IS
2 . THE MORNING OKEGOXIAX. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1VU7.
ii i
i
Men's Light Underwear 4 7c
M E N'S UNDERWEAR, in fine
white mercerized finish; regular
$1.25 the garment; special sale
price . . . .95?
MEN'S UNDERWEAR, fine white
ribbed cotton, worth 50c garment;
special sale price..... . .....38
MEN'S WHITE MESH UNDER
WEAR, with short-sleeved shirts
and knee pants; regular 50c par
ment; special sale, price.... 38
MEN'S PLAIN WHITE NEGLI
GEE SHIRTS, good materials,
and well made; regular grades;
special 79
MEN'S WHITE MERCERIZED
HANDKERCHIEFS, w o r t h 10c
each 6s
MEN'S WHITE NAINSOOK UN
DERWEAR, shirts have 4-length
sleeves and drawers are knee
. length; worth 75c the garment;
special 47J
MEN'S WHITE LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS, with plija hem
stitched edge ; regular 20c values ;
special 12Va
MEN'S WHITE VESTS, wash or
dry clean materials,
at ONE-FOURTH OFF
FIFTH STREET WASHINGTON STREET SIXTH STREET
SEND YOUR MAIL ORDERS FROM THIS ADVERTISEMENT
Bleached Muslin at 12l2c the Yard
A remarkable one-day bargain on a splendid grade of muslin, full bleached and full 4-4 -width. It's the
regular Utica Muslin, too, a grade that every housekeeper swears by. Muslins have gone up in price so
in the last few months that this is an extraordinary bargain. We bought this lot months .
ago, otherwise it would be out of tha Question to make this price. Lay in a supply. 2C
Regular 17c quality, the yard
WHITE LIQUID CLEANER, for
canvas or duck shoes ; regular 25c
bottle; white sale price. . .19
WHITE BRISTOL TOOTH
BRUSHES. . . ; 8
C ALDER'S TOOTH POWDER,
package ..16
WHITE SHELF PAPER, ten
vards 3J
WHITE CELLULOID BACK
HAND MIRRORS, worth $1.65
each; special . . -31.19
WHITE WRITING PAPER, Am
sterdam linen finish, worth 35c
pound .... I 19
ENVELOPES TO MATCH, the
package 7
WHITE SILK DRESS SHIELDS,
size 3 only; light Summer weight;
special price 19J
CUBE WHITE-HEADED PINS,
special ; . . . - 6t
WHITE PEARL BUTTONS, spe
cial, dozen 10J
WHITE BASTING THREAD, 3
spools 5i
WHITE BALL-TOP HAT PINS,
that sell r e g u 1 a-r 1 y at 10 cents
each 7i
RULED WHITE LINEN WRIT
ING TABLETS, worth 10 c e n t s
each 7tf
WHITE WAXED PAPER, 24
sheets- for .4
THE SECOND DAY OF THE ANNUAL SALE OF WHITE. COMES WITH
OUR 213th FRIDAY ECONOMY: SALE
A rare combination that will produce some WONDERFUL bargains. WHITE GOODS will be sold at WEE PRICES, much less than such merchandise deserves
Women's White Hose
and Underwear
MISSES WHITE LACE LISLE HOSE, in sizes 6 to SV2,
a very pretty pattern, regularly, sold at 25c the y
pair; special .
MISSES' WHITE HOSE, of silk-finished cotton, in sizes
5 to 9'2, our standard 25c grade ; sale price, j
special, pair
WOMEN'S WHITE LACE LISLE HOSE, in neat .patterns
and qualities, that sell regularly at 35c the j q
pair; special
WOMEN'S WHITE HOSE, in allover lace patterns, fine,
full-finished hose, that sell regularly at 50c the o jf
pair; special sale price
WOMEN'S VESTS, of white elastic cotton, made with low
neck and no sleeves, good fitting garments, in full q
sizes, regularly 15o each; special sale'price 7C
WOMEN'S VESTS, white elastic lisle, low neck and no
sleeves, regular 20c value; special sale
price 14C
WOMEN'S WHITE UNION SUITS, low neck, sleeveless
style, elastic rib, one of our standard 60c grades; A O
special sale price
WOMEN'3 UNION SUITS, white lisle thread, high neck,
long sleeve and ankle length, seasonable weight, AQf
regular 75c value; sale price . "X7C
WOMEN'S WHITE RIBBED LISLE VESTS, with OQn
high neck and long sleeves, a regular 50c grade..
Here are Splendid Savings on the Daintiest
III
price
WOMEN'S CHEMISE, of fine nainsook,
skirt length, with low, round neck,
trimmed with two rows of embroidery
and Val. lace insertions, lace edging at
armholes and bottom; regular $3.50
values; special sale $2 4)
WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS, of fine
nainsook, in many styles, trimmed with
lace or embroidery, very pretty and
dainty; regularly 75c each; A Q
special
of White Muslinwear
WOMEN'S WHITE PETTICOATS, of fine cambric, with deep lawn flounce, trimmed
with either clusters of tucks and deep embroidery edging, or clusters of four hem
stitched tucks and hemstitched edge. Regular value $1.25 each; 87 C
very special '
WOMEN'S DRAWERS, made of fine cambric, trimmed with two clusters of fine
tucks and deep embroidery, regular values 75c; special sale SSc
price, only - '
WOMEN'S NIGHTGOWNS, of fine nainsook, in the slipover style, with low neck
and short sleeves, trimmed with lace or embroidery, regularly $1.25 O 7q
each ; special
CHILDREN'S WHITE PETTICOATS, of fine cambric with deep double flounce of
lawn; trimmed with four clusters of tucks and torchon lace edging; S6d
regi??kr price 82c each; special 1 ....-'
WOMEN'S LARGE LAWN APRONS, witlrwide hemstitched hem and long QA,
wide strings; regularly worth 50c -each, special J'XC
WOMEN'S PETTICOATS, ofeambric or nainsook, with deep lawn flounce, trimmed
with embroidery or Valenciennes lace, in insertion or edge. A large assortment of
patterns and trimmings, regularly worth $5.00 and $o.50 each; spe- (f O OQ
cial sale price .V
WOMEN'S NIGHTGOWNS, in slipover
style, square neck, with elbow-length
sleeves, trimmed with two rows of Val
enciennes lace insertion edging and drawn
ribbon; regular $2.50 d1 O
value ; special .V f
WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS, in full
front style, exquisitely trimmed with
Val. or Clunv lace, or Swiss embroidery;
regular $1.50 values; " "C 7 70
v
special .
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS, in a
new model (No. 542), especially adapted
for a long-waisted figure, high bust ef
fect, and low under arms and at back.
Have Princess hips and hose supporters
attached at sides and front; made of fine
white batiste; sizes 18 to
30; $1.75 value
WHITE LAWN CUSHION SLIPS, with
hemstitched ruffle, hand-embroidered in
dainty designs; regularly $1.50 QO.
.... v w
$1.27
each; special.
About Half for Pretty
Val. Laces
A sale of hundreds of yards in insertions
or edges to match; come in all widths, and the
daintiest of patterns.
For trimming the Summery Wash Dresses,
Children's Underwear and Lingerie, these are
the prettiest sort of trimming.
There 11 be a good crowd after these and
the best patterns, so you'd best be on hand
early. Here's the way they're priced:
"Worth 75c and $1.00 the dozen yards; A 0
special ... ..... . ,"OC
Worth $1.50 to $2.00 the dozen yards ; QQn
special .... . &OC
Worth $2.25 to $3.00 the dozen yards; J A O
special
Worth $3.50 to $4.50 the dozen yards; 1 QO
special &0
CHANTILLY TIES, in white or cream; come
V2 yards long; go twice around neck and
long enough for flowing ends; . OCn
worth 65c each, 1 special mJJC
White Taffeta Silk 69c
We add this special to the bargains we announced for
the week, in the Tuesday evening and Wednesday
morning papers. This special is on a, good grade of
19-inch taffetas, and there are 1800 yards a quality
that we sell regularly at 19c the yard. Now Q
for today we make it our leading special, yd. "
Bargains in Linens ,Too
CHECKED AND PLAID WHITE
NAINSOOK, DIMITIES AND DOT
TED MULLS, that sell regularly at
20c the yard; special. - lOlfor
Bale price . . . C
IMPORTED SATIN BEDSPREADS,
large size, come in handsome pat
terns ; regular $4.50 val- o Cf
ues; sale price pJJJ
CROCHET BEDSPREADS, in Mar
seilles patterns, five hundred of them,
regularly worth $1.75 t1 O?
.each; sale price, special. . V s&O
WHITE CHIFFONETTE, very sheer, splendid for underwear
and lingerie, waists; specially priced at, the yard, pi
30S 25 and C
WHITE LINEN SUITINGS, 40 inches wide, a regular AOr
60c grade; extra special sale price
PATTERN TABLECLOTHS, 3 (yards long; each dyf O?
$3.15, $3.60 and p.40
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, 2 full yards wide, a O ir
regular $1.25 value; special sale price ...2C
WHITE OPEN-WORK BATISTE, in striped, spotted and fig
ured designs, regularly worth 50c yard; sale , 2Qr
price
WHITE PERSIAN LAWN, in soft finish, regular 35c 0f
quality; special OC
ALL FINE DAMASK TABLE SETS, NAPKINS, EMBROID
ERED BEDSPREADS, FINE HEMSTITCHED TOWELS
AND ALL LINENS, ARE REDUCED FOR THIS SALE.
1
Here's a Real Sensation
Stiits Worth to $1 7.50 at $6. 89
There isn't a suit in the lot that sells for less than $12.50
regularly. And there isn't a suit that isn't good style and
good material.
Smart, natty little costumes, some of the very best of our
medium-priced garments; a lot of nearly one hundred and
fifty in this sale.
This is easily the premier suit value of the entire' season;
a saving that those who take advantage of it will remember
for months to come.
Smart Suits that we recommend for service and style; Suits
that are easily worth double the price we ask. None laid
aside, no phone orders taken and none sent, on approval.
Uonie early tor nrst cnoice 01 xnese aasnmg, stunning suns.
m
Pick out one worth from $12.50 to $17.50;
only -.
Come in Eton and Jacket models,
fancy mixtures, checks, stripes, navy
blue and black. All wool materials and
trimmed in splendid taste. All sizes in
the lot, and the regular values are
$12.50, $15.00 and $17.50
SILK COATS EEDUCED ONE-THIRD
One-third off of the price of any silk coat in a lot of over one hundred. The
regular values run all the way from $15.00 to $45.00. They come in Eton, pony,
box and half -fitted styles, black or pongee' color. They are handsomely trimmed
affairs, cleverly designed by workers who are really artists in the production of
dressy garments. Decorated with rich braid, applique, lace and medallions, and
some are in the open or blind embroidered eiiects. Come in pongee, taiieta ana
pongee silk, priced thus: ' '
Coats worth tf'71 Coats worth f O Coats worth Oft
$15.00, for. P U $18.00, for V $30.00, for pV
FROM $15.00 TO $45.00, ALL ONE-THIRD BELOW REGULAR.
White Waists. Half Price
A LOT OF MARVELOUSLY BEAUT IFUL BODICES THAT HAVE SOLD
FOR $5.00 TO $22.50. A rousing stock-adjusting sale that will make short work of
all the Bhort lots of two and three of a kind.
There's no other reason for selling these superb waists for so small an amount,
stock tli&t's &11
THEY SELL REGULARLY AT $5, S6.50, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15,
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR HALF PRICE.
$6.89
Just want to readjust the
$18.50 and $22.50.
White Pearl Beads 38c
GOOD SIZED STRINGS of pretty
pearl beads, that sell regularly at
50c and 65c, spe
cial OOC
PEARL BUCKLES, handsome pat
terns, regular 65c values, A Oft
special ....
VEIL PINS, with pearl heads,
regularly worth J Q
35c each, special
WHITE LEATHER BELTS, that
sell for 65c each at regular times,
in the Sale of White OO'
for OOC
WHITE COLLEGE BAGS, a great
fad, worth 25c, J
WHITE LEATHER CARD
CASES, regular
$2.50 vals., special.
..$1-89
1000 Pairs Shoes at $1.98
A Shoe Sale that's more than
ordinarily remarkable because of
the splendid line of sizes that
make up this lot.
No one can fail to be fitted.
Most shoe sales disappoint because
there are not a full line of sizes.
In this special there are sizes
for all.
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS
GARDEN TIES, with medium
soles, leather heels and fitted with
elastic at heel to prevent slipping.
Trimmed with large bow.
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, in Blucher cut,
with light soles and Cuban heels. Have braided toes.
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, of Sea Island duck,
with wide ribbon laces, Cuban heels and light soles.
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, with four pearl
buttons, in a new short vamp, swing last, covered Cuban heels and
light soles.
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, with military
heels and extension soles; comfortable and good wearing shoes.
And then we put in three splendid leather Oxfords at the same
price. This is to be a day in Shoes to be remembered.
WOMEN'S PATENT LEATHER OXFORDS, four-button style,
with dull calf top. WOMEN'S PATENT BLUCHER STYLE
OXFORD wtih medium soles and medium high walking heels.
WOMEN'S OXFORDS of fine soft dongola kid, Blucher style,
moderate style heel and toe. Eight styles of Ox- dr r
fords to choose from. Five canvas and three Im0
leather, and for today, your choice of any at
'MEXICO. WANTS NO WAR!
Angry With Guatemala, but Not Dis
posed to Fight.
WASHINGTON, May SO. Concerning
sensational reports about expectations of
war between Mexico and Guatemala, Am
bassador Creel, of Mexico, said today to
the Associated Press:
"There i nothing pending and no rea
son for any fear of war between the two
countries. The assassination of ex-President
Barillas by a Guatemalan devel
oped In Mexico a feeling of indignation
and a Btrong protest by public opinion
against such a criminal action, more so
when it was known that General Lima,
from Guatemala, was supposed to be
Implicated. Mexico asked for the extra
dition of General Lima, not as compul
sory under the treaty, ' but offering
Guatemala the privilege that might have
been accepted. Guatemala declined, and
this was the end of the conflict.
"There remains in Mexico a feeling of
grievance and condemnation in public
sentiment, but not. a spirit of war. The
troops that have been located on the
frontier of Mexico and Guatemala are
there for the purpose of keeping order
and to give protection to the people of
all nationalities."
Public Trial of Conspirators.
NEW YORK, May 30. A dispatch to the
Herald from Guatemala City says that
the public trial of the 17 prisoners con
victed and sentenced to death for alleged
complicity in the plots to assassinate
President Cabrera has begun before the
Military Court of Appeals. The hearing
will probably take three days, as all of
the testimony taken during the first se
cret trials is being read in public. Sol
diers and officers of Cabrera's army
crowded the courtroom, which is small,
and but few civilians are able to get In.
All the foreign missions attended the first
day's session except Philip Brown, the
Charge d' Affaires of the United States
Legation. .
LAK RALLY TONIGHT.
Burkhard's Hall, E. Burnslde & Grand.
L. M. Davis. 39 on ballot, stands for
Dure home lnfluanca.
SLAYS HER JNVALID SISTER
Girl of 1 7 Then Puts Bullet Through
Her Own Temple.
SPRINGFIELD. 111., May 30. It is now
deemed certain that Cora Leaderbrand,
aged It killed her invalid sister, Carrie,
aged 1, and then killed herself yesterday
with the same revolver recovered from
the creek near where the bodies were
found floating, nine miles north of here.
It is believed that after Carrie was shot
the body was thrown into the creek by
Cora, who then shot herself and pitched
herself Into the water. The father of the
girls.-- who found the bodies, said Cora
complained that the incessant care of her
Invalid sister, who was deaf and dumb,
was an Injustice to her, as it did not per
mit her to enjoy the companionship of
other young girls. The. bullet wounds
were in precisely the same relative posi
tion in the temple. No other wounds
were apparent.
No Clew to Kasper Murder.
the Armenian priest, who was murdered,
in a West Side tenement last Saturday,
and whose body, jammed in a trunk, was
found last Sunday, will be buried next
Sunday from the Armenian Apootolio
Church, In West Hoboken. Thus far no
clew to the whereabouts of the priests'
suspected murderers has been found.
Advices from London say that the de
tective of Scotland Yard are Interested In
New York's trunk murder mystery, and
will search the steamers America and
Princess Louise,, which left New York last
Thursday on arrival there. The Armenian
colony in London is also under scrutiny.
The London detectives. It is said,, are in
clined to believe that the murder grew out
of a political plot.
BCSLNESS ITEMS.
NEW YORK. May 30. Father Kasper, I Friday. 8 P. M.
If Baby Is Cntttna; Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem.
edy, Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing 6yrup. for
children teething. It soothss the child, soft
ens the sums, allays all pain, cuim wind
eouo ana aiarrnoe.
I tiear uevnn on interests, itingier s
I Hall. East Morrison and Grand avenue,
WEDDING
AND VISITING CARDS
W.G.SMITH 6 CO.
WASHINGTON BUILDING
Fourth and Washington Streets
COFFEE
Beginning- with good,
Schilling's Best goes on
to the finest: all money
back. Tear trocer returns year nones if yea dta't
lik iu u-
SHIRTS
THC PRECISION SEEN IN THK
PATTtnN OF A CLUCTT
NCO.LIGC SHIRT SHOWS THK
CLOSE ATTENTION TO DETAIL
WHICH ATTENDS THE MAK
ING Or ALL CLUCTT SHIRTS.
WHITE AND FANCY PATTERNS.
SOI OVU ITT MIMTS.
look ran eiuirr itni.
CLUETT. PEABOOV . CO.
' or mhos muam.
Tutt's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
.Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or
der by the occasional use of
Tutt's Liver Pills. They reg
ulate the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, bil
iousness, constipation and kin
dred diseases, an absolute cure
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
? .'
J
I
t
t , ' '
V
H
V - .
r.
I V
1:-,
-O .
. i -
i:
J: :
"-7 -
L
J:--:v
t
iV -
1.
. v.
rr
!!'
iv
.V-