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8 THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, JULY 21, 190T. rmuHUsatoiitimiSrHni S.!li.,,f , 3 Hi r7 n A Vim. Mm ""win g llV I' J I ENTIRE BLOCK ON YAMHILL FROM 2ND TO 3RD. Oar storks, rrrti after the terrific ellln of the pt two -week, are still too lance. Some muiit ataad more reduction than others, bat all muit be mnde mailer, before -we undertake the hard tank of taking atock. So now we offer, commenctnir tomorrow mornlna; at 8 o'clock, thin Clean-Sweep Sale. Only auch Items are here ajlven aa we can find apace for. These we offer merely as examples of what may be had In all lines during this Clean-Sweep Sale. L- i' ' 1 I e I I M Hi : wdkl u 1 L.;. M V .nlP't 1 a as iiiiiibi" 1 c n y .. i lit Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Dress Goods and Silks MQHAIES 36, 40 and 50 inches wide; also wool Ba- ", (J tiste in the same widths; worth $1.00; yard TrOC DANISH CLOTH Cream, white and 27 inches 1 ol. wide; sells regrularly at 25c yard Xe 2C BLACK TAFFETA SILK 36 inches wide a beautiful $1.25 quality; sale 7Q price, yard K 4 sC PONGEE SILK 27-in., all pretty colors and a nice 75c grade; yard 39 KAI KAI SILK, for. Summer wear; black and tan; worth 50c, at, the yard 15 Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking dV4 J Ladies' Finest Skirts These new Summer Skirts for ladies and. misses at Zil-Zc on the dollar. About 1500 skirts in all. Strictly all-wool, hand tuilored skirts. Materials of Panama, Broadcloth. Cheviot. Serpe. voile and Novelty Suitings; also a large number of beauti ful Silk Skirts included. We guarantee a fit, and a perfect fit, to every lady, for we Include in this sale even the extra and sizes. Four large complete lots: Lot 1 Skirts made to sell at $5.00, gg Lot 2 S k 1 r t s made to .K!1..1.?0. $2 50 Lot 3 S k 1 r t s made tp rt1.1.8.1..1:0.0. $4 00 Lot 4 S k i r t b made to a?1.1...1.?":0.0. $5 00 Ladies' Kimonos The regular SOc Lawn Kimonos at the sale f A H price of I4C Very pood Long Lawn Kimonos the ones we sell regularly at j2.oo... : 49c Our fine assortment of long Silk Kimonos in Persian and Japanese de signs that we offer in regular selling at $10.30, a?.??.1? $3 75 Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Ladies' Summer Waists White and Colored Waists, worth $1.00 and as much aa $1.25, OC. on sale at Uu Fine White Lawn Waists, some $2.00, others $2.50 val- AQn ues, sale choice. .. tv)u $5.00 Jap Silk 'Waists, all sizes, sale tl Dp price ...V I 30 Beautiful Silk Waists that we have sold up lot.2?-.0.0: ..$2 98 Trimmed Hats and Shapes, worth to $2.00, all to go during this great sale at, c each DO Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Shapes, made to sell at from $2.00 to $5.00, all In one 1 QB big choice lot, ea. . Idli Stylish shapes in finest Trimmed Hats, worth from $3.50 to $10, sale choice Millinery Ladies ana Misses Caps, worth from 60o to 75c, selling gjj .88c Caps for ladies, misses and girls, worth from 75c to J1.B0. . 2j(J Flowers worth to On 50c on sale at vli Worth to $1.00 selling at .tOc SaVV Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Ladies' and Misses' Wearing Apparel y Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Wash Dress Goods LOT 1 5 to 1 is the ratio 25c Summer Suitings at 5c yard. These are all full 27 inches wide, and positively every piece of this Summer's style. Hundreds of yards of these, C on sale at, the yard LOT 2 Taken from our regular selling stock; late shipments of finest Summer Suit ings, that bear our own prices of from 30c to 40c yard, we place on sale at in the 14 price of, yard A vC Ladies" $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 Silk Coats and Jackets... Mercer izd' Petticoats, black and colors, worth $2.00, Bale choice Ladies' Cravenette Rain Coats, worth $15 and $15 $5 00 ..69c $4 98 Sweaters for the lady and the miss, colors and white, $5.00 and 1 QQ $6.00 values 0 I 30 600 Corsets, all kinds, all. colors, all siies, worth $1.00, sale price White Aprons that we generally sell at 89o Qn for clean sweep wu 12c Girls and Misses Coats Girls" Coats marked down to Just 25c on the dollar, VA the regular price takes any one of these 880 coats. To add conveni ence to quick selling we offer these in three lots. The materials are of Pongee, Mohair, C a s h mere, Serge and Butch ers' Linen, prettily trimmed and all good colors. Lot 1 Girls' and Misses' 2t.a.?:..T?r...$l 00 Lot 2 Girls' and Misses' atoat8:..wo.r'h..!6,.$1 50 Lot 8 Olrls' and Misses' Coats, worth 8, gg Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Ladies' and Misses' Summer Suits Ladies' $30.00 to $50.00 Finest Suits. Pick out the one you like CQ QQ best at CJ 30 Best $15 and $18 Suit values go at the fn QQ choice wu SO Ladies' and Misses' Silk Jumper Suits, beautiful ly trimmed. Suits actu ally worth $18 and $20. Pick one out gg B0 Jumper Suits. These are silk beauties. One and two of a kind. All sizes, all c o 1 o r 8. A cvhaXble $10 00 Wash Dresses, prettily trimmed, actual $2.00 and $2.50 values. QQn Choice OOC Cool and airy Shirt waist Suits, white and colors. These have regularly sold at $5.03 and $6.00. Sale 1 OQ choice 01 Ot) Todies' $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00 Wash Dresses. These are very choice duck suits. The styles are coat and Jumper, white and colors. Cor rect and seasonable for now. Every one of these may be found In one of two great lots: Lot 1 Those worth from $5.00 to 91 QQ $8.00, at. . .- 4 I 90 Lot 2 Those from $7.50 to $10.00 at worth .$2 98 Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Ladies' Handkerchiefs One dozen nice quality Hemstitched Cambric Handkerchiefs to each lady at the Clean- QC Sweep price of, doz. . ZOu Pure Linen Handker chiefs. Our own Q 5c grade, each uu Fancy Embroidered, Fine Cambric Handkerchiefs. Two values. 10c and 15c. All in one lot and C. the choice Uu Ail-around Embroidered Handkerchiefs also lace edges. Made from pure Ladies' Pure Silk Belts In black and colors, all sizes. Regular 25c. values. C A great choice 3li Wash Belts in fancy em broidered effects in white and colors. Everyday 2oc vaiue. tsaie price each..... ........ .120 linen and cambric. Th, 20c and 25c values all together at, . . - choice I I C Our very Fine Swiss and Cam brie Handkerchiefs, In scalloped, open-work and shadow-ef feet bord ers. All. of these 25c and 15c values at, 1ft choice I bC Children's Good Cloth Handkerc hiefs, fancy printed efffects. We sell those at 3c each. IQn On sale at. doz IZU Belts Solid Leather Belts In plain kid and fancy ef f ects. Black and all staple colors. All values from 25c to 60c at ons or!:..1:.1:? 12V2C Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Ladies' Gloves Pure Silk 2 - clasp Glove, double--tipped flngerF, black and white, all sizes, 75c value, pair.. .48c Berlin Jersey Wrist Cotton Gloves, tans and grays. A good 19c value. Sweep them out C. we must at, pair....Uu Hosiery Dept. Offerings Ladies' Full Seamless Black Cotton Llsle-Fln-ished Hose. Nice qual ity and a 20c value, lip Sale price I I u Children's Ribbed Cot- t o.n Extra -Quality Stockings, colors black, white and tan. Sizes 5 to Regular 25c Pricdee:..J.U.S.t...12,2C Ladies' Underwear Jersey Ribbed White Cotton Vests, low neck and sleeveless, fancy crocheted and silk tape finish, 25c values, Cn 17c. 3 for DUG Muslin garments in nice material and good makeup. Corset Covers and Drawers, lace and e m b r o idery trimmed. Worth 50c. For quick, clean sweep .29c Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Notions "Diana" Hose Supporter, pad and belt effects, black, white and colors. Standard 25c value. IDn Clean-sweep price... lull 50 styles Fancy Assorted Hat Pins, all 25c and 60c values. A great lot for clean sweep at JQg Large spool Linen 4 - Thread, spool lb Goliath Linen Thread, A . spool til 50c and - Fancy large Assorted Pins Needles. 60c Silk Gauze Fans $1.00 Silk Gauze Fans 3 cards Assorted Hair Pins 6c spool " F 1 o s s o ' Embroidery Cotton. 3c paper Fins Card ;19c 24c 48c ...9C :..3c ..it 5c Safety Pins Clean Sweep Laces 00 pieces Valenciennes Laces, Edgings and In sertions, all widths, val ues 35c and 50c. Sale price, bolt of 12 yards .19c Fancy Wash Laces, all widths, white only. These come In 6-yard bolts at 10c each. Now the C clean sweep, bolt Uu Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Rugs & Art Squares 30x60 Smyrna Rug, good body and pretty floral patterns. $2.50 would be asking a very reasonable price. Clean sweep of these at. 27x54 Velvet Brussels, elegant flowered designs and rich colorings, cor rectly priced at $3.50. The Clean Sweep price only... $1 24 $1 98 IXGBAIX ORIENTAL ART StUARES. 9x6 worth $4.00, at Vg or .$2 00 27x54 Axminster Rugs, beautiful Oriental pat terns; not the regular $4.50 price, but priced according to our Clean Sweep method at QC only $ vw Extra large 36x72 very fine Smith Tapestry Rug, a beautiful $6.00 M Ol value at a?Voor.th..,7-9.0:.$3 95 9x12 worth $10.00 QQ a or 00 Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Men's Furnishings Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, pearl button finish, regular value 39c. Clean Sweep price 0 garment . .4. til 12-oz Canvas Gloves, leather lined. Our stand ard 2ac grade. Now 3 pairs for. . . Men's . black and tan Hose. The best 15c quality we can buy. Vow the Clean QC Sweep price 3prs ZUU Very best 39c and 60c grades of Men's Sus- .50c penders; 500 pairs 4. Qn for this sale at pr I OG Men's 25c, 35c and 50c plain and fancy 17 silk Ties I (C Men's $3.00 strictly hand -m ad e M QQ trousers ,v I vO Boys' $1.00 Wash Suits, ages 3 to 12 Q Choice 40 C Men's Suits that sell at ' $10.00 and $12.50. All in one choice lot and the price of the choice. .$7 50 Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Odds, Taken Here and There From All Departments 1.0O RIBBONS 25c YD. Pure silk taffeta and fancy satin, 5 to 8 inches wide, the very best quality, and the most beautiful figured and floral effects. Actually worth to $1.00 yard. . LADIES' PARASOLS. In pure white, pretty embroidered edges. Natural wood handles, and good solid frames. Our special price $1.48. The clean-sweep QQa price down to uOu BRAIDS. Fancy silk Braids in all widths and new nov elty effects, 20c and 25c values; all run In ya?d'1?.at...t.h.e..10C EMBROIDERY. Good quality Swiss and cambric material with edgings and insertions to match; guaranteed to be of regular 10c and 12 Vfec value. Clean sweep price at, 7n the yard... 10 PILLOW CASES. Regular 15c 45x36 cases. Clean. 4 nit sweep price lUu .$1 09 19c BED SPREADS. $1.25 Marseilles pattern, full size spread Q,Q $1.60 spreads in colors and fringed at only TOWELS. A regular 10c CIA n Huck Towel at. 0 G LINEN TOWELS, Worth 35c and 60c at LINING. 36-In. wide, very best quality Percoline Lin ing in all colors but black. Every yard worth 25c; now 101in reduced to. yd..lZ 'C RUGS. In addition to those Rug Items mentioned, we offer the very best $25.00 Tapestry Brus sels 9x12 Rug In the house not only one, but all of them, at your choice tf17 Cfl for only l I UU SHOE LACES. One dozen pairs C good laces for.....Uu MOCCASINS. 500 pairs of these for Infants; all color reg tiUr 25c value; i sweep price, palr...ll Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Domestics ,9c .11c Regular 1.1c blue, pink ana tan striped Ulngnam at the Clean-sweep price or, yara. Extra Good, 36-In. Per cale, in light patterns, always a 15c value will sweep quickly at, yard Mill Ends Standard Per cale in mostly dark Q colors, at, yard. ...... uu The same Shelf Oil Cloth we have been sell- jflAn ing at 7c, now, yd..r o Blue Checks In our very best 9c Apron CIak Gingham, yard 0 "u 16-ln. Bleached Toweling. .;.." 4V2C 19 c worth yard. , Madras Shirting, the best of 16c grades, all IPn good colors, yard. . ... I Ub Colored Table Damask 08-ln. wide and the same that we have sold for 35c yard. Now the Clean- Sweep price, yard. A fine 3-lb. Feather Pillow, with extra heavy ticking the same CQ as the $1 ones, at...UUu The right Blanket for cool nights one that is full 10-4 size. All these $1.00 Blankets go at .69c Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Draperies i-yard plain and The extra size finer striped Ruffled Swiss Swiss Curtains that we Curtains, 69c special sell regularly at $1.25, values. Now for Q7 now In the Clean- Q0 less, pair Oil) Sweep, pair UUU 36-in. Curtain Swiss, 15c, Value ..... lOc 4V2C 4x4 Tapestry Table Cov ers, In all pretty com bination colors. OQn The 60c ones at.... lull (0 In. by 108 In. Couch Covers, In rich Turkish patterns, w o r t h $1.50. All to go at, each Iflc Extension Cur. tain Rods 89c Everything in the line of a pillow top at ex actly . Another ruf fled Swiss Curtain our specially priced 97c ones in the Clean CQn Sweep at Dull Clean Sweep Before Taking Stock Drugs 20c Baby Combs. .10 10c Machine Oil....o 25c pint Flori- "I A ida "Water ItC 25c Pint Bay Rum 14 $1 bottle New- CQ bro's Herpicide. 07 $1 bottle Pi- CO naud's Vegetal. JJ7C $1 bottle Pinaud's Eau de Quinine- 69i 10c bar Rainier 1 rj Mineral Soap. . . 25c box Armour's Ar bor Soap 10 "Hinds' " Honey and Almond Cream... 35J Madam "La Blanche" Powder 39 Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Misses', Boys' and Children's Shoes One lot for all ages. This contains nearly every thing In the shoe line worth up to $2.50 pair. Sweeping Sale QQn price, pair uOu All broken lines Chil dren's and Misses' Shoes worth $1.50 and $1.75, and all sizes are in cluded. The clean sweep price on this lot's 7Qn choice Is, pair. ....... f uu All our Mi&ses' $1.50 and $1.75 best Gray Canvas , Oxfords, thrown to gether for quick 7Qn selling-; at, pair UU All broken lines Infants' 60c, 75c and 85c Kid and Patent Leather Shoes, with hand-turned soles, at the clean sweep QQ price of, pair uuu All broken lines Infants' 35c. and 60c Soft Sole Shoes, in all colors and color combinations, put In one lot at the 1Q choice, pair lull Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Women's Shoes Stylish Street Shoes and Oxfords, all new shapes and lasts; the very best of $1.75, $2, and $2.25 val. Choice anv one pair QQ. of "these , .UOC . AH our best $3.00 $3.50 and $4.00 "Women's Dress Shoes and Ox fords; all styles, all weights, all leathers. Each pair strictly high grade. These all go at jne price in the clean PwaLep: $1.79 $1.50 and $1.75 "White Canvas Oxfords, ribbon laces, flexible leather soles; all sizes, CO Choice, pair. ...3IC All our $2.00 and $2.25 real Seal Island White Canvas Oxfords, also the popular low - cut pump; Cuban and low heels, covered or plain. "Women will appreciate these at their- regular value. Now to go at, SS' 98c Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Odd Pieces Decora ted Dinner Ware Dinner Plates, A) t set of six XsiiC Tea Cups and Saucers, .!L....-......42c Open Vegetable 1 7f Dishes, each. . ... Covered Veget- A 1 able Dishes, ea. . Large Meat Platters, each. 37c Fruit Saucers, .. OO set of six ...i'C Covered Sugar Bowls, each .... Cream Pitchers, each Gravy Boats, each Covered Butters each Table Bowls, each . .- 23c 13c 19c 33c 07c ALL VALUE-APPEEOIATINO PEOPLE WILL LOOK POEWARD TO TOMORROW AT THIS STORE WITH KEEN INTEREST No. 8 Copper Bottom Boilers 98c No. 9 Copper t 1 10 Bottom pi.l.ii mm8.f.T::r.$i.09 No. 9 Copper 23 No. 8 Galvan- 7Q ized No. 9 Galvanized 89c Fancy Decort'd Toilet Sets Gold Trimmed 10 pieces, special 10 pieces, special 10 pieces, special. ... . $4.12 $3.49 $3.78 10 pieces, special. . . . 10 pieces, special. . . . 10 pieces, special. . . . $4.27 $3.25 ,$2.19 Miscellaneous Large Galvanized Slop Pail 38 Large Japanned Tin Slop Pail 32 Japanned Foot-Rath Tub ;.38 Japanned Foot-Bath. Tub 42 Japanned Foot-Bath Tub 48 TOILET PAPER Each Doz. 1DO R'ls "Wanna Rolls . . .9 90 6.83 Necessity Rolls. 6 65 4.62 Gem Rolls 4 45 3.00 White Granite-Covered Slop Jars 83 White Granite Ewers and Basins 83 White Granite-Covered Chambers 47 Blue Enamel Bargains 1 Oc, worth 25c Ea. Mugs, Dippers, Saucepans, Milk Pans, Ladles, Bowls. Water and Lemonade Sets, with one or two glasses broken, 98 for $1.50 sets. Jelly Glasses, all kinds and sizes, just received. Clean Sweep Before Stock Taking Men's Shoes Shoes for work or street wear, good heavy leathers, light or heavy soles; plain lace, congress or blucher style. Our regular $2.50 and $2.75 lines. At the clean sweep, t "I 1Q Choice pl.tO Our highest - grade Men's Shoes. Included in this are all our fa mous Brown "Star" Brand Shoes. Not a shoe in the lot worth less than $3.50, and from that up to $5.00. Choice, any J0 AO pr. of these. P.0 Only 200 pairs in this lot, which includes all broken lots. Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Ox fords, all leathers, all styles. These must be taken early (Jjl A Q choice, pr.. . P ."O Little Men's Favorite, The "Buster Brown" Shoe, for" boys. Xo other Shoe quite so good or so lasting, and they have the mannish shape and swing. Our entire purchase stock of these, less than ac tual cost. COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK RECORD PRIGE FOR LAND FARM OX BASK I.1XE BRINGS $700 AX ACRE. Large Tracts Near Greeham Are Be ing Broken l"p Into Smajl Hold ings and Rapidly Improved. Dr Thompson, of Gresham, who has Invested in farm property In that neigh borhood largely, says that between Port land and Pleasant Home newcomers are rapidly buying up land, both Improved and unimproved. Gresham Is a center for the Powell Valley district, and is sur rounded by a rich farming section. "I know of no place in Oregon," said Dr. Thompson, who was in Portland last week, "where investment In land is more safe, or which promises more sure re turns than this section." New buildings, residences and 'barns, are being put up on the Powell Valley, Section and Base Line roads as far out as Gresham and the Sandy River. Brush lands are being cleared and put under cultivation along these roads by the new owners. In the vicinity of Rocltwood, on the Base Line road, practically all the farms have changed hands the past year, and have mostly been divided into five and ten acre tracts. G. G. Parman. of Condon, Gilliam County, has purchased 16 acres on the Base Line road for $10,000 from a mining man, and has taken possession of the property. This sale was at the rate of TOO an acre, the largest price that has been paid for land In that district. It indicates the upward tendency of im proved farm lands along the country roads. Owing to the expectation that the Mount Hood railway will pass through this district the price of land has taken quite an advance. The presence of sur veyors about Rockwood and north ' and south of the Base Line road has also stiffened the prices. It is understood by the farmers that the route will not be far from Rockwood. Much is expected from this new line. The new branch railway built from Cedarville to Fairvl'ew and Troutdale has already stimulated sales in that vicinity. J. A. Larrabee, of Southern Oregon, bought a farm of 64 acres on this line the past week for $11,000, which is about $200 an acre, a high price for land at this distance from the city. The land is Im proved, however, and on a trolley line with direct connection with Portland. This was the main consideration in making the purchase. A year ago this same land was selling for less than half the present prices. Near Falrview, R. E. Stone sold to H. 8. Stone 49 acres, but the considera tion is not mentioned. J. L. Pease sold eight acres to Harry J. Mlllett for $1150. Frank Strlckrott, a well-known farmer living in chrlstilla Valley, east of Mount Scott, says that Improved land is selling in that Valley at from $80 to $150 an acre. Many new comers, he says, are making inquiries there for tracts ranging from five to ten acres. This Valley is especial ly adapted to fruit raising, but the farms have been large and. not well developed. Mr. Strlckrott says the tendency now is to divide up these holdings. Pensioned by Southern Pacific. Edward S. Elliott, bridge tender on the Madison-street bridge, has Just received from the Southern Pacific Railroad Com pany back pay to the amount of $600, ac companied by the announcement that he had been granted a monthly pension from the company of $50.40 to continue for the rest of his life. Mr. Elliott was em ployed for 37 consecutive years as engi neer for the Southern Pacific Company, from whose employ he resigned a year ago. ' . NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY Hood River Citizens Organize With $40,000 Capital. HOOD RIVER, July 20. (Special.) The Home Telephone Company has been organized here by the election of di rectors. It is announced, that the full amount of stock -asked for lias been subscribed. The capital stock Is $40,000, all of which is local money. The system provides for long-distance connections over the Northwest ern Telephone & Telegraph Company's lines, 23 per cent of the revenue from which wiil go to the former company and the rest to the local organization. It was stated today by officers of the Northwestern Company that the system will be available in three months from the time active work is started, which is expected to be In about two weeks. Dry Creek Ranch Brings $31,885. WALLA WALLA, Wash., July 20. One of the largest real estate transfers to take place in this city lately occurred yesterday, when County' Auditor J. N. McCaw. sold a 911-acre wheat ranch for $31,885. The land is located on Dry Creek, north of the city, and the soil is of the light variety. PORTLAND PERSPIRES - MERCURY AT 91. WITH Humidity Low, but Absence of Cool ing Breezea Causes Discomfort. The Hourly Temperatures. There was an attempt, obviously, to beat the season's heat record yesterday. Technically the sun failed by a fraction of a degree, although to all intent and purpose It was the hottest day of the year for while the humidity was com paratively .low, there was an absence of cooling breezes. Smoke from chimneys could be seen mounting upwards as straight as a battalion sergeant-major on dress parade. The sun started the day favored by something of a handicap, the night having been calm and much heat being left In the air from the day preceding. Gradually up through the-80's the ther mometer worked its way until early In the afternoon it attained to 90 degrees. At 2 o'clock it was 91 degrees and a frac tion and a 3. back to 90. These slight fluctuations continued through the after noon, occasioned by the action of the cool layers of air above the surface of the earth effecting a successful invasion now and then. Such portions of the public as were placed in thermal communication with the sun found themselves fearfully un comfortable. Perspiration flowed like water at a dollar-a-plate dinner. That unpleasant form of molecular disturbance known aa heat held full sway and happy was the person whose hold on economic conditions was such as to allow him to spend the afternoon in the shade, the river, or better still In the icehouse. People who come from the East aver that Portlanders do not know what real hot weather is. but the average person, no doubt, is willing to forgo closer asso ciation with the sensation after surviving yesterday. There were no prostrations re ported, but then there never is, or seldom, on the Coast It only gets uncomfortably hot. The hot weather spell promises to continue indefinitely. However, much consolation should be found in the fact that the sun is now in the vicinity of 92,500.000 miles away and Is getting no closer, so far as observers have been able to discern. Hourly temperatures yeaterday wer as followi: .6312 :00 M. M. .. M. .. 6:00 A (S:1B A. 9:00 A. M" 7:00 A. ' M. 8:00 A. M. 8:00 A 10:00 A. 11:00 A t!5 .7 .701 M T4 M.... 77 Mt 81 S5 3:O0 P. M... 88 2:00 P. M 01 3:00 P. M 00 4:00 P. M S3 B:00 P. M Rl 6:00 P. M 77 Humidity S A. M.. 87 per cent; 5 P. M.. 62 per cent. GRAIN ELEVATOR IS BURNED Pullman Visited by Early Morning Fire) Loss Is $30,000. . PULLMAN, Wash.. July 20. Fire early this morning destroyed the Pa cific Coast elevator and warehouse, the Standard Oil tanks and house and the warehouses of a number of Pullman merchants. The loss will total nearly $33,000 and is distributed as follows: Stewart Clure Hardware Company, $8000; Billy Reed Furniture Company, 11200; Frank Campbell, $6000: Pacific Coast Elevator Company, $12,400; Sni-lngston Lumber Company, $2000; Standard Oil Company, about $5000. The Insurance carried by the vari ous firms cannot be accurately deter mined, as many of the policies are in the hands of persons who are not in the city. The heaviest loss will fall upon the elevator company, as the. harvest season Is on and grain will soon begin to arrive. This fire is the heaviest that has visited Pullman for years. Free Delivery for Hood River. HOOD RIVER, Or., July 20. The re ceipts from Hood River's postofflce for the fiscal year just closed having ag. gregated $10,400, this city Is now enti tled to free delivery. The City Council has instructed Postmaster William Yates to ask for it and is taking step to comply with the general postofflce regulations in regard to naming streets and having all houses numbered. The growth of Hood River's postal busi ness is said to be the largest in the state in proportion to the population. i CHILDREN'S PARADE PHOTOS. Delightful Klser Imperial Hotel. ft iinin-jUL,,,..,, iWliroMli,iiiiiiliiiillilillllillliiL'.i'iiilllllliM Dr. Morrow's Anti-Lean MAKES LEAN PEOPLE FAT through the nervous system. It's a purely vegetable compound, contains no oils or fats or any drug that is Injurious or liable to pro duce a habit. It's the Gicatn Toni the World. Each bottle contains one month's treat ment and costs $1.50 at any first-class drugstore. Prepared by the Antl-Leaji Medicine Co .iiirniTl Vdliiinniimi! RilEninfriji iiiti
