THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, MONDAY EVEN ING, JANUARY 11, 1094.
TOWN TOPICS
Items of Local Interest for Busy
. Jcornal Readers.
: 1759 la realty will be given away the
12th day of January, at Estacada. Every
person present that day will have a
chane to secure a residence or business
lot freewithout investing a single
penny, The parties who are successful
In this free gift of a homeslte will re
ceive a warranty deed from the Oregon
Water Power Townslte Co. before leav
ing the city of Estacada, on the day of
sale. The distribution of free lots will
V. 4. . nltt. .tilnh will
be selected by all parties present Come
to the big lot sale and help make Esta
cada the second metropolis -of the West
grains leave First and Alder street at
,7:40 and o'clock a. nr. on the 12th day
of January. Bound trip excursion fare
f cents.
An alleged violation of a contract for
the building of a bouse at Tremont Place
Is the basis of a suit which,, Y. Gaxlola
has brought against William Randell
for 1200 damages. : Gaxlola asserts that
on August 7. 1903,'he agreed with Ran
dell to purchase a lot at Tremont Place
for $100. and for the, additional sum of
1300 Randell agreed to build a two-room
dwelling for him and' have It completed
within six weeks. Good material waa.to
be 'Used and the dwelling when com
pleted was unfit for occupancy. He says
tie had to pay large sums to provide him
self with a home. "
. Prescription and drug orders intrusted
to the' care of Albert Bernl, the drug
gist Second and Washington.' can al
ways be depended on in receiving the
utmost care and attention In every de
tail. His constantly increasing business
and the 'Satisfaction obtained by his
patrons in always getting Just What
they call for, is a good indication that
Bernl'a diuig store is the one to deal
with.
- Round trip excursion tickets, Portland
to Estacada and return, now on sale at
the office of the Oregon ' Water Power
and Railway company, ; to persona de
airing 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. ;.'V:''-;-. i .;;
The Women tf Woodcraft Mt Hood
circle, will Install their newly elected
offloers tomorrow evening in Woodman
hall. East Sixth street Past guardian
neighbor, Mary J. Funk: guardian neigh
bor, Mary Dubois; advisor, Alta J. Cop
Ian; magician. Clara Zlpsy; clerk. Lou
Ellen Cornell; banker, Henrietta Tay
lor: attendant Mary M. , Morgan; cap
tain of the guards, Alta Munro; Inner
entlnel, Fannie M. Smith; outer senti
nel. Isabella Frailer; musician, Nina
Howe; managers, Mary Ferguson, Ger
trude Brobst J. MV. Woodworth. . .
' Our mills are equipped with the latest
and most improved machinery operated
by employes skilled In the manufacture
of cereals. We have the only mills in
the Northwest that make Rolled Oats as
they should be made. Come and look
through our mills and we will leave it to
-your judgment. Our goods also wiU con
vince you it tried. Albera Bros. Milling
Co.. U. a. Mills. White House Cook
Book free with Violet Oats or Cream
Rolled Oats. . s .
66 and Harmony lodge No. II, A. F. &
A. M., in the Masonlo temple Saturday
evening.- Worshipful Master Kuns was
toaBtmaster and toasts of "Masonry, and
Its History," t Dr. George H. Chance,
'Early Days f Masonry in Oregon." by
Judge J. C Moreland and "Masonry in
General." by. Dr. Williamson, were re
sponded to. Mrsi Margaret Lutke spoke
for the Eastern Star. , ,
- .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
nf rltv lritu at Prut anuria, nn .Tunimrv 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. - .
Tie,.. deathof Mrs,.. Mary JU , Lehigh.
for many years a resident of Portland,
occurred at the residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Shubrlck Norrls. at Los An
geles, Cal.. Friday. , She Is survived
by two daughters and. two sons, Mrs.
Shubrlck Norrls. of Los Angeles, Mrs
J. B. Miller, of Seattle, and L F. and
James B. Lehigh, of San Francisco.
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 It.
These tickets wiU be sold at 75 cents
each, and will be good only ontraina
leaving Portland at 7:40 and s o'clock
of tbatvday. , .;; ... ,v
H. F. McMillan, a former city marehal
of East Portland before the consolida
tion, Is under treatment at the North Pa
cltlo sanitarium Cor diabetes and ulcera
tion of the feet. He is now 97 years of
sice, and formerly resided at Centralis,
Wash., where he was city marshal for a
, number of years. . . ,
ing' officers were elected! - Trustees,
Frank Plympton. E. Olsen, John Hamp
ton; deaoon, F. McKerqher; deacoji emer
itus and ' clerk, Mies- Ada Brookllngs;
treasurer,' Ernest Morgan; superintend
ent of Sunday school, W H. Morrow;
president of Senior Endeavor society,
Miss Edith Wright; superintendent of
Junior Society, Miss Rosalind Chase.
James Young, a grocer, who died Jan
uary 4, was buried yesterday afternoon
In Lone Fir cemetery after funeral serv
ices at the family residence, 434 Jeffer
son street Rev. H. J. Talbott of the
Taylor street Methodist church, preached
the sermon. Mrs. Ellen c Mann had
charge Of the special music for the oc
casion. ':t:A-: ':J-)-'Hv'i-'.s-'w W;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 13,
These tickets will' be sold at 76 cents
each, and will be good only on trains
leaving Portland at 7:40 and 9 o'clock
of that - day. .: - . .. ;r
The First English Evangelical church.
East Sixth and Market streets, is out of
debt having just paid the last of a
$1,600 burden. The event will be cele
brated at a special meeting On the even
ing of February 8 In some manner to be
decided upon by a committee appointed
to arrange the details..
Round trip 'excursion tickets, Portland
to Estacada and return, now, An 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 IS.
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, . . rf-:-;,..- '::l'k.-'
The annual election of officers of the
City Press club occurred in the club
rooms In the Marquam building Saturday
afternoon. The following were chosen:
John H. Stevenson, president B. F. Law
rence, vice-president; Horace D. Jones,
secretary; George M. Trowbridge, treas
urer; E. R. Collins, assistant secretary,
and' Paul R. Kelty. Max M. ShUlock and
Frederick L. Earp, board of directors.
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 day.
Physical culture for all.
$4.00 for 6 months' course,
Two evenings a week. '
Fine, gymnasium and . baths. '
Private treatment for health, vitality.
Ringler Physical Culture school.
800 Alder street phone Main 1951.
Consultation and catalogue free. '
Rev. Charles Edward Locke, pastor of
one of the largest churches In Buffalo,
N. Y., and formerly pastos of the Taylor
street Methodist church in this city,
has received a call to the Hanson Place
church in Brooklyn, one of the largest
Methodist churches in the East.
The following jofflcers for the Feb
ruary graduating class of the Failing
school were elected at a meeting held
Wednesday afternoon: President Adolph
Glsbrecht; vice-president Hattie Jung
nickel: secretary, Gertrude Burcb; treas
urer, Sterling Borqulst
The funeral of Henry Fuhr, a former
hotel-keeper of this city, was held yes
terday. -.' The - Interment iwas ; in Lone
Fir cemetery.. Harmony Lodge No. 12.
A. F. & A. M. and Hope No. 1. A.- O. U.
V., to which he belonged, conducted the
ceremonies. ;
Here's a suggestion of a good thing,
even after Christmas. Go to Ewtng's
Book Store, Fourth and Yamhill, apd get
two or three of the $1.60 recent popular
novels be Is selling at 76c and send them
to your friend away In the woods some
where. . . . . , . , ,
The following news officers of the
Alter guild of Temple Beth Israel were
Installed yesterday morning. President,
Miss Mlna Boskowits; vice-president,
Miss Mattie Wolf stein; secretary, Miss
Elsie Meyer; treasurer, Miss Llllle
Brown. , -
, Mrs. Emma Miller, aged 55 years, wife
of Rev. Fred Miller of Sunnyelde, died
Saturday. She has been a resident of
Portland for 11 years. The funeral was
held this afternoon from the residence,
1208 East Main street 4
Splendid "Business Opening." See
classified columns. Splendid "Business
Chances." In best town In Oregon. See
"An Unusual Business Opportunity.
Address "Furniture Opening," cars Ore
gon Dally Journal.
, Your good natured friends probably
rat at Max Smith's Savoy. Suppose you
ask them.
At the annual meeting of the Hassalo
street ConarfgHtlonal church, theollow-
OSTEOPATHS v
DrsADIX & NORTHRUP
Suite 414 Dtkam lufldlnf
Phont Mali 349
''''., . v WAXBAVTB9.
Cure tor Malaria
FKVER AND AGttE. CHILLS. BROW
AOl'K, NKURAIX3IA OF MALARIAL
ORIGIN. TIRED FEKLTNG. HKAD
, ACHE. IiOSS OP APPKTITE. ETC
ETC., QUICKLY YIELD TO - .
B. & S. Malarial Antidote
It removes the causes It drives its
germs outot the system. .... .
BOERICKE & RUNYON
Homeopathio Plapensary, 303 Washing
. toa fctreet .,.':: .
. If you need a truss, suspensory band.
age or supporter, you will find It to
your Interest and satisfaction, both to
quality and price, to call on (Albert
Bernl, the druggist Second and wash
ington streets. ... . ,
"Don't spoil a sewed shoe by putting
a nailed half sole on. we sew them on
"while you wait". Goodyear Shoe Re
pair company, near Gas company's or
nee, Yamhill street i .
The special services begun last week
In the First Methodist Episcopal church
will continue each evening this week, be
ginning at 7:80 o'clock. I. D, Boyer
leads the singing; ., . .
Time trains will leave 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. :. .
Installation of officers of Cathedral
Court No. 557. C O. F., will occur this
evening. An entertainment will also be
given. .'
Fine dayt Buy Meredith's umbrellas.
Repairing and recovering. Two stores
Washington and 6th, Morrison and 6th.
Steamers : for The Dalles will leave
Alder-street whsrf 7 a. m. daily (except
Sunday). , Phone Main 914.
Have your far garments remodeled
Into latest style at half price. 10s
Burnslds.
A President Roosevelt club Is to bd
organised February 15 In Blanuk's ball.
E. H. Moorehouse' A Co., at Seventh
and Alder. .Telephone Main 1145.
Wben you want . something real good
to eat drop In at the Savoy. .
I ! I. ... .- "
The four-story brick building on Front
near. Couch is for rent
Demonstration Olympic pancakes at
D. C Burns' tomorrow. , , .
Tea Per Cent Interact On Moaey.
' We are prepared to place limited sums
of money netting 10 per cent interest
payable monthly.' Security examined
and guaranteed by this agency. The
Ames Mercantile agency. Ablngton build
ing. . .
When'doctors fall try Burdo-k Bloo4
Plt,r. Vuren dyspepsia, constipation;
Invigorates the whole system.
TKe Different
Store"
OLDS, WORTMAN I0NG :
Largest Daylight Store" in Northwest s Fifth and Washington Streets
Tha Horae of Ctuility
and Worth
OLDS, WORTMAN & KING WELCOME THE CON VENTIONERS !
Abridged Mention of Abbreviated Prices for the Third Week
of Portland's Biggest and
The Reliable Store's 26th Annual Economy Event Continued
V IP J
Mail Orders
Receive Prompt
; Attention
All orders received thro our Kail
Oiitr Sept the largest on the Pa
cific Coast will be promptly filled
at 0X.EA&AJT02 BALE FBJCES.
Every Article in the House Astoundingly
(A Few Contract or Agency Goods Alone Excepted)
BOASTINQ 13 NOT TO OUR TASTE. WE LEAN TO THE CONSERVATIVE IN OUR STATEMENTS IT WEARS LONGEST WITH THE
GREAT PUBLIC. EXTRAVAGANT CLAIMS ARE CHEAP AND STUPID. MANY BOA8TFUL STORES' PRINTED STATEMENTS HAVE
GOTTEN TO BE TRITE, INANE AND DULL SOME ARE EVEN WORSE. WE SEEK TO AVOID THE COMMON ERROR OF EXAGGERA.
TION OR OVERSTATEMENT OF TRUTHS. WE SUBMIT TODAY BARE DESCRIPTIONS AND PRICES, AND URGE THE PORTLAND
FOLK AND WELCOME VISITORS WITHIN OUR CITY GATES TO MAKE STRICT COMPARISON WITH OTHER STORES' ADVERTISED
VALUES. THE YEAR 1903 BROKE EVERY SELLING RECORD OF THIS GREAT, HONEST STORE WE TAKE THAT RECORD MERELY
AS A STARTING POINT FOR 1904. THE QUOTATIONS OF THIS GREAT ANNUAL 8ALE STAND FOR SURPRISING ECONOMIES. THE
ACME OF BARGAIN-GIVING IS REACHED AND CULMINATES HERE. A FEW MENTIONS ONLY TODAY OTHERS FOLLOW EACH
"SUCCEEDING DAY DURING THIS, PORTLAND'S MATCHLESS BARGAIN FETE OF SURPASSING SPECIAL VALUES.
Extra Clearance
Black Goods
Lot 1 Embraces . fancy figured
, jaciuered Mohairs and . Brilllan
. tines, nubb and rice-flaked Eta-
mines, Henriettas, etc. values up
to $1.00 per yard; Clearance Sale
Price ........ ...9e
Lot t Embraces lace striped Eta
mines, Jattlce Etamlnes, bourette
. Etamlnes, 8acklngs and Canvas
Cloths;? regular vslues up to
II. B0 per yard; Special Clearance
Price ...79s
Lot S Embraces Twine Cloths,
Crepe -' Serfes, 8s tin . Berbers,
striped Melrose and Turkish Mo-
hairs; regular values up to $3.25;
'- Special Clearance Sale Price.. 11.1s
Lot 4 Embraces Cravenettes. Chev
iots, Zlbellnes, unfinished Wors
teds snd rainproof Sicilian; regu
lar values up to $2.E0 per yard;
Special Clearance Sale Price $1.69
COX.OBED
SSESS GOODS BPE-
Lot No. 1 Embraces Canvas Cloths,
all-wool. Cballles. Novelty Plaids
'and fancy black fabrics; splen
did values up to 85c; Special
Clearance Sale Pries ..........870
Lot No. 2 Embraces plain and nov
elty Zlbellnes, Plaids, Etamlnes,
Canvas Cloth and Walstings, SOo
to $1.25 values; Special Clearance
Sale Pries sso
Lot No. ' Embraces French Me
langes, Henriettas, novelty Zlbe
llnes. Albatross, Canvas Cloth and
Plaids, SSc to $1.50 values; Sp-,
clal Clearance Sale Price.... 49o
Lot No. 4 Embraces Bilk and -Wool
Gloria Sublimes, all-wool Crepe
' de Chine. Granite and Novelty
Suitings, $1.00 to $2.90 values;
Special Clearance Sale Price.. 63o
Lot No. 6 Embraces novelty em
broidered Zlbellnes, Camelshalr
Suitings. Plaids snd English
Serges; values. $1.25 to $2.2S;
Special Clearance Price ...... T3o
Lot No. (Embraces Fmtcb novelty
Zibelines. Priestley's Cravenettes,
novelty Etamlnes, Scotch and Eng
lish mixed Suitings, Plaid Zlbe
llnes, $1.(0 to $3.59 values; Special
Clearance Sale Price 99o
Lot No. t Embraces novelty curl
Tweeds, novelty , nubb Basket
Cloths, Boutonne. Zlbeline, self
colored rubbed Panama, lllifml
nated nubb and plain Donegal
Tweeds, our regular values up to
$2.00; Special ; Clearance Sale
, 4 'PrnzS. '....' iVf. ' , .$11 -
Lot No. --Embraces (1 and (4-Inch.
Zlbellnes, In all wanted colorings
and effects, our regular $1.50 and
$2.75 a yard values; Special Clear
ance price .....$1.65
''- ' ' '
rwm BzaozsT .in best tux.a
' .
Womeis Muslin
Underwear
TAT TOMTZAMV VOXiK BTZB
Zirsw Is ta progress lm Aaasx
Seeond floor. , Also a special sals ef
Corsets aad Ciildrea's Cloaka
Exceptional
Ribbon Value
Plrst lloos.
A grand special at the Ribbon coun
ter. If you haven't already helped
yourself to a portion of this Rib
bon bargain you should bestir
yourself tomorrow. Beautiful all
silk Satin Taffeta and double-faced
Satin Ribbons, 4 and 4 -inch
widths and the best 50c values in
Portland, blacks and dainty col
: ors, at a special Clearance Sale
. price 'of, the yard..... ...... .89o
The latest Neckwear erase Is the
' Fifth avenue bow, made to Order,
. from any ribbon selected, at Ribbon
counter. .
Sensational
Silk Selling
' Annex Plrst Floor.
The greatest sale of Silks ever
held or heralded by this splendid
Silk Store Is In progress here now.
New and greater than ever values
have been added for this week's
selling, and we sincerely advise those
who need or anticipate buying Silks
during the ensuing ; year to BUT
NOW and make savings never before
offered and impossible .to offer later
under normal conditions. We've
divided bargain lots as follows;
Lot 1 Embraces novelty snd plsln
Silks snd Satins, regular value
up to 86c; Special Clearance
Price . 390
Lot 2 Embraces novelty and plain
Silks and Satins, regular values
up to $1.25; Special Clearance
Price' ..Wo
Lot $ Embraces new novelty
lace stripes, canvas weaves, nov
elty plaids, and all the new Roun
, ; geant Taffetas, very desirable for
fancy walats snd shirtwaist suits,
regular values up to $1.75; Spe
cial Clearance Price. ...... ,,73e
Lot '4 Embraces neat novelty
checks, dotted snd two-toned
Bengalines, embroidered brocades..
canvas weaves, all new. dressy
Silks, pretty and durable and
. splendid values at the regular
. price of $1.10 a yard; Special
Clearance Price . . . . ........ 94o
Lot I Embraces Mgh-srt novelty
French Silks in Dolly Varden and.
. Persian effects; slso a beautiful
line Of Broche Crepe, 43 Inches
wide, very desirable for opera and '
party capes and - house gowns;
regulsr $4.00 a yard values; Epe
' clal Clearance Prtre 91.19
Women's $2 Kid
Gloves $1.19
We offer an extraordinary Glove
special this morning at the Glove
counter. Our 3 -pearl clasp "Ma-
donna" Kid Glove, made with
fancy piping around wrist, over
seam sewn,' Parts point embroid
ered, gusseted between Angers, a
very smart dress Glove, perfect- -fitting
and one of the very best
$2.00 Gloves ever sold In Amer-
lea, Colors include the popular
shades of Oxford, violet,, reds,
tans and blacks to. clear the
' stock wo offer choice at ...$1.19
i .1. v
Special Corset
Value
MOT XX, WOMIITtl straight front
Corsets, medium length, material of
black satlne, sixes 20 and 21 only;
regular $1 Clearance Special at S9o
Embroidery
News
Plrst Floor.
Of special value Irfiport to women
who want their money to do big
" work. ,WVe added Wre "splendid
. ly new snd exquisite embroideries to
what's left from last week's offer
ings and marked All at sTaif Pries
; r less.
10c and T2c values, now, yd..e...9o
lie and 20c values, now, yd....7Hs
2(0 values, now. yd. ...... ....las
: 35c and 40c values, now, yd..l7H f
T5c values, now,' yd . ...... ..374
$1.09 values, bow, yd... . ....... 60s
$t.S values, now, yd......
,..75o
Dainty New Laces
Underpriced
First Floor.--l - .
All new novelty laces and dress
trimmings are reduced to lowest
notch this week. Rich, elegant
laces, formerly fairly priced at $5,
now, the yard...., ......... .13.00
' $Tn50vaTues7Tww71he yardr.lSJSd"
$12.00 values, now, the yard. .99.00
$1.60 values, now, the yard.. 9 M
$1.00 values, now, the yard. .9 .00
'
Sample Lace
Curtains
Fonrth Floor Take Zlevator,
Here's a sweeping Clearance that
means savings of many dollars to
prudent housewi ves who have a
place for an odd pair or two of
handsome lace curtains. We've
rounded up and driven Into the
Clearance Sale stockade all the odd
pairs, soma samples, slightly
mussed from handling or from
using in the holiday displays. The
lot is. large and embraces every
wanted sort of lace curtain but
only one or two pair of a kind. The'
assortment includes Nottinghams,
Cable, Net, Irish Point, Brussels,
Arabian, Battenburg," etc., all re
duced aa Indicated,
90c values at...,....,
$1.25 values at
$1.15 values at...
$2.00 values at...
VHturs II. ,,h
$2.60 values at.........
$2.75 values at.........
$3.26 values at. 4
$4.00' values at..........
$4.50 values at..........
$5.50 values at..........
IS 00 values at..........
. 1 AA . . 1 . . . ..
4H.UV Yftiun .. ..
$7.(0 values at..........
$7.75 values at..........
$160 values at.,,,..,.,
$9.00 values at
$10.00 values at
$19.60 values at ,
JUOO values at.........
$13.60 values at.........
$14.00 values at.........
$16.00 values at.........
$19.60 values at.........
$20.00 values at.........
$21.00 values at.........
,$33.00 values at......
.... 600
JHto
I1.1S
..... tl.35
WIAQ
11.79
91-90
93.19
93.90
.....93.95.
93 M
931
94 J5
94.65
94SS
99J5
...v95.68
.....96.95
.,.9 6.69
....9 T.00
... 9 7.75
....9 3.00
9 3.75
....9 9.80
911-50
....91330
...119.50
Portieres Swept
Aside
FAX 0 T" AmOAXir COTJjr-
,' TSB. . " , : :
- All odd Portieres price massacred
.mercilessly!
$3.50 values now, pr... .... 93.00
$4.00 values, now., pr.. ....... .9330
$5.00 yalue.f now, pr., ........ 93. 35
$(.00 values now, pr.... ...... 93.65
$7.00 values now. pr,.. ...... .94-73
$ 9.00 Values now, pr.........9SU0
$ 9.00 values now, pr. 95.60
110.00 -values now,' pr. ...... ..96.35
$11.00 values' now. pr....,...97.0O -
$12.00 values now, pr.. ...... .97.75
Special Clearance
'Kerchiefs
' First Floor.
This morning we send to the bar
' gain counter 125 dosen of Rich
"t ardson's all purs linen Handker
chiefs for women. They have the
standard and tt-inch hems;
the lot embraces 12 Ho Snd ISo
values you may choose today .
for . t .
..
9o
trmtBAHD-OF BABOrAXtfS XM
Misses1 and
Women's Coats
' tesond Floor.
Go to Uie bargain racks today.
They'll not hang there long at these
prices Two Wonderful Specials!
Misses and Women's tight - fitting
-short Conts,-19 to-12-lneh -lengthsv-'
covert and kersey materials,
; choice of tans, - reds, ; castors,
greens, blues and blacks; the lot
includes handsome coats and val
ues to 925, at a choice for... 93.93
Lot 2 Are 27-Inch, half . fitting
Coats of handsome kersey cloth,
colors srs blacks, tans and cas
tors; values Included up to $30.
All go at one price while they last
this week choice for ....96.95
CUAJMJTC1I SAXB SATTJfOI XM
Toilet Soap
Leather Goods
and Jewelry
Aisle First Floor.
Purest quality Spanish Castile Soap,
white; value lOo cake, special,
cake . , ..."....,...,...9e
8-lb. bar Castile Soap; value 25o
bar, special at, bar .......... .14o
Long bar hard water Castile Soap;
. special, bar. .60
Sunshine Bhoe Polish; value 25c bo,
i . special, boa . .,,...,.., ,...19o
Celluloid handle Whisk Brooms;
value 30c. special, each ....... 19o
Shelf Paper, all colors, lace edge, t
yards to piece; special, piece. ..So
Torrey'S Swing 'Kasor Strops; value
39c, special, each ,,.,,,,. ...35s
Value 69o, special, each 33o
Cut Bteel Bead Chatelaine Bag.
' chamois-lined
Value 76c, Special ......... 4. ..,4SS
Value 95c. special. ............ ,59s
Value $1.75, special ......... ...99e
Value $J.ni special .'.........9113
Large black bead Lorgnette Chains;
value 69c, - special ...... .....S5o
Assorted - colors bead Ltrgnetts
Chains; values ISa and 7Sv spe-
" clal, each ........ .... !. 33e :
XAOX DAT WIZJC. HATH ITS
KTXC1AX. . XAXOAlir ITZWS TO
nu watcx on . stoxb
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