THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18,- 1904.
VEAK f-IinOED GIRL
. A A HA m a. lAvvwvvast
1ILITIA AND REGULARS
WILL MEET IN CAMP
. . . .i r n his
. uUEd IU AMLUi.1
XOTTXSB BIBHiSD EILO TO BB
KBITTAXiLT IKEESPONSIBLB AS A
KESTJXiT OP INHUMAN TBEAT
JttEJTT AT LOCAL HOTEL CASE ZS
OWE Or WOBST ZS POLICE ANNALS
"This is on Of the most flagrant
eases of Inhuman treatment that nan
ver been called to the attention of the
county, (eourt bo far as my-knowledge
extends. There. Is no doubt that- the
police could bring credit upon them
selves by seeing that the guilty persons
are brought to Justice. As regards the
Occidental hotel, It appears to be only
one of those numerous1 establishments
In the city where such things are pos
lble. The license of the hotel should
be revoked. . By taking vigorous action
in this Instance other places of this
character would perhaps learn a lesson
and be mare careful of what 1b permitted
to occur in the future.".
These are the words of Jay H. Upton,
deputy clerk of the county court, .who
conducted the examination of Louise
Bernard as to her mental condition to
day in the absence of U R. Webster,
the county Judge. The petition that the
girl be sent to an asylum for. the insane
was signed this morning in the county
court by Detective H. H. Hawley of the
Boys' and Girls' ,AId society. The ex
amination was made by Dr. S. C. Bio
cum and Dr. fianford Whiting. , The girl
was' adjudged mentally weak and or
dered sent to galem Waldemar Be ton, 1
Justice of the peace for the East Port
land district, signed the order of com
mitment. y
Louise Bernard Is a country girl who
came to this city a few days ago and
was inveigled into the Occidental hotel
by eight men, where she was subjected
to treatment that resulted in her losing
her reason. The girl was never of strong
mind, and the authorities are vehement
in their denunciation of the creatures
Who would take advantage of such a
tterson. Detective Hawley is now en
gaged in a search for them, but they are
believed either to have left the city or
gone into hiding. The girl is unable to
render much assistance, and her story,
as given the examining physicians, was
rambling and incoherent in detail as re-
s-ards names and descriptions.
: mnM nt tha fact that the arlrl is
of feeble mind and cannot be relied
upon to give a correct statement, I fear
that the men who so cruelly mistreated
her in the Occidental hotel will never
be brought to Justice," said Detective
Hawley. "I did my best to locate them,
but have not met with success, as they
undoubtedly learned of my efforts and
either left the city or are keeping in
hiding, c But men who will take advan
tags of a poor, feeble-minded creature
like this girl Should be banged." .
Louise Bernard, 18 years of age, was
rescued from a room in the Occidental
hotel Tuesday afternoon by Detective
Hawley. She had arrived from her home
in Prlneville but a few days previously.
The first mobilization of militia ani
regulars held in the northwest will
occur next summer when the troops of
Washington, Oregon and Idaho, regular
and guardsmen, will be brought into
one big camp and trained together for
a week, or ten days.
This mobilization was decided on
after a consultation between Gen. Fred
erick Funston, commanding the depart
ment of the Columbia, and the adjutant-
generals of : Oregon and Washington.
There will be about 6,000 men in camp.
and all the. regular soldiers in the de
partment, except those in Alaska, wm
participate.'
The place of this meeting has not
been decided oh, and most of the de
tails have not been determined, as the
general plan was adopted only last
Wednesday, but it is probable that
American Lake will be - the r camping
ground. This Is the department artil
lery range, and is a. model camping
place. The report concerning the camp
being held in Idaho is declared Dy au
Jutant-General Finzer to be without
foundation. The time of the mobilisa
tion has not been fixed, but it will be
held in July or August - These mobili
sations have been held annually in tit
east since the general order adopted br
the war department some years ago ad
vising that " militia and regulars hold
their encampments together, but until
this year the department of the Colum
bia and the guardsmen of the tnree
states have had separate camps
HARKNESS REMANDED
TO A HIGHER COURT
I want to go right through to the
penitentiary," said Charley . Harkness,
when arraigned in the municipal court
this morning an a charge of larceny
from the person of Richard Staack. MI
enter a plea of guilty, and waive exami
nation.'! -''-.''Vv
Judge, Hogue therefore held Harkness
to the grand Jury in the sum. of $1,000
bonds, in lieu of which the prisoner
was remanded to the county Jail. '
Harkness was arrested Wednesday
night by Detectives Kerrigan -and Snow.
He was suepecfted of , having robbed
Staack of a gold watcn, in a norm emi
saloon, and now admits that he did. .
SAW NORTH PORTLAND,
: NOW SHORT ON CASH
While taking tn the north end "of
Portland by electrio light last night, H.
Shoter, who halls from Wisconsin, was
robbed of Sl in go! and silver coin
He reported the matter to the police
Immediately after he discoverea nis
loss. - and today Detectives Day and
Welner have been at work on the case.
Shoter is very reticent, and will not
ven disclose much of his history to the
- officers.- He admits that he has a wife
and family in Wisconsin, and that he is
in business in some city there. , ceyona
that, he refuses to talk. :
It has been learned by the detectives
that the robbery took place in the New
Grand Central hotel, corner ot Third and
Flanders streets. Suspicions point to
nartles known to have been in the ho
tel last night One woman is said to
' have admitted that she knew Shoter had
a large sum of . money with him. Ar
rests are expected late this afternoon,
sinless those under suspicion are able to
explain away their connection with the
case. ::' '
Shoter is a fine appearing man, tall
nd stately, and wears good clothes.
He has the air of a man in gooa circum
stances. He is anxious to get his money
back, but does not want to take the
trouble to prosecute any one, it , is
.. said. . t-.- T-r --T-
RECORD WAS JUGGLED
IN WAKEFIELD CASE
A demurrer was filed In v the state
circuit court this morning by Attorney
w K Rareent. representing Christina
and Guy Wakefield, to the complaint of
the Fraternal uraer oi tiome Buyers,
which seeks to . reinstate a . mortgage
neurit?- on a oromlssory note
for 11.600. An investigation discloses
that while the record shows the mort
gage w canceled it was . again re
corded. It is alleged that the cancella
tion was made on account of, errors in
the original mortgage. George W. Jo
seph, attorney for the order, is of the
opinion that the original record was
canceled and the new one made so that
Wakefield could get possession or the In
Strament itself.
SVTZBCXO TO PENITIHTIABT.
TSB 6CKAPPT XJTTXB JAPPT.
From theJew York Globe. ; '
When we first observed the yellow little
fellow from Japan,
With his satins, flowers and silks we
- srrew acquainted.
We Imagined him a standing in a gar
den with a fan,
Nigh a dainty paper mansion, nicely
:: painted. . : .
But he offered no suggestion of a war
shiD or a gun, -
Or a deed, of martial valor, fiercely
scrappy;
Or the military, neatness shown beneath
the rising sun '
In the plucky little, lucky little Jappy,
When first upon the Talu he destroyed
the poor Chinese,
He displayed for modern war a pes-
- slon ready.
Ho-took to shells, torpedo boats and war
ships with the ease
Of a spunky little duckling In the
eddy.
Later, when we stormed Peking the Jap
was first upon the grounds,
With a dash that made the god of
war feel happy
Tou were sure a revelation to the inill-
: tary nations.
Oh, you fiery little, wiry little Jappy.
Lately, when he bearded 'Russia with
demands to right a wrong,
We remarked. . "Be careful, kid we
would advise, sir.
That the bear is fierce and shaggy, that
the csar Is cruel and strong
Better look for something nearer to
your fclie, sir.
But the youngster, like a demon, clutch
ed the windpipe of the bear.
Till his mighty paws were paralysed
and frappe.
Now her battle ships He battered, and
her banners torn and tattered.
By the spunky little, chunky little
Jappy ... .
CTTFZO WINS.
From the New Tork World.
School boards in various parts of the
country have violated a common sen
timent by discouraging marriage. They
hare ruled that the woman teacher who
marries forfaits her position. Thus a
teacher competent and experienced must
embrace sptnsterhood or abandon her
profession. Manifestly, such a ruling is
an absurdity. I
Mrs. Kate 'Murphy deserves i public
commendation for winning a victory for
herself and others. Because of her
marriage she was dropped from the
rolls as a- teacher In Broklyn. Certain
that such an Injustice would not be sus
tained, she took the matter into court
The final decision of the court ef ap
peals is in effect that the board, has no
right to remove a teacher without due
cause and trial.
Doubtless the teacher who becomes a
bride and continues at her vocation
looks forward to the tinje when she may
retire to a life wholly" domestic. But
I while she performs her scnool duties
well no board has the right to deprive
the community of the benefits of her
experience as a teacher. ;
(Journal Special 8rrlc. )
Weleer, Ida.. March IS. In the district
court this morning Charles Crawford
and Peter Christensen were sentenced
to the penitentiary by Judge G. H. Stew
art Crawford was convicted, of grand
larceny for Stealing $29 from a compan
ion, and Christensen for selling sheep
belonging to his employer to Greek sec-
, tlon-men. Crawford was sentenced for
two years, and Christensen to one year.
There are now three men in the -Wash-
. ington . county , Jail under sentence . to
the penitentiary. They will profiably
be taken, to Boise tomorrow.
BATTLB VOm CBXLZK
Argument in the habeas corpus pro
ceedings Instituted in the state circuit
court by Mrs. Cora B. Shepard, who
declared that her former husband. R. F.
Shepard. is holding their little daughter
in defiance of the Colorado -courts, was
heard today by John B. Cleland. the pre
siding Judge, and the case submitted
While Judge Cleland has tne matter un
der advisement the child will remain In
the custody of .a third person.
' BXSZBTION IS ALLXaEJJ.
Asserting that she- Was deserted by
Fred Robertson la this city some time
In July. 1S01, Mr. Bessie Robertson
filed suit for divorce this morning in the
state circuit court She asks ti be per-
mitted to resume her maiden, name of
Ostrander. The two were married at
West Union, la., on April 27. 190 L
Preferred Stock Canned Goods. .
Allen & Lewis' Best fcrand.
See 0. M. Co. ad, page 6.
FOPB FIT1 XXPBXSBES BEOBXTS.
. (Hearst Special Service.) .
Rome. March 18. The pope today re
ceived all cardinals at Rome, exprselng
to them nis regret or tne war on cam
ollc congregations waged by the French
government. -
imfxxok. wrr-LXAic at gxbkaxtax
(Hfwrat Special Service.) . . .
Gibraltar, March 18. The kaiser ar
rived here today. The British sqsadron
saluted the German emperor's ship.
Governor Witte boarded the Keen Konelg
Alberta and welcomed the emperor.
8TXIPB XV MACEDONIA,
(Journal Special Service.) '
Vienna, .March 18. -It is reported here
that the Macedonian leader, Sarafoff. left
Geneva for Macedonia yesterday to stir
up the revolt
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Phone 430
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Daylight trip through the Cascsds
and Rocky mountains. . For full partle
ulars, rates, folders, etc. call on or ad
dress ' ' '
' W TITfTSMimr. Cltrr i a
133 Third Street, rortlwd. ' ' j
7th Street, Between Morrison and Alder
Read Every Word in
This Column
Cash Savings in Every Quotation
ISO dz. spools Mercerized Sewing
Thread i.. .-. . . . . .3
While the stock lasts. f
12HO Hose fast black,, full
fashioned, double. sole, . high
spliced heel. . Limit, 6 pairs
to custome'r .......... ,QM
S5c Jap. Silk 19 Inches wide;
(colors ........ 19
Limit, 10 yards to customer.
16o , Towels Turkish bath.
. plain hemmed huck, or fancy
fringed cotton, 18x36. .. .lOeV
Flannelette Wrappers 1, $1.26.
11.50 grades; all colors, fig
ures and stripes ;i . 2 to
40 ' 68
Limit, S to customer, ' - ,
Remnants Dress Goods, Table
Linen,. SJlks, etc., etc' in
, to '-10-yafd . pieces at half
and two-thirds value. . S
Marseilles Bedspreads full dou
ble bed size, fringed or plain
12.00 grades ;. ... . . -91.25
Mennen's Talcum ; Powder 2 So
boxes ...... . , ; . . . , , ; . .list .
Lauies' Richelieu-ribbed Vests
nothing better on the mar-!
ket at 85o ,10
Ladies' Tape Girdle 85c value.
wnite, pink, blue; sizes 18 to
-45e
ISc Tootu Brushes In highest
grade white bristles, various
styles ' handles choice, , 12
Best Table Oilcloth in colors
such as all stores charge
tOo to 25c for here now
14e
at
5 0c Pearl Shirtwaist Sets. ,19
Fringed Napkins worth 48c
Ter doxen ..... ' 14 9X
- . , - ... -
Imported1 Saifcny Tarn all col-.
ors;..,t.....r,;,v.,..,.4
Misses!1 Strap Slippers 11.75
$1.60 and $2.00 "mended" Kid
Gloves colors; sixes to
...... ......25s)
iure white $1.75 Linen 8tand
Covers and Tea Cloths $1.19
(0c Muslin Bed Sheets bleach
ed, torn, hemmed and ironed;
full size .: - 394
10c Madras stripes; all col
$1.00 Fancy Neckwear. , . .484
60o Fancy Neckwear,,. ...23s?
Misses' Tallor-Made . Skirts
in black and . colors about
tosJf. : .
ISc Cotton
Bats pure
........j
white
.10e
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques
and Bath Robes EOo on tha
dollar.
SOc . Anchor
era
Hose
Support-
...........25
Fancy Pillow Tops ..10e
(So Crystal Cord Wash Bilks-.
new designs, all colors. .29
Tard-wlde Black, Taffeta
worth $H0 77t
Finest Jap. Silk 24 to II In.
wide, all colors ........38
ISc Wakh Taffeta colors.. 49
Lonsdale Muslin TH
All Colors Chochet Cotton.. 3
Unbleached Mualln yard wide
r. ..5
Cotton Bats, half-pound
rolls ..6H
lie Curtain Scrim white or
y. ecru .. . ? ..81-3
Women's I So Muslin , Draw
ers .....C..22
Children's Storm Rubbers 4
to UK ........19
Old Ladies' Soft Beaver Shoes
$1.50 grade U.98
Common Bright Pins sharp
points I papers ........5
Anchor Fasteners black and
white per dozen ........5
ISo Sateen-Covered Sofa Fil
lows filled with ' silk
down .....48
5-yard bolts Alpaca Braid. 10
10c box assorted sizes Hair
pins 6
Fancy Turnovers In linen.
laws and chiffon .... .18
12 He Outing Flannel dark and
light colors . . . . . . . . . 7Ht
Babies Lawn Bonnets worth
25c
t"
t e-
12
Assorted odors Eastman's Per
fumes ..... ...... .....8
Arrow Brand Linen Collars, for
' men, boys and women, fashion
able styles, all sizes, 12 to
17 ...,.,. ..........10
,..Be,nn.ng SATURDAY, MARCH 19
Continues Steadily Ten Days
TWENTY-FIVE EXTRA CLERKS WAINTED
1 r7lZm,, ' .r""
7th Street, Between Morrison and A!lr
AMkM I EVEE DEPARTIEPI
W UST two years ago this store began business. ' In that comparatively short time we have lowered
ft H prices and made values better in Portland-eand during the two years not one store has undersold us
nor is any biuic ui uiia tuy mccimg uui pnvca iuua. "ui vui vuip vi ca(ji uh wh ivu
all their time in the wholesale and manufacturing districts of this continent and Europe, looking up
bargains and buymg immense quantities of merchandise for this wonderful aggregation of 48 stores", no
house outside of this syndicate is able to compete with us in any way. Our power is in our unsurpassed
buying facilities. ' We buy' cheapeftherefore CAN and t)0 sell cheaper than other stores.
We are Going Out of the -
"men's otninr ana
Furnishing Business
. EVERY SUIT AT EXACTLY
HALF PRICE
$3 Suits $2.50 $8.40 Suits $4.20
$1 2 Suits $6, etc
' 'VP MTV ; "
The announcement that we are giving up handling Men's Ooods will cause a sensation,
no doubt; for it is generally known that the O. M. Co. Is doing an immense business In : the
men's departments; " The fact is, however, that the trade in our dry , goods , and women's
ready-to-wear departments is increasing to such an extent that we must, have more room,
and the space now occupied by men's goods is all that Is available. Much as we dislike to
throw out the line, thebsolute-necessity-of more room for -women's goods compels ns to
do it; so down go the prices in order to make the clearance quick and sureJ The knife Is
applied without mercy, and the greatest Clothing and Furnishings bargains .' ever - known In
Portland will begin here tomorrow morning. The price of every suit is cut exactly In half
SflJO suits are B3.SB! S9.00 suits, $40 i $18.00 suits, S740, etc.. etc. Overcoats, odd Coats and
Vests and separate Pants also on sale for much less than manufacturerscost. Posltlvsly the
clothing chance of a lifeUme. - This Anniversary Sale Is rich In bargains in every department,
but especially so In Clothing and Furnishings. Every man needs something in apparel or fur
nishings always. There never was a better: opportunity to "replenish than now; Read every
Item in this "ad." and note the price. Remember, there ere hundreds of articles not mentioned
here. , - .v . .. ."" )..'' i ' -
WOMEN'S
TailorMade Suits
$25 to $30 Garments
' It's quite nnostial In fset an unprecedented "breaW competitors ill say to
cut prices in the very beginning of the season. However, we Intend making this sale a
pronounced success Jubilee and feel that upon such an occasion as our anniversary
we are privileged to act in discord with the general rule as much as we like. So
all suits are discounted from fi to l for this 10 days' sale. S80 Suits .at $13.45.
S3S Suite a $33.48. 30 Suite M $18.45. No woman 'peed feel thaJastfearf ulof -
getting an old style'sull here this sprlnfTter every winter suit was dosed out be
fore the new ones arrived condition not found In any other Portland store. A line
of Venetian and Cheviot Suits Just arrived from New Tork, where our buyers se
cured a manufacturer's entire line at 10c on the dollar. The manufacturer's credit was
saved and we get the sults-SlO fox $15-50 Suits. $11.48 for $20 Suits.
Another great bargain is a line of Bhirt-walst Suits altogether new at $.
foe sio Suite. v
$3.98 FOR $7.00 SUITS
We Guarantee a Perfect Fit and Make All Necessary
Alterations Without Charge.
The eream of several sample lines of Tailored Skirts on special sale at little more
than half value. $X50 Skirts sow $$.1. $ Skirts now $X5. $6 Skirts sew $3J9.
48 Samples $a and Qradej, while they fast 99c
New
Easter Millinery
Tomorrow will be really the first showing of our new Easier
Hats and those on display at i.4t have been selected from
$4. $5 and H lines for this anniversary sale. Some are
from New Tork s nd some from our ' own work .room.
Children's trimmed' hats on special sale for JO days, tyyl
at Infants' Lawn Bonnets worth up to Me ....
. , New - -
Spring Wash Goocte
We have absolute control In Portland for a number of novel,
pronounced foreign and domestic wash fabrics, suitable for
shirtwaists and Summer dresses, A splendid showing of
high-class wash goods of every kind ejl specially priced for
"this Second Aniversary Sale. , ; .J,
tie sheer dress goods, in stripes and small figures a boun
tiful new ' line artistic color combinations. ...... 22ij
ISe Crash and Voile, effects . ... .. 10
Read Every Vord in
1 his Column
Cash Saving la Every Quotation
HATS fj snd M.SO irradws at
f Z.IO. 12 and 92.M grndra
at fl.16. 11.50 and , 1.75 i
grades at f 1.20. H nd ;
11.25 grades at ........ 7G j
II Monarch Shirts, 14 to 17. !
white and colors, negligee unci ,
Stilt bosom Styles ...... 73 ,
Ail lie Shirts either negllnon j
or star bosom ......... 451 i
Blue denim union-made 'Ovnr- !
alls, double leg ,,,... .t29
All-wool Sweaters, . $1.80 .'grade, f
black, blue or maroon; all !
slses; double neck ...T3
Boston Garters fresh; stand- I
ard goods; all colors ....151
Leather Belts, In rusnet, black
and slate-colored cowhtdn
ISo and BOo grades for.. 19$
Metal-covered Trunks, built to
. stand the hardest kind of
railroad handling SS grade
for fO.98
Boys' S5o, 15c and BOo School
Dress Caps ............ lOf
Boys' $2.50 Norfolk Suits
- coat with box pleats ; and
belt ................ .4J.1.33
Men's Nightshirts eithnjr out
ing flannel or muslin 7Sc
grades for .....38$
Black "Moleskin' Shirts
heavy and ths most durabl
Shirt made 85o grade
for 48$
Men's medium-weight fleeced
Undershirts and Drawers
gray color test BOo value on
....... r. r m
esnn .mo?
Men's ribbed wool Underwear
shirts and drawers W grade
pink . color Anniversary
Sals price ...............60$
Mens Canvas Leggflngs SOc
grade . ........... ... ...30$
Boys' Waists from Mo to $1.00
. grades choice... ...... .38$
Men's Blue Flannel Shirts
$1.80 grade 75
Men's lo ribbed-top Socks
mixed colors, cotton...... 3$
lOo pencil Tablet for office
use or school 3$
Rawhide Twill Shirting Ho
, grade- . . ;' . . ,10$
Grips and Traveling Bags. In
all styles about half price.
Bags worth 12 at fl.KO.
worth IB at .......... f 2.75
"Keep Clean" , Hair Brushes-
can be washed witn soap ana
water; bristles set in cement
11.00 at drug stores our
Anniversary Sale price is 38$
BUby's, Shoe Polish 10c hot,
ties 4$, large 15e slze,.,X$
Uncle Sam's Tar Sosp 10c
bars ........ .....3$
$1 pants rulflTse and etra
well sewed .............50$
Boys' 7Bo Knee Psnts dark col
ors 38$
Boys' $3 three-piece Suits
slses t to 4 only ........50$
Metal-back Horn Comb 23c
value .!.... 10$
lOo Hand Brushes ........4$
25e Tooth Brushes best qual
ity bristles ............. 12$
"BovyDress Hats Mack snd
colors
..37$
Men's .60 Suits coat, pants
and vest
i . . .
.$1.50
Men's 11.00 Suits coat, pant
atfd vest
.$1.00
Men's tT.OO Suits ot pant
and vest ............ 93.SO
Men's and boys cotton rtbhd
f Sweaters 600 aifd 75o
grades ...... ..........33$
Boys' Long Pants 75c to 11.00
grades ..... ......... ..f&$
Boys' Csnvas Legglns 43n
grade ,.,,,,. .,.... 25$
Boys' Waists 25e to 25c
grade ........15$
Men's 25c and ISc Sock,. 10$
President Suspender .
10 grade ............. -3o$
Men's Ties 80c. 70 and It
... grades ........ .. :tr - .38$
J Be and He grades .,..19$
Black and White Shirts dou
ble beck and front 60e snd
'; . BSC grade . -33$
Mens Umbrellas $1.25 grd
Men's All-Wool Underwit f
11.80 grade '. .79
Men's 80e te 78c Socks ...38$
Men's Balbrfggan Underwear
I5 trade ,............10$
Anniversary Sale
WAISTS
Whether It is an investment of ft or 85, yon can
unquestionably secure the grandest Value and the
most perfect satisfaction by making your Shirtwaist
selections at this store, especially during the next
10 days.
" " tie
Sc Waists. In lawns and percales . ..,v,w
- ' .. v . ..... .....
$2.00 and $2.80 Waists, made of the popular wash
able lanrics, new-siyie sleeves, ail sixes ki i
and nearly all colors.
......... t,
AtLtSin JltSWe are making a dispisy of suoh
". . . . garments as usually sell at $3.60;
lace-trimmed, yoke and eape effect, new sleeves,
cuffs and stocks. ' Samples ef Jap Silk Waists at
two-thirds regular prices. These are the very new
est creations from New T.ork's most artistic design
ere, snd. there being only one of a kind, all .women
will be Interested. .: -.---j " -. -: - :
ALL CCLCAS
Anniversary Sale Underwear
BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED PORTLAND
30c Corset Covers 19c
Pine cambric, square neck, dainty Tor
chon lace trimming.
65c Corset Covers 43c
Finest Quality cambric, square yoke;
finished in Torchon lace and insertion,
or excellent embroidery. . .
98c Chemise 58c
Cambric, low round yoke, wjth em-
broidery insertion and cluster of tucks;
skirt with tucks and ruffle. -. ''
$1.50 Chemise 98c
"Marguerite style, finest cambric, yoke
of new allover Toirhon. lace and edgln.
v or of excellent quality enbroidry, with
clusters of tucks; skirt wUh ruffles and
trimming' to match yoke.
THIS DEPARTMENT
, 75c Skirts 49c
Muslin, with 10-ln. double flounce,
edged with lace,, or enjbroidary.
$10 Skirts 98c
CsmbrW, with deep flounce, laoe or era
broldety beading, and wide ruffle to
match. - , .
" $2.75 Skirts $1,88
Very fine . cambrtc, 18. and, 21-fnch
flounce; clusters of hemstitched took,
lace or embroidery insertion and ruffle.
$1.50 Gowns 98c
Fine cambri' square or V nck, trim
med with lf.ee or embroidery, clusters
of tucks. Choice Of sume line values.
IS FULL OF BARGAINS
Ladies' Kid Gloves
We gusrantee all our Cloves. Toil are perfectly
' safe In buying here. Three grades-
. 88c Nothlnf better for $l'.2J,
h 8U25 Many, at $1.78 not as good. , v
$1.80 Good as any $3.00 Glove ,;
$1.80 and $2.00 "Mended" Gloves lid pair.
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Great Hosiery Offcn
Womn's fast bl-k 12a Hose, double sole, -high
spliced heel
Women's 2Sc Hose, fine ribbed bluclc cotton, I
full fashioned, Anniversary price .
Very hlirht grades plain bMrk V' f ?.rTt.
French toe; guaranteed H evrv y; n".i- '
' tr at any price; reul.ir ly . 1 at .' m- I
SOo for the 10 days "
, Finest. quality 5rt and 7;..; I .' ! . n
t now spring designs, oia
.Soys' heavy Bicycle liosa, d-xibtt K ', (-. '
.. ular 2uo ,. ,....,....,..
.Men's 35o and SBs fifick i .
plain or ffiivy to ri. ... .' : "
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