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I come Westerners don't want chai No woman * nappi- ity. They want a chance to work. neas can be complete without children ; it Turn water on the desert They will is her nature to love do the rest. and want them at much ao as I The first actual step toward the op I it is to love the I eration of the Independent Packing beautiful and Company has been taken. The Inde pendent Stockyards Coiuiuiny has para. Tha critical ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass, however, is so fraught with dread, pain, suffering and danger, been incorporated at St. Louis, sites that the very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror. for buildings. offices and yard facili There is no necessity for the reproduction of life to be either painful ties selected, and arrangements made or dangerous. The use of Mother’s Friend so prepares the system for to begin operations on January 1, the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. Thia 1904. The capital stock of the Inde great and wonderful pendent Stockyards Company is remedy is always llOO.OOo. and it is the forerunner of appliedexternally.and the Independent Packing Company. has carried thousands This will be encouraging news to of women through Western stockmen, who have sacil- the trying crisis without suffering. Woman’s Nightmare Mother’s Friend ficed their legitimate profits to the beef trust for years. Every stock man in Oregon should go to Port- land to attend the National Livestock Association meeting in January and by voice and presence encourage the promotion of the Independent Pack ing Company. It is the only promise for the rangeman. It is a power placed in his hands by which he can smite the trust through legitimate business competition. It the Inde pendent Packing Company tails to be pushed to completion, the fault will be with those who most need its assistance Umatilla county may personally rejoice at the incorpora tion of this stockyards • ompany in St. Louis. It is the first shot in the bat tle against the beef trust. «•■J for tr» book eoatalntae InfonnaUon •f >rle«lMS v aluo to all espMtaat »othars. The BradfieM Rs«M*«tor Ce., Atiaata, tte. SECESSION OF PANAMA cure a imrdon for Rev. William A. I Hinshaw, convicted at lui Porte, Ind., for the murder of his wife and sentenced to the penitentiary for life The "prosecution” of pflpvllHtOlb of outrages against the Kish I ne ft Jews has fizzled out completely, II victim of technicalities, official cor- ruptlon and popular indifference and antagonism Mrs Kmuia Fredericks, of Egg Harbor, L. 1.. religiously insane, sal urate,1 her clothes with gasoil tie. then drauk a pint of the stuff and touch ed a lighted match to her clothes. She is dead The newly discovered mineral, ac tinium. can be applied as an absolute test of a diamond s genuineness. Tib ial ter. brought near It, sparkle* ami glows in absolute darkness, which, of court«*, no imitation will do. Frank Ferguson, of Perth Amboy, N J . has gone insane from worry ing over selling his vole in th«- recent city election. He was not suspected and made voluntary confession, bo much for having an accusing con- science. A duck hunter in Great South Bay. L. I., accidentally discharged both barrels of his shotgun through the bottom of his skiff. The boat 1 foun- dered from shipping water through the hole, and the hunter narrowly escai>ed with hia life. Herman Dryer eight years ago paid 99.000 for seven acres of land near l»>ng island «'ity. N T He wa- a florist, and staked every cent he could rais«- and borrow in the pur chase. lju-t week the Pennsylvania lxmg Island railway company paid him 9126,<W for th«- tract Robert Ix-slle. aged 50 years, stow ed away on a freight ship at Liver- •>ool. He was in th« hold without food or water and had to fight rats which tried to eat him He was taken out at Newport News, after a 15-days' voyage, and will die from exhaustion »nd the effects of foul air. Of the 66D deaths in San Francisco luring November. So were caused by Heart disease. 77 by consumption, 69 by pneumonia. 55 by all diseases ut the brain, 34 by Bright's diseam-. 3<i by cancer. 29 by diseases of the ali mentary' tract. 21 by whooping cough. 17 by cirrhosis of the liver One of the heavy boodlers lately exposed at Grand Rapids. Mich., was a man who had bc-n honored many times by the voters with positions of honor and emolument, and for 2» years was known far and wide as Honest John " So much for "the people's" judgment of human nature There are 1,100 saloons in Schuyl kill county. Pennsylvania, and it is believed one-third of them will to- closed January 1, when the tlm« comes for a renewal of licenses, on account of the steady decrease of drinking o win* t<> a great revival of temperance sentiment among miners CHRONIC SORES Signs of Polluted Blood 9 now on at Failing’* All the well-known highest standard Pianos, Mich as Fisher, Hardman, Packard <k Ludwig and otheia Lower t prices ever quoted in Pendleton are offered at this pale. A. L. Smith, the expert Piano Tuner, is with 11s All work guaran tee« 1 . A few fine Portiers, Lace Curtains and Rugs at a bargain I h FAILING'S MUSIC STORE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ «. ♦ ♦ ♦ We will make Big R«dnct»ons all this week on ♦ « ♦ « ♦ e « We wiil sell them less than you pas for such goods at « what is called Closing Out Prices, as we are determined to re ♦ due- c‘>r stock very much before January 1. 1904 We will ♦ make an average cut of 50 per cent from regular prices JOE ST . STORE Men’s Clothing NEVER BEFORE Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits Cloaks and Jackets Have you had such a large and varied stock to choose your X’mas Gifts from as at the present time. Our stock is just double that of former years, and our prices are. as you will see by comparison, the lowest. LYONS MERCANTILE CO We have Watches in »>iid gold from 990.00 to 9list 00. Gold filled 910 l<’to 94O.(K>. -liver, 9'- 00 t- f O Silverine, from 92 *1 to 910 00. Our Rings are all solid gold We have Hs'>v Rings from 50c to 93 00. Misses' and Boys' Rli g> from II -'»0 to |10.00. lehrs’ Rings 92 00 to |25"O Diamond Rings fur l.a<lie» or Genu.. |.'>*s> to |20v on Jeweiery uf all kinds in soli ! gold aud gold filled Silver-plated flat ware in 1 —47 and other makes. TRUSTY TOOLS All guaranteed. « « « « « a « <raf’ « « You n.ay ¿eprtid. too < mi the « « prie* b*r* being n«ht Bod r*a- « « wthAblr— you we want your a a a t year m. year out. a a for i rusty pozpie here abound — t< ol* for carpenter*, for niaax,i. any -ort ->f artizar»— iepetxiaUe tools for people in any au<1 every Also a fine line in Hollow wat*. including Tea-Set- Coflee Sela. Trays, Candlesticks and n any other useful articles. Our Cut Gias« case 1* filled with the latent and hr»t «-uttings from the factories of Lilc-y A <'lark The price- on thf» line are Ibe loweM <>f any in town. We have small Bonlania, finely cut. for 91 So. A ui-e — inch Bowl fur 9 .00. Wat« r Sets. 9 2 JU and up and all other prices in proportion The Silver Novelties are ail in »nd ver pn-tty. can *-pend your 95c. 5»»« and 75e price*. Ttii« is where y »u We have so many tilings to ta k aiout and show you that y u mu*t com«- to the store and -ee for vourself ttiat «re ate the l«-ader* in gvwri good* al the lowest pries- All gusts ei graved Free of < harre and if gtsais are not as rrpre-«-nt«d as u 11 g adly REFUND your Monev V IS DOW DiePLA> W. J. CLARKE & Co. a 211 Court Street Yours for Good Goods at the Lowest Prices L. HUNZIKER AN IDEA STORE OPEN EVENINGS GIVE HER A SINGER FOR CHRISTMAS \!l style? <»f the < IrbrateU Sinner Sewing Machine- on disp'av at our n-w otti -e. »• 4 -- --- 4 509 College Str« et 1 he Singer in recognized a- the world g best machine. Ca-li or il s’aiment« Supplie» for any machine Tiade. Repair work a »(•ecialty « ♦ ♦ YOUR PLUMBING! Have tt done by a Scientific Plumber and you will net be bothered with bad breaks. Let us hgure on your work BECK, THE Lion Coffee AND SEWING MACHINES THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA. 0 DYSPEPSIA TABLETS PIANOS, ORGANS There is nothing so repulsive looking aud disgusting as an old sore You worry over it till the brain grows weaiy and work with it until the patience is exhausted, and the very sig lit of theold festering, sickly looking place niak< S you irritable, despondent and d< speratv A chrome sore is the very bestevidenceth.it yum blood is in an unhealthy and impoverished condition, that your constitution is breaking down under the effects of some serious disorder. The taking of strong medicine«, like mercury or potash, will sometimes so pollute and vitiate the blood and im pair the general system that the merest s> ratdi or bruise results in obstinate non-healing sores of the most offensive cbaractei • Often an inherited taint breakaout in frightful eating sores upon the limbs or face in old age or middlelife. Whenever a sore refuses to lira! the blood is always at fault, and, while antiseptic washes, salves, soaps and powders can do much to keep down the inflammation and cleanse the sore, it will never heal jiennanently till the blood itself has lw< 11 purified and thedeadly germsand poisons destroyed, and with S. S S th is < an b • a< ■ ompli-hed—the polluted blood is purified and invigorated, and when rich.pure blood is again < irciilating freely throughout the body the flesh around theold sore begins to take on a natural color, the discharge of matter < eases and the place heals over. » S. S S. is Ixith a blood purifier and tonic that puts your blood in order and at the same time tones up the system and build uj/tli n.-i-d health. If you have a chronic sore write u« No charge for medic al advice Panama was one of the political divisions of the government of Co lombia before her declaration of in FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1SM13. dependence last month. She was one sovereign state in a union of Colom bian states. re«?ognizing the supre Many a man who might have macy of the centra! government, and risen. Unknown, unsung, has died. claiming protection from the govern With his soul shut up in a nar ment from external foe» and inter row prison, nal Insurrection. She occupied the Many a man has never tried same relation to Colombia that South Because of the fear Carolina occupied toward the gov That others would sneer. The men who fill the world with ernment of the United States 40 years wonder. ag • Whose names are written I She |-aid tribute to the general gov- high. ♦ I Would be the ones who are stay- I ernment. sent delegates to the con- E H Harriman, while in Portland * ing under. gress of the Colombian states and this weak, exhibited a broad gnage ♦ < Had they never gone forth to f was one territorial and governmental i i and liberal disposition, when he said ♦ try. division of the Colombian Republic. that the great company he represents Had they nursed the fear ♦ Finding it to be to her advantage is not actively opposed to the build That others would sneer. I ♦ —San Francisco Star and in harmony"with the public senti ing of the portage road, as long as it ♦ ment of her people to become an in did not interfere with the operation ♦ dependent government, she severed of his road. He was willing tor trans Secretary Hitchcock's determina » + the bonds existing between herself portation facilities to be increased tion to attend to his own business is + delightful, although it offends Ore and the central government, and for increased settlement always fol seceded from the Colombian union of lowed increased facilities and settle ♦ gon. He is paid to fill his office states or provinces. ment anywhere in the country tribu ♦ Colombia protested in vain. It was tary to his lines made more business On the road between Pilot Rock ♦ and Pendleton a horse, cut into rib an irreparable loss to that govem- for his lines and meant more profits ♦ It disrupted for his treasury But Mr. Harriman bons on a barbed v ire fence, has been ment to lose Panama ♦ * suffering for a week, unable to put i-s the government, set an example be- need not fear the opposition which ♦ head to the ground to eat. and scarce fore the other states which threatens the portage road may constitute in . ♦ ly able to move out of its tracks. It the foundation of the Colombian gov the traffic of the Inland Empire The seems that some provision should be ernment, and emphasized the old money intended for the construction made by the county courts for an of principle of secession so thrillingly of the portage road is yet locked in ♦ ficer empowered to either shoot ani that the very basis of every South the state treasury, the plans of the ♦ mals found in such condition or com American state trembles for Its or- portage commission are locked m 9- the minds of the members; the fate pel the owners to care for them. £uch ganic existence ♦ The president of th« Unit«d States of the portage bill which created the instances are common in the country districts, where the ruinous barbed was one of the first persons in an commission is locked up in the pro wire does its work, and out of kind official position to recognize and in gram of the special session and God. ness for the animal it should be kill dorse the secession of Panama The only, knows what that is. ih« gover- NORTHWEST news . ed. if crippled beyond recovery it government of the United States was nor don’t is not always neglected on the part of ' one of the very first to recognize the J. B Ballou o! Woodstock. Or. Portland's mayor is being grilled tieen missing since [ko-mts-r 7. the owners, as tue owners of the independence of Panama theroby in stock often live in a distant part of dorsing the method by which Pana unmercifully by priests. preachers , foul play is suspected Phil Berry w ho killed Tim Ahern the county and know nothing of the ma. as an independent government, and ministerial associations and mor- at Klatna'li 9.,' last week has l»-n gamblers I al reformers for fining the occurrence, and those not owning it cam«- into existence—that of seces found guilty of uanslaughter tried in ' of Portland whom be has retrain from interfering for fear of a sion The Oregon Dairymen's Asao ia- damage suit. Some merciful provis The Daughters of th« Confederacy vain with the present police service tion will hold an annual meeting in ion should be made to handle cases of Texas, seeing in tlis act of the of Portland to drive out of bus n«.*sa. Corvallis, on December 15 and 1« G W Howe, of Cottage Grove, died Unit«-d States the hearty indorsement | Nobody questions the honesty of pur of this Rind. of the cherished principle of the pose of George H Williams in hie Monday from bio«»! poison. faulting from the scratch of a rusty nail on his That must be a happy condition, in South, have adopt«*d the following course as mayor and his impractical finger. which a man is financially able to fol resolutions, sending a copy to Presi- i critics would probably find them Georg,- A. Black, one of the fore low his Ideals to the finish; to pursue dent Roosevelt, and other prominent ■ selves more hopelessly at sea than most pioneers of Aberdeen Wash., his aims, unimpeded by any embar public officials at Washington, who' i he. were some of them called upon ’led of typhoid pneumonia Monday, of j , to <1»->I with the monstrous vices of aged «7 rassment. and unhindered by any con 1 have greeted with joy the actions of Portland. It is easy to criticise. It ia Í Joseph Gillis, a logger, who had siderations. If. with this ability to Panama: been 111 for many weeks, committed follow ideals, the man is possessed "Whereas. The president of »he ‘ difficult to act. Men who are r«od sui«id> at Seattle Monday, by taking in the pulpit and office chairs with high ideals, and pure motives, United States, by his recent eoi-rse ! critics laudanum the world and him are doubly blessed. toward the Republic of Panama, has ' would be dismal failures as mayors. After January 15 no more Alaskan insane patients will be received into Half the unhappiness in the world is shown to the world his indorsement The Sumpter miners are right in the Oregon asylum, on account nt a the result of soured dispositions, re of the principle and the right of se- saying that If but one ass. y office is lack of room sulting from a failure of the individ cession; and The Astoria city I-ark iv>mmiselon I “Whereas. The people of the to be located in Oregon, it should be has purchased ual to follow the chosen and destined three kangaroos I located in Sumpter and not Portland course in life. The farmer often Northern States, by 1 their acceptance which were brought from Australia [ smothers a hope to climb above the and approval of his 1 course, have If both Portland and Sumpter can on a French bark Cola Fisher, of Portland, aged 19. is soil. and. while there is happiness and shown that they have been led by him I get an assay office, well and good independence for him on the farm, he out of the fog of ignorance to the , But as between the two. S impter is missing, and is thought to have been never gets the fullest measure of it, bright realms of truth attained by the logical choice. It will add no "shanghaied * by some foreign vessel leaving that port recently. because of some haunting, undefined Southern statesmen so many years prestige tc Portland and it will be Andrew Link, a blacksmith of of Incalculable benefit to Sumpter, longing to do something else, for ago; be it Portland, has been missing from his "Resolved. That we extend to the1 the mining center of the state which nature and environment fitted boarding house since last Sunday and foul play is suspected him. The education wfiich proves president the hearty thanks of the j Now that the special session la Scottie'* Stewart of Vancouver. most profitable to men is that which Daughters of the Confederacy of the | called, the members of the legislature B C. was killed by a Canadian Pa »eaches them to fit themselves grace State of Texas, in convention assem have quit enumerating the things cific train while returning from a fu fully to their surroundings. If the ( bled, for his indorsement of the prin they wouldn't do if the session was neral on a handcar. Tuesday ideal is not gained, be content and ciples and his vindication of the Haynie, the "spotted horse" high called. It now remains to be seen grow into something less. Adaptation cause for which the Southern people of Seattle, is now in the what the session will do. If it does wayman Walla Walla penitentiary serving a to circumstances is the happiest fac I fought so gloriously but so disastr- the right thing and does it quickly slx-year sentence for robbery. ulty in the list of human virtues, and I ously in the war between the states." enough, it will be a blessing If it Rev D. Drew, the colored chaplain if you can’t have the best take the spends a longer time in doing the of the Oregon state rommandery of Yesterday the O. R- tc N. wired next best and laugh and grow fat wrong thing, a deficit and scrip the G. A. R . has withdrawn trom the its agent in Oulu. Finland, to issue a organization on account of religious would have been preferable Pendleton's city council, as it will ticket to a young woman from that views. be organized on the first of January,, faraway corner of the orld, to Pen- A large number of big sawmills on The motto of the Elks is this: 1904, will be composed of the follow-1 dleton. Although about 6.OO0 miles -The faults of our brothers we will the Puget Sound will close down for ing gentlemen: Mayor, W. F. Mat apart, the young woman in Europe write upon the sands; their virtues the winter, on December 10, throwing several thousand men out of employ lock; First ward, J. M. Ferguson and and her relatives in Umatilla county upon the tablets of love and mem- ment. W. S. Wells; Second ward, H. F. were placed in almost immediate ory." There Is more in that sen* Harry Miller, Northern Pacific Ex Johnson and E J. Murphy; Third' communication, through the splendid tence than there was in the Alevan- press agent at laewlston, commi’lr-d suicide Wednesday by shooting him ward. J. R. Dickson and B. F. Renn; commercial organization of modern drian library, with that left out self. Financial troubles is said to be and Fourth ward. W. J, Sewell and times. The Umatilla county farmer the cause GENERAL NEWS. T B Swearingen. With the exception hauls in a load of wheat in the morn- Frank Buerslck, a farmer living of Johnson. Dickson and Sewell, the ing. places the money received from near Roseburg, accidentally shot and Rhodes, colored, died at council will be composed of new ma- the sale in the ticket office here, and St. William I»uis Monday, aged 106 years. probably fatally Injured his 9-year-old son. while attempting to extract a terial, and. while the members are tomorrow night his relative in the He was a slave 65 years cartridge from a rifle, Wednesday. , all practical men, the need of quick farthest corner of Europe starts for Croffut, Eugene a Huntington, There is less smallpox in Oregon action to prevent a continuation of Umatilla county on the proceeds of Conn., miser, died of starvation and at the present time than at any peri- the scrip basis, upon which the city that load of wheat. In another cen cold a few days ago. He left 150,000. od since the end of the Spanish war, I money. is now conducted, will be one of the tury it will probably be possible to all In according to the report of Dr. Woods The first puzzling problems to present it transfer the identical load of wheat opean concensus of opinion of Eur- Hutchinson, of the state board <( capitalists is that Kaiser Wil- self to them on the first of the year j from Pendleton to Finland in almost helm undoubtedly is afflicted with health The executive committee of the In The past year has witnessed the ' as brief a period of time as it requir cancer of the throat ternational Mining Congress, held a Three out of four of the daily pa meeting in Portland on Thursday to greatest municipal improvement in I ed to wire the order for the ticket It has only been 50 years pers of Denver supported the "Civic consider plans for the next meeting the history of any one year since the today city was organized, if a proper appre since many of the letters arriving ticket," which was beaten in Tues of the congress, to be held in Aug day's election two to one. ust, 1904 ciation of the magnificent sewer sys , at San Francisco Bay from Boston Two days after being sent to jail William Moyes, a prospector of tem prevails. To accomplish this ad were a year old when they reached a _ year , for forging r» • —» — a s-aas-s.« check axes for Vancouver, B. C., fell 400 feet, down vancement, the revenues of the city I their destination. Space is not being a New York convict was notified that a steep canyon, in the mountains near have been taxed, and must now be "annihilated. '* as is often expressed, be had fallen heir to 1500.000 Seymour Creek. B. C.. Tuesday, and Panama started in business Inde was instantly killed. A companion recuperated. This is the task await It is just as far trom Pendleton to ing the new council, when it dons the i Finland now as it ever was. but pendently almost without a dollar. saw the accident and fainted at the robes of state, and begins to allow man's marvelous mind is executing Practically her first receipts was the ight. Moyes whirled end over end, 910,000,000 of American money for screaming as he fe'l from the top of bills 011 the first of the year. its power over the forces of nature. the canal route. a cliff The American liner Philadelphia, Antone Contrario. an Italian boy If President Roosevelt carries out from New York, Saturday last, car- aged 16. who accidentally killed his ried 2,700 sacks of mall matter, of his determination to irrigate the young companion near Butte. Sunday, I West, reserve the forests for the fu which 400 sacks were for New Zov by the discharge of a rifle, was captur land and Australia ed near Whitehall, Mont., Monday, ture and amend the land laws or ad Mississippi negroes are trying to nearly frozen to death from exposure minister them so as to save the pub establish the order of Elks, and there and lack of clothing. He fled in fear lic domain for the actual homestead is a tremendous row on. the white the friends of his companion would j er, he may truly be railed the "only members of the order trying to pre hang him Western president.” Ten years' res- vent them getting a charter. Frau Fischer, a professions) lion ! fdence on »he Western plains gave tamer, was dismembered by four an 1 Roosevlt a broader view than any of gry lions a few days ago in Dessau, his predecessors ever received from Germany, in a cage before an audi Inside each pound package of j their cramped law offices. If his ence of several thousand people. cure Dyspepsia and all Alexander Dowie's attorneys de arising from Indigestion, disorders fight on the trusts ends in a whiff of Endorsed clare that his assets are fl, 000,000 in oratorical smoke, his dramatic stand by physicians everywhere. No cure, round numbers, and his liatii„ uh no pay. 25 cente will be excused and palliated by his but >400,000. Il Is probable that the For sale by F. W. Schmidt & Co. genuine concern in the vital issues receivership will be withdrawn. Trial package free ity writing to in the West. If Westerners can be At a wake in Brooklyn last Tues W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo. N. Y. will be found a FREE game. furnished homes through better land day night, a candle upset and fired 60 different games. All new. laws, forest preservation and -rriga- some curtains. A fire ensued in Oil and Sweet Spirits of Eden which two persons were burned to Are guaranteed to cure any caaeofRhcu lion, they can bear up under the ex death and several badly injured. At Your Grocer's. matiam —Money back if they fail. actions of the trusts for years to An attempt is being made to se- A. C. Koeppen 9 Bro«., Agte- for Peedletoe ACKER'S GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF COURT ♦ a ♦ ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ i « Singer Machines, $35 and up. P. A. LOVETANG, Manager STREET ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ « ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ Hurry Up Sale Don’t delay! But Come Now and Take Advantage of the Many Rare Bargains The Merchandise in the Ladies’ Department is Decreasing very Rapidly Some Lines are Badly Broken, and on those lines we are making Astonishing Closing-out Prices Take advantage of these while they last. The Chance of your Lifetime! Now or Never! Ready to Wear. Dress Goods. Underwear. 50c velveteens.................................. 75c black goods......................................... i9c Il 50 black dress goods.......................... 69c 75c serge...................................................... 29c 75C Venetian . ....................................... 39c 25c fancy wool goods ............................. 9c 75c wool goods in colors........................ 193 25c Odd lot of ladies all-wool pants, regular ,J 1.00. $125. J 1.50, sale price ................................................... 25c Odd lot of ladie s pants...................... 19c $2 00 union suits................................ S1.19 $3 00 union suits.......................... $2 00 Odd lot of children’s vests and pants 12c Corsets. Odd lot of corsets at half price. Si.50 corsets................................................ 75c Jr. 25 corsets................................................ 49c J i. 00 corsets................................................ 49c 75c corsets....................................................39c Girdles at ail prices Domestics. Silks. 85c colored taffeta, all colors.......... 50c colored China silk, all colors.. $1.50 black peau de soi...................... 85c black peau de soi.......................... 35c colored satins, all colors .... $1.50 black taffeta, 27 inch, all colors 75c, #t 00 and Ji.25 fancy silk, all colors ................................................. Ladies' $5 00. St> 00 and $7 00 coats I°r ........................................................ 50c 75c fascinators, blue and red......... 35c $6 00 ladies’ walking skirts............... $298 $2.00 children's coats, short... .. 25c $1 5° wrappers..................................... 08c Infants' long coats, all prices Ji.50 flannelette gowns..................... 98c 67c 34c 95c 55c 29c 98c 49c 8 nice white towels for ....................... 2^c 18c waisting........................................... loc I2%c outing flannel........................... 8y$c I2%C percales....................................... gy$c 30c red tabling................................... 25c lining, fancy........................ 6i*c 40c eiderdown....................................... 3jC roc muslin............................................. 15c shirting....................................... Big Busy Boston Store sc