TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1904.
.V
TOWN TOPICS
items of Local Interest for Busy
' Journal Readers.
., Oregon council No. 1582, Royal Ar-
, canum, Installed the following officers
last Tuesday evening: Regent,- J. E.
Werlein; vice-regent, R. A. Schmaly.
' orator, I. L. Loomls; past regent A..M.
, i" Oakes; secretary, F. C. Hoecker: col
lector, H. C Weber; treasurer, H. C.
Hutchinson ; ' X chaplain, J. W.- Bushong;
guide, W. H. 8ml th; warden, Dr. O. 8.
'. Barrett; trustee, i Henry Ross. . J. W.
Hutchinson was the Installing officer.
After the Installation the retiring re
- gent,. A. M. Oakes, was presented by the
members of the council with a hand-
some past regent's Jewel. ' The presenta
tion was made by o: A. A. Courtney In
a very apropriate little speeoh. The
, council bar passed a very prosperous
year and the members are very hopeful
'' of the future. vi: VilX s"iv.
$750 la fealty will be given away the
12 th day of January, at Estacada. Every
person present that day' will have a
chance to secure a residence or business
lot free without Investing a single
penny. . The parties who are successful
In this free gift of a homes Its will ra-
celva a warranty deed from the Oregon
Water Power Townslte Co. before leav
ing the city of Estacada, on the day of
sal. .The distribution of. free lots will
be conducted by a committee which will
be selected by all parties present. Come
, to the big lot sale and help make Esta
' cada the second metropolis of the West
Trains leave First and Alder streets at
' 7:40 and o'clock a, m. on the 12th day
of January, - Round trip excursion fare
?5 cents. .
Butt to recover 1840.20 for the alleged
"violation of the terms of a lease to the
store building at 285 Alder street was
filed In the clroult ourt yesterday by
Thomas C Bodley, a florist, against J.
,,W. Talbott and B. T, Shawbrook, tha
'owners of the . property. Bodley ' el
. leges that tie entered Into an agree
ment with the owners of the prop
erty, whereby he -was to have tha use
of the premises for a monthly rental of
$30. He paid one month in advance, he
says, with the Understanding that a
written lease was to be delivered to
hint Notwithstanding the agreement, he
aver that the property was refused him
and that he was compelled to acquire
quarters at " 124 Fifth street at : a
monthly rental of $75. '
The "at home" to be given by the high
Masons at the new temple on Morrison
and Fifteenth streets this evening Is ex
pected to be the best entertainment of
this character ever i undertaken ' In the
city. After a select program a grand
' ball will take place. The committees are
as follows: Invitation, W. rC Knighton,
Big Slchel, V. A. Avery, V, C. Dunning
' and . Thomas McCusker; . music, R. W,
Hoyt, Dry W. A. Cumming, O. W. Staple
ton,. Joseph Pollvka and 3. H. Burgard;
refreshments, W. p. Francis, W. D.
Fen ton. F. W. Vallle, J- O. Mack and Col.
J. McCracken: reeeptlonrfloor and deco
rations, C. H. Rumelln, Dr. A. E. Mackay,
J. B. Werlein, Col. W. F, Tucker and
Judge J. B. Clcland.
Efforts are being' made by the members
of the local, grange, Patrons of Hus
bandry, to secure for .Portland the na
, tlonal convention of this organisation,
.which meets in November. On January 13
a meeting will be held In the city to
transact Important business and . to try
and make arrangements for the gathering
here-next fall.,. There will be present
State Master Leedy of Oregon: State Mas
ter Wing of Washington: W. H. Hilleary,
Marlon county; Frank Boggs, secretary
Washington State grange; Mr. Scott of
Xlnn county; John Whiteaker ot Benton
county; A. F. Miller, Multnomah county;
Thomas Paulsen, O. C. Stephenson and
many of the patrons from the North
west. The Royal Bakery and Confectionery
brought new Ideas to' Portland, and these
have been appreciated to such an extent
that the concern "is on the boom every
hour of the day. Its lubkuchen, stollen,
baumkuchen and pfeffernuse are delica
cies of the town and the Portland public
' has been quick to recognise their p
petlsing qualities. These have not a
superior in the United States. Drop In
and sample them at Washington and
Park streets. .. , , ,
Arrangements are being perfected to
take Mrs. W. A. Brown, a blind woman
' of Woodlawn, to the Good Samaritan
hospital, where Dr. J. F. Dickson, the
oculist, has volunteered to perform an
. operation In an attempt to restore to the
unfortunate woman her sight . The hus-
band Is also blind. The couple are very
poor and the treatment and the stay at
the hospital ,". are ' furnished gratis,
through the efforts of neighbors who
have Interested themselves In the sad
.'case. . " . " "
Round trip excursion tickets, Portland
' to Estacada and return, now on sale at
the office of the Oregon Water Power
and Railway, company, to persons de
siring to attend the great auction sale
of city lots at Estacada on January 11.
These tickets will be sold at 75 cents
each, and will be good only on trains
leaving Portland at 7:40 and 9 o'clock
of that day, . r-
Daniel Drew .has resigned as chaplain
; of the Grand Army of the Republic. At a
-' 'meeting to be held in East Portland on
s the night of January 30 his successor
will bo appointed. The date for the next
annual encampment at Hood River will
be fixed at that time.'
On a charge of robbing Megler'e store
at Meirler's landing of $250 a few
J ''It
Detestable Catarrh
Is Cured
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Quickly and painlessly by the great
B. 8. Homeopathic Catarrh Powders,
sold at Boericke & Runyon's, $03 Wash
ington, between Fifth and Sixth. - ......
We Will Give S1,0()0
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For any remedy ever-dlsoovered no per
fectly effective.. THEY HAVE NOT AN
EQUAIj BENEATH THE SUN. -The
Ttmn. Im not born that evet, saw their
like. Sample free.
nights ago, Charles Meehan was ar
rested at Kalama yesterday. Meehan is
accused of entering the store with a
skeleton key and rifling the till. He was
traced to Portland and spent some time
here, where he is said to have spent
much money gambling. Detectives Kct
rlgan and Snow took up the clues and
the result was- that the man was taken
Into custody. . , v .
Round trip excursion tickets, Portland
to Estacada and return, now on sale at
the office of the Oregon Water Power
and Railway company, to persons de
siring to attend the great auction, sale
of city lots at Estacada on January 12.
These tickets will be sold at 75 cents
each, and will be good only on trains
leaving Portland at 7:40 and 9 o'clock
of that nay.' ., i. v.:; Civ
The members of the' Sunnyslde camp
No. 31, W, O. W met last night to In
stall officers for the coming year. The
degree team of Prospect camp was pres
ent and assisted in the initiation of two
candidates, the work of the degree teafi
under the command of J, B. Barnes being
perfect. A large crowd of Woodmen was
present. The new officers of Sunnyslde
camp are: J. C. Donder, C. C; Arthur
Williamson, A. I; M.' E. Gruber, banker;
Thomas Hammer, R. S.; M. R. Raymond,
manager; Lincoln Jones,, sentry. , v ; ; .
Round trip excursion tickets. Portland
I to Estacada and return, now oh sale at
the office - of the Oregon Water Power
and ; Railway company,' to persons de
siring to attend the great auction sale
of city lots at Estacada on Jaminry 12.
These tickets will be, sold at 76 cents
each, and will be good , only on trains
leaving Portland at 7:40 and 8 o'clock
of, that day. '
Here Is the best recipe known for mak
ing griddle cakes from Violet Oats, the
best known breakfast and health food in
the United States: Two well-beaten eggs,
2 cup U. S. mills Violet or Cream Roiled
Oats, up flour, IH'cups buttermilk
with teaspoon soda, aid pinch of salt
Whitehouse Cook Book given away with
every 20 coupons, and there Is a coupon
In every package.
Round trip excursion tickets, Portland
to Estacada and return, now on sale at
the office of the Oregon Water Powfer
and- Railway company, to persons de
siring to attend the great auction sale
of city lots at Estacada on January 13.
These tickets will be sold at 75 cents
each, and will tie good only on trains
leaving Portland at 7;40 and 9 o'clock
of that day. '
Round trip excursion tickets, Portland
to Estacada and return, now on sale at
the office of the Oregon. Water Power
and Railway company, to persons de
siring to attend the great auction sale
of city lots at Estacada on January 13.
These tickets will be sold at 75 cents
each, and will be good only on trains
leaving' Portland at 7:40 and 9 o'clock
of that' day,:-.Vv-'--,.f.- y.-i--.-:.
The White Corner store Is preparing
for its annual clearance sale, which
will be Inaugurated next Monday. This
fine mercantile concern has waited to
this time so that It could complete Its
stock-taking, and now all goods have
been marked down to astonishingly low
prices. The Portland publlo will see
some figures In the White Corner ad.,
tomorrow that will ppen Its eyes. Watch
out for It -a !,; -:,.
Round trip excursion tickets, Portland
to Estacada and return, now on sal at
the office of the Oregon Water power
and Railway company, to persons de
siring to attend the great auction sale
of city lots at Estacada on January 12.
These tickets will be sold at 75 cents
each, and will be good only on trains
leaving Portland, at 7:40 and , o'clock
Of. that day. "'Vi-.i;
Physical culture for all. " '
. $4.00 for, S months' course. .
, Two evenings a week.
v Fine gymnasium and baths.
Private treatment for health, vitality.
Rlngler Physical Culture school.
308 lder' street phone-Main 1361.
Conbultatlon and catalogue fre. '
The clothes line thief Is again at work
and it Is evident he is trying to furnish
some woman's-wardrobe. Before day
light yesterday he visited th home of
Mrs. C. 8. Vaughn, 208 Clackamas street
and stole a lace insertion skirt and a
white waist He did not take any of the
many other garments on the line.
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. Dr. R. B. Nprthrup and family are
now happily Installed In their elegant
new home on the east side In Haw
thorne addition, 107 Taylor street Many
are th new homes elaborate ones, too,
that are going , up in Hawthorne and
Ladd additions. t j .
' There are laundries and laundries, but
Only on In Portland employing the cele
brated . steam-heated polisher that doe
nof burn or weaken the fiber ot the linen.
Union Laundry, Second and Columbia.
Don't spoil a sewed shoe by putting
a nailed half sol on. . We sew them on
"while you wait" Goodyear Shoe Re
pair company, near Gas company' of
flc. Tarn hill street ..-
A good opportunity to lay In a stock of
choice fiction for th next three month'
reading at Swing's. One-half price sale
ot recent novels not 1903 issues. Fourth
and, Yamhill
A meeting will be held .January 22 by
the Alumni association- of the Central
school to make arrangement to take Into
membership the class which graduates
in February. ... - . , ;a.,N
Tim train will leav First and Al
der street for 'Estacada, the day set for
the auction sale of lots of the new city.
First train, 7:40 a. m. and second train
at a. m,' , . .;
Pleas of not guilty were entered In the
state circuit court today by James St
James, E. L. Parsley and L. Connors.
Each Is charged with larceny.
Special prayer services are being held
each evening this week . at .the First
Methodist Episcopal church, corner of
Taylor and Third 'streets,
Fine dayl '. Buy Meredith's umbrella.
Repairing and recovering. Two stores
Washington and 6th, Morrison and (th.
Steamer for Th Dalle will leav
Alder-street wharf 7 a. m. dally (except
Sunday). . Phon Main 914. ,
"' Fre dispensary . for worthy poor,
Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday, 1 p. to.
fit Vincent's hospital. .
Dr. W, A. Roberts, dentist, Mohawk
building, over Robert Bros. Third and
Morrison. .... ,' ;
' Have your fur garment remodeled
Into latest style at halt price, 801
Burnslde. , . ... ' . . ;
Patron of the Savoy say if eating Is
unsurpassed.' Opposite old Post office.
To reduce his Stock, Ewlng, the book
seller, offers $1.50 fiction at 75 cent. , f
E. H. Moorehouse A Co., at Seventh
and Alder. Telephone Main 1343. ,
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A perpetual smile .' overspread, th
face of he who eats at the Savoy;
' Th1four-8tory brick building on Front
near Couch Is for rent
Olympic Pancakes, as yet th best' ,'
500 Bargains.
Eilers Piano House sell
ing that Immense ;
number of pianos .
at wholesaled
Theiinest collection ever
seen. Co-operative buy
ing' the most econom- ,
" ical and satisfac
tory. Clubs fill
ing rapidly.-.:
Co-operative piano buying affords ev
ery retail purchaser the same advantage
that a wholesale purchaser enjoys.
juuers tnano Mouse now nas nve nour
lshlng. piano clubtt, every , one of which
is nuing witn astoniBinng rapidity.
y. Each
club admits 100 members, . and every
member aets his nlano at wholesale.
Every piano in the Immense collection
is brand new, and the most choice of Us
elass. . ... . :r- , ., j
CLUB "A."
Pianos in a great variety of makes
and styles that sell regularly for $225,
$250, $275 and $300, can be obtxined by
club -members for $118, $137, 1165 and
$178., Payment down $5, weekly pay
ments $1.25. ..: ..... ,. , ; .. L
CLUB "B."
,"'
In this club are to be found the choic
est Marshall & Wendel, Rlcca & Son,
Weser and the beautiful Bailey pianos,
In great variety) at such prices as $186,
$214, $226, etc. Payments are only $G
down tnd $1.60 a week. .;.
CLUBS C,,,D',and.,,
, The ' best : and '' most widely known
makes in the country, such as the Ho
bart M. Cable, Vose, Iester. Pease,
Schumann, Bush ft Gerts, graded in the
three clubs according to style and finish.
Payments in Club "C" are $12 down
and $2 a week; in Club' "D," $20 down
and $3.50 a week, and in Club "E." the
highest club, which Includes the very
choicest Webers, Kimball and dicker
ing pianos, both upright and grand, pay
ment down $26, remainder to suit cus
tomers, but all, to be paid within - two
years." . ,i-'!..
Delivery made Immediately upon se
lection of instrument Every Instru
ment fully guaranteed and money back
in every instance where there is not ab
solute satisfaction. Eilers Piano House,
the most responsible as well as the
most popular piano concern on the Pa
cific Coast. No.' 351 Washington street,
corner Park. ; ?
XfXW XEAKEB.
Inspector Barnes went to Rainier this
morning to secure official measurements
of th new river steamer Nestor. The
vessel belongs to C P. Stayton and son
of Catlln, Wash. . ,
'!'. ... ... ; ., 14 V;
A'yj:':, ':Tn Kr. Basting-.
" From the Sheboygan (Wi.l Herald.
W. A. Bradley Is building a large hog
nous ror Mrs. Hastings.
AMTgEMIKTB.
Marquam CrandThcatre wa Mg'f.1'
Tonlfht and Brer? Nibt tblf Week, With e
. special Mature Btturasy, Ui -
.'') Sural Dram,
"WAY DOWN EAST"
iTentng prlee-l.BO, $t. 76e. BOe. 3Be. 25.
Uttlnee prices $1, 7Bc, ftOc, 83c, 36c.
Marquam Grand Theatre-.
One wtek beKlnuin Han., Jin.' 14. 1004, sitl
. om Hat., the brilliant actresa,
IXOXEHCX 3U)BElTa.
Mon.. Tar.,. Wed. nlfrhts. "The Trinity Mra.
Johnaonj;" ITiur., "Sapho;" rrt., "Oloconda;"
Bat., mat. and night. "Zaia.' .
Evening pricea Lower floor. $1; balmnf,
lat a rowa, $1; 2d rnwa, TBe; laat A rowa, M)r;
fallerr. 26r, 8V: boxes and Inge. $7.50. Mati
nee prlrra Ixiwer floor. Tftc; ba Irony, flOc;
allery, 25, 35c.. Seats are now aelllu. ,
Tha adranre kale ot seats will open next '
Ilonday Moraine, January 11, 1904
t tba Box Office of Tha Marquam Grand Thea
ter for Ad'lina Paul's Concert In tbla city at
Jhe Armory, January 14. 1904
: " At 8:15 e'CTock P, M. V
PRtrES lower floor rf First- 8 rowa, $7.80:
next B rowa, $5; next 8 rowa, $4; next 8 rowa,
$3; laat 17 rowa, $2. BalconT: flrit bait
noareat aturn (two -section; either aide), $4;
laat half, $3; raar et stage, 2; box seats (bal
cony), $5. i
Out-of-town money (mall) orders addreaaed to
CALVIN 8. H EI LI 6, Marqnan Graad lheitar!
will racelre prompt attention. ;
CORDRAY'S THEATRE
w Cordray A Bussell. Managera
Phone Mala Wp. . T ...
' ' TONIGHT, "";..'';'' ,
AKD ALL WKEK.
Jessie Shirley Company
A MODERN MAGDALEN"
KBIT WEEK, COMMENCING BUNDAT
;-r.' , MATINEE, t "
RIP VAN WINKLE .
BT THB SAME COMPANT. .
THE BAKER THEATRE r.
GEO. L. BAKEB, Sole Lease snd Manager.
Tonight All Week Matinees Rararday and
8nnday-t-The Powerful Drama
THE IRONMASTER
Made famona by Mr. and Mrs. W.'II. Kendal.
Evening prices, 60c, 35c, 25e, 15c; matinees,
25c, 15c, 10c...,..' ... .. . .... s -
XXTBA AKKOinrOZMEMT;
AH ' Next Week, Beslnnlns Sunday Matinee,
i lanuarr 10.
A BEAUTIFUL. PRODUCTIOH OF
Atthe White Horse Tavern
' A PICTTJRE8Q.ua COMEDY.
Adapted from the German by Sydney Rnaenfeld,
FIK8T TIME AT BAKER PRICKS. .
ARCADE . THEATRE
i SEVENTH ANO WASHINGTON. .
REflNED VAUDEVILLE
t:M ta 4:W. T:0 to 10:80.
SUNDAY CON'TINUOrs PBOM 3 TO 10 n
rOB LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND OHILDRKn'.
. ADMIS5I0I TEH CENTS TO ANY JUT.
FRITZ THEATRE
840-Ml BUBMSIDE.
IRED FRITZ, Prop. W. H. BROWN, Mgr.
' THE HOME OP
VAUDEVILLE
'. TTw ahows dally at 8 and 8 p. m. -
CONCERT HALL A,;
:;r 5 ',S B LAZIER BB08.1;'
CONCERT EVERT, NIGHT.
. 813-218 BURN8IDE. '
The "Different
. Store."
Mail Orders
. Receive
Prompt
Attention
. All orders received through pur
Mail Order Department th largest
otTthe Pacific Coast will be filled at
CLEARANCE SALE PRICES. '
NOT A PELL-MELL WHITE SALE'
Large and busy as this store is. It 1 not large enough or busy enough for topsy-turvey methods or
foods. Everything about this great White Sale of ours Is orderly and. systematic Notwithstanding the tre
mendous selling of the past eight days you may come this morning and find stocks complete, well arranged and
fresh. ECONOMY FLAKES FALI, THICK AND FAST AMID THIS "WHIRL OF WHITE." Wall street ha
been bulling the Cotton Market smartly of late still this 1 not the real reason for the high market price of
.cotton good likely to rule another season. The ACTUAL FACT IS THAT FOUR TIMES MORE COTTON
IS REQUIRED BY AMERICAN MILLS ALONE LEAVING OUT EUROPE ALTOGETHER, three quarter
of whose cotton we supply) THAN EXISTS. The prank of Wall street are but a travesty a business farce.
THE COTTON FIELDS OF AMERICA HAVE NOT PRODUCED, THE PAST SEASON, BALES ENOUGH
' TORUNtTJRAMERTCAN MILLS." It 1 &Id by leading Eastern papers that at least a quarter of our mill
must hut down because there 1 not enough cotton In the world to supply them. SUCH A CONDITION IS
ACTUAL TODAY NOT! IMAGINARY. Why then should you allow the aun to set again ere you've supplied
your Whit Good want? SAVE ON "UNDERMUSLINS AND SAVE TODAY. When the un sets upon thl
great "White Fair Sale" the prices will rise from the opposite horizon. ... SELECT THE DAINTY UNDER
MUSLINS AT SAVING PRICES HINTED AT BELOW
All our French. Hand-Embroidered and Made Lingerie "are included In this Annual Clearance Sale.
Made of dainty, fine Nainsook and Lawn, embroidered in handsome designs, embracing French Knots, Bows,
Forget-Me-Nots and fine Lace Edging. In addition to every piece of this beautiful lingerie being smartly re
duced by the Clearance Prices, we offer following specials:
Ladies $1.50 Gowns at $1.13
Of fine nainsook, cambric or muslin, nicely made and
trimmed Second floor annex, for ........ f 1.13
Ladies $1.25 Corset Covers 87c
Ladies' French Corset Cover, of fine nainsook and
cambric, In low round neck and Y-shape, trimmed
with embroidery, Valenciennes and Maltese lace,
beading and ribbon-trimmed, some with all-over
tucks. Regular price," $1.26; clearance special
at
Hosiery and
Underwear
Clearance
XZTKA 8 ABO AX BPZOZAL8.
; Tlrrt oor Oeata Aisl.
Ladles' Stuttgarter high-grade Im
ported Vest and Pants, whit and
' silver gray, long sleeve vest,
i ' ankle length French band pants,
, $1.60 values; Claaranc spe
cial'. .....$1J8
Ladles' Merode Mertno Vests. Pants -
- and Tights, white and silver gray, ,
- 11.00 values; special, each... ,.88o
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed White and
Natural Merino Vests and Pants, -non-shrlnkable.
splendid wearing
garments; $1.00 values; Clearance
; Special, each..i........-7a.
SZTBA BPKOTAXt OH TKB XJL-
SIXB' AWD OKZXiSXZir'ai BAK-
OAzir coujrrz
Ladles' tie Cotton vests and Pants,
r each iB:
Ladles' $6c Cotton Vests and Pants.
each S30
Ladles' 60o Cotton Vn,on' Suits.
each 1 .......360.
Ladles' 76o Cotton Union Suits,
each ....................
Ladles' $.50 Merino Union Suit.
, each .......... ...,... $)1.1
Ladles' Bc Merino, Vests; big val
i ue. each. . ........ ...400
Ladle' S1.75 fine Cashmere White
and Silver Vests and Pants. .11.18
Ladles' $1.00 Merino Natural Vests,
each ............... ....80
v Ladles' 15c Merino Natural Vests,
- each ' ,...ii....,..B8
; Ladles' An ribbed, heavy flos color .
Lisle Union Suits; 3.t0 quality.
suit 9M
Ladles 2t Black Cotton Hose, O.
K. brand............... ...i-.Wo .
Children's Black Wool , Hose, seam
t ! less: slies to 10; values to 40c: .
sll slses, palr.........i.....l84e
Misses' White Merino. Union Suits,
i Winter weight; 85o "to $1.35; half
' price per suit. - -' , ; - )'-'.
Children's White Flat Woven Merino
Vests and Pants: : values v(0o to
$5c; one half price per garment,
T
OLDS, WOR.TMAN (Q KING
Fifth and Washington Streets
Portland's Biggest and Best Daylight Stcr
Announc
A RapM-Mre Saturday Selie;
" In addition to th fact that ABSOLUTELY EVERY ARTICLE IN ALL THIS VA8T SELLING 6PACE
ALL BETWEEN BASEMENT FLOOR BELOW and the GREAT' ROOF ABOVE this gratt, daylight,
shopping plac on th Paelfie coast (except a very few goods, bought from maker, who lon control pric.)
IS UNMERCIFULLY REDUCED IN PRICE. ALLI EVERYTHING! W abov, 1 sold at special bargain
pric during th great '-
Annual
However, Saturday sailing laat but 10 hour 8 a. m 'til 6 p. m when w say th day I finished and our
v doors awing clod upon a week work ell doBe."Thie i a "daylight store," because w ar atisfied to do
rT-aur-oHing-4nth-daytimrWight torekeeping ha a-flavor of proyinelalfsmruflgort'rtg-tha-cowntry-flro-i
oery, where villager gather for gossip and iBht-eeing, rather, than for business. It is discountenanced by
: th foremost merchant of all large eltie. We believe ws can sav our customers to thir entir satisfaction
during regular; hours, and shall not impose unnecessary hardships upon our employes merely for our own
.' gain. ' ' ' .,. , '-."" i , , ',
:' - . We close at 6 p. m. every day of the week Saturday included -'
Second Floor Annex,
87
. ZUBBOXDEXZ9 OB PXZWTED
Oriental Draperies
For Mantels, Couch Covers, Por
tlere. etc.. In Hoiara Fhool Kar
ris ; $1.76 values, for, pair. .$1X5 ,
Silk embroidered; IS. 50 value, at,
each i 87.75
$17.50" value at, each.. tl0.75
, - Among th Orat Bales Ar
in xmroscxD AiTxainow
sua or
Good Shoes
Alteration Sale Of Women's Gar
ments of every description. Neces
sary before breaking through Into .
'the new Annex, which will be ready
for Spring business,
r Sensational Clearance Bale of New
Silks and Dress Goods.
CXSASAirCS 8AXJB OP
Royal Worcester
Corsets -
' Beoond Ploor Corset Saloa. ,
woarsxmrirL bakoatss.
They comprise straight fronts.
bias-gored. Including ... th ' "Bon '
Ton"- and "Sapphire." In black,
whit and drab coutll. also some in
brocade silk.
Lot 1 Regular price $1.25 to $3.50.
Clearance price .............. 98o ,
Let 8 Regular price $5 to $9.. "
Clearance price ...83.75 -
Lot 8 Regular price $10 to $15.
. Clearance pric ........ . . .$8.48
' y Three experienced corset fitters
"alwsys in attendance.
Following Extra Special Bargtin Vatut for
January Clearance Sale
Ladles' Gown of heavy muslin; embroidery
trimmed; regular values; special at .....,69ti
Ladles' fine Muslin Petticoats, deep flounce
with cluster of tucks; regular 65J values;
special at .....47$
Ladles' fine Cambria Drawers; cluster -of fine '
tucks; Val. lace edging; regular 65c, at.... 47
Children's Skirt of fine muslin, deep flounce
with lace insertion and edging; regular
11.10; special at .73f
Two Great
Silk Specials
, Aaaex Plrtt.rioor. . ,. ,.
Extra Special Clearance Sale Black
Taffeta 1$ inches wide, very
strong and durable and high finish
our regular 85o value; Special
Clearance price....... 89o
$7 Inches wide, heavy, durable black
Silk Taffeta, with high, rich finish,
. splendid for drop skirts and lin
ings; our regular $1.25 valus; Spe
cial Clearance price ........... 88o
Millinery Special
- We'll have a larger brighter; bet
ter -than ever Millinery Salon next
- season In the new part of the house,
under the management of one of
the bestrknown managers among th
"Big Store" of the, East. He' on
the way now. Help us clean house
before he get here MTT.T.HTXmT
OP AWT BOBT AT TOXTB OVV
MUGB HOW, If you're anyway
reasonable. . ,
Saturday j
. Shoe Specials
First rioor Saoe Aisle. '
Saturday is the - young folks'
hopping day. In addition to Ithe
wonderful values previously offered
this week and printed in earlier
papers, we anoend the following sna
clai for Saturday selling:
BOTB' : AHB OXBX.S' BCBOOL
bxoxb rar tib oxxababox. :
Boys' Shoes of all solid calf stock,
double sole,' broad, Comfortable
last and bottoms steel quilted.
In slses 11 to IS, regular $1.60
values, at ................. .$1X8
Utt to I, regular $1.75 values.
1. at ..fl.38
IVi to 6, regular $2.00 values.
at ..........
,..,.$1.68
MISSES AV9 CHttDBXH'B 8X0X8. ,
In button or lace style calf , or
fine kid stock; heavy winter soles "
and broad toes; slses $ to- 8, regru-
i lar $1.25 values, for .......,..8o
Ises H to 11, regular $1.50 val-
- uea, for ..4................ .$1.08
' sizes HM '10 S. regular $1.75 val-
. ues, for Ui
sizes tW iott, regular. $2.50 val-'
ups, for V.. ......... . ,$1.68
(Large Misses' 8Ies,)( "
The Honve cf QzzZly
end Worth
Whitney Baby
Carriages
Reduced
. Nicely upholstered in tapestry
with parasol, patent automatic anti
friction wheel-fasteners and f oat
brake, nutless axle and all latest,
modern Improvements. ,
$11.60 Carriages for... ....... $8.90
$15.00 Carriages for. ......... .$9.75
$16.75 Carriages for..,.. .,..,.$10.80
$1.C0 Carriages for.. ........ $11.00
$18.50 Carriages for.. ........ $18.BO
Bed Sets.. Bargains
t fourth Ploor.
Regular $12.50 sets for..... .$ 7.95
Regular $10.00 'sets for......$ t.oo
Regular. $1100 sets for.,..,. $ 8.50
Regular $10.60 sets for...... $11.00
Regular $25.00 sets for...... $18.00
Ribbon Bargain
Special
Thousands of miles of new. pretty
ribbons at about half their worth
and usual price. Batln Taffetas
: and some double-faced Satin Rib-
- bona, 4 and 4 inches wide, all
pur silk and grand 6 Oo val ues
- Special at. yard......... 89o
Ladies' $2.50
Evening Gloves
$1.25
t Plrst Ploor Olov Btor.
A splendid Glove Bargain Our II
button length undressed sued. Kid
Glows, all In evening shades of
. dainty pink, blue, nlle, cardinal
- and mats! actual $2.50 values, on
ale at th pair. $1.35
- OXXABABCB BAIB ZB
The Art Shop
Beoond floor Thoroughfare Aisle.
Very pretty and attractive Cushion
Covers, tinted, applique and fin
ished borders, plain back to match
material, heavy ecru Buda linen;
regular price. $2.25. -Clearance
special at .........$14
Cushion Covers of same material as
above, stamped and tinted: regu
lar price, $1.50. Clearance pric 79a
Heavy lithograph Cushion Top In
many attractive and catchy de
signs, such as "Fencing Olrl.'
"Resting." "Athletic Girls," "Rose-
" bud" and others; regular price,
60c. 1 Clearance special 89
1
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EMBRQlDERIESl)
Wonderful Half
Price Embroid
ery Sale
rirst rioor. v
- . In a cholo of ' narrow, medium,
and ; wide Cambric, Nainsook and
Swiss Embroideries snd lnsr
' tions. . wonderfully dainty, but stilt
( more wohderfully cheap HALT
P BICE I ;-
15c. values for. yard;. ........ 7lj
20c values for, yani ......... ,10o -
2 So values for, )ard ...13'io
85e values for, yarrt. ..,...,. 17 a
50c. values for, y.ird......... .aitt
0c values for, yard.,, .3 n (
76c values for, yard
$1.00 values St. yard ......... . f
' 91T.25 valuts st. yarl .
.