2S. 1M2. 13 WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY ) SPECIAL CHARIER ELECTION DESIRED Mayor Says Commission Rule Too Important to Go on Bal lot With Other Things. PROPOSED PLAN NOT READ Itavhllght Think Otjr Attorney, Treasnrer and 3tnnlcipal Judg Shoo Id B Elfirtod Instead of Appointed. "I promised tbs pepl of this eHy that I would a-lra thrra rery oppor tunltr to decliis whsihsr or not they want commission icorarnrasnt. and will keep the promise." aald Mayor Rashllirht yesterday. I want to hare a special election Just as soon as th new committee, which I appointed las week, can draft Its proposed plan (or submission. The Mayor farors submitting a char ter that will not be tno radical, bu which will make It possible to fadl! late business and avoid doUya In It transaction, he said, lie reallsea more than ever the drawbacks of the presen charter, which retards business all th time and causes many delays. Special Rlerttoa 5tmurr. I think the question or whether th rlty Is to rhana to commission cor ernment la too Important to be placed rn the ballot with anrthln else." said the Mayor, and fur that reason favor oiling; a special election Just as soon aa the new committee can pre para Its draft. It would be possible to P4ace It on th ballot with the other business at th primary nomination election, but I am opposed to that; feel that It la of such Importance that It abould hare th full and undivided attention of th people when It to them for a decision. . T' h 1 1 th ex- pens of a separate election la eon Iderable. It Is nevertheless worth It. If th people are to chimp from th present charter to a new one. In a general way th Mayor believes that five commissioners should ba pro vtded fir the transaction of business. but be believes that th City Attorney, City Auditor. City Treaaurer and Mu nlrlpal Ju'tc abould be elected dl redly by the people. sfsaisiirs wiaeea r STerra. "It seems to m that no rood purpose would be served by maklnir th posi tions of City Attorney. Treasurer, Audi tor and Jtidgt appointive," said th Mayor. "They bav their several du ties to perform. ay way. and they can perform them better, I believe. If they are elected by th whole people: they aril! naturally feel more Independent and will be more fearless. It would be very easy for a commission to build up machine If riven all th appointments. Aside from the officers, however. I foel that th commission should b irlvea ample power to tranaact busi ness unhampered, aa buaineaa la nam pared under the present charter. I never reailaad how bad th present charter waa until we started to tear down th old City Jail and to build a new en. W have been bothered at every turn by charter provisions and th work baa been considerably as- layed. while th public welfare has not only not been benefited, but baa been actually harmed. The Mayor haa not called meetlna; of th new charter committee, but has ordered copies of all th proposed com snissloo. charters now before th Coun :H, and will provide each member with a copy. When they bav bad time to read and dts-eat these forms, a meeting- will be called and th work of compil ing th new draft started. STREET WORK IS URGED Ptecl Bridge Posh Club Favors Hard Surface on Larrabe). Th Steal Rrlria-ft Push Club, at Its meeting Monday night, passed a resolu tlon asking that Larrab street b graded and nard-aurrsred from Its In tarscctloa with the railroad company' grade to an lntrartton with Adams street and th new O.-W. It. at N. Rail read bridge. Officers wet- elected aa follovrs: President. Francis Clamo; secretary, Sam Ruby: treaaurer. C. A. Johnson. The resolutions are aa follows: -Whereas. It behoovrs the City of Portland to keep open all streets and thoroughfares. In contemplation- of th future greatness of our rlty. as well ss Its present needs, and that no thor oughfare heretofore or now being used within the City of Portland should be cut off: and, . -Whereae, Iarrahe street, on th Tast aide, extending from Killings- worth avenue south to Ilolladay avenue la a street fully two and a half miles In length. Improved In first-class man ner, carrying traffic second to no Kast tilde street of th same length: and. Whereas, th new railroad bridge la about to be completed and the old Steal bridge ronectlng Ilolladay ave nue with th West Side la about to be removed: therefore, ba It Resolved. That the said I-arrahe street be extended from Us Intersection with th toe-line of th railroad com pany grade to an Intersection with Adams atreet and the new Tallroad bridge; and that said Larrabee street b immediately Improved with hard-surface pavement In auch manner aa th Common Council may hereafter determine." GAME WARDEN MENACED Prisoner's Brother Threaten Him With rietol, but Officer Wins. That th work of deputy gam war dens frequently leads tbera Into dan gerous situations Is shown by th re port of District Warden Lewis, of swlamath Falls, Or., In reviewing an ex perience of J. J. Furber, Deputy Game Warden. The Gam Commission had been aware that deer were being killed -unlawfully. A family of the nam of '.'onnolly on the Klamath River had been known to be violating th laws. Furber watched the family during th W'lntr. but was unable to obtain evi dence against them until last Thursday. Furber then found that a deer had been killed, and followed the trail to th Connolly home. On searching the prem ises he discovered the head and th hide of a large buck, and arrested Crts Connolly, but had to hold th prisoner there all night until morning. Crts Connolly and his brother were th only members of the family at home. Fur ber told the two men to go to bed up stairs, that h would remain tap. H placed the deer head In an adjoining room, leaving th door ajar. In th morning tf head waa found to bar been stolen, and upon requesting Cris Connolly to produc It his brothsr drw a revolver and ordered Furber to leave. Furber sat down and aald that when he left th Connolly would go with him. cria Connolly than surrendered and ac companied Furber to Klamath Falls, where Justice Graves fined him 1100 and costs. MINT PLAN IS OPPOSED Oregon Aid San Francisco in Fight to Continue Money Coinage There. , , e Commercial bodies In th Oregon D velopment League ar Joining Califor nia in opposing th proposed reduction of the rnlted States Mint at Pan Fran Cisco to aa assay office. Telegrams were sent Monday from the offlc of th development leagu at th Portland Commercial Club to each of the mem bera of Oreron's Congressional dele- rPREXB DICTATOR LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE WILL TISITVORTLAXD. - . . - ! i V ,-)--' ' ' ' .-f -rr- -'! rj . f ' s i fci-j-l. I i i ml Arthar H. Jeae. ef ladlaaapelle. Arthur H. Jones, of Indianapo lis, lnd. supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose, will ar rive In Portland tomorrow, and will be th guest ef th local Moo lodge. Ha will b met at th train at A. M. by th recep tion committee and escorted te his hotel. At IX o'clock he will go to h clunroom, whore an In formal reception will be held. After luncheon th committee will take him en a sight-seeing tour of the city, and will endeav or to convince him that Portland Is the plaoa for the convention la 1U. Th Mooae order was organised by Dr. Jame Pmlth in Louisville, Kj. in 1S8S. It now has 125.000 members and 134 lodge. At the Detroit convention 100 delegates and 1400 visiting members were In attendance. Th local lodge haa a membership of betweea 2000 and too. and has rooms In th Tull at Qlbbs Annex building. gat I on. asking their support to Cali fornia's representatives in th fight against th proposed movement. Th telegram follows: Our commercial orvanlsatlon desire te Join with California la opposing proposed redoettoa of Lli States mlai at San Prea dsro te assay office. This great historical mint te of great aotnal commercial and fiaaoelal convenience te tae satire coast. Orsgoa and California commercial bodies arc united for all that Belpa say part of the Pacific Ceaet ead will wage a spirited eampalsn la behalf of Ooveraxnent recogni tion. Wire tr we eaa aeip voa la tma. Oregna DeTclopment Lego C C Chap man. ecretary. Portland Commercial Clob. ri. T. John' eon. rhilrmin Knttf f mrny.a. That Tightness of the Stomach Caused by Formation of Nauseous Gases, from Undigested Food In stantly Stopped with a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet. Trial Package Free. When you feel aa If your stomach was being tightly choked when the pain la Intense and yen break out In a cold and clammy perspiration and there s a lump in your throat and you ar weak and nauseated all you need la a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to clear away he wreckage of undigested food left n th stomach and Intestines and re store you te your normal aelf again. That Kaeity Feeling af the atesaaca la Instantly Relieved by a graarfa Dyspepsia Tablet. Thousands of people bav learned so well how sur and dependable Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ar for all stomach Ills that they ar never without a package at home and at the office, and npon any indication that the stomach Is a little weary, they, take a 8tuart's Tablet after each meal for a few days until the digestive organs get rested p again. Thla la a splendid plan to follow and always results In much good. The ap petite la Improved, the food la relished more, your sleep la Dior refreshing. and your disposition will mak you friends Instead of enemies. For Indigestion. Sour Stomach, Belch ing Gas. Coated Tongue, Intestinal In- Igestlon and all Stomach Disorders nd Pains or for Loss of Appetite- nothing is better than Stuart's Dyspep- la Tablets for sur and Instant relief. Use them freely they ar aa harm less aa augar would be and are by no means to be classed as "medicine." Tbey bav no effect whatever on th system except th benefits they bring you through th proper digestion of our food. All drug stores sell Stuart's Dyspep- la Tablets. The price la 60 cents per ox. If you wish to try them before urrhaslng. address F. A. Stuart Co., 50 Stuart Bldg., Marshall. Mich, and a trial package will be seat yon free. " - - si -m av - a wr a Charge Purchases Today and Tomorrow Will Go on Your mil rayame pru r irsi Special 25c Lunch for Shoppers, Served in'the Basement Shoe Shining' in Basement Olds, WortmaE ? lft m 'WedrLesdlsiy "fiouarly Sales In the Basement 'Underprice Store In our Basement "Underprice Store" we assemble merchandise of all kinds to meet the general needs of the masses. Shrewd and economical people who shop consistently have found it possible to save largely on their purchases. Many depend entirely upon this "Underprice Store" for their household needs and wear ing apparel. Spend a profitable day here today. Make a special trip if necessary it will surely pay. S mits "Women's Worth to $20 All day today In the Basement "Underprice Store," a sale of 200 Women's Tailored Sails, priced ridiculously low for garments of this quality. The materiala are serges, worsteds, cheviots, velvet and tweed mixtures in mart, neat patterns, all good colors, well made, plain tailored r Q QC and semi-trimmed styles, perfect fitting; $15 to $20.00 grades ZJJ $9.95 All Day on Basement Circle Children's $1.50 Shoes $1 Men's and Women's t$3 Shoes at $1.95 On the basement Bargain Circle. An all-day sale of hundreds of pairs of children's and misses' Shoes, fine, soft vici kid, with patent tips, blncher eut. A good, serviceable and dressy shoe. A full range of sizes, 8V to 2. Our reg- d f f nlar $1.50 grades. We offer these Shoes at this special low price, the pair, only tip X avlvl On the basement Bargain Circle. An all-day sale of men's and women's Shoes. Many different style lasts. .In patent, gunmetal and box calf stocks in a complete range of sizes. Our regular values up to $3.00. W7e specialize them for this sale at only, the pair (fa IN THE $W llBASEMENTf . at roar or JJ $1.95 1 Hour Specials lO to 11 Spend the whole ay here in the store. Women's $5 SilK Waists $1.98 From 10 to 11 A M: today, in the basement. A tale of women's Waists; of good quality messaline silk and net over chiffon ma terials, in new and attractive styles; plain and trimmed models; all t 1 QO good colors; to $5 grades; at X l70 35c Novelty Jewelry Only 5c From 10 to 11 A M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of fancy novelties in Jewelry. Hundreds of nat and attractive patterns, beauty pins, belt pins, hat pins, veil pins, etc. H Worth up to 35e each. Special attjC Men's or Women's Gloves, 5c From 10 to 11 A. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A sale of good, heavy black cloth Gloves, for men or women, to work aronnd the house or the garden. Pur chases limited to 6 pairs to a eus- tomer. Special during this hour at J C 12Uc Madras and Scrim, yd. 5c From" 10 to 11 A. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A sale of Mill Ends of printed madras, in 1 to 5-yard lengths. Mnv nieces of a kind: 86 inches wide. Splendid patterns and oolors. lOe and J 12V.B crradea. Snoeial at only, yard a3 C Apron Ginghams, the yd, 3yc .From 19 to il A. M. toaay, in m casement. "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of Apron Ginghams, in neat checked patterns, light or dark colors. Purchases limited to 20 vards to a customer. Spe- 1 cial for one hour only, the yard O 2C 1 Hour Specials 11 to 12 New Bargains every time the gong sounds Women's $1.50 White Waists 79c From 11 A. M. to 12 today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of women's White Waists, in many styles; plain lawn materials, tailored and trim med with embroidery and laee-p7CI Values up to $1.50. Special, only J C Swiss Curtains, the Pair, 25c From 11 A. M. to 12 today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of fine ruffled swiss Cur tains, in neat striped patterns, with self ruffles; 2V2 yards long and 24 inches wide. Good for cottages, for sash cur- Of tains, ete. Special at only, pair, O C Men's 15c SocKs, the Pair, 9c From 11 A. M. to 12 today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of men 's guaranteed Socks. Black or tan, medium weight cotton, fast stainless dye. Purchases limited to 12 pairs to a customer. All sizes in the Q lot. 15o grades. Special this sale at J Q, Women's 65c Belts, Spe'l, 15c From 11 A M. to 12 today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A sale of women's fine elastic Belts, fitted with a good as sortment of new, attractive buckles. Good silk webbing; all good eolors and 1 fj grades up to 65c. Special at only IDC 90c Stationery in Boxes at 25c From 11 A. M. to 12 today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of Box Stationery, correspondence style. 150 boxes in the lot; various kinds, plain or initialed. Grades worth up to 90c QJ . a box. Specialized for this hour at O C 1 Hour Specials 12 to 1 Watch the dial. New bargains eaeh hour. Women's $4.50 Petticoats $2.48 From 12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of beautiful Silk Petticoats, of fine, soft qual ity taffeta, styled with deep flounces and dust ruffles ; all good col- (t c A Q ora. Regular $4.50 grades at frO 25c Gingham Aprons, Only 17c From 12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store," A one-hour sale of women's Gingham Aprons, very good qual ity, in neat striped patterns, good, full sizes and excellent 2oc sellers. "T Specialized in the basement at A . C Women's Fancy NecKwear 5c From 12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store," A sensational one hour sale of hundreds of pieces of dainty Neckwear for women. Lawn and lace ef fects in stocks, jabots and side ef- J" fects. Special for one hour only C Children's 25c StocKings, pr. 9c From 12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A sale of children's Hose, 1 and 1 ribbed, with double knee, toe and heel; fine lisle finish; sizes 6 to 8yj. Regular 25-cent grades. Special Q for this one hour at only, the pair, C Dress Ging'hams, the Yard, 8c From 12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement. A rousing one-hour sale of fine Dress Ging hams. In a splendid range of patterns; stripes, checks and plaids; all good, depend able colors. Extra good quality. Spe- Q eial, the yard, for this one hour only O C 1 H our Specials 1 to 2 Be among , the busy buyers all day long. $3.50 Lace Curtains, Pair, $1.00 From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of fine lace Curtains ; exact ly 100 pairs in the lot; fine Nottingham, in good, desirable patterns; full siie curtains. Mostly odd pairs, worth up tf ff to $3.50 a pair. Special at j) X eUU Women's $2, Corsets, $1.19 Pr. From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement. A sale of splendid Corsets, good models for full figures, made of extra heavy German coutil, fitted with 6 hose supporters and straps at abdomen. Sizes 24 rt " - f to 32. Special at only, each p J. JL Men's Negligee Shirts For 39c From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of blue Chambray, black Sateen and black and white Twill Shirts; good materials, cut full in the body and sleeves, well O f made; sizes 14 to 17; at only3iC Children's $1 Dresses For 67c From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." A 6ale of dainty lit tle Dresses for children. The materials are good quality ginghams, in a broad range of new Spring patterns and eolors. J Sizes 6 to 14 years; $1.00 grades O C il Chiffon Auto Veils For 48c From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of fine quality French Chiffon Auto Veils, in a complete range of the new Spring eolors, including black and white. A large size veil that sells A Q regularly at $1.00. Special at only iO C 1 Hour Specials 2 to 3 Shop by the honr. Stay in store all day. Women's $5 Bath Robes $2.69 From 2 to 3 P. M. today, in ths basement "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale if women's eiderdown Bath Robes, with satin trimmings and buttons, silk frogs and heavy cords. In red color only. Our tf ty CO regular $5.00 grades. Special Paaai07 5c and 10c Pearl Buttons 2c Doz From 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of good quality Pearl Buttons, clear color, two and four-hole assorted sizes; limit 12 dos. to a customer. Our regular 5c and 10c grades. Special at only, dozen aW C Full Size Bed Spreads at 94c From 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement. "Underprice Store." Shop by the hour, stay all day. Here's a sale of Bedspreads in the full, double-bed size, extra weight, Marseilles patterns. Specialized Qk A for this hour only at this price JTfC Women's 50c Union Suits 29c From 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of women's fine swiss ribbed Union Suits in the Spring weight; low neck and sleeveless, loose knee, trimmed with lace. In "y r all sizes. Our 60-cent grades at ssssvC $1 Fancy SilKs, Special at 49c From 2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of beautiful fancy silks in neat stripes, checks and printed warps; suitable for dresses, waists, petticoats, trimmings, etc. A fv Our $1.00 grade. Special this hour r5 C 1 Hour Specials 3 to 4 Sped. 25o shopper's lunch. In basement. 25c Plaid Dress Goods, Yd. 15c From 3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of Plaid Dress Goods, double width; small, neat patterns in good eolors for house dresses, waists and children's " JJ wear. Regular 25c grades, yard IOC Gingham Petticoats For 59c From 3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of splendid quality gingham Petticoats, in plain eolors and neat stripes, with embroid ered flounces and self-flounces, assorted lengths. All good eolors O C 50c Baby BlanKets at, Only 33c From 3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A one-honr sale of Baby Blankets; msde of fine heavy eider down, reversible, neat patterns, in pink or blue colors. Good sellers at 60o O O each. Specialized for this sale 3 O C Men's 50c Underwear For 29c From 3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A sale of men's new Spring weight Underwear; fine qual ity, heavy balbriggan shirts and drawers. Well made and finished. A full OA range of sizes ; 50a grades at only 7 C "0c Waste Paper BasKets at 18c From 3 to 4 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A one-hour sale of Waste Paper Baskets; extra strong, light and attractive. Indian-made. For office or house use. Good 50o grades. 1 Q Specialized for one-hour sale at lOC M a! U 1 H our Specials 4tc5 Read every item. AH are great bargains. Children's $5.50 Coats at $3.29 From 4 to 5 P. M. today. A one-hour sale of children 's new Spring Coats, only 50 in the lot, smart styles for little tots. Black and white ehecks and gray mixtures. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Worth $5.00 ea. d j O f"V Special for this one-hour sale $1.25 and $1.50 Dress Goods 59c From 4 to 5 P. M. today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of 56-inch Dress Goods; all wool, medium weight, neat stripe and checked patterns. All good colors, worth regularly $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. Q Specialized for this hour at only Boys' Wash Suits at Only 48c From 4 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A sale of 200 boys' Wash Suits. Made of good quality ging hams, in plain and neat stripe patterns; two styles, military and sailor. A Q Sizes 2y2 to 8 years. Special atxOC Infants' 35c Kimonos For 19c From 4 to 5 P. M. today, in the basement. by tiie hour, stay in the store all day. Here's a sale of infants' long Kimonos, made of fine, soft outing flannel, in neat striped patterns; splendid col- ore. Trimmed in pink or blue, X C Women's Knit Pants, the Pr. 19c From 4 to 5 P. M. today, in the basement "Underprice Store." A sale of women's Pants, in the swiss ribbed, Spring weight, loose knee; trimmed in lace; all sizes in the' lot Don't forget to lay in your supply for the Summer. Special 19c 1 Hour Specials 5 to 6 Hundreds of other bargains not noted. Good, Heavy Outing' Flannel 5c From 6 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of good quality plain cream Outing Flannel; fine soft finish, r Supply your future needs at, the yd. O C TurKish Bath Towels for 12y2c From 5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of heavy, unbleached Turk ish Bath Towels. Sizes 17x24 inches. Have hemmed ends. Hotels and rooming-houses should lay in a supply at f this price. Special, each J, su 2 C $1 Furniture Tapestry, Yard 69c From 5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement. A one-hour sale of extra heavy tapestry Furniture Covering. 50 inches wide; very, good quality, rich colorings of red, brown and green. Splendid $1.00 grades, f Q Special for this sale only at, yd. O J C $1.25 All-over Laces for 55c From 5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement. allover Laces in Oriental and Irish effects. in white, cream or eoru color; good selection of pleasing patterns ; regular $1 r P and $1.25 grades. Special, yard ODC Boys' 50c ElacK Shirts at 35c From 5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement, a rare good sale of boys' sateen Shirts. "Hydegrade," well made and cut full. Sizes 12 to 14; good 50o grades. Spe- O cial for one hour only at, each vlOL Children's Rompers Only 35c Sizes 2 to 6 years, made of good grade ging ham, in checks and stripe. 5 to 6 P. M. only. Basement Grocery Specials Butter, O. W. K- special 2 lbs. 736 Picnic Shoulders, special, the lb. Krinkle Corn Flakes, 4 pkgs. for 25 Coffee, rood 30c trade, the lb. 23 d Shaker Salt, "Sunflower," at only 5c Babbit's Cleanser, 3 cans for only 25 Muscatel Raisins, off the stalK special for China Lily Bulbs, special, 2 for 5c Asparagus, Grand Island Brand, 20e Asparagus Tips, Btaua ror boup, itC Corn, 3 cans, 25c; the dozen for 95c Peaches, sliced, lOo can, or doz. SI. 10 Baked Beans, special at 2 cans for 25c today's selling at Zyt pounds for 25c Sale of Household Needs Wash Boilers, heavy tin, copper bottom, regular $1.75 grades on sale at ea. SI. 33 Pottery Umbrella Stands, assorted colors, regular $3.00 grades, this sale, S1.98 S-quart Gray Enameled Saucepans, specially priced for this sale at only, each 9c 3-quart Gray Enameled Pudding Pans, specially priced for' this sale at only 9c 14-quart Gray Enameled Dish Pans, great bargains at this special price, ea. 39c 8-quart Gray Enameled Tea Kettles, marked special for this great sale at only 59c Notion Day Again On the Bargain Circle Main Floor Between the Elevators. 5c Wire Coat Hangers, specially priced at, 2 for only 5J 5c Spool Cotton, 6-cord, white or black, special, this sale, 46 Darning Cotton, white or black, regular 2c grade, sp'l 1c f 5c Pins, 400 to the paper, 2 papers for 5d 5c Needles, all sizes, special 2 papers 5c 5c Hooks and Eyes, blk. or white, 2 for 5c lOo Collar Stays, blk. or white, 7c ; dz. 756 15c Seam Binding, black or colors, for Hair Nets, 5 in an envelope, all for 10c 12c Feather Stitch Braids, asstd. for 5t 8c Feather Stitch Braids, assorted, for 36 10c nair Nets, "Sylvia," special, each 46 Buttons, brown, black, etc., reg. 25c at 56 5c Hair Pins, wire, all sizes, 2 for 56 15o Dress Shields, special 7c, dz. 756 50c Dress Shields, O. M. 0., nn Kleinert's, Naiad's, speel at !iaC Hose Supporters, worth to 50c, 186 Tape Measures, reg. 5c grade, for 36. 25c Hairpins, shell or amber, for 186 5c Thimbles, special price only 26 35c Hair Rolls, all shades, for 256 10c Shirtwaist Belts, special at 86