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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1905. I9 ' . . a "The Different Store," 5th, 6th, Washington Sts. e WANTED AT ONCE: Ten Experienced Salesladies for the Suit and Wrap Salons. Apply to .Supt. before 10 A. M. Today OLDS, WORTMAN & KING OLDS, WORTMAN & KING THE FOREMOST DEPARTMENT HOUSE Large Area in Umatilla Held for Irrigation. Store Opens at 5 A. M. Store Closes ot 6 P. M. WEST OF CHICAGO Visitors are Urged to Enjoy Every Privilege of This Great Store to the Utmost. 2 ITER WHISTLER PREPARES PLAN Government May Reclaim 90,000 Acres In Umatilla ValleyBelow Echo Work Depends on Settlers' Consent. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. "Wash ington, Aug. 18. The Interior Department today temporarily "withdrew from entry about 90,000 acres of land on Umatilla River with a view to determining the feasibility of its irrigation. The lands -withdrawn are sections 1, 2, 3, 10 to 15, 21 to 28 and 33 to 35 in town ship -4 north, range 28 east; sections 9 to IS, 21 to 27, 34 to 36. township M In range 28 cast; all townships 3 and 4, range 29 east 6; sections 4 to 9, 16 to 21. 28 to 33 in township 4, range 30, and sections 4 to 9, 16 to 21 and 28 to 32 Jn township 5, range 30. The government is not yet convinced that it will be practicable to undertake reclaiming these lands or part of them, hut preliminary examinations made by John T. Whistler indicate that such a project will likely be feasible. It Is on his recommendation that the withdrawal Is made. Further Investigations are to "be made of the lands withdrawn. This land Is on the east side of the I'matilla River below Echo, where sev eral small private enterprises are under construction or are contemplated. The greater part of the tract is cither pat ented or entered, so that the plan is subject to the acceptance or rejection of the people interested. The general plan proposed Is to divert water from the Umatilla by a feed canal between 15 and 20 miles long Into what is called Cold Springs reservoir site. A dam there to hold the water, 90 feet deep, will Impound a sufficient supply alone for 15. 000 acres. About 18,000 acres of good land is estimated to He under the reservoir, and, by using one irrigation in the Spring direct from the river, it is thought the en tire 18,000 acres can be provided with an absolute and assured full supply. Lying above the reservoir distribu taries, but below the feed canal, will be from 10,000 to 12,000 acres of Irrigable land which can, by increasing the size of the feed canal, be supplied with flood water or Winter irrigation. Pinchot Coining to Irrigation Meet. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash ington. Aug. 18. Glfford Pinchot. chief of forestry, has notified his office that he will leave Denver tonight for Portland to attend the Irrigation Congress. New Rural Carriers. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash ington, Aug. 18. Ray Harker and Clar ence Scarborough have been appointed rural carriers at Wilbur, Wash. IMPROVE PANAMA ROAD Shouts Finds It Operated Far Be low Its Capacity. WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. Chairman Shonts, of the Isthmian Ganal Commis sion, has returned to Washington from a trip to the Isthmus and was at his office today. He found that the Panama Railroad was operated to only 60 per cent of its capacity and intends that this shall he cprrected at once. 9 :! "LOWER TARIFF ON 3IACHINERY Russia Makes Concessions In Antici pation of Reciprocity. ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 18. The Asso ciated Press is informed that M. Wltte will soon make an official announcement In America of a reduction in the duties on American machinery, etc., which have been operative since 1901. Ambassador Myer secured this concession after ex tended negotiations with the Ministers of Finance and Foreign Affairs. Through Mr.. Meyer, the United States proposed to Russia a commercial ar rangement between the two countries under section t of the tariff act of 1897. This was agreed to. and in anticipation of such an arrangement Russia decided upon the reduction. VP1I1 Fight Seed Distribution. WASHINGTON, Aug. At a meeting here of representatives of the American Association of Nurserymen, the American Seed Trade Association and the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Hor ticulturists, an organization was formed with F. R. Pierson, of Tarrytown. N. Y.. chairman, for the purpose of co-operating In all matters of mutual interests. Among the subjects agreed upon for such co operation were the securing of favorable rulings by collectors of customs regarding imports of seeds, plants, bulbs, trees and horticultural merchandise and supplies; a discontinuance of Governmental free seed distribution. The giving of commissions to gardeners and others making purchases for public institutions or large private buyers was condemned, and an effort will be made to abolish the practice. The allied associa tion also proposes to deal with the Ques tion of "graft, or commissions to protect agents of buyers." A special commission was appointed to make investigation. Kermit Roosevelt a Hunter. OYSTER BAY, L. I., Aug. 18. Krmlt, the second son of President and Mrs. Roosevelt, left today for Dead wood. S. D.. on a. visit tft flnnfnfn Rntr Bullock, the superintendent of the Black Jiuis forest reserve. Kermit la taking the trlD alone, and will remain nHth ran. tain Bullock for two or three weeks on a hunting expedition. Sues for Possession of Land. P. Maher. a squatter on a 20-foot strip of land in First street, was sued for dos- sesslon yesterday in the State Circuit court by Augusta Marks, who says she is me owner or tne land. .Notice to va cate was served upon Marks by the tonenrr. ASK THE ATTENDANTS. In the Mellln's Food Exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Exposition the attend ants will be delighted to give you any and all Information that you may desire in regard to using Mellln's Food. They have some nice cloth-bound books to give away that tell all about Mellln's Fnon- "DOES IT PAY?" do. Thro' the cordial intercourse we enjoy daily with our great army of help ers we are convinced that we possess their hearty appreciation in a marked degree. The writer tells of visiting another citj- store on Saturday evening last, finding it thronged with people, many of whom, he felt sure, would have preferred shopping here had this store been open. And he begs us earnestly to "cut out" the earl Saturday closing. He assures us of the "lion's share" of public patronage if only we will keep open the doors of the store during the evening." Well we don't doubt but that our good friend could deliver the goods, as labeled above for surely w'e get the bulk of trade that is done during business hours and we believe we deserve what we get don't you? Our loyal ally, who signs himself "Ex-Merchant," asks us, "DOES IT PAY?" Yes, brother, we believe it DOES. WOULD YOU THINK OF WALKING BAOKWAED the balance of your life? Would you look again upon this grand country of ours soaked in the blood and tears of a million human beings bound in the chains of hopeless slavery, because it "PAID" a few thousand slaveholders a few thousand miserable dollars each? Would you see America go BAOK to that? Would you, "Ex-Merchant," want to see this great and growing, progressive PORTLAND of ours fall back into the tracks of her village days, with her time-hallowed customs, and her Indian "trading posts," where shopping was a system of "swapping," and the storekeeper who could "swap" the best and cheat the worst waxed rich the quickest? FORWARD! not backward, is the slogan of our clan. PROgression, not RETROgression, our watchword. Because other stores grope in the dark ness of a bygone century, with its pioneer days and medieval customs, and because other stores possess neither capacity nor desire to keep pace with the times, is no reason why this "DIFFERENT STORE" should halt in its forward career. Would you, Mr. "Ex-Merchant," or hosts of other friends of this store's progressive leadership in all that tends to better storekeeping would vou that we should emulate the FIELDS, the WANAMAKERS, the WHITES, the ALTMANS and the STERNS, or would you that we follow the road backward with the Boweryites and "pullers-in" that never close their shops? We think we hear your answer: "Go forward go upward go on." If you have not fully decided, just 'come down to the store . tonight at six o'clock and bring your heart with you. Hark to the big gong that liberates over 600 happy helpers. Look at their faces, and teir us if you see any wan, worn look in those cheerful features. Follow them out, and go with them to their homes. Listen to the merry chaff and lightsome laughter; hear them planning for a jolly evening of pleasant recreation and a restful Sabbath. Look on this picture then ON THIS. Come down again at about 9:30; select another store, whose owners live for the "money there is in it" "that's all." Go in and look around the closing gong rings the excitement goes out with the lights, and as "the artificial lights go out watch the lights go out in the'eyes of the poor clerks; the lids droop, tired heads ache and temples throb. Trembling ankles refuse to support languid bodies as those bodies, thoroughly worn out with fourteen hours of patient waiting, drag them selves forth into the darkness, or the blaring maze of temptations that line the city streets. But, there's yet strength enough left in those tired limbs to drag their owners God bless 'em past that maze, safe home, but tired out, mind, body and soul. No recreation for them, poor slave3Ts. No pleasant home evening, but merciful sleep takes them to her bosom and lulls them into, for getfulness of their weariness. Then Sabbath morning comes but they're too tired for church, too tired for the restful outings even, too tired for anything but SLEEP. And the day goes, and Monday morning comes again with its work. This picture appears on the canvas 52 times during the year, friends. Did you ever see it in all its horrid forms before ? Take a good look. Then ask, "DOES IT PAY? Does WHAT pay? to be human, to have human feelings for our fellow-workers men and women; to be lieve in the Brotherhood of Man and carry out the belief; to render unto our employes their birthright and God-given privilege of enjoying their own time in their own way? YES IT PAYS. There's more than mere money in business for. us. We wouldn't ex change one penny's worth of the respect and loyalty given us by our helpers, or of the happiness afforded by knowing we're RIGHT, for any gold ever taken "after Hours" by heartless, grasping merchants. No; "RENDER UNTO OAESAR THAT WHICH IS OAESAR'SV but give to us the esteem of the populace and emploves alike and we'll .go on in the good fight for BETTER STOREKEEPING. Yes "IT PAYS" to CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHTS, as on all others, at 6 P. M. We earnestly thank the writer of that letter, signed "Ex-Merchant." Let's have more opinions on this subject or any other that pertains to better storekeeping. OLDS, WORTMAN & KING. SUMMER WASH GOODS REDUCED SOME TO .HALE First Floor. LINEN' SUITING Used so much for the stylish, popular linen suits; natural col or only Our 3fic value; special at, yard 20c Our 40c value; special at, yard 3e Our 45c value: special at, yard 3Sc Our 50c value; special at, yard..-.,. 43c Our 60c value: special at. yard 4Sc WASH GOODS FOR HALF For to day's selling, we offer every yard of our fine Irriportod Wash Goods; all this sea son's newest weaves and all values of 53c and above, at HALF PRICE LAST DAY OF THE GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF Women's 'Merode' Summer Weight Knit Underwear All sizes, styles and qualities of the Summer weights of this make are included In this sale. Knit Cornet Covers Our 35c value; special at, each 30c Our 40c value; special at, each 34c Knit Ventn With either long or Bhort sleeves or sleeveless Our 50c value; special, ea..42c Knit Comet Covers Our 60c value; special at, each ..r.Oc White Lisle Vests and Pant Vests with long or short sleeves or sleeveless; and Pants ankle or knee-length our loo value; special at, each 63c Gauze - Welsrht Merino Vents nnd Pant Our 85c value; special -at, the garment 72c fet. Tlchta and Union Suits In all styles uur jloj values: sne cial aL car men t ftin ((MCDnnD'i Vests, Tlchts nnd Union ,, , Suits In all styles vimna rmiufl uur J 1.2 5 value: sne tINnRBWBAa clal at, each $1.05 Veatn, Tights and Union SultH Our J1.60 value; speoial at, each.... $1.25 Our $1.75 value; special at, each....$l.4S Union Suits All styles Our $2.25 value; special at, the suit 91.04 Rare Bargains in Rare Havi Iand China and Guaran teed Silverware Third Floor. Beautiful Havlland China Dinner Sets, with decoration of dainty pink and green sprays and gold handles and knobs; 100- plece sets; special sale price $27.00 Havllnnd fc Co.'s White China and deco rated Haviland China, Trianon and Josephine patterns, in sets or separate pieces; special for today's selling at One-Tltlrd Off Regular Price. ONE-HALF OFF ON ODD PIECES OF DECORATED DINNER SETS. Choice Lines of Souvenir China Entire tables devoted to display and thousands of articles to select from. RANGES AND COAL OIL STOVES RE DUCED. Quick Meal Steel Ranges, -with 16-inch oven, and high closet; good bakers and guaranteed to be perfect In every way Our $35.00 value; special at $28.00 Blue Flame Cook Stoves, with two burn ers; special at, each f-4"0 Coal Oil Stoves, with cast irori tank; brass wick tubes; wil not rust or leak 1- burner; special at,' each 35c 2- burner; special at, each .70c WE Wl IN D U P THE WEEK AT 6 P. M. TODAY ONE PULL DAY OE BUYING IS FITTED INTO TEN HOURS HERE! The "bargains of the entire week are gathered into one monster convention, property classified for quick and convenient shopping today of those careful, thrifty folk "who plan toget Saturday buying "THRO' BY DAYLIGHT.' ' The store news is carefully boiled down and presented in condensed form for easy digestion of busy readers. A. letter came to hand under a recent date, from an anonymous friend of the store, anent the early Saturday closing movement. He asks, "Do your em ployes appreciate the financial sacrifice you. make in closing at 6 P. M. on Saturdays enough to repay you for doing the samo?" Yes; we believe they STIRRING SPECIAL SALE OF Staple and Summer uit Silks Silk Store Flfth-St Annex First Floor Last day today- of the great clean-up sale In Portland s Leading silk and Dress Goods Store; every yard of our Summer Novelly Suit Silks go At Half Price $1.00 Novelty Suit Silks at 50c 51.25 Novelty Suit Silks at 2c $LS3 Novelty Suit Silks at 75c "W.ilte Imported Pongee and Japanese Silks at reduced prices; they are 27 and 36 inches wide $1.00 grades reduced to 74c $1.25 grades reduced to Sc $1.50 grados reduoej to $1.12 $1.75 grades reduced to $1.42 Waranted Black Taffetas, Also, at excep tional low figures 21-inch $1.00 values; special 8fc 23-lnch SI. 10 values; special 70c 27-Inch 51.25 values; special 80c 36-lnch $1.50 values; special $1.19 36-lnch $1.60 values; special $1.20 36-lnch $1.75 values; special $1.44 Those values cannot be matched In the city at our regular prices, and for suits, coats, skirts and linings will give excel lent service. Sale of Rich Ostrich Plumes SAVE A THIRD TO A HALF. Plumes and Tips $X50 TO $3.00 PLUMES FOR $1.03. Amazon Ostrich Plumes, IS Inches in length, in black and -white Our $2.50 to $3.00 values; special Saturday price, each $1.03 L50 TO $2.00 OSTRICH TIPS FOR OSc Fine Black Ostrich Tips; three In bunch Our $1.50 to $2.00 values; special Satur day sale price, the bunch 8Sc 75c Ostrich Tips for 49c 50c Ostrich Tips for 39c . A SALE OF Women's Embroidered Richelieu Ribbed Hose In the Ho!erjr AUIe First Floor. "WOMEN'S 50c HOSIERY FOR 2c Several different lines of Allan Imported Hose, In black, Rlchelleu-rlbbed lisle, with embroidered boots: also some in black gauze lisle; splendid quality, and not a pair ot them worth less than 5Dc; Extra special for today at. pair 28c "WOMEN'S 85c HOSE FOR eoc. Women's High-Grade, Black Imported Lisle Hose, with double sole; full 'fin ished A big S5c value; special sale price, the pair f ........ goc CHILDREN'S HOSE. Children's' German make. Black Cotton Hose, with double knee, heel and toe and white double sole: fine ribbed. You will net And a. bargain like this again soon. Sizes, regular prices and special sale prices as -as follows: Sizes 5 and 6 30c value; special at..irc Size 6 Our 32c value; special at 17c Size 6 Our 35c value; special at....i7C Size 7 Our 37c value; special at isc Size 74 Our 40c value; special at....jc Size S Our 43c value; special at 21c Size 8 Our 45c value; special at. ...2lc Sizes 9 and 50c value; special at.. 25c 1 : -i Final Reductions on Entire Stock of Parasols Pint Floor Sixth-Street Annex. HURRY AND GET CHOICE PICKINGS All Parasols up to $3.50 in value, now $2.25 All Parasols up to . $7.00 in d: AQ value, novr vpvsUx Pinal Drastic Cut On BATHING SUITS Knttrrear Shops- First Floor. THESE ARE THE IlEDUCED FIGURES! "WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS. Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $2.00 J 2.25 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $3.75 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $7.50 $8.30 $10.00 $12.50 value; value; value; value; value; value; value; valuo: value; value; value; value; value; value; value; special, special, special, special, speoial. special, special, special, special, special, special, special, special, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit, suit. 91.23 .$1.30 .S1.65 .$2.10 .$23 .$2.05 .32.75 .$3.00 .$3.75 .54.75 .$5.00 .$5.25 .$0.00 .$7.25 .$325 CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS. Regular $1.25 value; special, suit 00c Regular $1.75 value; special, suit.... $L25 Regular $2.00 value; special, suit.... 3L35 Regular $2.25 value; special, suit. .. .$1.85 BATHING SHOES. Regular 25c value; special, the pair. ...10c Regular 35c value; special, the pair-. ...25c Regular 50c value; special, the pair.... 35c Regular 65c .value; special, the pair. ...45c Regular $1.00 value; special, the palr..5c BATHING CAPS. Regular 15c value; special, each 10c Regular 25s value; special, each isc Regular -35c value; special, each 20c Can You Wear Size 5 or Zy2 Hosiery? There Are Some Ble BargnlBX for roiwieMors of Little Feet 1b tae Woman's Hoslerjr Shoas Today First Floor. Dainty sizes and dainty Hosiery for dainty wearers. No other sizes but S's and S'a. About 200 pairs tha $1.25 for Women's Unco Wrkth S. llUO TV VJl lit Up to $3 Women's High - Grade Thread Silk Hose; sizes S and only; In black and a tevr colors; full finl shed. assorted weights Regular values $2.00. $2.50 and $3.0; special, the pair. ...$1.25 60c FOR WOMEN'S HOSE WORTH UP TO $1.30. Women's Fine Spun Silk and Sllk-plaltcd Hpse, In black and colors: sizes ; and Sy only: full fin ished; splendid $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50 values speoial, the pair. ...u i. Suits up to $25, Special $ 9.57 Suits up to $33.50, " $12.55 Linen Suits $4.50 to $23.50 ALL GO AT ONE-HALF PRICE TODAY GRAND SALONS A Saturday Sale THAT MUST INTEREST THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES AND HOTEL FOLK. 5I.VIIKED SAVINGS IN BUYING OF Toweis, Towelings Bedspreads Domestic Alnles First Floor 124c FOR TOWELING WORTH 17c Heavy Linen Huckaback Toweling of tho very best wearing quality Our 17c value; special at. the yard 12V$c 25e RATH TOWELS FOR 10c White Bath Towels; size 23x50 inches; heavy and ab sorbent Our 25c value; special each.. 10c CROCHET BEDSPREADS FOR 85c AND $1.15 Crochet Bedspreads, for large size beds; a nlco assortment of patterns in the showing; two great special values at, each 85c and $1.15 $1.75 TABLE DAMASK FOR 31.35 Table Damask. Richardson's manufacture; 72 Inches wide; in a choice line of patterns Our $1.75 value: special sale price, the yard $1.35 60c FOR TABLE DAMASK WORTH 85c Bleached Table Damask; 66 Inches wide; of excellent wearing quality: good pat terns Our 85c value; special, yard.. 60c TABLE DAMASK FOR 50c Extra weight Table Damask; 62 inches wide. A groat value at, th? yard 50c NEW SHIPMENT WHITE PIQUES White Piques, In all size cords and plain or Jac quard effects; very handsome and much used for this season. Priced at, the yard, from 20c to 75c Great August Sale of Women's Under muslins Is Still Going On AHHex Second Floor. Special bnrcalB for Today A Grand Closure of Several Linen, Divided Into Two Blc Lots Other Great Values. LOT 1 00c for Undermusllas Worth $1.65 Corset Covers. Gowns, Drawers. Skirts and Chemise of muslin and cambric in a variety of styles and trimmed with lace or embrolderj Regular values up to $1.05; special at, each 60c LOT 2 SL20 for Undermuallna Worth $3JS0 Corset Covers, Gowns, Chemise, Draw ers, of fine muslin, cambric and nain sook: daintily trimmed with lace or em broidery Regular values up to $3.50; special at. the garment $1.20 A Grand Bunch of Bargains for Men Shoppers Today West (Slxth-St.) An Bex First Floor. MEN'S $1.00 UNDERWEAR 60c. Men's Summer Underwear, in white mesh and white lisle Our best $1.00 values; special at, the garment 60c MEN'S $1.00 GOLF SHrRTS 68c. A line of Men's Golt Shirts. In plain white with soft, whlto, fancy fronts Regular value $1.90; special, each sou MEN'S FANCY $050 FRONTS $1.80. Men's Fancy Vests, in white, black and white anil pretty gray effects Our best $3.50 value; special, each $1.00 MEN'S 25c HOSE 15c A line of Men's Fancy Lace Lisle Hose. In tan, black, gray, blue and red Regular value 25c; special, the pair i.ic MEVS AND BOYS' BATHING SUITS. Two-Piece Jersey Bathing Suits for men and boys: at special prices for to day's selling Our $1.00 value; special at, the suit. ...50c Our $1.50 value; special at, the suit.... 05c Our 2.00 value (worsted); special at, the suit $1.30 Our $3.00 value (worsted); special at. the suit $2.00 $1.00 GOLF SHIRTS FOR 60c. Men's Golf Shirts in all the latest patterns In stripes and tigured effects; one pair of cuffs. They are our regular $1.00 value, and that amount will not buy you a bet ter Shirt anywhere; special sale price. each 60c . 25c WINDSOR TIES FOR l$c Windsor Ties In all plain and fancy effects Our 25c value; special sale price, each 10c MEN'S 25c HOSE FOR 15c. Men's Fancy Hose In light tan with fancy titrlpes. or plain black, blue and gray; lace lisle; every pair our regular 25c val ue; special sale price, the pair 15c 1 1 li SHOPPERS' LUNCH FREE On Third Floor x Shoppers are cordlallv Invited to come up to the Third Floor, while in the store, and partake of a dainty lunch served by our demonstrator and cooked "while you wait." Lunch hours arc from 1 to 6 P. M. only, and consists of toothsome "rosettes." or waffles, cooked with the aid of the magical "Rosette Irons." which are on sale at 50c the pair. ' ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION OF IN TEREST TO HOUSEWIVES . Third Floor, Too. It is a demonstration of the advantages of ASBESTOS SAD IRON'S. How do your hands feel after an ironing- Is over? Burned and lame eh? Well, you need a set of ASBESTOS SAD IRONS. Have their advantages demonstrated to you while you're with us today. TODAY The Last Day of the Sensational Values in Women's Tailored Street Suits AND SUMMER SUITS OP LINEN SECOND FLOOR Today's Great Millinery Values Last Special Sale of Trimmed Summer Hats "BUonn Millinery Salons. Second Floor Annex. $10.00 TO $12.00 HATS FOR $1.08. Trimmed Hats, in the latest shapes and beautifully trimmed with silk or linen roses and silk or velvet ribbon bows. In color these Hats are white, plum, violet, green and champagne. The last and best bargain of the season, as they are all worth from $11.00 to $12.00; special price today, each $1.9S The Big Sale of Women's Shoes at $ 1 .29 CONTINUES IN THE SHOE STORE. Sixth-Street Annex First Floor. WOMEN'S AND MISSES' HALF SHOES AND SLIFl'EItS. $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 Shoes for $1.29 Bring- the Children There's a Host of Shoe Bargains For Them, Too! And Still Free Tickets to "The OnkV With Everr Pair of Theae Shoes Told of Below nnd Wonderful Bargains. A FREE TICKET TO "THE OAKS" WITH EVERY PAIR Read the Items: Then come today to "Ye Boots Sftoppe on the Fair-Way " Sixth-street Annex. First Floor and share the values told of. MISSES' VICI KID AND VELOUR CALF SHOES. About 394 pairs of Misses VIci Kid and Velour Calf Shoes, patent and kid tops Sizes 11 5 to 2: special, the pair $1.10 Sizes 8 to 11; special, the pair OSc MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS 70c 271 pairs of Misses and Children's Slip pers, one and two straps, spring heels, vicl kid and patent colt; suitable for house or street wear Sizes 6 to 11 Regular values $1.00 and $1.25; special, the pair 70c Sizes 11M to 2 Regular values $1.25 and $1.50; special, the pair 70c BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SHOES. 246 pairs of Boys' Velour Calf Lace Shoes; solid, substantial and good fitting Sizes 2 to 5fe Regular value $2.00; spe cial, the pair $1.40 Sizes 12 to 2 Regular value $1.75; special, the pair 51.30 Sizes 9 to 11 Regular value $1.50; special. the pair $1.10 BOYS' SHOES 70e. A broken lot of about 60 pairs of Boys Shoes; on special table; sizes from 11 to 5; special, the pair 70c An Unusually Tempting Bar gain in High-Class Royal Worcester - Corsets Second Floor West Annex. $4.97 for Royal Worcester Corsets worth $7.50 Roy&l Worcester Cor sets in a very stun ning and down-to-date model, medium high bust. Princess hips; made of white, pink or blue polka dotted silk batiste; hose supporters at tached at sides "and in front; sizes 19 to 38 Our regular $7.50 val ue: special sale price. each $4.07 i : they will mall you one if you will ask 51 ill .eee lor it- i