TTTC 3I0KXIXG OKEGOXIAy. rKfPAT, XOTEMBER
10,
1911.
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MIL MEN GLOOMY
ABOUT LIABILITY
Bankruptcy for Some Lines
and Deterioration of Oth-.
ers Is Forecast
COMMISSION IS ADVISED
(rfm-rnmrnl Knipkj Vrt Mor
MheralllT 1nr Tbrm tn Bill
Pro-rid in for Compentlon
or Worklnrmrn.
WASHINGTON". Nor. . Bankruptcy
for some rallrosds and a datertoration
In the serlce of others we forecasts
todar tefore the Emporere Liability
and Workmen's Compensation Commis
sion by Gardiner Lathrop, who took a
Kloomr Tlsw of ths proposed protective
lea-tsUtlon.
Mr. JLathrop, who Is counsel for ths
Atchison, Topeka 60 1 Railroad,
expressed erase doubts ss to ths prob
ability of obtainln authority from ths
Inter Late Commerce Commission to
msks Increases In rates, which hs said
would be necessary to meet ths cost of
fie proposed Insurance.
Mr. Moon, of the Commission, was In
clined to bo reassorin. Us expressed
ths opinion that ths Commission could
Irs sjch sxpresslun as would fores
tits Interstate Commercs Commission
to take Into account ths added burden
upon ths roads.
Ths railroad attorney sees ths Com
mission much adrlcs on ths character
of ths bill. Absoluts uniformity of
opinion amons the lawyer was lack-Ins-.
Alfred P. Thorn, of the -southern
Jlallwsy, announced himself an adro
rats of the proponed lee-;slation and
urged a compulsory rather than an op
tional law. Mr. Lathrop and Benja
min I. Warflxld. of ths Louisville
Nashville, favored ths optional system.
J. L. Pond, representln ths Balti
more Ohio, explained tns Insurance)
system which for more than SO years
has been In operation by his company.
He said that the system was acceptable
to the men and had been effective In
rellevlr.s nsrdanlps. lie ur-posed all
plans looking; to ths commutation of
benefits, because, hs said, the benefi
ciaries of lump sum payments ere
scandalously robbed.
W. J. Johnston, repreeenttns- Gov
ernment employes, made sn argument
for more liberal allowances under ths
Oovernment employee' llsnllltr bllL lie
thought the de.ith benefit should bs
equal to five years salary Instesd of
eae.
DR. LYMAN IS INDICTED
Ioe AnsTtmi Grand Jury Oasr-red
Ti lth I'slns; Malls to IVf raaa.
LAS ANOELFS. Nov. . Dr. J-hn
Grant l.yman. the promoter, now In
prison In San Francisco, aftr a spec
tacular escape and f'.lcht from Ala
meda, was Indicted by the Federal
rrand Jury here today on the ehara-s
ef havlne used ths malls to defraud.
Ball was fixed at li.Otf.
Ths Indictment today wss ths result
of an operation promoted by Tr. Ly
man la land suptxed to be contiguous
to ths Panama t'anal and. It Is under
stood, wss baaed on the glowing pros
pectuses Issued bv the f inancler-phy-s'rtan
and the alleged fact that ths
maps hs published and sent with ths
prospectuses through ths malls wsre
fictitious.
BAN FR ANCISOX" Not. 1 Ths tn
Uctment of I'r. John Grant t.yman by
the Los Angeles grand Jury will not
affect the status of his case here, ac
cording to the I'm led States Attorney.
I'nless ths Federal suthortiles In Uis
south break ths present arrangement
by Insisting on Ms removal at this
time, hs will go to trtal hers early next
month on the charge of conspiring
with hts guards to escape from custody.
CAP PISTOL AIDS ESCAPE
--an La Barbara's Slron---t "Prisoner
Cains Brief Libert).
SANTA BARBARA. Csl.. Nov. .
Armed with a paper-cap pistol, which
guards mistook for a wear-on desdller
thin ths toy with which children cele
brats the Fourth of July. Tom O Brlen.
ons of the larcest an, I strongest men
eer conf'ned In ths County Jail, es
caped to!ay.
O Btien fled sn.l was captured by
I-eputy Blerlff Poole, who led sn n
v'.t'ag chase tn an automobile.
REICHSTAG M0RE HOSTILE
ir- rtni'1 TTftrt First Pax )
said that Germany "now knows where
to find ths enemy.
"Uenr.ana." hs continued, "are not
accustomed to submit to such things.
Ths German people will give a Ger
man answer to this Kngllsh question.
Tne government will know whit
sr.swer to give when ths hour comes.
When It comes is for the government
to aa-. but Its Cuty Is to decide for ths
. . . . - Yt-
mans will be ready to make whatever
seer I rices are necessary."
A great commotion ensued at ths
conclusion of lierr von Heydebrant's
speech.
Ths galleries of the Reichstag" wers
crowded until the c!"-ance;ior rois to
peak. He (wean by taking up ths re
ports thst t-e dispatch of the Germsn
gunboat Fmtier to Agadir. Morocco,
was a "bo.t out of a blus sky. and
that Germany planned to acquire ter
ritory In Southern Morocco.
baa beet Rrterte Resale.
Before sending ths warship to Aga
dir. Herr von Bethmann-Hol weg said
he had proposed that France and Ger
many open negotiations for ths pur
pose o. res"hir.g s bas;s for the recog
nition of Frsnce s po'ltlcal position in
Morocco, the economic gusranteee to
be obtained by Ger-nany and colonial
compensation. France, however, avoid
ed positive proposals, meanwhile coirs;
a lead with ths occupation of Morocco.
The dispatch of ths gunboat Psnthsr
tVen was necessary and produced th
desired result.
-We are not living In the Homeric
aae. whea threats and boasting wers
t nought necessary. the Chancellor said.
;-rmeny ts strong enough to dispense
with such shleld-rattilng and will know
bow to draw ths sword when the time
comes. Ths Emperor steadliy Insisted
on strict adherence to our programme
a: all stages of ths negotiations, tn
I 1 ; consciousness thst svery action of
. a great power may Involve the fateful
I . 0 . . Mace. 11' In full
readiness to uphold ths honor of ths
nation with ths swerd."
After reletm ths representations
made by Osrmany to Great Britain rel
atlvs to a speech made by David
Lloyd-George at a banquet In Lon
don. July 11 last, ths Oerman Chancel
lor declared:
-Nobody can tell wbsther war some
time will corns, but my duty Is so to
act that war which Is avoldabis and
not demanded by the honor of Germany
shall be svolded."
Durlng and after ths speeches mads
by Baron von- Hertltsg. clerical, and
Herr von Heydehrand. Conservstlvs. at
tention waa attracted by the attitude
of Crown Prince Frederick Wlihelm.
who openly applauded the phrase. "Our
peaceful professions ars regarded
abroad as a sign of weakness."
The Crown Prince made a similar
demonstration when Herr von Heyds
braad spoks of "ths German's word,
which alons can guarantss German
prestige. "
Ciews Prltsee Net Ftevtlaa.
Reports current that the CTown
Prince had communicated with one or
two of his brothers with a view to
marked representations to bis fathsr
disapproving ths Chancellor! policy re
garding Morocco evoked the following
ststement this evening:
-The report that the Crown Prince la
planning- Joint action with his brothers
ae-elnst ths Chancellor Is Incorrect."
It was signed by ths Crown Prince.
Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg and his
wife were guests of ths Imperial family
at dinner tonight. This reception Is
regarded as a demonstration of Em
peror William s unlimited confidence In
his Chancellor.
LA FOliETTElfl HERE
SENATORS StTPPOnTERS DE.VT
POLITICAL FCRPOSK.
LINCOLN'S HOME
IS CONSECRATED
I
I. il
Tonr of Coast la Made bx Prominent
Attorneys of Milwaukee Who
Expect Xotnlnatlon.
What ts bellsvsd to b the first move
en the part of United States Senator
La Follette towards looking after his
political interests In this stats was bus
gestsd yesterday by ths visit here of
Henry Cothems and Charles A. A. Mc-
Oea. prominent lawyers of Milwaukee,
Wis, and enthuslastlo supportsrs of tne
Wisconsin Senator and PTssldentlal as
pirant. Both of these men denied that
their visit to ths Pacific Coast at this
time was of a political naturs and ln-
slstsd that professional business wss
ths object.
However, before coming to Portland
Messrs. Cochems and McGee spent sev
eral days In Los Angeles and Sn Fran.
Cisco. Leaving Portland, they will visit
Tacoma. Peat Us and other cities In
Washington, going as far north ss Van
couver. B. C.
-Ws ars and have been for many
years friends snd political supporters
of Henator La Follette.- said Mr. Mc
Oee. "and we believe hs Is ths stronx
sst man ths Republicans could nomi
nate for President. However. It Is not
po.ltlcs that bas brought us to ths Pa
clflo Coast. Ws are hers purely on
business.
"From the obssrvstlons ws mads In
California ws confidently expect the
Ilepubllcans of thst stats, under ths
leadership of Governor Johnson, to send
a La Follette delegation to their Na
tional convention. As for Oregon, we
surely expect ths Republicans of your
stats to send a delegation that will be
a unit for Senator La Follette."
Although snthuatastle for La Fol
lette. neither Mr. Cochems nor Mr. Mc
Gee would discuss ths chsnces of ths
Wisconsin man. During their sojourn
hsre Messrs. Cochems and McGee will
be the guests of H. J. tilers, of Ellers
Muslo House.
PRICES RECOUP FARMER
BETTER MARKET BALM IX) It DE
CREASED CROPS.
Apple Protloetlon 1X6. S Per Cent of
Averaite of Recent Year, Says
Official Report.
WASHINGTON. Nov. . Ths de
creased production tn crops this year,
as compared with last year. Is be
ing compensated to ths farmer of the
country by the larger prices hs Is rei
celrlng as shown by figures given out
today by the Department of Agricul
ture. The aggregate production of crops
tn 111. It la estimated. Is approxi
mately T.t per cent less than the crops
of 110 and about four-tenths of 1
per rent leas than ths average produc
tion for the preceding five years.
Corn was worth 12 1 cents more a
bushel on November 1 than on ths
sams data last year: wheat 1 cent; oats
t cents: barley, ti t cents: rye, 11 S
cents: buckwheat, 7.1 cents, and pota
toss. 10. cents, while ths value of hay
waa tl.tt a ton greater.
The production of other crops In
111. expressed In percentage of the
average production In recent years. Is
estimated as follows: Apples. i:.S;
pears. 110 1; grapes, 101.7: asparagus,
.?; alfalfa. .l; beans. $5.1: onions.
3.7: strawberries. J ; psachss. tO.S;
hops, Tl'L
RATE ORDER IS ENJOINED
Con tinned From First TPs ire.
for a fixed rate the different propor
tionate rates established by ths Com
mission tn Its several decisions tn ths
Bpokans case may be cited. The first
ordsr mads ths rata from Chicago to
Fpokans It 1-1 per cent higher than
thst from Chlcsgo to Portland; the sec
ond time It wss 1!S psr cent nlghsr;
In this last decision It was seven per
cent higher.
These various decisions were mads
within a period of two year.
-Water competition being; recognised
as a compelling factor, the Court evi
dently held that under the law no dis
crimination sxlsted against an Interior
point simply because the water point
has a lower rats compelled by compe
tition. If. at the sams time, the In
terior point hss a reasonable rate.
"The Court expresses tts Intention of
Inquiring Into the facts and unques
tionably the esse wlil go to the Su
preme Court."
In oommentlng oa the Injunction.
Frank W. Robinson, general freight
agent of the 0.-W. R- N. Company,
said:
-If Is a TeeogrlMon Toy the Commerce
Court of ths right of the carriers to
meet competition as they rind it."
Ths railroads, anticipating the pos
sibility that ths Injunction would bs
denied, hsd prepared a tariff on the
basis established by ths Interstate
Commerce Commission, but withheld It
pending the decision of ths Commerce
Court.
The present rates now will continue
In effect.
Kentucky Birthplace of Mar
tyred President Accepted
as Gift to Nation.
TAFT LEADS IN EULOGY
Imposing Memorial Near Hodgen
Tllle, Kjr., Marks Completion of
Popular Movement Sena
tor Borah Speaks.
HO DG EXVTLLE. Ky.. Nov. . Ths
birthplace of Abraham Lincoln was
dedicated ss a National shrine today.
An Imposing- grtmlte memorial,
raised over the log- cabin In which Lin
coln was born, wss formally acoepted
by Prssldent Taft In bshalf of ths Na
tion. It stands in ths center of ths
farm on which Lincoln's parents set
tled after their long Journey from Vir
ginia Throng's from all parts of the
United States attended. Othsr eulog
ists besides President Taft wers ex
Governor Folk, of Missouri, who Is
president of ths Lincoln Farm Asso
ciation: Governor Willson, of Ken
tucky, and Msjor-General Black, a
former commander of ths Grand Army
of ths Republic who spoks for ths
soldiers of the North, and General
John B. CasUaman. of Kentucky, who
spoks for ths soldiers of the South.
f-enator Borah, of Idaho, ddlrsred an
address on -Lincoln ths Man."
The ceremonies todsy wsrs In
a measure a continuation of
those begun yestsrday at Frank
fort, when a status of Lincoln wss
unveiled In the State Capitol. Today's
ceremony, however, marked the con
summation of a Nation-wide move
ment to convert the Lincoln birth
place Into a National preserve.
nrlsjia ef Uealna BsHllru-.
President Taft spoks of ths fascin
ating study Involved In tracing the
origin of the genius of a man like
Lincoln. The pssston of the world,
he said, grew greater for mors Inti
mate knowledge of his personality and
a deeper Inquiry Into ths circum
stances of his wonderful life.
"Few men." said Mr. Taft. "have
come Into publlo prominence who cams
so absolutely from ths soil as did
Abraham Lincoln. It la difficult to
Imagine the lark of comfort, accom
modation and the necessities of life
that were In the cabin In which he
was born. The almost squalor tn which
he passed his early life made him fa
miliar with the sufferings, thoughts
and aympathles of ths plain people;
and when hs came to great power bis
understanding of their reasoning and
of their views gave him an advantage
In Interpreting their attitude which
cannot be overstated.
"His evident sympathy for the col
ored race; his aroused sense of Jus
tice tn their behalf: his earnest pas
sion to secure them fundamental and
equality of opportunity haa been the
Inspiration In the sufferings and limi
tations of his own early Ufa.
tyle ef Thought I.eeld.
Hs was not slow, but hs wss cau
tious, deliberate, attentive, aa beflted
one who Insisted on establishing svery
proposition that hs adhered to by
original reasoning from fundamental
postulates. 1 be lucidity and clearness
of his thought manifested Itself In ths
simplicity, directness and clearness of
his style. He had Imagination and
loved poetry. He had the rhythm of
language and. though purely self-educated,
these circumstances developed
a power of literary expression thst the
world, especially the literary world,
hss come fully to recognise and enjoy."
Ths President reviewed Lincoln's
dealings with men about him and the
many-sided genius that made him a
statesman and a strategist. The mem
orial, aald Mr. Taft. would be a con
stant reminder of ths unexplained and
explainable growth and development
of Lincoln's genius amid lowly sur
roundings. Clarence IL Mackey. treasurer of ths
Lincoln Farm Association, said that ths
gift was made possible by subscriptions
from the affluent and the lowly rang
ing from 115.000 from one. down to 80
cents, from a woman and her children
sgreKatlng 183.0"0. The memorial Is
paid for and 150.000 has besn set sslde
for maintenance.
With the close of the exercises todsy
at Hodgenvllle. President Taft and his
party continued their trip to Nash
ville and Knoxvllle. Tenn. Ths Presi
dent's tour will end at Washington
Sunday morning.
BOOTH TARKINGTONJS SUED
Indianapolis Maa Wants 10,000
for Being Hit by Anthor'g An to.
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. t. Jlooth
Tarklnsrton. the author and playwright,
who arrived at his horns here yester
day to pass the Winter, was sued todsy
for $10,000 damsges by George W.
Welsenhan. who alleges that he was
run down by the Tarklngton automo
bile on July 1 last
Mr. Tarklngton was In Europa at the
time of the accident but was mads the
defendant because he owned ths ma
chine, which was driven by Tarklng
ton s chauffeur.
Two Women and Babe Barn.
SIOUX CITT, Is, Nov. I. Mra John
Davis, aged 19, wife of a farmer living
11 miles south of here, their 1-months-old
bsby snd Miss Lucy Hodger. sged
tl. sn sunt, were burned to death In
a Are which destroyed their home to-
Sarsaparilla
Eradicates scrofula and all other
humors, cures all their effects,
makes the blood rich and abun
dant, strengthens all the vital
orpans.
It effects its gTeat cures, not
simply because it contains sarsa
parilla, but because it combines
the utmost remedial values of 20
different ingredients.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Do You Enjoy Your Heals?
One of the Most Important Question
to Consider in the Search for
Eplnes and Health.
The burning- question to you Is. -Are
yon getting out of life ail the pleasure
and the health you are entitled tot"
If not, why not! .
k'a matter whether every organ and
member of your body Is In a sound
state of health and strength. If your i
stomach ts in any way disordered, yon !
are not going to be -yourself." Ton i
sre going to be a worriea. out-or-sorxa,
nervous or sullen Individual, whoss ao
tlons will reflect your condition inside,
and people wUl naturally avoid you.
The world wants to smile and be
cheerful, and unless you are cheerful j
and smile, at least, occasionally, yon
will have few friends, fswsr oppor
tunities, no success, and you will go
down In defeat defeated by dysperpsla
and a bad stomach.
-A good and thorough digestion has
a quick wonderful reaction upon the
brain. Tou must have noticed It many
times, for ths brain and stomach are
as Intimately connected as a needle and
Its thread, one can hardly be used to
advantage without the other. It your
stomach Is slow and lazy In digesting
your food. It will produce at once a
slow, laxy and cloudy Influence upon
your brain. Mark It! If your stomach
has absolutely quit work, and fermen
tation la poisoning your vitals ss a re
sult, surely your brain Is going to be
sluggish and correspondingly depressed.
No one need tell yon that.
But why continue to suffer all the
miseries and torments that a disor
dered stomach brings youT
If your stomsch csn not digest yonr
food, whst will? Where's ths rellbft
Where's the cure?
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
relief and the cure. Why? Because,
aa all stomach troubles arise from In
digestion and because one Ingredient
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is able to
thoroughly snd completely digest 1009
grains of any kind of food, doesn't It
stand to reason that these little Dys
pepsia Tablets are going- to digest all
the food and whatever food you put
Into your stomach? Science nowadays
can digest food without having to uee
the stomach for it. And Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets are the result of this
scientific discovery. Trey digest and
digest thoroughly and well, anything
and everything- you eat.
So, If your stomach refuses to work
or can't work, and you suffer from
eructations, bloat, brash, fermentation,
bllioueness. sour stomach, heartburn.
Irritation. Indigestion, or dyspepsia of
whatever form. Just take one or two
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and see
the difference. It doesn't cost you
much to prove it. Then you can eat all
you want, what you want, whenever
you want, if you use these tablets, and
you can look the whole world In the
face wtth a beaming eye and you will
have a cheerful spirit, a pleasant face,
a vigorous body and a clear mind and
memory and everything will look and
taste delicious to you. That's life.
Get Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
any drug store-on earth for EOc a box.
Send us your name and address today
and we will at once send you by mall a
sample package free. Address F. A.
Stuart Co., 160 Stuart Bldg, Marshall.
Mich.
day. The explosion of sn oil can is
supposed to hsvs caused the fire.
PULP TRADE IS SOUGHT
ETKOPEAX XATIOXS ASK FA-VORED-NATIOX
RIGHTS.
Norway and Sweden Formally Put
Issue Before State Department.
Canada Bas Privilege.
WASHINGTON, Nov. . Norway and
dwsden. through their diplomatic rep
resentatives hers, have requested the
United States to grant to them, under
the favored nation's clsuss of their
treaties, the ssme privileges given to
Canada by section 1 of the reciprocity
agreement, by which wood pulp and
print paper are admitted free of duty
Into the United States
Several other countries. Including
Germany. It Is believed, have asked
the same privilege from the United
States. '
Those requests placed formally be-
Ends Catarrh
No Stomach Dosing, Hyomei, the
Old Reliable Remedy.
Tou can get rid of hawking, spitting,
snuffles, discharge of mucus and foul
breath if you will only try.
Tou can get a complete HTOMKI
fpronounce it Hlg-h-o-me) outfit for
11 00 with a guarantee that if it does
not end the misery of catarrh you can
have your money back.
Catarrh is caused by grerms. and the
only way to kill these germs and for
ever banish catarrh Is to breathe HY
OMEI an antiseptic vaporised air that
hundreds of thousands have used with
wonderful success. Bear In mind that
there is no cocaine, opium or other habit
forming drug In HTOMEI; it is mado
of pure Australian Eucalyptus and
other antiseptics.
For catarrh, asthma, catarrhal deaf
ness, colds, croup and coughs. HYOMEI
has no equal.
If yon already own a HYOMEI In
haler you can get a bottle of HYOMEI
for only 60 cents at druggists every
where. Mall orders filled by Booth'g
Hyomei Co. Buffalo, N. Y. .
TO GROW HAIR ON
A BALD HEAD
BT A PBCIAI.I8T.
Thousands of people suffer from baldness
and falling hair who, having tried nearly
aT(r7 advertised hair tonic and hair-grower
without results, have resigned themselves
to baldness and Its attendant discomfort.
Yet their case la not hopeless; ths follow
ing simple home prescription baa made
bair grow after years of baldness and Is
also unequalled for restoring gray hair to
tut orlalnal color, stopping hair from fall
lna out and destroylcs the dandruff germ.
It will not make the hair greasy, and can
he put up by any druggist: Bay Rum. 9
ounces; Lavona de Composes. ounces;
Uentnol Crystals, one-half drachm. If you
wish it perfumed, add ha'f to one tsaspoon
ful To-Kalon Perfume, which unites per
fectly with ths other Ingredients. This
preparation Is highly recommended by phy
sicians and specialists and is absolutely
barmleea. aa It contains none of the poison
ous wood alcohol so frequently found In
hair tonics. Do not apply to ths face or
where hair Is sot desired.
PRINTING
staling. Rinding and Blank Bonk 1
Phou Mala Siul. A Z1SI.
Portland Printing House Co.
j 1. Wright. Pres. and Oea. Manager. ,
Book. Cstslegse mml Cosseaercisd
feats aed Tmrlor sus.. Pertlaad. Orsesa
FUR
Mm
We have placed on sale our com
plete stock of high-grade Furs for
Friday and Saturday at just off
their regular prices. This line of
Furs is of the FINEST QUALITY,
MOST EXCLUSIVE STYLE
AND HAS CHARACTER AND
INDIVIDUALITY UNSURPASSABLE.
Mi?
Garments marked in plain fig
ures. Be your own salesman.
Discount the price OFF,
Largest Leading Furriers In
the Northwest.
$1.95
Trimmed Hats
Sold to $8.00 for
Extra special sale of women's Trimmed Hats;
all the newest styles, in large or small shapes,
in felt and velour; economy sale $1.95
12 Price Sale Plumes, Trim
mings and All Trimmed Hats
on our entire line of "Women's and
Misses'
Coats, Suits
Waists, Skirts
Raincoats
Dresses and
Sweaters
WITH A NEW SHIPMENT of
fine Tailored Suits just received,
this makes OUR LINE MOST
COMPLETE. BEST STYLES,
BEST QUALITY AND PER
FECT FIT GUARANTEED.
14 Off Sale of Children's Wear
Including everything to wear for the infant
or child, in Sweaters, Knit Goods, Hats; Coats,
Raincapes 0NE-F0UBTH OFF
Regular 60c Forest Mills
Underwear 44c
Fine, form-fitting Vests and Drawers in
fleece lined or without ; the very best garment
for the money; high neck, long sleeves and
ankle length; cream only 44
. $2.00
Fine
Kid Gloves
1.69
Mm
M.e-Ie51
- entire nuittmui cor rourm ana . ZTLZ rurrnarft
LEADNO SFJZCALTY- HOUSE FOR LADJES MSSES S OfLDREff
1 !
m A
French
Kid Gloves
$1.29
fore the State Department the ques
tion of whether wood pulp and print
paper can be admitted free from other
countries than Canada under the
farored nation's clauses in the existing-
treaties between the United States and
those countries. Under section two of
the Canadian reciprocity agrreement
free entry was g-iren to print paper
e,nd wood pulp to the United States.
This section of the bill became effec
tive July 1 last.
Excellent results in that country hare
folowed the visit of ths American com
mission to Llbsrla In 1909. ,
FOR THE NEWEST VISIT THE EASTERN
RARE
OA
VA
Fv
Mr Fred Bauwer, our New York resident buyer, was fortunate to purchase of a
-nrominent maker 125 Ladies' and Misses' Coats at a price way below their market
tI-a hMiPfir. rif the nurchase. These Coats were
intended to sen at o.w,
$27.50 and $30.00, but we
price them specially for two
days only,
CHARGE ACCOUMTS S
Friday mi
Saturday
at the nominal price of
$18.5
These Coats are made with
large collars, in square,,
round and pointed hood ef-"
fects. In reversible mate
rials and mixtures in all
combinations of colors. Long
revers in front, straight
lines, plain or belted backs,
buttoned on one side with
large fancy buttons, deep
cuffed sleeves; worth up
n&3a?:..:.. $18.50
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OLICITED
The extraordinary
price reductions we
make on these de
sirable Coats for Friday and Saturday do not deprive you of your privilege to -have
your purchases charged to you and remit in such easy and convenient weekly or
LmtSy payments as may best suit yourself. Our credit plan is at your disposal
just the same.
No Charge for Credit-Simply a Courtesy.
The Big Modern
Credit Store. '
EASTEM
OUTFITTING CO.
Washington Street
at Tenth.