I river and conditions exiwttns there with
J reference to the operations of the fifh
; ermen. It la tiio opinion of the mem
' bm of the commlnntitn that as Ionic
Special 2c Shoppers' Lunch Served in the BasemenHbhoe Shining m tne Pasemut
StnnHarrl Sewinp Machines Sold on the Sl.OO a WeeK Club Plan on .the Secojridjnioor
EOF
ftKhrrrnen are permitted lo mt their (
net within 600 feet of the fall it Is j
virtually impossible for any nrat num- J
. ber of salmon to rearh the fails ami
&rend tiie ladder to the upper river
: and lis tributaries." I
COURT TO BE DEEP
ROB
COUNTY
Old
Special Committee and Judge
Cleeton Hold Conference
Concerning Inquiry.
CAPT. HINKLE TO DEPART
! Artillery OTHcrr Traiisfexrrd lo
i t nwm .. l . l,. ...hli. MaOi. i
EXPERT TO BE WELL PAID
Mrnibrn of Conn o Appear Before
iMTeMlgators and Explain Io
Inr, mdrr Fire Affair of
tereral Tear Questioned.
Accomianixl by A. F. Will?, an ex
pert irrounttm, rarabn of the spe
cial rommltt. appointed by Governor
West at the lntanre of the East 8I1
KnaintM Mn Club to Investls7t the
affair of the Countr Court, railed n
CouTitr Juda Cleeton and Commisslon-ea-a
l.lthtnr and Hart yetenla- morn
rnr to discus the scope of the proposed
Investigation and way and means of
commenrlna It.
It decided that Mr. Wllley will
M paid $1 a day for his service and
that he will report his flndlnic to the
committee, composed of " W. Ilodson.
A. A. Cunningham and A. F. Miller, and
that the committee will frame a report
from It. Mr. Wllley. who was drill
sated bv Govrrmir West to assist the
committee, will work u:ider the direct
supervision of the committee.
At the request of County Judve Clee
ton the Hunt was reserved for the
member of the County Court to appear
before the committee and explain under
oath an matters which may seem haxy
and at the suacestlon of Juda-e Cleeton.
the attendance of other witnesses who
may be able to assist the Investigation
by testimony will be asked. The com
mittee has. Its members aajreed. no
power to compel the attendance of wlt
neaaea by aubpena. but Judge Cleeton
declared that he anticipate no diffi
culty In aecurlnn desired testimony.
laejarfrr ( Be Kxhaaatlt.
A to the scope of the Inquiry It was
decided that It will cover ail the points
en which the Cour.tv Court has been
criticised. These include the construc
tion of the courthouse, the fees paid
the architects, the fumlshlna; of the
build. rk at Multnomah r'arm. the sys
tem of keeptnc check on road expendi
ture., the efficiency displayed In the
ceaduct of the various county Institu
tion, the sale of the Kenton aravrl pit
and the sale purchase of other prop
ertlea Certain phase of the Investiga
tion. It It expected, will extend bark
eight year, to the time when Commis
sioner Ughtner assumed offlre.
In answer to questions Judge Cleeton
Informed the member of the committee
that It ha not been the habit of the
v'ountv Court, until quirt recently, to
keep detailed minute of It sessions.
Mueeeedine- County Court had found It
Impractical, he aald. to keep a record of
all Instructions given road supervisors,
who, however, turn In each month a
worn statement of the amount of labor
and material employed and purchases
made. The committee would And In the
Commissioner's Journal records of only
Important transaction". Judge Cleeton
eatd. Ur(i matters are handled by
contract, he Informed the committee,
and eople of all contrarts may he
found In the records
Realty Mea ! Testify.
It wa understood that expert real
estate men will be calied to give testi
mony relative to the value of the Ken
ton gravel pit. which was sold to Mos
Block lor ti.Olw. and sold by him to
Itobert Shaw, clerk of the County Court,
for iJIo. Judge Cle.on referred to
ihe gravll pit sale as a transaction of
which the members of the County Court
are not proud.
"Of course. " said Mr. Ilodson. it
nre-iM b unfair to hold tie present
t'ommy Court responsible for unwise
contracts wh:-h may have been entered
Into by It predecessor and carried out
later, but I hold that the present
County Court would be culpable had It
continued Inefficient svstrms, and that
without regard to how far hark their
Inauguration dates.
Heca'ise the Countv Court has been
criticised In an evening newspaper for
permitting the Sheriff and Countv
Clerk to deposit public money to their
oersonal accounts In banks and lrav
Interest upon It. Judge Cleeton ' re
quested that the commitee go Into this
subject and report upon what the legal
right of the Countv Court are with re
spect to such mone. The Judge sail
that the Countv Vurt has absotutel
nothing to do with it.
FISHERMEN RAISE CRY
titration of Aniline Limit l Op
posed hj Oregon Oily.
Oregon City fishermen, accompanied
by their attorney. v. S. lKen. ap
peared before the Stte Hoard of Klsh
and Game Commission Monday and
entered a protest alnsl the proposed
enforcement of an order of the Com
mission extending the d-d line for net
nshlng In the UUmrtte i:i-r at th.it
notnt from It present limitation of "
leet below the falls, down the river to
the suspension bridge, or over three
ttms the distance peclne. In the law.
At the request of the fishermen, the
Commission agreed not to attempt to
enforce its order until the members of
the Board could visit Oregon city. In
vestigate conditions In the river and
adjust the situation with due considera
tion to Cie rights of the fishermen snd
at the same time conserve the fl.hirg
Industry on the Willamette and Its
tributaries.
One month ago the Commission l- j
sued an order making the closed sea
son for salmon tlshing on the Wil- '
lamette conform to the closed season
on the Columbia River. At the same j
time the Commission proposed to ex- i
lend the dead line for net flehtng t
Oregon Citv from the statutory
feet below the fstls to the suspension
bridge, a distance of about J"00 feet
down the river. This part of the Co- j
mission order was made under that i
provision of the law which empowers
the Commission. Independent of specific
legislative enactment, to close any
stream entirely to nshlng at Its pleas
ure when such an order i deemed ex
pedient for protecting the salmon In
dustry. 'Ti order of the commission chang
ing the dead line for fishing purpose
at Oregon Cit" has not been enforced."
aald George It. Kel'r a member of the
commission, last right. rt haa only
been suggested. Our Idea In proposing
an extension in the dead line in the
Willamette River at that point is to
give salmon an Improved opportunity
for reaching the fish ladder at the falls
and ascend the Willamette and Its trib
utaries. 'll Is the Intention of the members
of the commlasion next week to visit
Oregon City and personally Inspect th
In accordance with i.peclal orders
Ixsued by the War I "epartment. Cap
' tain Francis M. Illnkl-. Coast Artillery
! Corps who ws asalsrned recently to
I service with the Coast Artillery Re
I serves of Oregon, has been relieved
from duty and will be assigned to
the Thirty-third Company. Coast
! Artillery Corps, stationed at Fort Co
l lumbla. Wash. Captain lllnkle will be
1 succeeded by Captain Robert W. Col
lins. Coast Artillery Corps, who has
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sHKKTHKtNT P1.A1
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Mm. Hul-rt T. Ilalora (K-lbrr
mn KtlaKe.
Knher Van Kytlnsre (Mr. Roh
ert T. Hnine-r , who la appearintt;
with her huMband at thi Or
pMeuin In t he t wo-tene playlet.
"The owaril," i? related to Hnw
Ky tin-?, t he nntvl artretis, who
died.tn New York recently. Thfs
wMk i-4 hT tint h in vauivi lle.
She is a lister t lunar Kobe
Straus. A t t o r n e - 5eneral of
Marylund. who was nominated
twice for tivo i lovernornh ip of
that state. Mr. Haines uImo in a
cousin of t'ntted States Senator
Kay nr. of r Intnl. She and
Mr. It.unes wer married I"
months mho in Itultlmore. where
the actress w.is prominent in so
ciet v. Mr. Ilulne 1h lures he
selectel his wlf from fotir ac-tr,s-es
to p 1 a v the part of
svvr-t-t heart in "The I'owurd" ie
rause sh-r portrayed the role nat
urally and with pTlWt ease,
while iter competitors for the
pl.tre lnslte-l upon lein noisy
tn the xiuift hut telllnK part.
arrived in Portland. The trannfer will
be ntrs-de March li.
Captain to!lln came to this city
from Fort KlatflT. Wash. He is
a native of Sout h Carolina and served
throuch the Spanish-American War as
a lieutenant In the volunteer service.
II entered the reu'ilar Army as private
tn und In li-! was promote.! from
ll.it t.i Hon Sfrican I - Ma lor to Scond
Lieutenant. He was promted to the
rank of Captain in I9"T. ami tsraduateil
from the Artillery Shonl in I
..-frret Is 1-lt over the departure of
Captain lllnkle who in the short period
of his service with the oreiron Artil
lery I'orpa impresne! both officers and
men with hit capacity to deal with
the t.tsk of orcmiiitiK th nwly
created corps. Adjuia n t -..neral Kinaier
sai yesterday t ha t Ihe off ice r a of t h
general start had congratulated them
selves on their jjd f..rtune tn obtain
ing the service of Captain Hinkle. and
ret;retttd th.it he was not to remain
here.
(general h'inxer has requested t he
War Department to deslKnate KuKene.
r.. as the headquarters for Captain
Collins, as that city already Is the
iieaadnu rters for t he Com - t A rt filer v.
Hoy lo Make a Pint cf j
Unep.ed Cough Syrup ;
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The Qslekral. !( Coach Resaedr !
lea F.ver I sej. Fally llade at
Heme. Mops V.vc WnooplDSj
4'oacb Qol.kly.
Yon mar not need the 2 which a SO
cent hnttlc of 1'inex save you. but yott
tin need the wonderful ctTr-tivonea of
thia famous coiieli rcmedv. It will nsu
allv stop the tno-l oltinate. rleep-senlcd
eoiish inside of iM lituirs, and has no
equal fr whnopin-;-ciiii"li.
Get a .lO-ccnt U-itle of Pinex unit mix
it in a pint bottle with home-made sncar
vrup. w hich is easily made bv mixing a
pint of frmnulatcd stiintr and 'i r1."'
of warm water, and siirrinc for 2 min
ute. This pies you a full pint a fam
ily upplv if the" mo.t p!r-ant and ef
fective couch remrdv you ever used.
The wv this takes hold of a roujjh
and dives' instant relief, will make you
recret that you never tried it before.
1st i mills tea the appetite, is alichtlv lax
ative and tastes j-ood lnlilren take it I
willmclv. It has a wonderful rec-vrd in
nn cf incipient lunjr trouble and i j
srlendid for croup, asthma, bronchitis,
thr.at trouble, etc. !
Pinex is a special and nipnir concen
trated compound of Norway Wnite Pine
extract, rich in pmiacol and otlier nate
ite.1 hsltncr nine elements.
Pinex has often been imitated. bt:t '
never success full v. for nothinir else will
Produce the same resultn. The pennin
is ctiaranteed to cive absolute satinfac
tion. or moner refiinded. Your drumrist
h.i Pinex. or will gladly (ret it for yott.
!f not, send to The Pinex Co., it,
Wayne, led.
Pinex la fully guarapteed by Laue.
Iavta Drug Co. distributer. Portland.
CUnCURA SOAP
SHAVING STICK
For Tender Faces
0 Indispensable for those ubject to red
i new. rou:hneas. and other irritations
oftbetkin. Asharuu: luxury. No mug.
y-?"sj no sorry soap, no germs, no waste of
xM timeortnone. In nickeled box. 2c..at
IS'at'wj stores or bv mail. Liberal sample free.
ihili Addrrea-Cuticura." Ucpt. iS. Boston.
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Occupying Entire City BIocK-Bounded by Morrison. Aider. Tenth and West ParK Jfs
This mornine our doors will open upon the greatest bargain event that has been offered to the thrifty women and men of Portland for
many a day. The big Basement Underprice Store" will be the scene of the feast. Tables will be laid for thousands; we want you to come.
Women's WHite Waists 98c
In the Basement "Underprice Store."
There is room in every wardrobe for one or two of these
Waists. Hundreds of shrewd women will profit by
this offering of this season's styles in Waists made
in the popular shirt style, with fancy embroidered
fronts with white, stiff cuffs and collars. Are made
of a fine linon material, which looks like linen and
launders perfectly; sizes 34 to 44 bust. Priced no
exceedingly low this sale, your choice only IOC
House Dresses 9oc
In the liasfineiit " iiiKlerprice store." a sale of women's
hoiiM- Iieses, mailt- of fine t-nnlity ginvrham in a new
mid attractive range of styles and patterns QQ
iind all good colors. Triced special for only J O V
Petticoats 59c
Sale Trimmed Hats
$7.50 Grades S3. 95
In the Basement "Underprice Store."
For today we offer the first splendid sale of Women's
Trimmed Hats a big sample line, which we bought at about
half the rejpilar. prices. All are good styles and colors the
Reason's most wanted kinds; an assortment so broad thai;
every taste may be satisfied; beautiful combinations of
colors, pleasing shapes of frames; hats which if bought iu
the regular way would sell up te $7.50 each. An QJ?
For today's selling only we price them at vPO?J
ORDKR BY
III t'le basement ' iiiulerprice store" an all-rlay sale of
women's (Siiiishnm lVttiftnits of unusual quality in plain
t . . . i . . . i j i ..I..:..
eoicrs ami in neat siriiK-n patterns, nitu nu -mmi
rmbroiderod flouiices. All arc pood eolors,
iu assorted lengths. Special for this sale, ea.
59c
Ctiilclreii's
6 Coats $3.48
In the Basement "Underprice Store"
a sale of children's smart, new,
Spring Coats, made up of medium
weight cheviot, blacK and white
checKs and mixtures, in such good
staple colors as navy, brown, blacK
and white and gray, they are well
made and trimmed in contrasting
colors, braids and fancy buttons, sizes
6 to 14 years, regular $6.00 Jo
grades special at this saleP"
Dress Ginghams
Special, Yd. 7c
In the base merit "unrlerpriee store." a one-day sale of
splendid quality Dress Ginghams, in a large assortment
11! patterns, stripes, checks and plaids, light or dark
colors, for making women 's house dresses, aprons
and little girls' dresses. Special for this sale, yd. Q,
Outing Flannel 3V2C
In the basement "underprice store," a rare offering of
good quality Outing Klannel in splendid colors and
small, neat checked patterns, suitable for kimonos,
nightgowns, underwear ami children's O 1
wear; priced special for this sale, yard J aww
HucK Towels a-N 6V2C
In the basement "underprice store." an all-day sale of
splendid quality cotton Hm-k Towels, size lfixH2 inches,
with colored borders, suitable for home Use: especially
good for hotels and rooming-houses; price, Cjj
the dozen, special at 7oc; each, at only O G
12V2C Draperies at 9c
Here's a rare good opportunity to save on drapery ma
terial?. In this lot we group ;J.00 yards of dotted
swi..: in white, striped swiss in white, cream and ecru,
printed mndras- in beautiful floral patterns and deep
rich colorings. Full 30 inches wide. Good l-Vic Q
grades, offered special for this sale, yard, only J C
Men's 50c Underw'r 35c
In the basement "underprice store," a sale of men's
fir cotton I'ndcrv. car in the medium weight for Spring
we; .. Fine cloe-ribbed cotton, neatly made and fin
ished. A complete range of sizes. Excellent Of
jllc grades, offered special for this sale atOwC
M-FLOOR-Hl
Notion Day'
Bargain Circle
Main Floor
Wednesday is the day when
dressmakers and thrifty
housekeepers lay in their
supplies of notions and small
wares. Today 's offerings
are unusual. Take advantage.
Collar Stays, the "Airlite,"
in black or white; our regu
lar 10c grade, special,
7oc a dozen, ea.,' only C
Kcksosilk Collar Stays, 40c dozen, or, ea., only 4
Spool Cotton. 6-cord. white or black, all numbers,
regular 5c grade, offered special for this sale at 4c
Darning Cotton, 2' ie grade, white or black, only 1J
Shoe Laces, 4-4. regular 3 pairs 10c, at 6 pairs 10
Basting Cotton, 500 yards, 5c grade, special at 4
Hair Nets, all shades, on special sale at 5 for 10
Coat Hangers, regular oc grades, special, 2 for 5J
Hair Rolls, all shades, regular 35e grades, at 25t?
Skirt Hangers, wood or nickel, regular 15c grade. tf4?
Ho. Supporters, regular 50c grades, special, 29"
Skirt Markers, regular 25c grade, special, only 12
Hair Tins, wire, all sizes, 5c grade, spl., 2 for 5
Pins. 400 to the paper, regular 5c grades, only 2
English Twill Tape, regular 12c grade, special at 8
Pearl Buttons, 1 dozen on a card, 15c grade for 8J
ironing Wax, regular 15c dozen, special, only 10
15c Dress Shields, siies 2. 3 and 4, special for 8J
15c Buttons, black and colors, bone, special for 5?
Hooks and!' yes. regular 5c grade. 2 cards for 5(0
25c Dress Shields, silk, all sizes, special, only 19
25e Oversleeves, special during this sale, pair. X7C
2)c Featherstitch Braids, buy all you want for 7?
oo
urly Sales
Toilet Paper 4c
lOOO R.olls on S&le
8 to 9 A. M. todav, at the basement bargain
circle, a great sale of 1000 rolls of Toilet Paper,
two different grades, of fine "Egyptian Tissue
and "Waldorf," unusually good grades; large
size rolls. Limit, 20 rolls to a customer. A
and none sold to merchants. Special, roll tmXJ
Women's Fancy NecKwear
25c Grades for 5c
9 to 10 A. M. today, at the basement bargain
circle, a one-hour sale of hundreds of pieces of
dainty Neckwear in fine lawn and lace effects m
various attractive styles; stocks, jabots and side
effects. Good grades, worth to 25c each, JJ
offered special for one hour only at, each ej t
New specials offered at bargain circle every bour.
Sa Men's WorK Shirts
50c Grade 39c
10 to 11 A. M. today, at the ba-ement bargain
circle, a monster sale of men's Negligee Shirts for
the man who works; three styles in the lot, black
sateen, blue cbambray or black and white stripe
drill; all good ' materials, cut full andQQ-
long: sizes 14Vi to 17; one hour onlyejlVV.
New specials offered at bargain circle every hour
Women's Handbags
. . - -v
$1.50 tirades ovc
11 A. M. to 12 today, at the basement bargain
circle, a one-hour sale of genuine leather Hand
bags in assorted styles; some are leather-lined,
fitted with strap handles and coin purses; are
made strong and durable ; good values
at $1.50 and $1.75 each, special, only OI7C
New specials offered at bargain circle every hour.
Sai Women's Union Suits
-pecial, 25c
12 to 1 P. M. today, at the basement bargain
circle, a rousing one-hour sale of women's Union
Suits in the Spring weight, swiss-ribbed cotton,
sleeveless, with loose fenee; mmmeo in lace, aa
sizes in the lot. Purchases are limited JJ
4 suits to a customer. Special, the suit iDC
Women's S5 Hats for $1.95
1 to 2 P. M. today, at the basement bargain
circle, a sale of beautiful new tailored Hats, 150
in the lot, which we bought at our own price;
hardly two alike. A sample line of all new Spring
styles, just such as you are looking for. We offer
them during this one hour at less than the cost
of material alone, to say nothing d QfJ
of the making; worth to $5, only fj) A oSJ
New specials offered at bargain circle every hour.
fj fro Y
9 V f)
1500 Yards of Fancy SilRs
$1.25 Grades 53c
2 to 3 P. M. today, at the basement bargain
circle, a sale of 1500 yards of beautiful fancy
Silks in checks and stripes, splendid patterns and
good color combinations, suitable for dresses,
waists, trimmings, etc.; standard widths and ex
cellent qualities at $1.00 and $1.25 ajO
yard, offered special at only, the yard OOC
New specials offered at bargain circle every hour.
Wrnen s Corsets Reduced
$1.00 Grades 55c
3 to 4 P. M. today, at the basement bargain
circle, a sensational sale of women 's Corsets
three styles in the lot; all new Spring models,
made of good quality German eoutil with medium
hip and bust; fitted with four hose supporters.
Perfect-fitting, reliable corsets, sizes 18 fj fj
to 30; well worth $1 a pair, special, only OO C
k 3t.4 Lj
Child's iol Dresses 35c
4 to 5 P. M. today, at the basement bargain
circle, a sale of 500 children 's Dresses and Middy
Blouses; dresses sizes 2 to 6, made in attractive
styles, of good quality gingham, in plain colors or
checks and stripes. The blouses are size 6 to 14.
in three attractive styles, made of good materials
in plain blue, tan or white. All are JJ JJ
good grades at $LO0 ; special price, ea. O O C
25 Pes. Curtain Scrim
20c Grade 12c
5 to 6 P. M. today,' at the basement bargain
circle, a sale of 25 pieces of plain Scrim, excellent
quality, 36 inches wide, in white, cream or ecru,
suitable for curtains and many other ! f
purposes. A good 25c quality, the yard X east C
Spend the whole day in the basement store today.
$4 Hat Shapes $1.95
To those clever women who trim their own hats, or who
go to our milliners to have their own ideas carried out,
we offer a complete sample line of hat shapes which we
bought at very advantageous prices. The most desirable
styles, small, medium and large; worth tf - f JJ
regular to $4 each, special for this sale t) 1 (i0
Wire Frames at 25c
A sale of wire Hat Frames in black and white: all the
most wanted shapes for making the new C JJ
Spring hats. Offered special at only, each t O O
Hat Braids59c Piece
In the basement "underprice store," sale of 400 pieces
of Straw Braid in 10 and 12-yard pieces, fine PJ f
or coarse straw; black, white, colors; piece OtvC
52- n, Broadcloth
Special Yd. 98c
In the Basement "Underprice Store,"
a sale of all wool broadcloth full 52
inches wide and made from fine wool
yarns; it will tailor nicely into Suits,
Coats, SKirts etc, and will give perfect
satisfaction to the wearer, colors are
brown, tan, gray, light or darK navy,
red, garnet, green, champagne and
blacK, a most extraordinary cloth,
priced specially for this sale
only, at the low price of, yard
98c
50GO Yards Ribbon
IV2 to 3 Inch Yd. 5c
A sensational offering of 5000 yards of all-silk Ribbon,
splendid quality of silk taffeta, soft chiffon finish. lVs
to 3 inches wide; black, white and colors; spe- JJ
cially priced for Wednesday's sale only,' yard OC
75c Flouncings 33c
These are the making-up days for Summer, and far
sighted women are doing their sewing now. We spe
cialize for today only a beautiful line of 27-inch
Flouncings in scores of new dainty patterns, O O
in fine, soft swiss muslin, worth up to 75c yd. 33 0
Misses' Union Suits
Special at 25c
In the basement "underprice store," a sale of misses'
fine ribbed Union Suits in the Spring weight, loose
knee, trimmed with lace, sleeveless; sizes 14 O PJ
to 18 years. Special for Wednesday only at east O C
Nazareth Wants 11c
This offer for Wednesday only in the basement. Chil
dren's Nazareth Waists in medium weight for Spring
and Summer; sizes 2 to 13 years. Every mother knows
what these waists sell for regular. We spe- 1
cialize for the Wednesday's sale at only, ea. X X C
Boys' Negligee -Shirts 39c
In ihe basement "underprice store," a sale of boys'
Negligee Shirts in four different styles, blue, chambray
and percale, in neat stripe pafterns and plain linene, in
cream or tan. or fine black sateen. Sizes 12 O Q
to 14. Our best regular 50c qualities, special 3i O
Gr
c er les
50c Tea, Uncol'd Japan, Gunpowder or Ceylon, 35
Bacon, best English style, special, the pound, 15J
Earns, Eastern sugar-cured, special, a pound, 15J
Raisins, Muscatel, off stalk, special, o'2 pounds 25?
Shoulders "Picnic Hams," special, the pound, 110
Pink Beans, extra special at five pounds for 250
Catsnp Blue Label, offered special, a bottle, "i.80
Laundry Soap, offered special at 11 bars for 25c
Babbitt's Cleanser, special for this sale, 3 cans, 100
Butter, "0. W. K. Special," 2-pound squares, 720
Pineapple, grated, regular 20c can, speciail for 150
Corn Starch, special for this sale, 3 cans for 250
Milk Jersey Queen, Holly, or Yeloban 1 J
special price, 85c a dozen, or two cans at X O
J51 Enameled ware 49c
Blue and white Enameled Ware, four-coated, white
lined, with seamless bottoms, on sale in the basement
today. The lot comprises 1-quart coffee pots,
17-quart dish pans, 2-quart coffee pots, 3-quart cof
fee pots, 4-quart sauce pans and covers, 5-quart sauce
pans and covers, 6-quart sauce pans and covers,
5-quart kettles, 6-quart kettles, 14-quart A Q
dish pans; good values to $1.00 each, forTTC
$1.75 Clothes Hampers at Only 75c
Good strong . willow. On sale for one day only.
25c Dishes for lOc
Extra specials in fancy decorated China dessert
plates, fruit saucers, oatmeal dishes, spice jars, hot
pan holders, pin trays, spoon trays, fern dishes, small
jardinieres, cups and saucers, cake plates, sails and
peppers, bon bon; dishes, souvenir plates, toothpick
holders, egg cups, bread a.nd butter plates, f
pie plates, etc., worth to 25c; your choice X J C
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