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THE COKSIXGr OHEGOKIAX, WEDNESDAY, JTJXE 38, 1906.
OHDfNKNCE MM
HJWE BID FLAWS
Police and Fire Departments
May Not Get increased"
Pay.
DEVLIN CRIES "INVALID"
In tanks. SomethinW m!sht be said about
morels dancers maflejn Jdcsselsbelt, Mont.
but that's & suggestion unwonny a per
fect gentleman.
A friend of mine had traveled ail over.
but had never seen Venice, Well, he saw
11 Yesterday on the TralL Speaking of
mysteries, there are some of the funniest
sandwiches In those places where yen
eat If you do on the Trail. A curious
lady couldn't understand the Joke and
wondered what made Milwaukee famous.
She knows now. She drank three stems
yesterday on the TralL Three steins of
surcease.
Personally I've always wanted to see the
biggest Mar In the world. Yesterday I
watched the most successful speller on
the TralL "While I was listening to him
a short man from Tamhlll County, with
long whiskers and a sad eye, asked me
where be could see the foreign ladies
dance. And I showed him. Later I was
still listening to the speller when Yam
hill returned. His eye was less sad. "I've
seen 'em, by UecK at last. saa ne.
Just like that. WelUfthere was another
case of surcease on the TralL "Wasn't
there?
Declares Proper Course- "Was Sot
Pursued -and No Payments Can
. T3c 3Iad( Has Been Ap
proved by .Mayor.
At the farewell performance of the City
Council last Monday, ordinances were
passed authorizing an increase In the pay
of members of the Fire Department, as
well as captains of police and patrolmen
of the Police Department, and yesterday
afternoon the Mayor approved both
measures
Now it Is claimed the ordinance raising
the salaries of the Fire Department is
Invalid, and Auditor Devlin Intimates
that he will not approve any claims
under Its provisions in its present shape.
He says further that under the charter
the Council does not possess the power to
fix salaries: the Executive Board must
do that, and the Council may then ap
prove the action of the Executive Board.
It Is alleged that the petition for the In
crease In salaries of members of the Fire
Department was submitted to the Execu
tive Board by Chiuf Campbell on May 5,
accompanied by a recommendation that
the prayer be granted on the ground that
the efficiency of the department was
constantly being Impaired by resignations
on account of the poor pay.
Petition Reported Back.
The petition was reported back by
Curtis and Fleldner. the fire committee
of the Executive Board, on May 19. but
the records of proceedings show, accord
ing to Auditor Devlin, that the same pe
tition was before the Council on May 1",
It appearing that the committee from the
Executive Board, in Its eagerness to se
cure the nassage of the measure, had
taken this short-cut method of achie.'lng
results. The Council then referred the
petition back to the Executive Board.
Auditor Devlin says the new Executive
Board will have to pass upon all claims
under the proposed increase, and that, if
requested, he will necessarily have to
submit an abstract showing minutes of
proceedings, which, of course, will reveal
the Irregularities.
He states also that the petition of the
firemen for an increase, as it came from
the Executive Board, was not called for
by the Council, but was In the box of the
ways and means committee while the
matter was under consideration, and
while there may not be any trouble about
It. the technical defects in the meas
ure exist just the same.
How Ordinance Beads.
, As finally passed by the Council the
ordinance pro'idlng for the increase In
pay of the Fire Department reads as fol
lows:
Ordinance 'So. 14,720.
"An ordinance making an appropriation
out of the Fire Department fund of the
City of Portland for increase of salaries
of firemen for the month of Juno, 1905;
"The City of Portland does ordain as
follows:
"Section 1 That there be and Is hereby
appropriated out of the Fie Department
fund, the sum of $5000 for the payment of
the Increase of the salary of the Chief of
the Fire Department from S166.66 to the
sum of S200; for the increase of the
salaries of lieutenants In the Fire De
partment from 570 to $80 per month; for
the increase of the salaries of linemen,
hydrantmen and captains in the Fire De
partment from 575 to 585 per month; for
the increase of the salary of hosemen,
laddermen. stokers, drivers, pipemen.
supply driver and switchboard operator
from 565 to $70 per month, who hare been
In the service more than six, months, and
fcom 565 to 575 per month for those who
have been in the service more than 12
months."
That relating to the increase in pay
of the Police Department provides:
Ordinance Xo. 14,728.
"An ordinance making an appropriation
out of the Police Department fund of the
City of Portland for increase of salaries
of captains of police and patrolmen for
ihe month of Juner 1905:
"The City of Portland docs ordain as
follows:
"Section 1 That there be and is hereby
appropriated out of the Police Depart
ment fund the sum of 56000 for the pay
ment of the Increase of salary of cap
tains of police from 5S5 to 5100 perjl
montn; ana tor tne increase or salaries of
patrolmen from 575 to 5S0 per month.
ARMED MM IKS AMUCK
FLOURISHES PISTOL IX CITI
ZEN'S' FACES.
Is Finally Subdued and Taken to
Police Station, Where He
Gives Combat-
David Kennedy, a peddler of "pboiyo"
rings, ran amuck last night at East Burn-
side street and Union avenue because of
too much rum. Besides scaring half
hundred people, he smashed up the front
windows of the Star Brewing Company.
Repeated calls to police headquarters by
frightened citizens caused Captain Moore
to send officers to the rescue. Kennedy.
In his tirade agalnrt the peace, was given
free use of the street from the Burnside
street bridge, where he started on the
rampage, until he reached Union avenue.
In crossing the bridge he flourished his
revolver in the face of Mrs. Hoss, of 170
East Seventh street, and commanded her
to come along with him. The woman broke
from Kennedy and added her screams to
the hub-bub. Kennedy next ventured to
hold up an electric motor car, but was
unceremoniously bundled to earth by one
of the occupants. At Union avenue and
East Burnside street he smashed in the
plate-glass window of the Star Brewing
Company, and commenced a fight with
George "Washington, a colored porter.
"Washington, after a struggle, succeeded
in downing Kennedy, and took his re
volver away. In the fight with the plate
glass window. Kennedy tore his wrist
open, and was weakened somewhat by
loss of blood.
W. A. Mack, of 72 East Tenth street.
deputy game warden, and J. R. Hutchln
son, of HVt Second street Xorth. captured
the man after his fight with "Washington,
and started to police headquarters with
him. In the meantime Captain Moore
chartered an automobile offered by law
abiding citizens, and sent two policemen
to quell the disturbance. Officer wade,
on a beat In the North End. hearing of
the row. also started to Investigate. The
prisoner. In the hands of Mack and
Hutchinson was met on the bridge by
the two officers In the auto and by Officer
"Wade, who took him In charge, and with
the help of Mack brought him to the sta
tldn. Kennedy refused to be locked up.
claiming that he was an American cit
izen, and had rights of his own. After a
fight In the station, he was lodged in JaiL
Kennedy Is charged with disorderly con
duct and carrying concealed weapons.
Mrs. Yee Chew Has
Trouble
Surcease on the Trail
"A. A. G." Thinks the Hunt for
Happiness Should End There.
By A. A. G.
I'm not quite certain what surcease is.
It may beomethlng like aftermath. At
nil events there seems to be an associa
tion between it and sorrow, and what
ever it is you will find it-on the TralL
I am certain of this, for you'll find every
thing else there except prlmogenlal quiet.
If you're looking for that you'll search
longer than Parsifal hunted for the magi
cal harpoon, down on the TralL It's
too busy there and as soon as the hour
arrives for any one to hit it the Trail
quiet hikes up into Balch's Gulch some
where and stays there until the last barker
-ceases baying the moon. But surcease
why it must be there, for everybody
goes to the Trail, and as I understand
it, everybody Is looking for surcease. The
Two-Horned Alexander must be some
where along that Avenue of Happy Mo
mentsprobably in some of the trained
animal shows, and I'm almost certain
that the Mad Fakir of Swat beats a
drum at the gates of Cairo. I saw his
picture once In the New York World.
That's circumstantial evidence at least.
There may be different kinds of sur
cease, but even at that I'm sure it's all
there. Carnegie seems to be looking for
one kind wants to separate from his
.money. Well, he can do it on the Trail.
Parting is such sweet sorrow and lots
of It on the Trail. Observe the qual
ifying adjective anything that sweetens
sorrow must be surcease.
Any number of colored persons and
prizefight referees are always looking for
fowls although they don t spell them
the same. Well, there's a place on the
Trail where there are fancy chickens and
ducks and things like that. Hideous fun.
isn't It? Almost as bad as the one about
but that's different.
Then you know some ot us yearn for
candlesticks and chafing dishes made out
.of olive wood from the Mount of Olives-
imported from Mount Tabor. They're
,to be found there- Another timber land
mystery. Careful, careful, we may be
subpenaed. Not to mention Turkish "rugs
woven in Pendleton and Egyptian coffee
concocted In Cairo, I1L, and shipped here
Mrs. Yee Chew found the small feet of
her native clime very inconveniencing yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Yee Chew is the
Oriental wife of a prosperous Portland
Chinese. She came to Portland not very
long ago from China, where the practice
of banding the feet to make them small
had been practiced upon her until navlga
tlon on a large scale Is impossible unless
she is provided with a conveyance.
Mrs. Chew started out to see the Expo
sition yesterday In a carriage- She was
fitted up with a special invitation to visit
the Chinese booths, but her carriage was
halted at the gate, for there is an order
that carriages shall not be allowed about
the grounds. Inasmuch as they serve to
mutilate the driveways, streets and boule
vards. Her Invitation was of no avail
and she headed back, and so complained
to Yee Chew. Yee made direct to the
Administration building with his pass
ports and all the letters of recommenda
tion he could muster together and laid
his case before President Goodc. His
wife had to see the Exposition, and there
was no way around It. he said. He was
finally Informed that he must cither carry
her or secure an automobile, which vehl-,
cits arc not under the ban.
TALK OF THE TAVERN.
Portland's Great Grill Is Popular
Topic of Conversation. .
Everywbore you go there Is talk of
The Tavern, and it is all in highest praise.
The competent judges declare that It Is
the finest, roost unique and most up-to-date
of any grill and cafe in the Northwest-
Its after-theater suppers are the delight
of the smart set; its- noonday luncheons
command the patronage of the best busi
ness men. and Its shoppers' luncheons.
served every afternoon In the Ladies' An
nex, at 3G9 Alder street, are one of the
distinct charms of life In Portland. Main
entrance on Sixth street, between Wash
ington and Alder,
EXCURSION JRATES EAST
On June 28, 29 and 30 the Canadian Pa
clflc will sell round-trip tickets to East
ern points at very low rates." Tickets
will be good for stopover privileges, with
final limit of 90 days from date of sale.
For descriptive matter and full particu
lars call on or address F. R. Johnson. F.
and P. A. Canadian Pacific. 142 Third St.,
Portland. Or.
C0RSETSALE.
Remarkable sale of high-grade Corsets
opens this morning. We secured five cases
of the famous La Vlctorle from the fire
sale at the Rcdfern ware rooms. New
York City. The 5X50 grade straight-front
low bust on sale for 51.47: the 53.00 grade.
95c McAlIen & McDonnelL The store
that has no competition.
INVITATI0NRENEWED.
Invitations to the opening of the Land
of the Midnight Sun which were not
presented Saturday evening owing to the
Inclement weather will be honored Wed
nesday, June tS.
REDFERNC0RSETS.
The new shapes la this high-grade Cor
set are here. Every pair fitted and war
ranted. McAllea & McDonnelL sole agents
for Redfern Corsets.
Ttsrti fooi lan i are rood. The absolute parity
ol Burnett's Vanilla, has never been quctUcmed.
MERCHANDISE PURCHASED ON CREDIT TODAY. TOMOSJIOW AMD FRIDAY WILL, GO ON YOU JULY ACCOWT
The Meier (& Frank Store Always at Your Service
Wherever yo 1mm to fee pkuftiag to go for yow Ser vacation, if Uaok Sam or my of tkoc alte with him are near at mt4, yoei may take
the service of the store wkk yon Otr Mafl Order Pejrartmeat k at yor cogamaaMl, If yom. hmmtm tofc away for a fcrief ikxi, the sata atkkt
the service of those ogts$4e of Portlam every eay m the year Proaae and carefcl attw don is give every keiilry AM ey-trs are MM the sajae
day as receive A copy of oar kaikasoate semi-eM! catalog ytM' he fwre4 very ntefej Ask for oe Third Floor
50c Tah Hosiery, 3 Pairs for $1.00
1000 pairs of "Women's Medium Weight Tan. Col
ored Hose; with double sole; suitable for outing
wear; all 'sizes; best 50c values, on l r
sale today and tomorrow, 3 pairs for. V vfw
Women's Medium and Gauze Weight Cotton Hose;
sizes 8J to 11 ; very best 50c values ; e 1 (f
for this sale at 3 pairs for P 1 ,w
Women's Black Lace Lisle Hose in all-over and
lace boot patterns; big variety 1 flQ
styles; our regular 50c values; 3 pairs VJJ
Misses' Fine Brilliant Lisle Hose; a com
bination of beauty and service; sizes 6
to 9 ; values up to 80c a pair ; ft
3 pairs for 1 .W
Lace Curtain Specials Today
300 pairs" of ruffled Net Cur
tains," cluny patterns, inserting
and edging; all new desirable
styles, selling regularly at $2
a pair; the best curtain value
of many months at 1 JQ
the low price, pair v
400 pairs of Nottingham Laco
Curtains, 4 to 6 pairs of a
kind; splendid patterns; regu
lar $2.25 values on C
sale at this price, r JU
Special lot of weathered oak In
dia stools; $1.25 val- QQp
ues at, each
Folding Reclining Go -Carts $7.50
Snecial lot of 50 Handsome FoWinr Reclining Go-Carts
I This season's est model, hand reed body, 1 0-kich wheels.
fo-inch robber tires, springs end foot-brake Every cart
guaranteed perfect and to give satisfactory service Reg
ular $8,75 volae Yonr choice of this . tf y g f
lot at the very low price of p I JJ
See Them on Third Floor Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Unusual Wash Goods Specials
New White Lawns and Dimities, in open work stripes and checks,
pretty styles for waists and shirtwaist suits; regular Q
15c value" for the exceptionally low price of, yard. ..... vn"
White Piques in plain rib and fancies for waists and shirt- 1 (T.
waist suits, desirable styles; best 20c quality for, yard. . .
Colored Serpolets, new sheer material for Summer dresses; 1 Qc
large assortment of colors and patterns; best 25c quality.
Embroidered Dotted Swiss in plain dots, fancy open work checks
and stripes; large assortment of colors, including white; iftc
best 50c quality on sale today at, yard JUV;
Men's $18 Suits at $13.35
All our Men's $18.00 Double-Breasted Outing
Suits; this season's styles, from such prominent
makers as Stein-Bloch Co., Hart, Shaffner &
Marx and the Washington Tailors; fancy
tweeds, fancy cheviots and worsteds; newest
and most stylish cut; comfortable, sensible Sum
mer apparel; every suit made up in the best
possible manner; the exclusive clothier would
would ask $22.50 for C 1 K
suits of equal grade v
"Hawes" Hats
Sole Portland agents for the famous "Hawes"
$3.00 Hat for men. The best-made, best-wearing
$3.00 hat on the market. You can see them being
made in the Manufactures' building at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition. The most interesting man
ufacturer's exhibit on the grounds. Always one
price $3.00. Every hat guaranteed.
Drug Sundry Specials Today
White's Tooth Powder... 16
Tavern Toilet Soap, fine milled,
great value; dozen Or
cakes for
Star Bath Tub Enamel... 25
See 6ur immense line of souv
enir post card albums, 25 up
to $4.00 each.
Burnt Leather Souvenir Post
Cards, 5 and 106 each.
Eaton-Hurlbut's fine stationery
in all the new forms; 50c val
ues on sale for 33
4-row adult Tooth Brushes, 20c
and 25c values X2
Eleanwell rubber-faced sponges
special, each 26
Mansfield's Powder Puffs, im
ported chamois, filled with
complexion powder; great spe
cial value 19
Good Fly Paper, 3 double sheets
for : 5
Gray bristle Hair Brushes, spe
cial 19
4711 Perfumes, triple extract;
all odors, per ounce 23$
Silk and Lingerie Waists Low Prfced
Toy Dept. Specials
Boys' and Girls' Boiler Skate;
the very best'kinds.
40c values for, pair -30
$50 values for, pair. .39
$1.00 values for, pair 78 &
$2.75 values for, pair. . . ..$2.03
TOY RXFRIG1RAT0XS.
55c values for, each 25
$1.35 values for, each QOi
$3.00 values for, each $1.25
Fourth of July. Flags and decor
ating materials at the very' lowest
prices Third Floor.
Flag Croquet; the 1905 Croquet
game; $3.50 Tdue .$2.88
Glasscock Baby Walker; regular
$3.25 values for $2.85
"BUSTXR BSwOWN
CAMERA FOR......
$1
200 "Buster Brown" Cameras;
take picture 2x2 inches; a
practical little camera that every
boy wants to take along on his
Summer outing ; great i
value at, each . ... P I
No. 2 "Buster Brown" Camera;
takes picture 2x3 inches,
$2.00 each Third Floor.
HoBsekeepins Linens
Special Low
Prices Today
Hoasekeejry are greatly inter
ested in tMs Met of spkmiid
velMes Fe Table Deesks,
NoeJuas end Bedspreads at sev
Mag of one-third or more
Half Bleached Satin Damask Table
Linen hi a great assortment of the
very best patterns; 72 in. Qf
wide; reg. $1.25 quality -TOC
Full Bleached Double Satin Damask
Table Linen ; 72 inches wide ; regu
lar $1.50 quality in o
beautiful patterns, yd.
200 dozen high-grade Napkins in
beautiful patterns; regular $3.50
grade for this sale at
low price of, dozen". . .
White .Hemmed . Marseilles Bedspreads in great as- C
sortment of patterns; regular $2.50 quality, each...."
Colored Fringed Satin Marseilles Bedspreads in pink, blue and
red; regular $3.50 values on sale at the low price 0
of. each w
100 dozen Fringed Bleached Huck Towels; best value we
we have ever offered at this price, each
JOHN S. BROWN &. SONS
$2.68
9c
FINE TABLE LINENS
The best the world produces a
complete stock in immense vari
ety of styles and all grades.
1000
Dozen Women's Silk Gloves
1000 Doze Women's Fare SOk Gloves have keea received
the pest three days, making tke greatest snowing of new ira-to-date
styles ever attempted ky guy Westers store DoMe
tipped fiagers, stroagly sewed seams Purest s2k material m
Mack, kowi, tens, grays, white, champagae, red, greeg, etc,
etc Gloves that fit right, look right, made right, retam they
shape sad ere very reasonably priced at 50c, 75c aad $ 1 Peir
Sole Portlaifcd- agents for "Perrms" Real French Kid Gloves
$30.00 Values 519.85
$75.00 Values $55.50
$16.00 Values $11.85
$18.00 Values $13.25
$56.00 Values $41.25
$36.00 Values $25.50
Our entire stock of high-grade
Waists at special reductions this
week. Imported French Blouses in
the Callot and La Favorite styles;
taffeta silks, messaline silks, chiffon,
liberty satin, lace and net waists,
beautiful styles, trimmed in round
mesh, Valenciennes, Irish Crochet
Laces, Duchess Lace, hand-made
Bruges, shirring, etc. All sizes
$21.00 Values 14.45"
$22.50 Valuas $15.45
$25.00 Valuta $17.65
$37.00 Valuw $25.50
$40.00 Val. $28.75
$45.00 Valeea $31.65
$80.00 Valmea $64.25
$12.50 Vahwt .$9.85
$15.00 ValBis $10.55
TRAVELING BAGS
24-lnch full stock leather Suit Case,
linen lined trlth shirt fold, brass lock
and bolts. Regular JS.OO value. .9SOS
16-lnch leather Club Bagv linen lined
with pocket barrel, lock and on
clasps. Regular Sa value...
32-nch canvas covered, waterproof.
painted TrunK Cloth lined, skeleton
trays 2 leather straps, strongly built.
Regular $11.25 trunk, on (n M
sale at this low price 7.oO
GREAT FLANNEL BARGAINS TODAY
1030 yards of 41e and 50c Scotch. Flannels In the very best patterns n5
and colorings 3S Inches wide Grand value at. yard ............. 0C
5000 yards of Flannelettes for dressing sacnues and wrappers Im
mense variety of desirable patterns and shades lic value for. yanl
7c
Scowflake flannelettes, all wool, very best patterns, desirable for fl
Coast waists, etc. 10c values fer this sale at. yard "c
Flannels anl Mohairs for bathing suits All grades Best values la
town. Flannel Department.
30c RIBBONS AT 18c YD.
3000 yards of all pure Silk Taf
feta and Satin Taffeta Ribbons,
in black, white and various col
ors, 4 inches wide; regular 25c
and 30c value on sale 1 Q
for, per yard jC
25c RIBBONS AT 1 Be YD.
1000 yards of fancy Ribbons,
extra good quality, pretty de
signs; best colorings, suitable
for neckwear. Summer dress
trimaiag, etc; 25c I 0
value for, jTard
Basement
Specials
S-inch Butcher Knives; regular 50c
values, for, each 39
20c Bread Knives for 15
10c Paring Knives for 7
Tin Teaspoons, dozen.... 6 and 8
Lemonade, straws, package 4
Candle Shades,' assorted colors; great
special value at, each 12
$3.25 Cut Glass Jelly Dishes $2.59
Magnificent Cut Glass Bowls; rejjuEir
$16.75 values for $12.40
Cracker Jars, with silver-plated
cover; $20 -values for.... $1.96
No. 8 Nickel Teakettles; regular $L25
value for) each 9T
3-Pint JHckcl Coffee Pots; regular
$1.00 values for i 83
Blue and White Porcelain Salt Boxes;
30c values for 24
$2.00 Clothes Wringers for.. $1.63
$1.25 Universal Food Choppers 96
Women's Neckwear Specials
Vafaes every econooucal woman is inter
ested m Every hern is worthy yogr cart
fal javestigatiog Take aVHtiy
.... .. . t -T t 1 - T 1 5
t v iute .unen btocKS, emoroiaerea in ugnx ome ana
and 3oe values on sale lor - -LP
and Clark flags embroidered, on the iqm
llMf lul li ends; 25c values on sale for
l l Embroidered Turn-Over Collar and Cuff Sets;
' Ci UUUJb VJ. yttklitlUy -k.-- J J
rtnv 35 -ralTiiSff mi salt for w Jw
Cream Carrick Me Cross and white Point Lace
Stock and' Cuff" Sets; regular $1.75- 1 on
values on sale for, per set F
Just received A complete new line of Taffeta Silk and Satin
Belts, in black, white and popular colors; shirred girdle de
signs; all sizes; grand values at, each, 50c-, 75c, tT ff
$1.00 up to
"Women's Walrus Leather Bags in black, brown and tan; gilt and
nickel frames, inside pocket, coin purse and card case; Q'i-
regular $1.25-values for -rOC
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LACE AND EM1R.OIDER.Y BARGAINS
Point tie Parts and Valenciennes
Laces, 3 to 5 Inches -wide, values
up to 25c the yard on sale j
for. yard .1 OC
Three srreat lots ot -Corset Cover
Embroideries, at very tempting
prices today. Best-value of the sea
son. V1ha p tm 99c yard fer, yri..3Kc
Valaea to 8R yanL fer, yard..4Be
Vale Bp t J3. 7U for, yar..We
lS-lnch Fla-ured Nets In watte,
creaza andecru. very best 31.00
values oa sale at the low -j .
price of. yard JjC
Venlae Alio vera, white and ecrtz. the
very best patterns to select from
Val mm mp tm IMt fer, yard... 918
Varan fr, yard...ao&S
Point do Parts Laces. 3 to 9 Inches
wide, great assortment of pat
terns, values up to 75c the
yard, yard ... . ...VC
HUG SPECIALS
Afghanistan Brussels Buss, four pat
terns, beautiful designs and color
ings, siza 3x12 feet: every vng la the
lot genuine J25 value; .
your choice
Hlj?h-grale Axmlnster Bugs, bish-art
Oriental designs: handsome patterns
and colorings; every rug- regular JiO
value; your choice at this ffK
low price
10,000 Pieces of Fine Muslin Underwear
AT VEJtY TEMPTING PJUCES
10,000
jiitc from frtt wwitcweac Makers m th Gown,
Skirts, Corswt Covtrs, Drawtrs PrtttSwU styles FowrkXs
"Women's fine nainsook and cambrie Corset Covers, trimmed in
Very nine Valenciennes Laces, embroideries, clusters of tucks,
insertion, beading and ribbon; blouse fronts; grandest values
of the year for your choosing
S 1.35, $1.50 mA $1.75 Corset Covtrs for '98c Eack
$2.00 ami $3.25 Corsat Covtcs for $1.23 Eck
S2.5Q, $2.75 4 $3.Q0 Corset Covars for $1.95 EaxA
$3.25 to $4.00 Corset Covtrs for $2. IS Eack
"Women's cambric, nainsook and muslin Drawers, trimmed in fine
embroidery, laces, tucks, headings and ribbons; handsome
styles in all sizes
$1.25 Jni $1.50 Drawtrs cm sale for 9&c Pair
$1.75 aa4 $2.00 Drawers cm sale for $1.22 Pr.
$2.25 to $3.00 Drawers oa ste for $1.9&Pr.
Women's Gowns made of cans-rlc. axiuyooVs and mus- tt
Uns: high, square aad "round necks trimmed In fine eta-
broideries aad lace edgings, etaeters of tucks and lnser- J
tions; full widths aad. lengths an wlda hesss If
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Women's cambric Skirts; wide flounces; trimmed la fine
laces and embroideries, lnsertlsns. clusters of tueks:
fitted waist bands and. separate dust raEtes; very best
styles; special values ?
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Special lots of Skirt. Chemise; lace, embroidery; beadlaar
and tfecks- trimmed; Jl-S and J 1-50 values. 32.7a,
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