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PAVING TOO HIGH,
SAYS CONTRACTOR
Alleged Monopoly of Oregon
Hassam Company Probed
In Portland Suit.
EX-MAYOR CALLED TODAY
Surfacing Laid In Astoria of More
Durable Quality and Lowrr Coat
la Plalntirra Contention.
City Engineer Tratlflr.
That h laid la Astoria at I1.60 a
yard eonert paTsmeet ten Inch In
thlckne and similar In practically
vary repct to Kaaaam and realld
a profit of ie Pr ent. wu th late
mnt road by A. F-Jorn. a contractor.
In Circuit la Ag Morrow's courtroom
yesterday. H wu testifying In th
mm of F. W. Ooldapp as:atnt th city
and th On(on llaaaara Paring Com
pany. In an effort to inralluat th
ImproTimint of portion of Eut
EUvsnth street and Mllwaukle vnu
on th (-round of noncompetition, Hu
am having been designated in th
purifications.
Portland peop! ar charged $1.71 a
yard for Hassam pavement lx Inch
la thickness.
Th witnes IxriiM omwliit con
fused on croas-examlnatlon and It wu
agreed betwesn A. E. Clark. Goldapp
attorney, and Deputy City Attorney
Latoarett that th defena will b
given further opportunity to cros-x-amlna
hlra after ha haa fetched from
Aatorla book a showing full detail of
hie Aatorla contract.
Ilaasoa Takra
Pepoty Cltr Ensrln"- Hanson testi
fied that, while the ofuVlal flaure for
Hassam la II 7S a yard, the computa
tions In the Cltr Engineer" office lead
In up to an estimate are made on the
ba.t of the old future of II S and
that the Oregon Hassam Paring Com
pany wakea up the money lost on
paT'n by bidding correspondingly
higher on other part of the Jou. such
as grading;
In eupport of tola allegation of dis
crimination. Mr. Clark read Into the
record description of varl.n Improv
menta In which companies an.l Indl-rt-lual
other than the Oregon Hassam
I'arlna; Company had offered to lay
Hassam lower than the official rate
f 11 74 and had been refused the con
tracts by the ctty offlclals. Mr. Han
son said that It wa generally under
stood around the City Hall that only
the Oregon Ilutam Partrc Company
could rt a contract In which Haasara
Is specified.
riatt la rtret Itneaa.
Robert Treat Piatt, who waa a mem
ber of the Executive Board during;
the Simon administration, waa the Oral
wltneaa for the defense. Mr. Elmon
and e.-Ctty Engineer Morrl ar to ba
called today.
Mr. riatt testified that Harry L Cor
beit. aa chairman of the atreet com
mittee of the Executive Board, mad
aj Inreetlgatlon Into the cost of par
Ira at the commencement of the Si
mon realme and that the Eeeutlv
iioard had. on the strength of hie re
port, decided that Hasaam should b
Ixid for II7S a yard, bltullthle for
It SS and asphalt for II IS. The Board
had figured to gtr the contractor a
fair marfln of rroflt, Mr. Piatt eald.
Mr. IMatf teatlmony waa Introduced
In an effort to show that competition
really existed because of the action
of the Executive Board tn refusing to
allow lli'ian to be laid at a rat In
exces of 1 17 J. Mr. Piatt also ld
that the Executive Board had refused
t- allow contract to go to bidder
lower than the ofllclal company when
li,um wa involved, becau uch
bid ler were not eonaldered reapon-lble.
WAGON TOPPLES, 2 HURT
llk-krtj Wagon Hearing; Old Board
I ptorns Woman tro-k.
A rickety wagon and an unstable
..a1 of lumber wreckace rauaed a
Mockade and alight Injuries to two
p.-rsoti at Fifth and Washington
.treats, yesterday. J. V. Mlnkler. Itv
lt at East Fifteenth and Alberta
streets, arnif to the site of the pro.
P .sed Holt butl'llng In a wJk-"i which
tl.e p.-llce valued at Zh cent, and took
a loaJ of board from the old atruc
ture. piling them heller-ekclter In hla
vehicle. Aa he atartcd to drive away
his wheel caught In the streetcar track
a:id the load wa turned completely
over, flooring cascading all over the
Street.
Mrs. I Thomae. I9S Kiat Ash street.
whs directly In th patn of the fulllnt
load. anJ wa struck by flyln boards,
tihe waa carried Into a drugstore, where
u passing phystel in found that she
had suffered only slight abrasions.
Vinkler wa hurt llthtly. Traftle
l.trolmsn Anderson aoon bad the
drbrle cleared aa that traftlc could
move again.
TERMINAL WORKER KILLED
Timber. Ituffetitl by Train. Crnhe
flicsl of IVnnk IIown-
They hit me prcty hard." a!d Frank
rtoseno. an old employe of the Northern
I'aclnc Terminal Oomreny. a he fell
dvlnar In the yar.la at Seventh and
Notthrup streets, yeaterdsy afternoon.
Itoscno was crusi ed to death between
t; e id of a bagga tru. k and a tlm
which had been caught by a moy
tcc train.
Koseno waa emr'.oved a a carpenter
and had been tn the service of the com
pany for 1 yeara With othera he was
wheeling a truck carrying several
heavy timbers, and wa parsing be
tween two trains, one of which wai In
motion. Th timber projected over the
aide of the truck and one of them wa
caught by the moving train. In swing
ing around th timber raugbt Roeeno
and crushed hla chest against the truck.
Itoseno son. Victor, lives at 44S East
Thirtieth street. Another on live In
Seattle.
PRICE-RAISING IS BARRED
Jlk Not to Sanction Boosting; of
Charge In Convention.
When th Elk complete their ll!5.
OdO) entertainment fund they will be
able to promise every visitor that come
U Portland for the lll convention that
regular price will prevail at th hedl
and restaurants.
Although the ftind being collected by
th Portland E.ks I greater than that
raised at many other cltle that hav
entertained th grand lodge In th lt
few year, this revenue will be all that
the committee here will have to pay Ita
ewpenae and to provide for the enter
tainment of their guest.
In many other cttle the hotel and
restaurant raised their price, the
home lodite betng given a percentage
of the proceeds. Tills practice resulted
In considerable complaint and the Elka
of Portland decided to avoid a lmllar
condition.
Visitors to Portland net July will
not be asked to pay more than normal
rate for anything and to member of
th lodxe many amusement and enter,
talnment f-ature will be free- All
thl. It I figured, will erve to adver
tla the city and to make th visiting
Elk certain that Portland I th best
convention city In th country.
According to report received yester
day the canvasser who tarted their
work Monday will have no trouble In
collecting the l3S.oo necessary to com
plete the l'.:'..000 fund.
TEACHEMKPLE
ALLEGED W1ELPER OP HOSE OX
GnU. PCPIL IX COCTtT.
Special 25c Shoppers' Ltxnch in Bas
Medallion Portraits Given Free WitH $1Q Purchases-Shoe SHining inlhe Basement
II Olds, Wortmiain
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aTsi .
Trial Set for Friday Schoolma'am
May Also Face Grand Jury
and Salt for Damart.
Prosecution tn the Justice Court,
omplalnt to the grand Jury, civil ac
tion for damage and appeal to the
School Board, aro hang-In over Eliza
beth Speight, a teacher In the Highland
chool. on account of her alleged act
In whipping th daughter of O. O.
Fhadlnger. a real estate dealer, with a
piece of hose.
First of these alternative action
waa commenced yesterday when the
accused teacher appeared before Jus
tice of the ren.ee Olson, by her at
torney. Thad Vreeland. and hearing of
the case wa set for next Friday. It
I on account of th uncertainty of
being; able to go to trial at that time
that a direct appeal to the grand Jury
Is planned. In addition. Shadlnger
will aue for civil damage In any case,
and will proceed agatnat the teacher
before the Hehool Board, alleging; that
he used undue severity and that
without the aprroval of her principal,
as reiulrcd by the rule of th Board.
Th whipping 1 not denied by the
defense but attempt will b made to
ahow tht It wa merited and within
bounda The teacher aaserta that the
Phadlnger girl had been extremely
disorderly.
No ofilclal knowledge of the ea
exist at the office of th city uper
Intendent. although Mr. Rlgler h
dtsoussed It privately with Principal
Stanley. It Is stated that Mia Fpelght
admlntstered the punishment without
consulting the principal, but allow
ance Is made that thl Is her first
term In Oregon and he probably wa
not awar of th rule.
BULLET PIERCES WINDOW
Eart Pld Plner Pirp''9 Hoy
Pat Cartrtdt on Oar Track.
B. Thompson, of 107 Eaat Camther
treet. ha reported to th nolle that
while at dinner Monday evening a bul
let whisied Into the room wher h
wa eatlntc. coming through the win
dow and embedding Itself In th wall.
In the vicinity of William avenue
and Munro atreet Monday myterlou
explosions frightened resident In th
neighborhood. Policemen found that
two boy, playing, had placed ovral
cartridge on th car track.
GENUINE IVORY GOODS.
Mirror, brushee. comb, eto. Leave
order now for Chrlstmaa. Bamembar.
ther I alway a rush later and we
cannot take order for marking th
laat mlnut. Frank Nau. prescription
druggist, corner Sixth and Aide.
tm. Splendid player piano; been
used months. Kohler Cha, 17
Washington atreet
CatarrSi
I a Constitutional Dismiss
Whatever organ or passage of th body
It affects, and require a constitutional
remedy for It permanent cure.
It dependa on an Impure, Impover
ished, devitalised condition of th
blood, which keep th rnucoua mem
brane In a state of inflammation, and
causes a debilitating and generally
offensive discharge: also headaches,
ringing noises, partial deafness, weak
eyes. .
Hood' Sarsaparllln by purifying, en
riching and revitalising the, blood, re
move th cause and effects permanent
cure of all forma of catarrh.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Is Conmllntlonnl Remedy
In usual liquid form or chocolated
tablet known SarsaUib. 100
dose II.
fry This Famous Pinex
"Pint of Cough Syrup"
A Faeilly Supp'y for SOo, Saving $2. Th
Suraat, Culckoat Remedy Yoa Ever
Ued or Monty Refunded.
A cough retntsiT that save yoti 2, and
I sraarantasrd to glv quicker, better rv
nl: than an v thing else, la atireiy worth
trrlns; And one trial will ahow vou why
Pinex 1 used In mora homes in the U.
anil Cansvla than any ot her oongh remedy.
You will be pleasantly urpriswd by the
way It takes rlht hold of a cough, giving
almost Instant relief. It will nually Mop
the most obst in to. deep-axatcd cough In
ti boiu-s, and 1 uneqtuvUod. for prompt
results In wbooptng cough.
A hkvni brittle of Pinex. when mixed
I with home-made smgiirayrup, make a full
r.mt of the best couch remedy ever oeu.
U!ly prepaxvU In live minute dlrecuons
in package.
The taste I pleasant children take It
liLUng'.y. Stimulates the appetite and 1
.ichtiTlaxaUvw both excel .en I feature.
: er.dld for eronp, hoarseneMi, athma,
renchitis and other thrual trouble, and
i h:ghly success: ui remedy for Incipient
ar troublse.
l'inex la a special and highly ooneeti.
'rated compound of Norway White Vino
i tract, rich In gualaool and other natural
.cahng pine element, timply mix with
icTir irrap or strained honey, la a pint
tie, and it 1 ready for use.
l'inex ha often bvn Imitated, but nerer
niocesaf uily, for not hlnir else will produce
:he same rvsmlta. Tba genuine) la truaran-i-d
to friveabaolntasatisiactlonor money
refunded. Certiicata of arnarantea la
wrapped In each yacjtag. Your dreggia
n. Pin ex or will giauly gel It for you.
not, scud to Tha tinax Co., Fi. Wayne,
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SPECIALS I ,
Im tine Basement
The urfrent demands of hundreds of our regular customers compels us to renew our
Wednesday "Hourly Sales" in the "Underprice Store." Prices quoted will be for
the time specified only. Positively nothing will be sold at these prices i before or
after the t&ne advertised. Please do not ask it. iW found in these sas.
NO TELEPHONE OE MAIL ORDERS WILL BE FILLED ON HOURLY SALES
4c tO 5 P.M.
From lO to 11
Boys 15c Hose, Pair 9c
10 to 11 A. M. Today in the Base
ment "Undorprice Store." A one-hour
sale of boys' heavy ribbed cotton Hose
in fast black color; extra heels and
toes; Hudson make, noted for dura
bility; sizes 5 to 9Vi; our reg- Qk
ular loo grades ; special for J C
Men's 50c Gloves, Pr. 25c
10 to 11 A- li- Today, in the Base
ment. A sale of men's heavy work
icg Gloves, in splendid quality, high
pauntlet styles, well made and good
full sizes; men ttho -work should be
here on time; our real 48c QC
"jades; specialized at, pair t C
35c Fancy NecKwear 5c
10 to 11 A. M. Today, in the Base
ment. A rowin? sale of women's'
Neckwear in odd lines of jabots, Dutch
effects, bows, eto. ; some slightly soiled
or massed, but easily pressed JJ
in shape ; 25o to 35o vals for J C
Outing Flannel, yd. 6y?c
10 to 11 A. JL Today, in the Base
ment " Underprice Store." A season
able one-hour sale of heavy quality
Outing Flannels in a splendid selec
tion of striped and checked patterns;
a good range of colors for l
gowns, underwear te; yardOC
$4.50 Suits for Boys $1.98
10 to 11 A. 1L Today, in the Base
ment. Thrifty parents will bring
their boys for theee suits. They are
made of splendid tweed materials in
neat dark striped patterns; sires
to 17 years; regular
4.50 trades fur, suit
Extra! From lO to 12
$2.50 Fancy Feathers at Only 50c
From 10 to 12 A. M. Today, in the basement A great
two-hours' distribution of fancy feathers for mil
linery purposes. Feathers of all kinds and colors,
in every wanted effect. An assortment so broad
that every taste may be satisfied. Sample lines,
feathers from our regular etock, etc. Ac- A
tually worth up to $2.50; special at only !JJv
Extra! From lO to 12
$5.00 Hat Shapes for Only 50c
From 10 to 12 Today, in the Basement. A sale of
women's dress Hat Shapes, in felt or. velvet, black
or colors, small, large and medium shapes, in posi
tively the best values you have ever had an oppor
tunity to choose from; an almost endless range for
your selection; shapes taken from regular E."-
stock and samrjle lines. Worth to $5, for
v : -
2 to 4 P. M. $8.00 Trimmed flats $1.95
From 2 to 4 P M Today, in the Basement "Underprice Store." A sale of women's trimmed Hats,
All new styles for street or for semi-dress wear; beautiful color combinations in small, medium and large
shapes. Fully 200 hats in the lot, hardly two alike; a hat to fit every face and please every ft - QC
taste; values from $5.00 up to $8.50; supply your future needs at this price while they last 4 J. JJ
ICI IJ3 j Oltco av aa
$1.98
u item-
(21 T pa
SPECIALS I
y
From 12 to 1 P. M.
$2.00 to $2.50 House Dresses $1.19
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today. Shop by the hour,
spend the whole day in our Basement. Here s a
sale of women's house Dresses, in many sayles and
made of good materials; 150 dresses in the lot; all
neat, fashionable dresses, in a good assortment or
colors for house wear; our best regular (t -1 1 Q
$2.00 and $2.50 grades; special at 4 X X a
$12.50 Fur Muff or Scarf at $6.95
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today, in the Basement. A
sale of 80 pieces of Fur, selected from our regular
stock for a brisk hour's sale; black French coney,
muffs and scarfs in the season's best styles; the
large pillow muff and big, full neck pieces; well
made and lined with extra heavy sat- f Q C
ins; pieces selling regularly at $12.50 ijjXj ,U iJ
35c and 40c SilK Ribbon, Yard, 19c
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today, in the Basement. A
sale of fine silk Ribbons in plain, fancy and moire,
in widths from 4 to 6 inches; all pure silk, rich,
lustrous finish, for hair bows, millinery, fancy work,
for children's dresses and for Christmas novelties;
Our best regular S5e and 40c grades; spe- 1Q.
cial for this hour only; at only, the yard 1 J
Shop by the Clock. Stay in the Store all Day.
Women's $3.00, $3.50 Shoes $1.98
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A one-hour sale of women's Shoes;
bargains which will appeal to every woman who
buys by comparison; all new lasts, in patents and
gunmetals, in button or lace; also fine kid and cloth
top shoes in all sizes and widths ; our t QQ
regular $3 and $3.50 grades; pair tj) 1 i70
From 1 to 2 P. M.
$10.00 Serge Dresses at Only $5.95
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Un
derprice Store." A sale of women's fine Serge
Dresses, in the one-piece styles, in black and navy
blue; all new styles, well made and trimmed; the
materials are good quality storm serge. These are
all seasonable dresses for street wear ; (t fj Q J
well worth $10 each; special for 1 hr. p O J7
S5.00 and $6.00 Dress SKirts $2.98
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Un
derprice Store." A sale of women's Dress Skirts
in serges, Panamas and mixtures, all .splendid styles
and a good choice of colors; very serviceabl?. Just
what you want to wear with shirt waists and the
long coat when you go shopping or f Q Q
auto riding. Excellent $5 and $6 vals. tj) O
Girls' 75c Union Suits for Only 48c
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Un
derprice Store." A one hour's sale of girls' Union
Suits, in the "Winter weight. They are made of fine
cotton and wool mixed yarns, close ribbed; sires for
girls from 6 to 16 years of age. Those who come
during this hour will be highly pleased with this
offering from a standpoint of both qual- A O
ity and price; regular 75o suits for onlytOC
SI. 25 Cotton BlanKets, Pair at 93c
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Un
derprice Store." Thrifty" housekeepers will lay in
a good supply of Blankets. These are heavy cotton,
in white, tan and gray; suitable for Winter sheets
or for top covering. Rooming-house and hotelkeep
era should also lay in a good supply ofQQ
From 4 to 5
75c Fancy SilKs, Yd., 39c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store" an extra
ordinary sale of lovely fancy Silks,
in checks, stripes and plaids, in rich
Fall colorings. The fine, soft taffeta
weave for waists, dresses, Oft
etc ; 75o quality for only 3 3 C
$1.25 Underwear for 73c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
men's fine natural wool Underwear,
shirts and draw.ers, fine quality warm
wool, in natural gray; well made and
finished; shirts size 34 to 46, and
drawers size 30 to 44; reg- "JQ
ular $1.25 grades ; special O C
85c Velvet Bags for 39c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
women's black velvet Hand Bags, in
the medium size, fitted with strong
nickel frames, with blaok silk cord
handles; well made and O Q
durable; 85o grades at only C
$1.25 Union Suits at 75c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
men's heavy cotton Union Suits, in
the "Winter weight, lined with soft,
warm fleece, well made and finished;
sizes 34 to 46 ; our regular
$L25 grades; special, each OC
10c Handkerchiefs at 5c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
men's white Handkerchiefs of good
quality cambric, fine linen finish, 1-4
and 1-2-inch hems, full size; H
the kind you buy at 10c, for O C
From 11 to 12
50c SilK Poplin, Yard 33c
11 A. M. to 12 Today, in the Base
ment. A one-hour sale of fine quality
Silk Poplin. Eager buyers will wel
come this exceptional offer; a cloth
that will not slip, will wash and give
perfect satisfaction ; 20 dif- O O
ferent shades ; special, yard O 3 C
63x90 Bed Sheets for 39c
11 A. M. to 12 Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
good quality bleached Sheets, in sizes
G3x90 inches, torn and hemmed ready
for use; no reams in the center; good
sheets for home or hotel O Q
use ; special at only, each aj J C
Women's $1.00 Belts 19c
11 A. M- to 12 Today, in the Base
ment. A sale of women's sample
Belts, mostly elastic, in black and all
wanted colors, fitted with new and
attractive buckles; belts which sell
at 50c, 75e and $1.00; spe- Q
cial for this sale at only X C
35c SilK Face Veiling 13c
11 A. M. to 12 Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Stora." A sale of
fine silk Face Veiling in black and
all wanted colors, fine and coarse
mesh; our best regular 25c " O
and 35a quality; this hour X 3 C
Men's 50c Shirts for 38c
11 A. M. to 12 Today, in the Base
ment. A one-hour sale of men's Shirts
in the black and white stripes, made of
heavy drill; bodies and sleeves are
cut "full; shirts are well made and
all sizes, 14V2 to 17; best O O
50-ccnt grade; special atajOC
All-Day Sale of Dinner
Sets and Kitchen Needs
All day today, in the Basement "Underprioe
Store" we will sell Dinner Sets in two decorations,
pink, with gold traced handles and knobs, or blue
decorations with full gold line; 42-piece set, $3.85
value, for S2.00; 50-piece set, $0 QC
value, 3.85 and 00-riece,"$6.40, at J Zf J
6c Potato Mashers, special at this sale only At
60 Cake Turners, special at this sale only, 4
10c Wire Strainers, special at this sale at only 5
35e Potato Ricers. special at this sale at only 27
50o Meat Saws, special at this sale at only 25?
15c dozen Coat nooks, special at this sale at 10?
15c Hunter Rotary Flour Sifter, special at 10d
$1.75 copper bottom Wash Boiler, special 3133
10c Lamp Burners, N'os, 2 or 1, special at only 5t
15c set of 6 Table Mats, special at only, set 10
From 2 to 3 P. M.
Women's $15.00 SilK Dresses $7.95
From 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A one hour's sale of beautiful Silk
Dresses, made of rich messaline silks, in splendid
new styles; neatly trimmed in lace, eto. All the
popular new Fall shades, including black and white;
neat fitting, well made dresses in the J Q C
regular $15 grades; your ehoice at J) I y J
Shop by the Clock. Stay in the Store all Day.
Girls' 45c Underwear, Special, 29c
From 2 to 3 P. M. Todny, in the Basement "Under
prioe Store." A sale of 60 dozen girls' Underwear.
A vest and nnderwaist combined, with pants to
match; made of fine cotton, in the Winter weights,
soft warm fleeoe lining; garments to fit girls from
1 to' 16 years of age; regular 45o grades; OQ
special for this hour only, the garment CaUV
$4.50 Lace Curtains, Special, $1.59
From. 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A sale of 300 pairs of beautiful Lace
Curtains; and we expect every one to go in one
hour. Principally odd pairs or 2-3 and 4 pairs of a
kind; lengths up to 3 yards; Nottingham and cable
nets ; all good wide .curtains in values J J-Q
up to $4.50 a pair; special for 1 hour aj? J. '-''
Shop by the Clock. Stay in the Store all Day.
$1.50 Princess Slips, Special at 95c
From 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A sale of women's Princess Slips,
made of fine soft muslin and daintily tnmmed in
lace and embroidery. A good range of sizes in the
lot, all well made and neat fitting; onrAf"
regular stock values at $1.50; for this hour ZJ J
Women's White' Aprons Only 37c
From 2 to 3 P. M- Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A great sale of new, dainty, white
Aprons, in several styles, of plain and ohecked lawn,
neatly trimmed in embroidery and nbbon; very at
tractive values and good sellers at 50e Q J
each; priced special for this hour only atJ I t.
From 3 to 4 P. M.
Wom's $18.50 Tailored Suits $9.95
DO. V C. VY XXX VUIXIO
:$9.95
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." An extraordinary sale of women's
Tailored Suits, in good, seasonable styles, cut on
neat lines, all well made and lined with 'good sub
stantial lining; suits which can be worn all year
round. Thrifty women wno etuay to save, win come
early in tne nour to mane seiecuon;
our regular $15 to $18.50 grades, at
$1 to $1.50 Ail-Over Lace, Yd 63c
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A sale of fine All-over Lace, in Irish
and Oriental effects in white, cream and ecru; a
splendid assortment of patterns suitable for waists,
and for trimmings of all kinds, for yokes, sleeves
and for millinery purposes ; our regular S O
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 grades; special, yd. 03 C
$1.50, $1.75, $2 Dress Goods for 95c
From 3 to 4 P. M. today, in the Basement. A brisk
one-hour sale of Winter Suitings, in plain and two
tone effects; all pure "Worsted materials, 52 to 56
inches wide, in a splendid range of rich colors, black,
navy, green, brown, gray, red, etc. All good heavy
weight materials, for suits, skirts, coats, etc.; ac
tual $L50, $1.75 and $2.00 grades; very Q H
special for this hour only, at the yard OC
$1.00 Muslin Night Gowns for 48c
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A one-hour sale of women's and chil
dren' fine Muslin Gowns; made of good quality
muslin and trimmed in lace and embroidery; made
full in the body and long; a good range of A Q
sizes; our regular $1.00 grades; special tOC
Boys' KnicKerbocKer Pants at 49c
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement "Under
price Store." A one-hour sale of boys' Knicker
bocker Pants, made of heavy tweed material in
neat dark patterns. They are well made and neatly
finished; sizes run from 6 to 16 years. A Q
They fit weU and wear well ; the pair Jf J C
5 to 6 p.m.
Bargain Circle Main Floor
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Great Sale 01 mouons
Oa the Bargain Circle, Main Floor, today, a great sale of
fittle things you need every day of the world. A great saving
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Fairy Soap. to cutomr, 6o grade, 3
16c TolVt Paper. 16-ounce roll only 6e
12HO Wire Coat Hanger. 8 tor 250
25c pint or Skirt Hang-er for only 1
26o Pnt or Skirt Hanger for only 15
Hair Net, md of human hair, size
36140. all shades, loo grade. 4t 1 OC
on sal at low prlc of. do... 0 1
Hair Net. llk. larg l. all 1(1.
hades, special all day five for
Prarl Bnttoas. 1J on a card, assorted
siies. regular tc a card, special at e
. 1. - .Hn 1 Mrdi for onl V Jl
Plaa, 400 to th paper, assorted g
lses, regular (a grade, two for 1
notions and
Come early.
Spool sua, in Diaca onur, ai tr.,
to the -pool. 6c grad. for only JV
Spool Cotton, In white only, 200 C
yard beat six-cord, 6c gTade. 2 for f
Hooka aad Eye, all sizes, whit C n
i-.i. ...!., Kn snaclsl 1 for aj L.
Safety Plaa. all sizes, 60 card, 1 for 5
Ironing Wax. special, the dozen at IOC
Skirt Markers, 25o grade, at only I At
Darning Cotton, blacK or (niie,
v-o-tiTa w 1 fnr Kr srtecla.1. at each
Tailor Chalk, assorted or plain. On.
72 pieces to the box, special, box atWV
Dress Shields, sizes 2 and 3, new QC.
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From '5 to 6
Men's $1.25 Sweaters 55c
From 5 to 6 P. M". Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
men's heavy wool Sweaters, cardigan
ribbed, in gray color, trimmed in red
and blue, finished with large pearl
buttons; sizes 34 to 44; good HH
$1.25 sweaters for only ea. O J C
Boys' 35c Underwear 19c
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today. A sale of
boys' Winter weight Underwear,
shirts and drawers ; fine ribbed, heavy
weight garments, with soft fleece lin
ing. Some are slightly imperfect;
manufacturers' seconds; 5 1 A
to 16 years; 35o values for 1C
Women's 70c Rub'rs 59c
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
women's Rubbers, of very good qual
ity; buy now for the many wet days
to come; prepare for Winter. A com
plete range of sizes; 79CQ
values; special at, the pair yJtjC
2y2c Melange Suiting 9c
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today, in the domes
tics section of the basement A sale
of "Melange" Suitings, over 8000
yards in this lot and 15 good patterns,
splendid for house dresses and Q
for children's wear; 12y2o vaL J C
HucK Towels, Dozen. 85c
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment "Underprice Store." A sale of
100 dozen fine quality Huck Towels;
size 17x32, with colored borders; just
the towel for hotel or rooming-house
use; excellent quality; spe- Of
cial for this hour only; doz. OJU
All-Day Sale Groceries
In the Grocery Section of the Basement "Under
price Store" we offer many specials in reliable needs
O. W. K. FLOUR, THE SACK, $1.25.
Made from the best Bluestem Hard Wheat
OUE SPECIAL COFFEE, POUND, 23
Splendid quality. Roasted fresh daily.
CATSUP, TWO BOTTLES FOR 2o
The Red X brand. Made of solid, ripe tomatoes.
CORN STARCH, PACKAGES, 5
Standard quality put up under the Pure Food Act
WM. BAKER'S COCOA, 15
A pure, wholesome drink a substitute for coffee.
25c WASHING POWDER, 17?
Grandma's and Pearline on sale for the day.
Gloss Starch, Special at 5? Package
Japanese Rice, Special, 5 Pounds, 25
Prepared Mustard, Special at Sd
O. W. K. SPECIAL BUTTER, 67f