Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 23, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTILE, 3IORXIXG OREGOXIA.K, PBIDAY, JUNE 23, 1SKX5. Ill OF CREEDS ON The Western Quality She? an4 Style Store It Faces Three Streets THE DIFFERENT STORE The Cltys Biggest Stere a the City's Easiest Csraer Armenians of Erivan Being Driven to Islamism. Portland's Greatest Stere and Foremost Re tall EstabllshmeBt ea the Pacific Slepe Center ef Fifth a ad Washington Sts. 2 CHURCH MADE INTO MOSQUE Tartars Raid Villages, Burn Houses and Churches, Outrage Women and Murder by "Wholesale, ' " Encouraged by Officials. SPECIAL CABLE. ST- PETERSBURG. June 23. The latest details receded from the Erivan district show that the Armenians in that region are completely rulhod; their houses have been burned and their belongings and cattle carried off Soldiers have destroyed nearly all of the churches and schools. At Hadjivar, the altar in the village church was overturned and the priest mutilated and left to die in the ruins. At YarimdJI, the holy relics were stolen and afterwards found in a vault. At Badamlu. 800 Christians and their priests were forcibly converted to Is lamism and their church transformed into the mosque. At DJagrakh, the womon inhabitants "were outraged be Iore the eyes of their husbands, and some 29 men were beheaded in the presence of their wives and children. These atrocities are said to be the result of agitation of certain leaders, who find oxcellent ground for a propa ganda of Islamism in the gross lgnor snce and brutality of the local Tartar and Russian population, and who enjoy the secret protection and encourage ment of provincial officers. CIVIL WAR IX TRAXS-CAUCASIA Tartars and Kurds, Defeated In At tacks on Armenians. ST. PETERSBURG, June 22. Bands of Insurgents In the District of Scharonkau, Province of Erivan, Trans-Caucasia, re cently sacked and burned four Armenian villages. Subsequently the insurgents surrounded and attacked Owlianoraschau. The Inhabitants of the town repulsed the besiegers, killing 100 of them. Cossacks and other troops stationed at the village of Khouloundian also repulsed an attack of the insurgents on that place, inflicting enormous losses on them and capturing S70 prisoners, a quantity of arms and a black standard. The insurgent chiefs and Mullahs were executed. Proclamations wore found exhorting neighboring vil lages to Join In a war against the com mon enemy. Agitation is spreading. A number of Armenian villages containing about 7000 inhabitants have been surrounded, and skirmishes between Tartars and Kurds and the Russian troops are frequent. The villages of Ouschi and Kischiskln have been burned. Five thousand Cos sacks arc expected from Baku to aid In suppressing the rising. The insurgents are estimated to number 17,000 men. WORKMEN" TAKING REVENGE Cossack and Two Policemen Killed by Lodz Rioters. LODZ, Russian Poland. June 22. Twenty-two persons were killed as the result af last night's tiring by Dragoons and Cossacks on a procession of 50,000 work men, which had been organized as a dem onstration against the government. Ten ftf the 100 wounded are dying. Two wom rn were crushed to death in the rush of the panic-stricken crowds after the firing began. This morning some workmen in revenge for last night's shooting shot and killed a Cossack and two policemen. .ASSEMBLY WITH FULL POWER. All Lawn Miiftt Vann Iloth Hounen to Become Effective. ST. PETERSBURG. June 22. The Xovoe Vromya today announces definitely that the powers of the new popular as sembly, which will be composed of 500 mombers electel every five years, will be equal with those of the Council of the Em pire, and that all legislation to become law must pass both houses and receive the Emperor's approval. Will Receive Report From Czar. MOSCOW June 22. Calls have been issued reconvening the congresses of all Russlan Zomstvolsts. Mayors of the lead ing cities and marshals of the nobility to reeolve the report of the delegation which on Juno 19, presented to the Emperor the address drawn up by the all-Russian Zomstvo Congress and the Mayors. The Congresses will meet separately the Mayors June 2S. the Zemstvolsts July 1, and the marshals of the nobility, July 3. More Troops to Be Mobilized. ' MOSCOW, June 22. The Governor of Mosoow has posted notices of the forth coming mobilization of troops, ex horting the population to be calm. The mobilization is expected June 29. Grand Duke Will Provide Defense. ST. PETERSBURG. June 22. Emperor Xioholas has definitely appointed Grand Duko Nicholas Nicholaevltch, second cousin of his Majesty, to be president of the Council of National Defense. KILLED BY SWITCH-ENGINE Colfax Man Is Run Down In Yard at Elbcrton. ELBERTON. Wash., June 22. (Spe cial.) E. J. Incliffc. of Colfax, was run ovor and instantly killed here tonight when a switch enslne backed down the railway track Just as Incliffc and another man wore making the crossing in & car riage. The engine was making up the excursion train to return to Colfax from the Elbcrton picnic. The depot yards are dark and it Is presumed the occupants of the buggy did not soe the approaching engine. When the buggy was struck Incliffc was thrown beneath the car wheels and ground to death on the rails. The team ran away 'and nothing has since been heard of In cllffe's companion, and no one here knows who the missing man is. lricliffe was an unmarried man aged about 40. He went to work at Frank Bcok's livery barn An Colfax yesterday. An inquest will be held tomorrow. Guilty of Killing Bartender. SPOKANE. June 22. James Mayo was tonight found guilty of murder In the second degree for the slaying of William Crane. May 18. The verdict was rendered at 10 o'clock. Crane was a bartender and had severely beaten Mayo and other Italians, -who "were In his, saloon. Crane was shot in the back as he was going away from Mayo. The case has bcon on trial for four days. BUT 9 DAYS REMAIN OP THE The Key to the Exposition Is the "OFFICIAL GUIDE." It tells you where to go and what you'll see. You miss nothing it you have tne "GaMe and use It, and need uak questions of no one, with chances of being answered wrong, thus wasting brftath and time. The GitleV iells everywhere at 25c. OCR PATRONS BDY IT FOR r. CE.VTS this way; With every sale of $1.00 or over we give a ticket FREE, good for 26c toward the purchase of a "Gslit," when presented at its head quarters in Oriental building on the Fair grounds. Timely Bargains in Handsome Shirt waist Patterns Values That Are Absolute ly Extraordinary! SUMMER GLOVES OF SILK. AND BE WITCHING Rinnoxs AT SPECIAL SAVING PRICES. Women Fnrnlnhlnjj Shop Firat Floor. SPECIAL FOR TODAY A Monster Par rhMe of Dainty Shirtwaist Patterns at a Ridiculous Price. Crowds will throng the Embroidery Shop today and share our good fortune Be sure you're not among tne "lvtu" 59c for White Lawn Shirt waist Patterns. About 300 Embroidered White Lawn Shirt waist Patterns; something entirely new that has never been seen here or else where in Portland. Each pattern con tains 314 yards of material that will wash nicely, with sufficient embroidery for front of waist and cuffs and collar; everyone Is worth 51.23 Special for Fri day Economy Sale, each 30e 35c to 50c Ribbons for 25c A lot of Silk and Satin Taffeta Ribbons. Moire Taffeta Ribbons and Fancy Rib bons Our Sc. 40c and 50c values; Spe cial Economy Sale price, the yard.... 25c 33c for $1.25 Silk Gloves Kayser's Silk Mesh Gloves, with lisle palms, In white, black, mode, gray and pongee; very popular for Summer wear Our $1.25 'value; Special Economy Sale price, the pair 83c TimelySpccials in Women's Unit Underwear and Hosiery Flrt Floor. 63c FOR WOMEVS $1.00 UND ERWE AR. Women's White Lisle Pants, In knee or r. inkle-length, tight top; the famous "Meroae and our regular xi.oo value; Extra Special Economy Sale price at, the pair - src 50c KNIT UNDERWEAR FOR 25c. Korso Knit Corset Covers, or may be worn for low" oerk. sleeveless vest Our SOc value; Special Economy Sale Pr,Ice at, each 35c WOMEN'S L00 UNDERWEAR FOR c Women's Silk and Cotton Vests, either long sleeves or sleeveless, and ailk crochet trimming; Tights to match, ankle or knee-length Our 51.00 value; Special Economy Sale price, the garment ....68c Special Values in Women's and Children's Hosiery and Boys' Waists Firm Floor. WOMEN'S 35c HOSE FOR 23c Women's Black Lisle Hose, medium weight, finished foot A splendid 35c value; special at, the pair . 23c CHILDREN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE, fine ribbed, with whits double ole Sizes 6-6 Our 2Ec value; special at. the pair 18c Sizes 7-7 Vi Our SOc value; special at, the pair 22c Sizes S to 3i Our 35c value; special at, the pair 25c BLOUSE WAISTS FOR SMALL BOYS Boys' Blouse Waists, with small, round col lar; In white and fancy-striped effects Our 56c value; Special Economy Sale price, each 35c. Exceptionally Enticing Fri day Specials in the Linens and White Goods Aisles Firt Floor. FANCY . DAMASK TRAY CLOTHS 35c About 500 All-Linen Fancy Damask Tra7 Cloths: special at, -each 35c HEMSTITCHED SQUARES 33c COO Fancy Hemstitched Squares, made of a good, heavy cloth; sizes 30x30; special at, each 33c 30c SILIC PERSIAN MULL lBc 2500 yards soft, silk-finish "Persian Mull, for making waists and dresses Regular value SOc; special at, the yard 10c Extraordinary Values That Chain Your Attention to Jewelry's Bargains Gleams SPECIAL FOR TODAY. First Floor West Asm ex. Wo are showing some very new crea tions In Gold Bead Neck Chains, short and extra long ones; pretty Gold-Mounted and Jeweled Crosses in amber, gray and shell effects, and Sterling Silver Hat Pins In many pretty design. We have also added to our already at tractive line of Souvenirs some pleasing Souvenirs of Portland and of the Lewis and Clark Fair. lBc FOR FANCY BROOCHES WORTH 3e A variety of Pretty Brooch Pins. In gold, silver and enamel, in many different de signs Values up to 65c; Special Econo my Sale price, each ltc 25c SCARF PINeJ FOR 15c A. lot of Silver Scarf Pins, In many differ ent head designs, stone-mounted Our 65c value: special at, each 15c BELT BUCKLES FOR HALF. Our entire line of Belt Buckles. In odd and exclusive designs, richly Jeweled and beautlfuly enameled in the rarest of col ors. For Friday Economy Sale you. may take your choice of any of them at Just HALF TRICE. PUPILS' EXPOSITION VOTING 1 1 2th Grand Friday Economy Sale Today! Quality and price prove the -wisdom of buying here at all times, but this holds particularly good on the occasion of our weekly "FRIDAY ECONOMY SALES." It's easy to pake assertions, bat the thinking person goes back of the printed statement and gets at the facts in the case, bringing to bear the logical means of all knowledge investigation. A careful examination proves to the most skeptical that our prices at all times, but PARTICULARLY DURING THESE FRIDAY SALES are untnatchable, on equal quality merchandise, in any store in the Western States. Those who come to the store on these special bargain days may pick up matchless values, not only among the items told of here, but things that never get the shadow of a hint in the papers. Don't miss today's feast of bargains, and be sure to tell your out-of-town friends about it, that, they may share. RESULT OF PUPILS' EX POSITION CONTEST STANDING OP FIRST TWENTY AT 5 P. M. YESTERDAY LUHas Ewlng. High School Fred Stevens. Atktaaom School agSS Mctta Seldler. FatlUjc School 3343 Wellington Gilbert. Ladd School... 33281 Willie Stepp. Atklakoa School 1823 Lillian Brown. Thomjucm School.... 17,353 Ida Dingle. Harrthorae School 14,566 Ruth Murphy, Alklasoa School.... 14,345 Myrtle Harmon, North Ceatral School 13,373 Robert KUIron, Holla dar School... 12,448 Adrian Smith. South Portland 12.2S6 Foster McLynn. Steveas School..... 13,073 Ruth Murphy. St. Mary Academy.. 116S Beatrice McLean. Ladd School 11,746 Trenton Johnston, Harrthorae School ierS70 Lynn CooverL Portlnad Academy.. 16,458 George Denholm, Hawthorne School 9,763 Gladys Crockett, AtklaooK School... 9.34S Leo Bo! re. High School 8,372 James RothchUd, High School 6,263 First twenty 366,388 Scattering: 178,566 Total 47867 IN "ROYAL WORCESTER" SALONS Corset . Bargains Broken lines of Royal Worce ter Corsets. They are the remain der of our last sale of discontinued Corsets; colors drab, black or white. Size 18 only. Value to $1.25 to close at 1 9c pr. Remarkable Specials In the Shoe Aisles Alonx the Fair-Way First Floor YVet Annex. Women's $3.50 Half Shoes For $2.25 Women's fine patent colt Half Shoes, turned soles, ribbon ties. Military heels Regular value $3.50; special, pair. tS.Ti Boys' Tan Shoes Boys Tan Calf Lace Shoes, oak turned soles Bluchor cut. foot-form last Boys' sires, 2 to 54 Regular value $2.. 5; special at, the pair 92-40 Youths sizts, 11 to 2 Regular value $2.25; Special at, tne pair 91.75 Little Gent's sizes. 9 to 11 Regular val ue J 2.00; special at, the pair 8L56 Women's $3.50 Shoes For $2.25. Women's Tan Lace Boots, chocolate color; made of selected vlcl kid; all sizes Reg ular value J3.5d; special at, -palr..?3J6 Misses' and Children's Lace Shoes Misses' and Children's Black &nd Tan Lace Shoes: solid to wear; carry the children way through their vacation; all sizes Misses' sizes. 11 U to 2 Regular value $2.00; special at, the pair 6L46 Children's sizes. S to 11 Regular value $1.75; special at, the pair -.9L36 Children's sizes, to S Regular value $1.50; special at, tne pair SL86 Women's $2 Oxford Ties For $1.50 Women's "White Canvas Oxford Ties Reg ular value $2.00; special at, pair ....$1.36 A Pair of Specials Full of "Go" That Beckon Mistresses ef Hemes asd Mothers to the Spacletui K earth Floors Today, It's "Go-Cart" Jay on the top floor to day. Mothers " or the little rulers, over happy households should take advantage of the bargains. $13 Go-Carts $9.75 Reclining. Adjustable Go-Carts, reed body, automobile gear, patent footbrake, anti friction wheel fasteners, complete with cushion and parasol Regular value $13 special at. each 96.7S $4.00 Couch Covers $2.95 Heavy Tapestry Couch Covers, fringed, on the four sides; Oriental pattern Regular value 51.00; special at, each Leather Goods Bargains West Abicx First Floor. FINE LEATHER HANDBAGS WORTH , 6JLS6, FOR ' Ladies' Handbags, made of good qualify leather, with gilt and gunmetal frames, and strong, durable banal es: all are nice ly lined and have complete inside fit tings. Thev come in duck, brown and tan. Our $$.50 value Special Economy Sale Price, each ...L9s POCKETBOOKS WORTH 9LS6 FOR 66c Ladies Combination Pocket books, in black, brown, tan and gray. Values up to $1.J special at. each Ke L10 FOR SHOPPING BAGS WORTH LS. We have two dozen heavy black silk Shop ping Bags, with oxidised silver an 4 gilt extension gate-tops and black silk rib bon drawstrings. Our regular $1.9S val ue special at. each ..fLlt LEATHER SOUVENIR BAGS, with "For estry building burned on In two colors, with fine braided leather handles and two compartments; also coin purse and card case fittings. Prices. .each ........ 75c, 9LM. 9L3C S1.9E, RM, JM CONTEST. VOTE OPTEN AND INDUSTRIOUSLY. THE END ENTIRE UNIVERSE CONTRIBUTES WHAT OLDS, WORTMAN & KING DISTRIBUTE TODAY I A Culminating Climax to a Sensational Series of Suit Sales ! Suit and Wrap Salons Second Tloor. (Largct and Leading Apparel Establishment West of Chicago.) A WONDERFUL TWO-DAT SALE OF SMARTLY TAILORED SUITS OPENS TODAY CONTINUING- AND CONCLUDING SATURDAY A COLOSSAL Yi PRICE SALE! $22.50 Suits $ I 1 .25 $25.00 Suits $ 1 2.50 All the newest and smartest creations of this season. Speci mens o expert men tailors' workmanship. Materials o chev iot, serge, Panamas and handsome mannish mixed suitings, em bracing several numbers of the popular shepherd checks. Suits are in both blouse and jacket styles, plain tailored and in latest, most favored trimmed effects. Colors include navy, brown, black and fancy mixtures. The regular $22.50 and $25 values ahout 200 suits only at Half Price for 2 Days' Selling Another Remarkable Wrapper Bargain Women's $3 Percale House In pretty percale materials of gray, red, black and white, blue and white, red and white, etc.- Fetching floral and conventional designs, narrow and wide collars, Bishop sleeves, flounce styles, and prettily trimmed in braids and em- Aj?r broideries; values to $3.00. Today and Saturday only for iO'L 200 $12.50 Silk Petticoats $7.35 A grand assortment f beauties in a splendid range of colorings of rich taffeta, 24 mch accordion-plaited styles with plain yokes, others plain with accordion-plaited flounce, reds, light blues, pinks, greens, browns and blacks: very best 17 $120 value. Today and Saturday at tOO ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF SUMMER SHIRTWAISTS CONCEPTIONS OF DAINTY WHITE. $5.00, $6.00 AND $6.50 WAISTS POR $3.79 Pretty white Lawns, attractively trimmed in laces, embroideries and tuckings. All in newest styles and most approved -models. With Bishop sleeves and every fa vorite fancy of fashion the greatest Shirtwaist bargain of all the season: reg ular $5, $6 and $6.50 values. Special today and x-r WA Saturday at O.il A CHOICE LOT OF CHILDREN'S COATS, for today and Saturday at y2 PRICE. Another Bit o' Luck We've created similar opportunities as this one planned for today on two for mer occasions this year. Both brought such generous response we felt encouraged to outdo ourselves in this event and surpass every precedent set by bygone sales of similar nature. We leave the result to you, but judge fair be here and see for yourself. The shapes are all in newest models, charming styles, embracing Sail orsv Continentals, Turbans, etc., mostly in the natural straw colors arid pretty fancy plaids. Not a shape in the lot regularly priced under 75c, and more that T "C neighbor on and touch $1.50. Choose today only at , x)OL Among the flowers are included all the stopover lots of the present season all dis continued add broken lines, endments and oddments a drastic clean-up; usual 19c 25c, 39c and 50c bunches all at a choice for today only g to close, at .". 1 JC WOMEN'S GOWNS HALF PRICE UBdermuslin Salons Second Floor Annex. Ladies' fine Nainsook or Linon Gowns, trimmed in a great va riety of styles, such as low, square or round neck, V-shaped and slip-over styles, long and elbow sleeves, lace or embroidery trimmed. This is a broken line and only 1 or 2 of a kind. Regular prices from $6.00 to $20.00. Special While They Last at Half Price Two More Talking Sensations in the Silk Store Srath Annex First Floor. Values that will set the town agog and further spread our fame as givers of best bargains in Silks. And mind you the Silks must alsij be best or they'd be denied admission here by our doorkeeper. These prices for today and Saturday only. Two wonderful specials; every popular weave and coloring embraced; all 1905 fabrics; not a yarn 01. om gooas m an ine great onenng. aee tnem to iuliy appreciate the magni tude of the values. LOT 1 2S00 yards of Mohair Mixed Suit Silks. No Silk made will give better wear. Colors are browns, navys, greens, reds, resedas; unequaled rQr $1.00 value. Special for today and Saturday, yard Oxii- LOT 24500 yards of the swellest novelty Suitr Silks to be found in the world's best markets; every new make, style and color in this lot; our unequaled 7J7 $1.25 value. Special for today and Saturday, yard You Pocket Half the Price On the Wanted Summer Dress Stliffs If You'll Shop Before 6 P. M. Saturday COLORED DRESS GOODS Odd pieces of new 1905 Suitings, in all the newest weaves and color combinations nabbed French Voiles, Silk and Wool Suitings also our entire line of Fancy Eng lish Mohairs the unequaled $1.00 grade all go today, and Saturday at HALF MHO 5fe grades for, yard 25 $L00 grades ferr yard. .- 50 $L25 grades for, yard .62Vz 1 1 2th tirand Friday Economy Sale Today ! Wrappers 95 Cents for Home Milliners A sort of Four-Leaved, Clover Event in the "Bijou" Millinery Salons2-Annex Second Floor. Stylish Hff 35c Flowers Tor i Oc Niffhi 6qwr, $L5Q grades for, yard v.75 $2.00 grades for, yard .....fl.00 12.50 graces for, yard $1.25 IS NEAR WITH ITS REWARDS. Here's the Home of the 'Gloria' Shoe At the frlr-"Vay" Boot Shop. Aristocratic In bearing- fit for wear at royal court. "Where else but In the GIotU does auch grace of outline, such fetching- style exist nt such moderate price. Where ese. Indeed, such really beautiful and fashionable footwear. In aa. aortments so satisfactory and complete as are shown In our line of GLORIAS FOR MEM OR W OMEN' AT A Group of Live Ones That Appeal to Men Patrons The "Hafeerdasherle" Flmt Floor Wot Ah Hex. Here's a male quartette, whose bargain song- will fill the Annex "Man's Shop" to day with buyers, who. to be a trifle slangy, "get wise" a time ago to the sav ings sure to be made by doing their shop ping In tho trim and tidy Men's Furnish ing Section. No need for us to tell the women they formed the habit long ago they're, wiser shoppers than men, 'most al ways. MEN'S 36c UXDKRWEAR FOR 33c. Men's Balbriggan Underwear, in a neat Oxford gray pin stripe; both shirts and drawers One of the best SOc values in the store; Special Economy Sale price, the garment 35c 43c FOR MEN'S 73c GOI.F SHIRTS Men's Golf Shirts, in tan, gray and blue, with plaited bosoms and attached cuffs An extra good value at 75c; Special Economy Sale price, each 42c MEX'S 33c LISLE HOSE FOR ITc. Men's Pure Lisle Thread Hose, with high spliced heels and double soles, in black only Our 25c value; Special Economy Sal price, the pair 17c 35c SHIELD BOW'S FOR 10c. Men's Shield Bows, In new shapes and pretty colorings; a brand-new line and regular 25c value. Special Economy Sale price at, each 10c SPECIAL In the Art Shop Annex Second Floor. SWISS SHOPPING BASKETS. In assorted styles of weaving, large and medium sizes. Begular price 35c special.... 23c Children's Jackets Reduced Secoad Floor Annex. CHILDREN'S WHITE PiaUE JACKETS, pleated In back, trimmed In embroidery Insertion edging and medallions, some with sailor collars. Ages from 1 to 4 vears Reg. 31.50 to S1.85 values special at. .31.18 Reg. $2.50 to $2.75 values special at.. 817 Reg. $3.50 -values special at .$3.4 "GRAPE SHOT" A FUSILLADE OF BARGAINS FROM THE SMALL WARES TRENCHES First Floor. Notions Toilet Sundries, Sewing Helps and Stationery 63c FOR SL23 BACK COMBS. A new lot of flne. fancy Back Combs. In shell or amber color, gold mounted: all the latest styles and shapes. Our $1.25 value Special Economy Sale Price, each 60c 13c FOR 35c HAIRPINS. Shell Hairpins, one dozen in box. smooth finish, assorted styles. Our 25c value Special Economy Sale Price, the box.. 13c DARNING COTTON 2c. Best quality Darning Cotton. In black, white, tan and brown. Special Economy Sale Price, the spool 2c 7 SPOOLS COTTON THREAD 23c. Best American Spool Cotton, for hand and machine use. in black or white, all num bers. Special Economy Sale Price. 7 spools for - 23c nOOKS AND EYES lc. Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes In black, two dozen on card. Our oc value spe cial at. the card lc TOILET SUNDRIES AND STATIONERY 4 INSTEAD OF 75c FOR CASTILE SOAP. Imported Italian Castile Soap, extra qual ity, either white or green, in large four pound bars. Our 75c value special at. the bar 40c 15c TOILET SOAP FOR 7c. Choice hand-milled Toilet Soap. 3 cakes in box. Our 15c value Special Economy Sale Price, the box 7c 23c FOR COLD CREAM WORTH 39c -pound cans of pure white Theatrical Cold Cream, for softening and beautifying the complexion and skin. Our 39c value special at, the can 23c WHISK BROOMS 10c. 'Double-stltched Whisk Brooms, our 15c value special at, each 10c FLY PAPER 5c. Flv time is here. Buy Fly Paper, three double sheets, for - 3c WRITING TABLETS 3c. Good quality Ink Writing Tablets, smooth ruled paper. Our 5c value special at, each 3c CREPE PAPER NAPKINS FOR 10c. Plain wh'lte Crepe Paper Napkins, suitable for lunches or picnics. Our 20c value Special Economy Sale Price, the 100. ..10c WRITING- PAPER FOR 20c. High-grade box Writing Paper, In the new cloth finish, all shades. Our 35c value special at. the box 20c FANCY SOUVENIRS FOR 35c. Fancy Souvenirs, Match Holders. Ther mometers, etc. on wood placques Spe cial Economy Sale Price, each ...23c Refrigerator Prices Drop Close to Zero Third Fleer. Today's patrons should warm up to thesj prices. They'll go back to the "cooler" after the one-day selling you'll have to hurry.. Perhaps you've been waiting for this sale, reader. We offer, delivered, at your home. Today J7.30 REFRIGERATOR $849. Hardwood Refrigerator, well finished, zinc lined, mineral wpol packing between outer and inner cases: suitable for small family. Regular valu $7.50 special, each ............ .......... ...... $0.00 $19J REFRIGERATOR 1&25. High grade, white enamel Automatic Re frigerator, unequaled as food saver and economical user of ice. Regular value $19.50 special, each 18J6 933JS9 REFRIGERATOR- 1SJ5. Refrigerator, size 35 Inches wide. 19 Inches deep and 3 Inches high. Begular value $22.50 special, each - lSO A large line of zinc, white enamel and opal glass-lined" Refrigerators, value from $5.0 tq $125.09. at special sale prices.