THE SU2sTDAT" OREGOtflA FOKTIAISU, DjSUlgaiBKK. II, 19Qg.
CALLS IT ILLEGAL
Breyman Asks to Have Indict
ment Set Aside,
PICKS -OUT FLAWS IN PAPER
He Declares the Grand Jury Caused
Him to Give Evidence Against
Himself Without Giving Him
the Proper Warning.
A. H. Breyman. who is jointly indicted
with his partner. John Sommerville. for
leasing the Paris House property for Im
moral purposes, yesterday, by his attor
neys. Carey & Mays, filed a motion to
set aside the indictment.
It is alleged that the indictment is not
found indorsed and presented as pre
scribed in chapter 7, title 18 of the code;
second, that the jury found an indict
ment against tho defendant on his own
testimony, which was Incompetent and
Illegal, and third, that the constitutional
right of the defendant was violated in
that he was compelled to testify before
the grand jury as a witness against
himself.
Files an Affidavit.
In connection with the motion, Mr.
Breyman has nled an affidavit which
states: I was supbonaed before the
grand jury on November 25, 1904. and re
quired to bring with me the lease to my
property mentioned in the Indictment. I
was required to produce the lease and
was Interrupted by members of the grand
jury touching my ownership of the prop
erty and was required to testify as a
witness concerning the occupancy of the
property, its use by the tenants under
the lease and other matters relating to
the character of tho place and pertain
ing generally to the subject matter in
the indictment. I did not attend to tes
titfy voluntarily, but solely because I
was required to. I was not informed 'of
my rights nor permitted to seek the ad
vice of counsel and was not advised by
the grand jury that my testimony would
"be used against me, nor was I told I
need not answer the questions pro
pounded to me. or that I could not bo
required to testify against myself, and I
did not know I could not be required to
testify against myself. Tho indictment
was based upon my testimony."
WOULD SELL SEASIDE HOUSE
Petition to That End Filed in County
Court by Charles H. Carey.
A petition to sell the Seaside House
property, comprising a Summer resort
hotel and several hundred acres of land
at Clatsop Beach, was filed in the Coun
ty Court yesterday by Charles H. Carey,
administrator of the estate of Joseph
Holladay, deceased, and tho property
was appraised at 531.500, but the ad
ministrator says this is too high a fig
ure and that $20,000 is a reasonable
valuation. The administrator reports
that since the date of the last report
the receipts of the estate have been
$39,500, which Includes $19,000 received
from the salo of Oregon Transfer Com
pany stock and 519,000 balance due of
the purchase price of property on
Fourth street.
There are a largo number of claims
against the estate. There is one of
I'nited States ex rel. E. Q. McKay,
caused by Joseph Hblladay signing a
bond for 515.000 on a lightship-building
contract. The claim "was 515,078 In
1S9S. and there has been paid on it
511.379, leaving- a balance, including in
terest, of 510,191 still due. J. C. Epper
ly holds a claim for $4616, James
Gleason for 52200, C H. Carey for
51873, Carey & Mays for 58951, Mary
Hughes 51854; "Willamette Mills, $15.
041; Kelly, Dunne & Co., 57562'; Mary T.
Strong, executrix -will of Fred R.
Strong, deceased, fees due her late hus
band for services rendered as executor
-will Joseph Holladay and moneys ad
vanced, 514,035. There are numerous
other claims. The principal legatees
are Mary S. Hughes, Jesse Holladay,
Ben Holladay and Linda Holladay Dor
sey". There -will be nothing left after
the claims of creditors have been paid.
TRUE BILL AGAINST GOODWIN
Grand Jury Returns an Indictment
Charging Him With Infidelity.
An-, indictment- charging- Edward H.
Goodwin with adultery on November 14,
1904, with Jane "Doe, whose true name
is unknown, was returned by the grand
jury yesterday.
The witnesses "who appeared against
Goodwin were his wife, Alice R. D.
Goodwin, Mrs. J. Coyan, N." K. Clarke
and Emma Shultz. Goodwin was ar
rested several weeks ago on a warrant
sworn to by his wife, who had been
chasing him all over the country. He
sent her to Nome to get rid of her, and
when she found him here lie was living
with another woman at the Portland
Hotel. The parties are all prominent
in New York society circles, and are
well known in San Francisco. Mrs.
Goodwin, who is an attractive woman,
made the complaint against her hus
band. SAID SHE WAS CLUMSY.
Therefore, Gladys J. Shaw Got a Di
vorce From Her Husband.
"You are as handy as a bird they call
an elephant; If I were as clumsy as you
I would sell out. If I didn't have any
bettor judgment about managing a house
than you have,' "I would crawl into a
hole."
Gladys J. Shaw, who was granted a di
vorce from her husband, James Shaw,
by Judge George, yesterday, testified
that Shaw addressed her in this way,
and used epithets in addition. She said
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OFFICE HOURS 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.J SUNDAYS 10 to 3 ONVT.
THE DR. KESSLEB
St. Louis surgicc.liand Dispensary
Cer. Second and Yamhill Streets, Pertlasd, Or.
ho called her' a thief, a dirty old fool,
and said that as she is of a very sensi
tive disposition, all of this was very try
ing to her nerves. Mrs. Shaw further
testified that since their marriage, on
April 9, 1903, at "Vancouver, "Wash., her
husband bought for her but ono dress
and a pair of shoes. Her mother pur
chased all her clothinsr.
Once when she was sweeping the side
walk she let her glasses fall, she said,
and they were broken. The defendant
refused to buy-her another pair, and her
mother was compelled to procure them
for her. Shaw is employed by Dr. Giesy
and receives 560 per month, but the plain
tiff said he would not properly provide
for her, although well able to do so. He
brought his dogs into the kitchen just
after she had scrubbed the floor, and told
her if she did not like the dogs she could
move out. The plaintiffs maiden name
was Thorpe.
Court Notes.
Cecelia Kagi yesterday commenced suit
in the State Circuit Court against Henry
Kagi for a divorce because of desertion.
The warrants for judges and clerks and
other expenses of the November election
are ready for delivery by the County
Clerk.
Mrs. William Stark, who was dissuaded
from jumping Into tho river with her baby
by neighbors, was brought . before the
County Court yesterday, and the child, 5
years old, was adjudged an imbecile and
will be sent to the Insane Asylum at
Salem for treatment. The mother had be
come almost a mental and physical wreck
in her efforts to care for the child and
work to provide for her own wants, her
husband being often unable to find any
thing to do. Mrs. Stark would not consent
at first to part with her offspring, but
finally consented to do so.
In tho suits of George T. Myers and A.
A. Kadderly and others' against fhe City
of Portland Judge George" .yesterday dc
cldedc that the city must answer the
charges of fraud alleged by the plaintiffs
on the part of the City Engineer and other
officials In accepting defective asphalt
pavement. The pavement complained of Is
on Third street, from Yamhill to Glisan.
This is tho Myers case. In the Kadderly
case the improvement of East Burnside
street is complained of. The demurrer to
the complaint in the Myers case was over
ruled, and in the Kadderly case it was
sustained. Attorney R. TL Dunning gave
notice of appeal of the latter case to the
Supreme Court.
"BOB" PATTERSON ARRESTED
Is Taken Into Custody Because Minor
Is Found in His Resort.
His mother died three years ago, his
father deserted her two years before
death, and George Blake, aged 19 years,
cared nothing as to where he went, what
he did or what became of him. "Worn and
weary from a tramp all the way from Oak
Grove, he fetched up in Portland last
night, and shortly afterwards was seated
in a box of the Favorite saloon, drinking
a bottle of beer with Bessie Krugcr.
Policemen Baty and Burke, with Ser
geant Hogeboom, descended on fhe dive,
which i.s at Fourth and Couch streets,
arrested "Bob" Patterson, one of tho pro
prietors, took the boy and the woman and
marched them to police headquarters and
locked them all up.
Patterson is charged with selling liquor
to a minor, Bessie Kruger with vagrancy,
and the boy is held as a witness.
Patterson and the woman secured bail,
he 5100 and she 550, and were released by
Captain Moore, to appear tomorrow in
the Municipal Court for trial.
The officers also brought in J. B. Moore,
the other proprietor of the dive, but when
6hown to the boy, tho latter could not
positively identify him as the one who
also sold him a bottle -of beer, and he
was allowed to go. Moore is .already held
on a charge, of allowing a minor girl to
loiter in his establishment, and is under
5100 bonds, on that charge.
The boy was 'ery drunk when found,
and could riot clearly tell anything. He
readily Identified Patterson, however, as
the, man who old him the first bottle of
beer'In the dlye. He.'hald been working
on a ranch at Oak Grove, but lost his
position yesterday mornlng, when, he left
and started for this city.
"UNCLE BETJBEFS CHRISTMAS
"Now then, ma," said Uncle Reuben,
"I have sold my crop of prunes;
We've got carrots and potatoes
That will last for many moons;
And the hops has helped a little.
So I've got a bit to spare;
Now suppose we go to Portland
Maybe Santa Claus is there."
"Then." said ma to Uncle Reuben,
"That Is jest what I would say.
And I've got my chicken money
Quite a nestegg laid away:
And the girls need hats and ribbons,
And the boys need socks and ties
So we'll go next week to Portland
And give them all a big surprise!"
"Well, they came, but were bewildered
At the many things they saw;
Till they came to EILERS WINDOW.
Then said Uncle Reube to ma:
"S'pose we price them there planners
If they're cheap enough for us.
Then we'll take one in the wagon
Won' t the children make a fuss?"
"We won't buy no rings nor trinkets
As we always went and done;
They'll get lost, but this planner
Will be theirs when we are irone."
$1
Well, they bought one, and the salesman
tooia tnem. too. a scarf and stool, v
And the old folks were as happy
As two kids just out of school!
Then said ma to Undo Reuben,
As they journeyed home that night
(The piano in the wagon.
Right behind them, strapped on tight)
"Won't we have a good time singln'
In the Winter evenia's now;
Mandy, she can play like sixty.
And the others can learn how."
Now. this scheme of Uncle Reuben's
Seems to me the thing to do;
Eilers have the best pianos
Can't they sell one soon to you?
(Store 331 Washington street, corner
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BPSDvESS ITEMS.
If Baby la Cetttec Teeth.
Be cure sad use that old and well-tried remedy.
Mr. 'Wlnslow's Eoothlar Byrcp, for ehUdres
teething. It soothes the child, softens the sum,
Jlaya all sain, cure -wind collo and diarrhoea.
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DISEASES OF MEN
VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE
NERVOUS DEBILITY
BLOOD POISON, RUPTURE, KID
NEY AND URINARY DISEASES
and all diseases and weaknesses of men, due to In
hentance, habits, excesses, or the result of spuctnc
diseases.
Every man who Is afflicted owes It to himself and
his posterity to get cured saxely and positively, with
out leaving any blight or weakness In his system.
We make no misleading statements or unbusiness
like propositions to the afflicted In order to secure
their natronasru The many years of our sucnocftii
Books, Toys, Games, Dolls
All on grand display in our Basement Toy Department. More Dolls, Toys, Books and Games on display
here than at any other store in the city. FIFTY TABLES stacked with bargains at prices that will make this
a never-to-be-forgotten event. Come tomorrow. Don't wait another day. Buying now means the biggest kind
of money saving for you.
Big Sale of Dolls Monday
and Tuesday
Jointed Dolls, with curly wig and sleeping
'eyes, 15 Inches high; special 39 C
Jointed Dolls, wlth flax hair and sleeping
eyes, 18 Inches high, special 79c
Rag Dolls, of every kind In a most pleasing
asortment, you can't break them; special
values from
4 10c IIP TO $1.37.
Kid Body Doll, 15 inches high, with bisque
head and sleeping eyes; shoes and 07r
stockings; special at
Kid Body Dolls, 19 inches high, -with fine
bisque head and curly wig. sleeping eyes,
shoes and stockings; special 59c
Dress Dolls, the greatest variety shown any
where, at prices Tanging from t
15e UP TO 5.00.
Toys, Books and Games
At Saving Prices
10c for Drnmit, 35c values.
30c for Drums, 50c values. ,
18c for Trunks, 25c values.
37c for Trunks, 50c values.
15c for "Wooden Boats, 25c .values.
32c for "Wheelbarrows, 25c "values.
30c for "Wheelbarrows, 50c values.
60c for Shoofly, $1.00 values. .
07c for Rocking Horses, $1.25 values.
f 1.13 for Rockinj? Horses, $1.50 values.
$2&9 for Swinging; Horses, $3.50 values.
$3.7S for Swinging: Horses, $4.50 values.
CDc for Steel "Wagons. 75c values.
80c for Steel "Wagons, $1.25 values.- -
$1.12 for Steel "Wagons, $1.50 values.
BOOKS Assortments are the very best.
Prices are the very lowest.
G AMISS Presents suitable for, all and al
ways very acceptable. This is the best of
all times for selecting.
Special Suit Values
o'Sft Choice of "Women's Suits In all
'JU wool Cheviots and fanev mixtures.
jacket or Tourist coat length, fitted or
box styles, every new color, strictly man
tailored. Regular 310-50 vnIo.es.
C-f n nft Over 100 Suits In great many new
p I J.uu styles In Broadcloth. Cheviots and
jaunty Scotch materials, fitted, box and
TouriBt styles. Regular 518.50 values.
Two Special Waist
Bargains
fil fl Choice of 200 Waists of fine grade
J)sJjj Peau de Cygne or Taffeta Silk;
colors brown, navy. red. cream, sine green
and black. Very best $5.00 values.
-f R( Pretty Waists of French Flannels.
4i.vJvr Brllliantine and Albatross; all the
most desirable colors and every size from
32 to 42. Regular values -up to $2.25.
Special Values in Walking
Skirts
CO Qfi Womed's Skirts of plain cloth or
4..C7j fancy mixtures, made slightly flar
ing In kilted effects; great many colors to
select from. Values up to $4.50 each.
Cj. OR Fine grade Cheviot. Broadcloth
.pt.v ana Scotch Cheviot Skirts; latest
kilt effects, excellent quality and man
tailored throughout. Values up to $5.00.
Why Not a Glove Certificate for
a Christmas Token ?
A time-saver for you, and better for the re
cipient, because the Gloves may be leisurely
selected to suit her Individual taste, and then
properly fitted when our fitters are not hur
ried with Christmas selling. "We can make
the certificates good for one pair or as many,
as you wish.
Christmas Gloves
"We think of no popular-priced article for a
woman's Christmas present so universally
appropriate and acceptable as are neat and
correctly-styled Kid Gloves. In selecting
Kid Gloves from us, both thci makers' and our
positive guarantee goes with every pair.
All styles and shades at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
nnd $2.00.
GIVERS OF BEST
VALUES
Portland's Fastest
THIS IS DOLLDOM
And surely there is not a little girl in Portland who does not know it. Who ever saw such a
variety of doll beauty ? Can you grasp the extent of this display ? Thousands of dolls !
Some with real eyelashes some with long, natural hair all with moving eyes mostly
dressed and handsomely, too; but many undressed, and they are the best of their kind. Nearly
every doll we show is jointed, making them capable of occupying the most life-like position, and
ALL ARE ABOUT HALF PRICE
FASTER AND FASTER GROWS THE SELLING
Roberts Bros. Santa Claun' Headquarter.
Roberts Bros. Santa Claus' Headquarters.
Our Pretty Neckwear
For women is coming and going so constant
ly that with cverj repeated visit you may bo
sure of seeing new and desirable effects. All
the latest ideas developed in all sorts of
dainty washable material. This week we
will show a large new line of embroidered
Turnover Collars, also new Stocks, Jabots
and Collars of the latest approyed materials
and effects. Prices are all along from 15c,
25c to $1.00 each..
Sale of Children's 'Coats
2GO Children's Coats, ages 6 to 14 years, made
of Kersey, fancy Zibelino and Melton, all
nicely trimmed with fancy braids and but
tons; some with capes, others military ef
fect; regular $3.90 and $4.50 values; all
colors, full length; Monday and &Q QST
Tuesday qp.W
Useful Holiday Goods
Music Rolls in cowhide and suede, also burnt
leathers. In fancy shapes, from 50c to $350.
Leather Hand-Hags These are new shapes
with riveted frame and fancy lining, fitted
with a coin purse and card case, big as
sortment to choose from; colors black,
brown, tans, grays, from $1 to $7.50 each.
Holiday Stationery makes a useful gift, put
up in pretty boxes, from 25c to $1.50 box.
Corsets' and Petticoats
Good -values for correct styles.
-New Models 1n straight-front R. & G. Cor
sets, high bust, long hip, at 75c, $1.00, $1.50
and $2.00.
Girdles and Short Corsets in drab, pink, blue
and white, steel-boned through- cnP
out at OVli.
New Black Sateen Petticoats, full mercerized
cloth, deep accordion-plait flounce, finish
ed with small ruffles and straps; c-f nn
regular $2.25 values, for p
w Taffeta Silk Petticoats, black and col
ors, made with accordion plait or Cc f(
deep circular flounce JJJJ
Choice of beautiful Silk Petticoats at $3.50,
$7.50, $0.50 and $10.50.
Children's Drescs. large variety of styles and
materials. Prices always the lowest,
ranging from 50c up to $4.50.
Furs of all kinds at right prices, starting at
$1.25 and all the way up to $15.00 each.
Women's Shoes $1.00
"We recently closed a deal for a large quan
tity of "Woiuch's Patent Corona Colt Lace
Shoes which we place on sale Monday morn
lag. These nre Shoes worth $3.00 for any
purpose you may use them, for they nre
guaranteed perfect In every way. "We gladly
refund your money If they arc not all we
claim. A Christmas present of this charac
ter Is always acceptable nnd Is easily ob
tained. 072 pairs Patent Leather Shoes.
1002 pairs fine Vlcl Kid Shoes.
8-40 pairs Box Calf Lace Shoes.
521 pairs Velour Calf Shoes.
3125 pairs In all at $1.00 pair breaking
all previous price records, giving you an op
portunity you will never get again; they
can't last long. .
Holiday Gifts for Men
Men's Extra Good All-Silk IVeekwenr in Eng
lish squares, a line of swell patterns, an
elegant Christmas present; i I rrw
$1.00 and 1 vV.
Fancy Silk Suspenders Men's fancy Silk.
Suspenders with fancy buckles, Sflf
each pair in a box, special
Men's Fine Silk Suspenders with silver or
gold-plated buckles, one pair In a box; a
very suitable Christmas pres- VSr
enU Prices, $2.50 to '
Silk Handkerchiefs Fine hemstitched Silk
Handkerchiefs, with line embroidered in
itial in corner, at 25c flr
and OUt
Men's fine Japanese or Twilled Silk I ff
Handkerchiefs from 25c to I JJ
Men's fancy Japanese Handkerchiefs with
colored center or fancy "bor- SOr
der at 25c and JJS-
SHfc Mufflers Men's Silk Mufflers, In black
or white with fine brocaded SOr
figures, at
Men's All-Silk Brocaded Mufflers, large size.
In "white, black and fancy fig- o Tf
ures, from 75c to uJ
s
Stylish Xeckwear Men's large shape Eng
lish Squares, Four-in-Hands and Tecks.
made of fine silks, in a beautiful line of
?atterns and colors; a very use- flr'
ul Christmas present. Special OVr-
- Growing Store
Roberts Bros. Santa Claus' Headquarters.
Roberts Bros. Santa Claus' Headquarters.
500 New Coats and
Jackets
At a Saving of One-Third
Our New York buyer secured from over
stocked makers some of the most extreme
price concessions that good fortune has yet
brought to Portland. Every garment is
guaranteed fully up to the standard repre
sented In these figures:
$3
Z( "Womea's Kersey amd Cheviot
Coats. 27 inches long, black, cas
tor and Oxford, looso and tltted backs;
regular $6.50 values.
Ofi Kersey Coats, 26 inches long, box
tJm-KJKJ plaited back with belt, double
breasted front, tan. castor, brown, black;
regular $9.50 values.
47 Sfk Fine Kersey Coats, 26 inches long;
ps.vlr iooae back, belted styles or halt
fitted; all the best colors. Regular $10.50
values.
fcfi Of. Heavy or Medium-Weight Scotch
J,JV Mixed Cloths, loose back, belted
styles, medium colors, 42 Inches long;
regular $10.00 values.
$9
;r Three New Styles in. Kersey and
xJKJ fancy Scotch Tourist Coats. 42
inches long, fitted and box effects. Regu
lar $14.00 values.
IO "rt Fino quality of Fancy Scotch
X.xJJ cloth Tourist Coats, loose belt
ed styles, large, full sleeve. Regular
$16.50 values.
t I Ci f Cravenette Raelan Conts, full-
I U.UU length, in pretty shade of Ox
ford gray, box-plait back and belted.
$15.00 values.
New Mufflers
Many Styles
Muffler weather 13 with us. There is
pleasing warmth and comfort and safety to
health to be found in these little wearables.
They are here in a nice assortment of Reef
ers, square and made-up styles. Excellent
values and styles at 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50 and $2.
Silk Department
Extra Values
The near approach of the Holidays natur
ally brings Into prominence the silks that
are In greatest demand during this period.
Silks for fancy work, silk for waists, kimo
Bfls and dresses, presents suitable for nil
and always very acceptable. Extra values in
the best Jap Silks, all perfect nnd guaran
teed In every respect.
20-In. Jap Silks, white and colors. 25c and 35c
27-in. Jap Silks, white and 35 different col
ors - ....50c
23-ln., 85c quality Crepe de Chine, at 08c
20-In. Wash Taffetas, blaok and colors, ,50c
Fancy Silks, large assortment, 30c up to
S3c.
The very latest weaves, in the newest col
ors for full costumes and waists. We offer
you choice of silks worth 25 per cent more
than, prices quoted:
Grand Values in Black Silks .
65c quality 21-Ia. Good Black Taffeta. .40c
75c quality 2-1-iu. Good Black Taffeta... CSc
85c quality 2-i-ln. Guaranteed Black Taf
feta 77c
$1.00 quality 27-in. Guaranteed . Black Taf
feta -1 85c
$1.25 quality 3$-ia. Guaranteed Black Taf
feta OSc
TTXTJSUAIj VALUES IN' CHRISTMAS RIB
BONS 5-inch wide Dresden Ribbon, beau
tiful patterns in French novelties, 7cr
suitable for opera bags, yard
w Ombre Ribbons, shading from
dark to light colors, In all shades, yd Jv.
4-Inch wide, a splendid quality of I -Taffeta,
In all colors, yard IOC
Domestic Department
In this busy department there is rapid
comiag and going Nothing- grows old and
shopworn- Xew things await you at every
call.
ISc and 25c Flannelettes, Persian design's,
stripes and figures. Special this t cr
week at
12c and 15c Flannelettes in pretty rj
stripes and figures for
l)c Flannelettes in pretty styles "7 x
and colors for 2
10c Outing Flannel In stripes and TV
checks at
75c French Flannels, beautiful styles at. .50c
American Prints of all styles and colors at. 5c
10c Blenched Muslin, 36-in wide 12 yds for..$l
12&c Sllkollnes, 36-in. wide, good
comfort patterns, at u y
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Roberts Bros. Santa Claus Headquarters.
Roberts Bros. Santa Claus' Headquarters.
Aprons for Christmas
Presents
A large assortment of daiuty Tea Aprons,
beautifully trimmed with fine embroideries
nnd lace. 25c, 35c, 50c, G5c, 75c, S5c nnd $1.
Lnrp;e Aprons with hemstitched tucks or
plain hem. 25c, 35c and 50c,
Maids' Aprons, made of sheer lawn, trimmed
with embroidery, insertion or hemstitching,
50c, 65c, 75c and 05c.
Blanket Department
$2.00 Comforts, full size silkolinc -jitr
covering, yarn tied for S.vJ
$1.75 Comforts, full size, sateen cohering,
fluffy white cotton filled ( $ 1 50
$1.40 Comforts, large size, silkoline cover
ing, .yarn tied, cotton filled J JQ
$35 Blankets, full size, pretty gray color,
two-thirds wool, full weight, 2 QQ
$-1.50 Blankets, 11-1 size, mostly all wool,
medium gray color, splendid &i "7"?
bargain at 3J. O
$5.00 White Wool Blankets, large size, pretty
color borders, fine fleece wool, 25
Black and Colored
Dress Goods
Our tables and shelves are overflowing
with great values awaiting your inspection.
Xmas shoppers will Hud it profitable to In
spect our prices. Special on'erlngs for this
week commencing December 12:
42-lnch Ijnnsdownc. Just received a full
line of styles and colorings, consisting: of
plain, check and shot effects. I on
Reg. $1.50 value.. Special, yd
52-inch Broadcloth, dress weights, with,
high, lustrous finish; colors, navy, royal,
tan. gray,green, cardinal. Reg- OOr
ular $1.40 value. Special, yard -U-JK,
50-In. Fancy Inana Something very stylish,
plain colors, with fancy weaves, cardinal
brown, tan, navy, green. ft"Co
Regular $1.25 value, special, per yd.-'-4S-in.
Pearl Cloths, lightweight suitings,
especially suitable for evening wear; we
are shqwing these in all col- I (f
ors. Special for next week only.. 3' .VfVf
40-ln. Crepe Egyptla, materials in light
weights, for shirtwaists and house gowns.
We consider tho best fast colors; we han
dle a full line of these. Regular "7Sf
$1.00. special, per yard ov.
Henrietta Cloths in all widths, weights and
colors, all-wool materials, extra values,
fm"?.1.1!..?. 50c to $ ! .00
Priestley's Cravenettes
We will make to your measure a Craven
ette Coat, any style, of Priestley's celebrated
Cravenettes, guaranteed to fit and strictly
waterproof, for one week at following
prices:
Regular $2.75 quality Coat to measure $17.00
Regular $2.50 quality Coat to measure. $1550
Regular $2.00 quality Coat to measure. $14.25
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER.
56-Inch Priestley's Black Cravenette, strictly
water or rainproof. The only good plain,
black waterproof cloth made. The trade
mark is stamped on every yard (Priest
ley's guaranteed Cravenette). Regular
price $2.50, special Monday I Qrj
Tuesday and Wednesday, yard... -J ovj
50-Inch Iron Frame SIcilllan. very lustrous
finish. The kind that is used for the foun
dation of drop skirts or petticoats. Th".
black Is a perfect dye arid will not rub off.
Regular value $1.25. special for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, fiXf"
per yard viuv.
0-inoh plain, smooth finish Black Imported
Xunsvclling, a very desirable cloth for
shirtwaists or dresses, being a soft fabric,
can be adapted to any style of making.
Regular 75c value, special for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
per yard
52-Inch Cream Ocean Serge, shrunk and
sponged, made from choice clean selected
yarns; no flavs or black threads woven in
It. One and a half yards makes - a full
shirtwaist. Regular $1.25 value, special
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, A3-
per yard ,VIU
Women's All-Wool
Cashmere Stockings
Special Sale Monday Only
Tomorrow your pick of any of our
regular 50c or COc Wool Cashmere
Stockings, at a large saving for you.
Full fashioned, imported Hosiery, heavy
or medium weights, double soles and
t spliced heels, strictly all wool. Your
Z. choice tomorrow, one day only, the pair.
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MOHAWK BLDQ,
Third and Morrison
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