RE DUCED. Children's Sets, consisting of dress, under skirt and drawers: each set put up In separate boxes. Dresses made In Mother Hubbard or French effect, all nicely trimmed In lace or embroidery. Sizes from 6 months to 3 years Regular prices 2.0. S4.50. $5.00. 36.00. J6.50. $8.53 Set. Special prices S1.S5, tSJS, 20. 93.66, 9XX, 433 333 3,410 3,173 2.S7 2,405 2.1S2 .. 1.7S0 .. 1.375 FIRST FIFTT .3R4N A MIGHTY STIR TODAY In the Dress Goods Stores A sensational three-day and colors participate. BARGAIN BEACH COMBINGS. What the Undertow Ha Doae to Prlcen ob the Sea of Small Warea 1b Flrat Floor Shops. Notions Stationery Toilet Articles 8c SAFETY PINS 3c. Heavy-Grade nickel plated Safe ty Pina. 1 dozen on card, all sizes Regular value 6c; spe cial, card , .3c 13c SHIRT BUTTONS 8c. White pearl Shirt Buttons, 2 dozen on card. 3 or holes, all sizes Regular value 15c; spe cial, card 9c 15c HAIR ROLLS 16c. Hair Rolls or Hair Rats, all colors, size 12 Inches Regu lar value 15c; special, each.lec 10c GARTER ELASTIC 12c. Fancy ruffled Silk Garter Elas tic, all colors, extra quality Regular value 19c; special yard 12c 33c BOX WRITING PAPER 18c 500 boxes Writing- Paper, con taining 24 sheets and 24 en velopes, new square shape, flap envelopes, white ruled papetr Regular value 25c; special, box iec 23c PAPER NAPKINS, 13c FOR IN. Fanoy crepe Paper Napkins, extra quality. American make Regular value 100 for 25c;. special 103 for 12c 5c MUCILAGE 3c. 2-oz. bottle Le Page Mucilage, with brush Regular value 5c: special 3c 7c BUSINESS ENVELOPES 4c. Fine, smooth finish business Envelopes, cream colors, sizo 6i. 2i In package Regular value 7c. special 4c package or box 4oc Great throngs will share these values, bargain fete opens this morning. Blacks South Annex First Floor. BLACK DRESS GOODS FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND "WED NESDAY SELLING. 44-inch imported English Mohair, -warranted fast black; our regu lar 60c quality; special for three days, per yard only 42 Imported French all-wool Voile, very sheer and crisp finish, fast black: regular $1.0 quality; special for three days, per yd...79 Regular $2.00 grades of silk and wool Crepe de Paris, Poplin de Chene. Chiffon Voile. English Mohairs, all fast blacks and un- equaled values at our regular price; special for three days, per yard only ?166 COLORED DRESS PABRICS 46-inch all-wool Cream Crepe; reg. 85e grade; special, per yard 64 44-inch all-wool Cream Voile, French make; regular $1.00 grade; spe- i j i.. TO A cihi, per jaru, umv - tv 44-inch silk and wool Cream Crepe de Paris, French make; regular $l.o0 grade: special, per yard, only .S1.1U 44-inch silk and wool Cream Crepe de Paris, French make; regular $1.d grade; special, per yard, only . 46-inch silk and wool Cream Crepe de Paris, French make: reg ular $2.00 grade; special, per yard, only S1.66 46-inch silk and wool Cream Crepe de Paris, French make; regular $2.25 grade: special, per yard, only $1.87 4C-inch silk and wool Cream Crepe de Paris, French make; regular cmfwy cmfw cmfw cmfwyppp twyp JJ1.6 Our regular $1 grade silk and wool Crpe de Paris a vary rich dressy" fabric all colors to select from, such as cream, light blue, pinks, champagnes, tans; modes, browns, royal, navys, castors, reseda, hun ter and myrtle greens, reds, etc; special for three days, per yard only 73 Novelty English Mohair Suitings just the thing for Summer shirt waist suits a full color assortment to choose irom; our regular $L00 grade; special for three days, per yard, only 62 The Week's Shoe Bargains AIoBjt the "Fair-Way" West Aaaex First Floor. Big Cut in Price on Men's Bench-Made Shoes ONLY &05 FOR ME.V3 3.06 SHOES. Pingree's "Vogue" Shoes, also Baker Bros shoes here in best patent colt, vici kid and velour calf All high grade, strictly first-class shoes and never sold any where for less than $5.03. Special sale price, tbe pair 3.63 THE SEW "GARDEN TIES" FOR WOMEPT. A new Low Shoe for women, which Is sure to be vory popular. The perfect model on which this shoe is made does not allow the heel to slip. Made of light kU. very stylish In appearance. Price, the palr.?4.00 MISSES' GIBS OX TIES. Here in patent colt, with spring heels and ribbon ties; stylish and pretty and a regular $2.25 value Sixes 115 to 2, for misses Special at. the pair 31-83 Sizes 8 to II, for children Special at the pair 91.50 INFANTS' 75c SHOES FOR 49c. Infants' dongola kid Shoes, with patent tips. button or lace Sizes 1 to 5. Our regular 75c value Special at. the pair 48c MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S BROWN HALF SHOES. We have Just received another shipment of misses' and children's fine vici kid half Shoes Made ot choice plump stock Very satisfactory Summer shoes Misses' sizes. 11H to 2 Priced at. the pair ...$1.30 Children's olzes, S to 11 Priced at, the pair 1J5 LADIES' SLIPPERS. Made of fine vici kid, with turned sole 1 strap Price at, the pair.. $1.25 OLD LADD3S' SLIPPERS. 96c FOR SUPPERS WORTH l-"8. Comfortable House Slippers for old ladies Our $1.50 value: special sale price, the pair - - 9Sc 99c NAIL BRUSHES 39c. Imported French white bene Nail Brushes, finest quality Regular value 60c: special, each c 12e TO OTIC BRUSHES Sc. Imported Japanese Tooth Brushes, extra quality Regu lar value 12c: special, ea...8 CAKE Be GLYCERINE SOAP 5e. Large size square cake crystal clear Glycerine Toilet Soap Regular value 8c; special, ..5c BOX lc MOTH BALLS Sc. Moth Balls In large-size boxes; protect your rugs, carpets, furs, etc Regular value 10c; special, each ..............8c I