y
THE 3IORXTXG OREGONULX, THUK5DAT, JTJSE 2t,
HEW DIRECTORS
FOR EQUITABLE
organization of the Society
Begun by Trustees of
' Majority Stock.
PROMINENT MEN NAMED
Resignations of Twenty-One. of Qld
Board Are Accepted, . Including
J. J. Hill and Alfred G.
Vanderbilt.
NEW YORK. June 2S.G rover Cleve
land. Morgan J. 0Brln and George
Vestinshouse. the "trustees of the ma
jority stock of the Equitable Assurance
Society, took the first step in the reor
ganization of the society today by ac
cepting the resignations of all directors
who had tendered them, and in forward
ing to the board of directors the names
of nine prominent citizens, representing
the interests of the stockholders, -with
the recommendation that they be at once
elected.
The recommendation of the trustees
was immediately complied with, and the
following gentlemen became members of
the directorate: E. B. Thomaa, F. G.
Bourne. J. E. Schmldlapp. Frederick
Boebllng, WIlHam Whitman. E. TV.
Bloomlngdale. E. TV. Robertson, Joseph
Bryan apd J. J- Albright.
Who New Directors Are.
All of the new men hold policies of
various amounts in the Equitable So
ciety, and their names were submitted in
large part by the society's agents.
E. B. Thomai Is president of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company.
F. G. Bourne 1 one of the largest. If not
th Urged. stockholder In the Singer Sewing
Machine Company.
J. B. Schmldlapp In a capitalist of Cin
cinnati. Frederick Itoebllng is a member of the fa
tnouB family or brldgebullders and lives at
Trenton, X. J.
William Whitman Is a paper manufacturer
of Beaten.
E. W. Bloomingdale lt one of the pro
prietors of a department store In this city
and war a member of the so-called Crlmrotns
committee. of Equitable policy-holder.
E. W. Robertson Is a prominent South
Carolina man. whose name was pretented to
the Equitable trustees by the general agent
and policy-holders of that section of the
country.
Joxeph Bryan is a capitalist and repre
ntative citizen of Richmond. Va.
J. J. Albright Is one of Buffalo's best
known financiers.
Forgans Resignation Withdrawn.
The board also accepted the resigna
tions of all but one of the directors who
had resigned, the one exception being
James B. Forgan. who withdrew his res
ignation, which Is held In abeyance. The
other 21 directors who resignations were
accepted were:
Cornelius N. Bliss, Georgn H. Squiere,
Charles S. Smith, Brayton Ives. M. E. In-
galls. A. J. Cassatt, JE. II. Harriman, Jacob
.H. Sohiff. James J. Hill, T. Jefferson Cool
idge. John Jacob Aster. Marvin Hughltt,
Henry C Frlck. M. Hartley Dodge, John A.
Stewart. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. August Bel
mont. D. O. Mills, Robert T. Lincoln. John
Sloan? and Joseph T. Lowe.
Of the gentlemen whose resignations
were accepted, all had been made known
before except those of Messrs. George H
Squlerc. James J. Hill and Alfred G
Vanderbilt. That these gentlemen had
rent in their resignations was net known
until the fact of their acceptance was
made known.
The names of President J. TV. Alex
ander and Vice-President James H. Hyde
and Messrs. Tarbell. Wilson and Mcln
tyre are not in the list of the resigned
directors, they having only resigned as
officers of the society.
All Are Policy-Holders.
All of the new directors are to serve !
out unexpired terms of the directors
whom they succeed, the trustees to name
later Just whom they succeed. All of the
new directors are policy-holders in the
socloty, and they become members of the
board as representatives of the policy
holders. They constitute the first nine
members to be elected out of 2S by the
policy-holders, the others to be elected
by the stockholders of the society later.
The trustees also Issued a long state
ment to the policy-holders, urgently in
viting, their co-operation In the work of
reorganization.
A. long statement- from James H.
Hyde, replying to th strictures conveyed
in the report of State Superintendent of
Insurance Hendricks was read at the
meeting of the directors.
At the conclusion of the meeting of the
trustees, Mr. Cleveland left for Bui
zard's .Bay. where he will spend a fort
night fishing with Dr. J. D. Bryant and
E. C. Benedict. It is not likely that
"there will be another meeting of the
trustees for a fortnight.
Appeal Issued to Policy-Holders.
The Equitable trustees, Grover Cleve
land, Morgan J. O'Brien and George
Westinghouse. today Issued an appeal to
the policy-holders. The appeal in part
follows:
Supplementary to the notice addressed by us
to you on the 16th of the present month, in
viting ts expression af your preference and
Asking your aid. not only In the election of
director In aM eociety to be selected from
or number at the annual meeting of the
society In December, but also In ow earMer
recommendations to the board of directors of
Xtc) -holders' to All vacancies existing In mid
board, we now inform you that we have iMs
dy recommended certain perron from your
tx4t to nil a portion of teeae vacancies.
The reinforcement or the board without delay
beame Imperative bj reason of xwmereue
ii4gTiaUonfl. and the necessity of a working
SMsaeer of directors for the proper transaction
f the society's burtnesp. Mere of these va
cancies ought to be filled In the near future.
Of coanr, it has thus far been ItnporslbU
fur us to communicate mere directly than
through the prens with even a majority of the
000.000 poncy-hoidero of the society, or to s-
eertain to the extent desired their preferences
In the matter of filling these vacancies, but
we bone that we shall be better informed of
their wishes In the premise;. Those who are
M situated that the can thus co-operate -lth
us Quickly would by doing so render a servica
to the society and to all the Interests In
volved. Astounding Revelations Made.
The published report of then" wbo hare In
vestigated the past management of the society
and the astounding revelations they bring to
ltgbt have impressed us with the grave reepoa
slbHIty renting upon Us to pre-rent also, as
far as it Is In our power, a repetition of a
Fandalous and tragic chapter in the hlstcry
of a great tiumrance company. The leona to
be learned, from the exposures made In the
at that men who are more concerned tn mak-
ias; money for themselves than in discharging
a sacred trust should not cave control ci a
life lnmiraince ccmnanr. and that In the tn'
retment of life Insurance, funds safety rather
than larse profits chould be tas rule. . .
TVe feel Ske casing to you that, notwith
standing the afflictions of the Equitable So
ciety, its renource. auets and wrpius are too
great, and refcrmsi in its management are too
promising to admit of crabt or xslsglTlsr on
your part concerning the mfety of your policy
investments.
During ths short period that wftl probably
elapse before all the existing vscsmeles In tin
"board, of directors will fee filled, and theonger
time that must elapse before the annual elec
tion of directors in December, when oar vot
ing power a trustees of a majority of t
society stock can be exercised, we again
bespeak your sensible asd Independent a!,
uninfluenced br Insidious and surplctous In
fluences, and In return we pledge ourselves that
so far aa it 1 given to us to see our way. tn
conduct of our trn shall be. actuated solely
by a desire to secure and ceseenre your In
terests and promote the aafety and success or
the great life Insurance organization of wbleh
yon and your families are the promised bene-
flclariest
BRIDE TO S0N0F A LORD
311 ss Amy Phlpps 3rarrled With
Great Pomp In London.
LONDON". June 28. Miss Amy Phlpp.
eldest daughter o Henry Phlpps, of
Pittsburg, Pa., was married this after
noon in St. George's Church,, Hanover
Square, to Captain the Honorable Fred
erick Guest, of the First Life Guard,
son of Lord "Wlmbowne. Much interest
was taken in the wedding, and the
church was filled, the guests including
Ambassador and Mrs. TCnitelaw Held, the
staff of the American Embassy and most
of the Americans prominent In London
society, besides friends of the groom's
family, noticeable among them being
Princess Christian and the daughters of
Princess Henry of Battenberg.
The Archdeacon of London, the ven
erable William MacDoaald Sinclair, and
the rector of St. George Church offi
ciated. Mr. Phlpps gave away the bride,
who was attended by two train-bearers
and eight bridesmaids.
The bridesmaids were Lady Mary
Bowes-Lyon. the Honorable Gweneth
Ponronby, Miss Louise "Wood, of Pitts
burg: Miss Margaretta MacVeagh, of
Philadelphia; Miss Irene Catlln. of St.
Louis; Mies Hetty Davenport and Miss
Gwendolene Burden, of New "Fork, and
Mis?" Jean Iteid. daughter of Ambassador
Held. The bride wore rich white satin
draped with old lace, with a wreath of
roses beneath a tulle veil.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at Brookhouse. Park Lane, which
Mr. Phlpps has taken for the season.
Over 1030 invitations were accepted, and
the handsome house, which to beauti
fully decorated with flowers, was crowded
with guests. The presents were numerous
and costly. Including diamond tiaras.
necklaces and other Jewels.
Government Gives Up Casey.
WASHINGTON, June 2S. Upon motion
of District Attorney Beach, the cases
against James T. Me teal f. Harry C. Hal
lenbeck and Norma K. Me teal f. Indicted
for conspiracy to defraud the Government
In connection with the contract for
money-order blanks, were nolle prossed In
Criminal Court today. Mr. Beach an
nounced that after a careful investigation
of the evidence he had decided to take
no further steps looking to the trial of
these persons, and asked tbat the Indict
ments be dismissed.
Economy
Is a strong point with
Hood's Sarsapirilla. A
bottle lasts longer and 4oes
more good than any otfeer.
It is the only medicine of
which can truly be said
1 00 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
NO RISKS
HERE
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Great Care
Taken
The Oregon Optical Co. Is a place
where the people can come, knowing they
wIlL get the best possible service, the
lowest possible, and an honest opinion
concerning their eyes, free of charge.
Examination free.
Oregon Optical Co.
Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Fourth and Yamhill
CART
1TTLE
IVER
PILLS
SICK HEADACHE
Positively cured by the
nttle Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyrpcpria,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per.
fcet remedy for Dirxxness, Nxciea, Drowsi
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Toogrx
Pain in the Side. TORPID UVER. They
Jfcejulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
maN PHI. Small Doc.
tmaH Prlc.
OUT-Or-TOWN
ro4ks Invited to
make this Store
their Headquar
ters while in City
HEADQUARTERS
FLAGS
sad
4th of July
DECORATIONS
Goods Purchased on Credit
Today and Tomorrow WM! Be Charged on July Atcount
Only Three More Days of Voting
I the Pertlaatf Pupils Exposlttoa Ceateat. This Is the time for greatest
"HastHa." Wh. Will Be Electe!? 1
I! ANOTHER SILK SALE
EXTRAORDINARY
This is the greatest silk season in the history of the dry
goods business. This house is the greatest Silk Store on the
Pacific Coast and these values are unsurpassed by any silk
bouse anywhere. Look at these prices and be astonished.
Come and see the silks and be still further astonished.
IIRST FLOOR SILK ANKEX.
27-inch all pure silk Black Taffeta; our unequaled regular
$1.25 grade, special only, per yard 89
23-inch all pure silk Black Taffeta; our unequaled regular
$L10 grade, special only, per, yard 79$
21-inch all pure silk Black Taffeta ; our unequaled regular
$1.00 grade, special only, per yard 69
"WHITE INDIA SILKS AT VERY SPECIAL PRIOES.
Compare these with others sold by would-be Silk Shops.
27 inches wide; regular 50c grade, special 38 C
27 inches wide; regular 60c grade, special 47
27 inches wide; regular S5c grade, special 84
27 inches wide; regular $1.00 grade, special 74
27 inches wde; regular $1.25 grade, special S6
27 inches wide; regular $1.50 grade, special $1,12
Novelty Suit Silks in all the newest colors and designs i
Special purchase just received of 2200 yards Mohair
Warp Silks Bold usually at $1.00 Special Jp
varrf TvPv.
Novelty Suit Silks see window display regular $1.25
values; special only, yard 7b
Just Arrived by Express
A NEW LOT OP LADIES'
:: CHAMPAGNE HALE SHOES
It Is quite an unusual thins to
ship Shos by express across ths
continent, but tho town hax been
completely sold out of LaJle
Champagne Colored Ties, the spe
cial fad of the season. Our trade
mn.t bo satlflied; hence the
"hurry up order.
In this shipment will be found
three new designs tyles not to be found elsewhere. Call
early whle the stock J complete.
Half-Price Sale on Women's Red Ox
fords, Slippers and Children's
Red Shoes
Tour Summer Costume Is really incomplete without a
pair of red Slippers or Oxfords. They are truly fascinating
as they peek out from the dainty, fluffy. Summer Dress. Now
Is the time you can wear them and now Is the time we want
you to have them; In f&ct. we are going to. be as liberal as a
store possibly can be and will make the price Just half for
this special sale. Conic soon that we may be able to nt you
correctly.
Women's red -Oxford Ties. S4.60 value; reduced to .83.86
"Women's red 3-strap Slippers, J2.50 value; reduced ....si.23
"Women's red 1-strap Slippers. 11.75 value; reduced to.... 83
Children a red Boots, sizes s?i to 11. j:.:5 value; reduced
to
Children's red Boots, sizes 5 to
to
Children's red Boots, sizes - to
to
Children's red Boots, sizes 1 to 5,
to
..SI.12
I, J 1.75 value; reduced
SSe
6, J1.25 value; reduced
3e
XI. 00 value: reduced
S0e
Other Specials in the Big "Pair-Way
Shoe Store
WOMEN'S M.&0 TAX SHOES, 13.04.
Women's Tan Russia calf Lace Shoes, the latest fashion, tha
best material; were H.G0; reduced to S3.00
WOMEN'S S3JH TAX SHOES,
Women's Tan vlcl kid Lace (medium shade), both turned
sole and welt ole for tht street; were 13.50; reduced
to ax33
ME.VS AND BOYS' CANVAS SHOES.
Men's and Boys' Light Tan Canvas Shoes, calf trimmed, solid
througaout
Men's sizes. Special at. pair 93c
Youths' sizes, 11 to 1. Special at, pair 90a
31 EX'S HALF SHOES, XS3.
Men Tan Rush la Calf Halt Shoes. Blucber and Oxford pat
tern, oak soles and Goodyear sewed; regular value $3.50.
Special fX83
MEN'S 93.00 SHOES, 94.6.
Men's gun metal Calf Lace Shoes, the new dull finish stock.
Blucher cut. new swing last, guaranteed, both stock and
workmanship: regular value 15.00. Special, pair ....KM
BOYS' SHOES.
We aave on sale this week only a line of Boys' well-wearing
vlci kid Shoe, made bythe Lehigh Valley Shoe Company,
makers of Beys' high grade Shoes
Boys sizes, 2i to 6; regular value J 2.75. Special pair.ftz.oa
Youths' sizes, 11 to 2; regular value jr.25. Special.
pair 1.T5
Little Mea'a sizes. S to 11; regular value 12.00. Special.
pair 81.38
Furious Selling in
H Colored Dress Goods
Section
Price ripped square 1b trrsv. Yam run mow bay tns yaria
where you formerly bouxkt ely ee. Year dres will coat yea
only one half.
Thousands of yards of new. down-to-date Dresa Fabrics, all
In new 19M styles, the odd pieces, left from this, the most
successful season we have ever had. Novelty English
Mohairs. Silk and Wool Mixture. Novelty Lace Mohair.
Bannockburn and Heather Tweed Suiting, etc: every color
In the line. All go at - HALF PRICE.
32.50 grades for. yard IJS
J2.00 grades for, yard tl.ea
J1.S6 grades for. yard 75c
31.25 grades for, yard 2V4c
31.00 grades for. yard - Me
3 .SO grades for, yard 33e
SS-inch Imported cream English Mohair: our regular 75c
grade. Special, for teday only, yard Me
IMPORTED FRENCH VOILE.
All pure woaL In all street and evening shades, cream In
eluded ,
6-!neh; our regular 31.60 grade. Special for. yard tUl
54-lncb; our regular 31.. a grade. Special for. yard 9L-M
For swell Driving Butts no fabric made will prove more
eerviceanie or can oe more aiyusa.
Block Is Always Worn
Alrraya waa aasl always will be. Ye atsaaly easts at srel almc
Trlthest It. Every treat nk kasma about frea gaasla ta
aware that we are fax away 1m the lead m Black Drea
Cesii MerehaMts.
m b
a, We now offer three great special values in all jjure wool
a enen oue. zast oye ana ncn coior
mm Our regular 31.25 grade. Special for. yard
Our regular 31.50 grade Special for; yard tUl
Our regular 32. W grade. Special for. yard fLtJ?
"It's a Shame to Do it, But
They've Got to Go"
Said our Millinery Man
ager as he surveyed the
grand display of beau
tiful Hats, bougat to
tell for twice tho price
you can now buy them
for. but he emphasized
the right point.
-THEY'VE GOT TO
GO." and the Half Price
Sale is making them
move lively, too. This
sale Is no respecter of
styles. but Includes
every new design for
this summer's wear. All
at
HALP
PRICE
Pick them out. If you have seen a Hat you admire, come
in now and get It for Half. No matter how low the price was.
you only pay HALF now.
ai-50 STRAW SHAPES FOR r
To keep the Iiterwt unflagging we throw In a lot of New
uoous mat seem almost iikq giving tnem away. Tnere are
500 untrimmed Straw Shapes In tnls lot. Including a large,
quantity of very fine bod: Hats for Children and Misses;
also splendid dress shapes for ladles wear In black, white,
tan. brown, blue and plaid colors. Hats In this lot worth up
to 31.30. While they last, your choice for 33c
FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE 1c
A splendid line of Flowers and Foliage, great assortment to
select rrom. look them over and take your choice at, per
bunch lc
THE SUMMER GIRL AND SUMMER WOMAN
Will Both Fiad Comfort and
Delljcht at Our Special Sale of
Summer Wash Fabrics
Flrat Floor.
There Is no other store In
the Northwest that even
makes the attempt to show
such a comprehensive line of
Wash Goods as can be found
here, and as in all other lines
where Quantity makes price
we have the advantage as our
goods all come direct from
the mills and Importers, and
much of It from the foreign
makers direct, enabling us to
auote prices regularly at
about what smaller dealers
pay the wholesale house. And
now. when we have seen fit
to Dlace sneclal d rices on the
most desirable of all our Sum
mer uoods. it creates an opportunity seldom presented to tne
consumer. The Items mentioned below are onlv a few taken
at random to show the great extent of the reductions. The
stock Itself Is so Iarsre and varied that It would take our entire
newspaper space to describe It. Come and see lor yourseit.
COe SCOTCH PLAID ZEPHYR. 38e.
Scotch Plaid Zephyr, patterns in all the different clans, adapted
for suspender suits: recular value 50c. Special, yard 33c
30e AND 68c SILK EOLIEN?(ES. 33c.
Imnnrird nnvelt! In Slllr l?nllerinS- Emhroldered Mulls. Dot
ted Batiste and Printed Mouasellnes; regular values 30c and
60c Special at, yard .33c
53e AND 40c CANVAS ELLUMINE.
rich combinations; regular values 35c and 40c Special, yd. 23c
FANCY VOILE. 15e YARD.
Fancv embroidered and nrlnted Voile. In dalntv patterns, suit
able for the warm weather. Special at. yard 15c
LINEN SUITINGS, aee YARD.
Belfast Linen Suitings. In all the wanted colors, for outing
suit?. Special at. yard soc
WHITE GOODS.
Whit Goods Jn French Novelty Stuffs, sllk-embroldered ba
tlste. dotted mousselines. silk grenadines and a variety of
other weaves: at special reduced price
Regular 31.25 value. Special, yard ..OSe
Resrular 31.00 value. Special, yard........ ...See
Regular 90c value. Special, yard T3e
Regular 75c value. Special, yard. .(sSe
Regular 50c value. Special, yard.. 44c
Resrular 40c value. Special, yard 33c
Regular 30c value. Special, yard
LINEN SUITINGS.
Pure Linen Suiting, in natural color, very popular this season.
Special at. per yard ". 5e. 3e and up to oe
WHITE LINEN SUITINGS.
For the popular Linen Coats and Suits, all widths. Special
from, yard to.aa.oa
73c BEDSPREADS. SSe.
Crochet Bedspreads, single size. Summer weights: regular
value 75c. Special, each 5tte
LARGE CROCHET BEDSPREAD. 91.18.
HeavY-wela-ht Crochet Bedspread, double size, free from starch
and dreaslnsr. Special at. each 9L18
9X00 MARSEILLES BEDSPREADS. 3X3C
Genuine Marseilles Bedspread, elegaht quality, beautiful cen
ter design: regular value 33.00. Special, each
DIAPER CLOTH.
Hemmed medicated sanitary Diaper Cloth, at closing-out
nrlces
Stze 13x35; regular value 31.25. Special 9Sc
Rlx 20x40: retrular value 31.50. Special 91.18
Size 22x44; regular value 31-75. Special 91JB
30c AND 35e CANVAS CLOTH. 1S.
5000 vards white silk-finished Canvas Cloth, in Jacauard. piques.
mercerized mulls and lace and dotted Swisses, mercerized
Madras, etc: regular values 20c and 25c Special. yard...lSc
THURSDAY SPECIALS
Violet Perfumed Talcum Powder, in wooden boxes; our 10c
value, special at, the box 4p
Almond Oream, for tan and sunburn, or lor use after shar
ing; our 50c value, special at, the bottle 204?
Ooamois Skins, extra nne quamyytnl tanned ; our 2ac value!
special at, each 1T
Ladies' Nickel-Plated Scissors, 6 and T-inch size; guaranteed
quality; our 50e value, special at, the pair 39c
Box Writing Paper, fine, smooth finish, in cream; our 23c
value, special at, the box U2p
Summer Dress Shields, light weight, sizes Xos. 2, 3 and 4;
Special sale price, the pair 10
Slack Tr, in 4-or. bottles, desk size; our 10c value, special
at. the bottle 5
White Pearl Buttons, one, dozen on card, all sizes, 2 and 4
holes; our 9c value, special at, the card 5c
Soberts' Needle Casts', with best quality English gold-eve
sewing and fancy work needles ; cases made of fine leather;
our 65c value, special at, each 39
Shell Back and Sida Comas, extra quality, fine, smooth finish
assorted styles; our 65c value, special at, each 39?
Acme Trousers Hingtra, special at, two for
White Castile Soap, large size, 2-pound bars; our 25c value,
special at, the bar 14
One Day's Time Five Cents
"I have really saved a whole day's time at the cost of oaly
a nickel." said a Baker City lady the other day. Sh -had plan
ned to spend four days at the fair and bad purchased a. Guide
through our plan for 5 cents. After amending thre days at
the fair In Intelligent sightseeing by consulting th Official
Guide and visiting the exhibits she was Interested in. a'ae de
clared she had seen It all and wars; thoroughly satisfied. Any
one purchasing 31 . 10 or mcrt worth at goods at this store will
receive a coupon good for 20 cents toward the payment for
the Official Guide If presented at Guide headquarters in the
Oriental building, thus obtaining the Guide for 5 eenls while
the regular price is 25 cents.
iIIIJittlltltlIISllttf )l1lfllll
POR TODAY
300 LADIES' PINE
SUITS
AT HALF PRICE
This big lot of suits consists of
the lingering numbers from a great
many different styles. Xot very
many of any one style or color and
only a few sizes in each style, but in
the aesrreeate everv desirable stvl
color and size may be found. It is
nnnecessarv to dwell en, the merit
of these tarments: everv nerson
hereabouts is well acquainted with
our high-grade suit stock.
These are suits selected by oar Miss Bernard dnrinsr her
last trip to the East. Thev are correct in every detail.
made like our garments are always made, with every at
tention to detail. They are all mi strictly "down-legate
styles, suitable for this Snmmer and early Fall ; our regular
pnees were .?lo.00 up to o.00.
NOW AT EXACTLY ONE-HALT THE MASKED PRICE.
1
a4SBsfi
mm
J13.00
JIS.OO
JIT. 50
J2.1.00
325.90
135.00
S43.00
150.00
175.0)
Suits new go at
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Suits hott go at .
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Suits new go at .
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STA
9&oe
SS-73
SIOAO
SlSO
$17-50
330.00
9CkOQ
937.20
And all prices in between at sam rate. Suit.- for- -wait
ing, driving, autemoblllng. at home, on the street, vtsltlng or
traveling.
DRESS SKIRTS WALKING SKIRTS
A special sale en a spleadid assortment of strictly new Dress
and uaiaing bacirts. especially valuable to every woman
during the summer months. These are mostly la tne muea
wanted Etamlnts. in blues, taas. grays and Trhlte; regular
prices from $10.00 to !2S.5'. During tais sal they all go
at , ...33c PKR CE.XT DISCOUNT
Women's Hosiery
A pair ef bargains that will bring a good crowd of eager
buyers.
Women's black lace Hose, seamless; alao black lace Hose, with
fancy stripes: regular 25c value. Special, pair 17e
Women's extra nne black lisle Hose, with black cotton sole,
full finished, spliced seam; good S0e value. Special at.
pair SSe
9 a
a
mm
An Opportunity Is Still Here to Save on
EMBROIDERIES II
SEE DISPLAY IX WINDOWS.
Since this .sale commenced last Monday thousands of yards
have been sold, but we nad lots of "em. so that you still have
hundreds of patterns to select from. We advise you. however.
to make your choice early, for they can't last fens at these
prices. All new 1305 patterns. r
374 FOR EMBROIDERIES WORTH FROM 75c TO Sl.oe.
A lot of fine Cambric. Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries in
English eyelet and blind work. 15 Inches wide, suitable for
waists, dresses, skirts aad eorset covers; eur regular 75c to
$1.00 values. Special Sale Price, yard ................ 37ac
Elegant wide Nainsook. Swiss aad Cambric Embroideries. 12
to IS Inches wide, made b.. the best manufacturers, but
tonhole stitched, tfultahle fer corset covers, fleunces en
skirts and children's dresses; regular values Sic. 75c. S5c
and $1.00. Special thla week only, yard ............. -37 He
Embroidery, Edges and
Insertions
Thousands of yards ef Embroidery. Edges and Insertions In
Nainsook and Cambric, nicely made on fine cloth, divided In
lots; values from 20c te 75c yard
Lot 1 Values te 25c yard; 44-yard strip.. ......4Se
Lot 2 Values to 3 yard; 6i-yard strip 63-
Lot 3 Values to 40c yard; 44-yard strip ...............87c
Lot 4 Values te 16c yard; 64-yard -strip. .............. ..05c
Lot 5 Values te 0c yard: 4i-yard strip. ............ .SBc
Lot S Values te 5c yard; i-7ard strip ....... Sl-2e
Lot 7 Values te 75c yard; f?-yard strip 1J3
Lot 8 Values to 73c yard; ia-yard strip -.51 -S3
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25 STYLES OP HANDSOME A&A3IAN AND CLTJNY 11
Lace Curtains II
AH Hand-Mads Laca Mounted on tho Best Trench. NH.
These Curtains are a special buy from a promiseat im
porter to ctese ot stock before going abroad. They will
instantly appeal to every lover of Artistic Curtains asd lie
Actual Sivinj Is Mora Than One-Third.
While They Last They
Oo This Way:
$5.99 value. Special, pair 9033
$ COO value. Special, pair 93JW
$ 7.0 J value. Special, pair. . . ..9-C3a
$ 9.99 value. Special, pair 93-73
$18. 0J value. Special, pair JSO
$11. 99 value. Special, pair 97-33
$12. SO value. Special, pair. .... 9.13
$14. 0 value. Special, pair 99J
$15.00 value. Spedal. pair 3W.79
$15.5.) value. Special, pair fiaas
$17.50 value. Special, pair 91133
$19.04 value. Special, pair 1VZ3B.
$2J.9 value. Special, pair
$22.50 value. Special, pair 914L43
$27 5A value. Special, pair 917J
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