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VlIS - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. rOHTLAKA FRIDAY - EVENING, MAY 18, J AT THE THEATRES bast jcmra." . A . 1 Thst : freest , Lr&M" u itm sood drawing card and popular with ths ever ge playgoer wu proved at Cordrayg kUrqat a Grand. Stmbrteh . Cordra'i..-,.. ..."Kt Ljm" kk ."Wht HtMMMd tO oBM1 taat mgnt when tha olar waa :i on READ PARTICULARS In Their Announcement Eclov for ' thrM Bights and tnatlnee by the Arc.de,...., .. .......... . . pijmi. ........ ,.,..Tadiii rum-Stevenson company.. An added at i tie. - ........... .... . . . Tt BdeTUia traction waa tha appearance of Mr. Rus- Wbrtiiian 1 vTOVN TOPICS 1 WIi6;Will :t viuain.. sir Francis Leylnaon. a part for tha at aide fire last night Ptrol-i "u"1 Plyd aooraa of time ' i man J. P. Fonss, who walks tbs Bouth Portland beat, started to rua for the fire, although not on duty at the time, a : He was trying to Tca toll tha last out " bound can and at 'the corner of Fifth - ' and Hall' streets tripped .en', a 'board nailed serosa the aldewalk and fell. Uia ; '" right knee cap waa broken, and although In great pain ha remained at the aeene i of the Are until this morning at o'clock. . , ' Jle then reported i to : Captain Bailey, i And-was. relieved from duty. He will be unable to report for duty for several days Travel acroes the Burnelde street bridge has beoome so great that this I Slt:i rr"' but which ha has not taokled for two rears or more. To the fact that a mem ber of the oast turned an talssln was due Mr. Russell's appearance in a make up that fitted the part all right and which completely eliminated all traces of the manager's fiery topknot ; M Us Campion made i a satisfactory Lady Isabel, and was sufficiently tear ful and emotional In the last set. An Interesting Incident was ths fact that Mr. , Russell. . being Introduced , to tbs actress, discovered that he had known her years ago as a child In Seattle, sines which time she. has beoome a leading woman, t Harden Stevenson was ths Archibald Carl vie, and Miss Griffith the :r-rJ,-: .: vr,.. : I Barbara Hare, y , .' f. Batrolman Ton Kif tn dutv there. 1' x wUl OOnOnBO tonight. Petitions earns In for an officer to assist "T"! " Bg vptn' make things .safe for pedestrians and " ' teams. Since the closing of tbs Morrt 'son street bridge nearly all t raffle, both . pedestrian and team, has been thrown to the Burnelde bridge, and It has be owe too great .for the regular, bridge ..men to tandlevV'v .-, jv ,v t 'T'The exoureioa trains to Seaside every ' Sunday in Msy and June srs under the ' supervision of the A. : 4 G R. R. manage' tnent ' -They wish to assure tha people of Portland that all visitors to the beach will have good seats on the train and everything possible will bo dona to give their patrons an enjoyable day's outing. Special oars 'will be reserved for largs - parties. Fare for the round trip only ll.to. . For Information and tickets call at 141 Alder street or telephone Mala 01. ; - ,'v.v-,.-: : For beautifying tha home Jap-a-lae, Neal's bathtub enamel, Hyglenlo kalso nrine. Granite floor paint, Cresollno shin g)e stain, Cementlco wall finish, deoo ratlvo enamels, gold and silver paints. For sale by F. E. Beach Co too pio neer paint company, selling the best things. . made In paints, window-glass and glaslng, IIS. First street .'.Phone - -Mal-MS4,- r tXMMMICn. voiioir. "As s 'program-maker Sembrlch sxcel 1 all other singers before the public Bach program ts Indeed an epitome of all ths great schools of song. If Sembrlch were allowed to have her own way, such It la nor or love is the .construction of these programs with her that, they .would last xor sours in perxormance. feme selects usually a program that she considers ar tistically perfect .. Then begins ths work of reducing It to the length suitable lor a publio concert Her husband, himself a musician or rare merit has to struggle for every song that Is taken from the list to make the number ehort enough. This great Singer win bo heard tonight. si, we siarquam urana loeexra. rovkv WsTjjrsV "' The Tour .Cohans and their, nig pany, under the management of Mr. Fred Ntblo. will be seen at the Marouam Grand theatre next Monday and Tuesday nignts, Msy is ana -it. in Oeorgo M. Cohans' new and suoeessful faroe, Run-1 nlng for Office." Of all the desirable of. fsrlngs that are annually presented here. nom) have- a-larger following than this ramous ramuy or rareeura. This Is the Cohans farewell touri Seats art sow sailing, . The best excursion' out of Portlan nest Sunday will be to Seaside, via the X. at C. . .. Every passenger is as sured of a good seat a delightful ride, beautiful scenery and flvo hours at the beach to enjoy old ocean. Only .1.80 (or the round trip. Train leaves Union depot I a. m. every Sunday In May and June. Tickets at 141 Alder street - 4 srs lie w eeui i it'" vioi MAT ICVSZOAia. The Msy Muslcale. to bo held next Tuesday night Mar 17. at ths First Christian church, promises to be one or the events of tbs season. Every prep aration Is being made for it and some of the best talent of the city will contrib ute the various features of the evening. The Elko Ladles Quartet and chorus will be one of the attractions. , Ths proceeds of ths entertainment will go toward paying the pledges of the T, P. 8. C. EL. and . the choir toward ths Duuaing rund. what XArrnrso to nm - Ths i engagement of the new Neill- Morosco company atfthe Baker theatre la drawing to a eloss and Saturday night the numerous friends and admirers of ths excellent organisation will bid them farewell for this season. "What Hap- svnea to J ones is nrovue a areas auo. nesday and Friday. Leave 1 sL m., re- cess in the hands of the company this i urn e pk m. nemnnoir aoca at iooiiw. f Alder street. Dalles sleotrlo , sign. , , , ',': 11 -.:t , phono ' Mais' Mt-.'r v . I : ;. ? rmm AmaABxL i- :, i-'f.'Jr.V--1. r-- - V-V:rs'Ji; 1 i.''ieei -ras -ftyrteHaiewt soubrettea'ln 'Ir:".".?:! f5?5i raudevills, Lola. Fawn, 'appears at the " " r. . . '.' . Arcads theatre this week In the whlmsl - The big Are last night destroyed prop ', srty worth ss muoh ss that consumed by the fire-heated polishers -of all the laundries In Oregon In as many as a dosen months. Steam-heated polishers. like that of the Union laundry. Second and Columbia, . never hurt . anything. They preserve the linen. - . , , Upper Columbia soensry. ' Through steamers for The Dalles and way points every day.: Round trip to ' Cascads Locks by steamer every Monday, Wed' advantage of the low rates via the A. It C R. R. and hear them;' Only $1.60 for the round trip. Train leaves Union de pot every Sunday during May and June at a. m. Tickets at 141 Alder street snd Union depot cal Sketch ' entitled. "The Olrl from MuggevUle." The Musical Harts and Olvlo's electrical sensation entitled "The Red Eyed Monster, are among the other restores or the bill. The best newest snd fastest steamer on the Columbia and Willamette rivers, the Charles R. Spencer, sails from foot of .Washington street Monday, Wednes dsy and Friday for The Dalles and all way landings. Low paaeenger fares; quick dispatch tf freight -" Tomorrow night the carpenters' .union will hold an open- meeting and smoker at its hall on Second and Stark streets, at -which there will be speaking and re freshments. Among the speakers win be J. W. 8hrader, e. M. Pierce and Wil liam Horan. ' bxcjeabd ukmwrxMta oomzsto. Richard Mansfield- will ' present elab orate productions of different plays wnen ne comes to the Jlarauam Grand. For ths first tlms here the actor will be seen In ths role of Tsar Ivan. In Count Tolstoi's " historical . Russian tragedy, "Ivan ths ' Terrible1" On the second night Mr. Mansfield will present here for the nret time the play of German stu dent life, "Old Heidelberg." voqxu OF Xtauajt BAsTO. It has been said that Portland Is not la musical town, but tho Italian band at t ir.n - T1 ... Washington par has disproved that J. B, KeUy of Portland eUrted this statement; for ths place la crowded morning on an automobile trip to Salem, every night A different program Is , given every aignt A matinee will be vllle, Forest Grove and' Hillstooro. - Ho tfven "Sunday afternoon. The band fur will return tomorrow evening r Sunday I nlahes dancs muslo la the big pavilion """""' c alter ins regular concert - . , Wanted l-room house, modern, on mm nvrm . rnnAaiM preferred. Also roomlnc house of II to . An ngagement of mors than ordinary 20 rooms, centrally located. Square Deal porxanoe is announced ror three nights Brokerage company. 1M Seventh street 1?" ""JfJ01? net r , - ' -r night, at Cordrav's theatre, when Miss Railroad excursion to The Dalles Bun Jfb,'Il!n pr?."wl ,0h tlrtt day. May 15. 1104. TlckeU at Woodard "m ""M Winston ChurchUl's inark's,flchlller,a-.cigar, store. Rich's S."u wn .novel, fhO claar store. Bkldmore drus store and V""- . u Payor ftavo waited ' Oradon Kohler's drug 'stora Last fTSSSS?"9 train lsavss at t-SO " - to see this much-discussed play. James run x -C Hackstt ths brlUUnt young actor. : 16 acres, near reservoir, Section Line fi?Ctl2?..M," road; fine for platting; a good invt J' "f' n.J ment Square Deal Brokers, sompany. rtnmU. XL JLJ' 11 9-Seventh, street but ths orltfi-l mu company snouia no seen in the nlav. At TTnlversitv Park Hunt let ehuml.. uw-un" wejsi nave v..i. .in k. v........ v I yivouiou umr western tour until tbla lowr" RevTw: H. Black wl praaoh at f.ln5fln n n ch. n. and' F. L. Pierce at T:45 p. m. irJTT- m -wnoon cnose Ilia. m. '...TMi re will be Sunday fcbool at 10 a.' m. Oregon City boat , Delightful river ride, r Leaves 8:80, HMO a. m. and I 1:18 p. m. Round, trip 4 So. and ths west . Miss .Irving will be supported by the same Company, which has ", been, seen with her for the past two seasons, while her scento outfit is the same which was built for the long run of "The Crisis'" at Wallack's theatre In New York two years ago. it has been entirely repaint ed and the company has been provided , r ft. "DIFFERENT STORE" FIFTH AND WASH- ! BSk. - V J -. ---u - . kitfo'v vJjA V HOME OF QUAUTY. AND' woimi ; FIFTH AND WASH- lINGTOM ST!;- SdePorttadAgentefort Jane "Deslsner" 10c, ReAdytt Pattern Counter, 1st Floor Annex. Sent Prepaid, On Year, for 60c Twenty acres inside city limits; can thawMr set jSf cbstumeiTso . X age company, 128 Seventh street ductlon of the'Churchlll play; The regulsr meeting of the Lewis and j Clark state commission will be held to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in thai office of President Jefferson Myers. AT OOBSmATV. , "Brown's in Town." the funnv1 farce. - - icomeay, wm open a two nights' engage ment at uordrays. coramencln next Fine half-block In HoUadays addition; Sunday matinee, May 18. Ten big yau- sacrlflcs -sale. Square 'Deal Brokerage aeviue acts nave seen aaaea to the show. company, 188 Seventh street maamg, an extraorainaruy strong per- . tfAPmanfl . Then tsicnila CJlm I Fins day!. Buy Meredith's umbrellas, prloss wlU prevail during this engage. Repairing i Waahlngto: and recovering. Two stores I ment t.,- n and Ith, Morrison ana eta. S. It Gruber, lawyer. 817 Com'd Block. oxanr: 80VAX. '.OSTEOPATHIC r PHYSICIANS Drs. Adix & Northrup v 41 OEKUnt BUItDINO . ' Third and Washington Sts.'! : Nervous and Chronic Dis ' ,'" eases a Specialty. Phone R!ain 349 Ti Mrs. E.'M..Mefferd, one of the best. known nurses In Seattlo, Is a guest at the Portland. ; She . is widely known I among the leading, physicians and nurses I of the northwest although this la her first visit to Portland. Paul R Ruben-of San Francisco.. Pa- eiflo coast agent-of Woolner A Co., of I Peoria, 111., the largest manufacturers of whisky in tho United States outside of tho trust ,1s a guest at tho Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Toll Thompson will leave this week for an extended eastern trio. They will visit New York, Chicago and tbs 8t Louis fair. . NEWS OF SATURDAY SAVINGS FOIJ. THRIFTY SHOPPERS AT PORTLAND'S BEST SHOP (Tho "Different Store") Largest ''Daylight" Store in the Northwest , In some sections of the country travelers are yet carried from one point to another by stage coach. Reason why: Because the tide of travel is not yet great '' ' enough to warrant the building of railways. In soma primitive towns gas lamps dot the village streets like fircflyg, making the darkness more visible. - Reason- ' why ; The population Is so small It will not provide sufficient funds to warrant' esUbliahing an electric light plant In some metropolitan cities there are '.' 7 yet stores that continue the" primitive custom of keeping open evenings. Reason why: Reason It out yourself, OLDS, WORTMAN ft KING CLOSE AT 8 V P. M. EVERY BUSINESS DAY OF THJC YEAR, SATURDAY INCLUDED. Shop at the "Daylight Store." A few of the many Saturday Bargains : ' r " We pontlnaa SstaHsy the Ssexial Sal of $6 Ready-to-Weur nd Tailored HtU AAAAAAAA A A-a.-f.AAAAAASB.AAAAAAAAAAAA.St A-A-A. AAXAAAAA-SVAAAAAAaVA sV A A A A A M. A A A A A A A A AAA A A A '"''"y vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvf ''''' $1.49 Announcement raraordinary Sensational Waist Selling lauzmr SAlVOsTS SaOOsTB TMOsV f First oome . the ' ready.to-wear and chlo Tailored Hats; not every one '; Included, but too of the smart est creations, embracing both ''"largo and 'small shapes, in all, the popular, favorite seasonable col orlngs and shadings. Ths lot In. .eludes nothing sold at less than $1.00 this season most of them are better, higher-priced Hats, ranging In price up to 14.00. All placed On a special table for Sat , urdays selling at the-absurdly . low price for quick 'riddance of 91.40 It is'Yfi . vana idea. t ' From the Chicago' Journal. ' Hoax That girl next door, who sings soprano, has a liquid voles. .- Joax-If that's so, then I've dammed Half-Price Sale of Vomen's SUITS and SKIRTS Continued Saturday aaoosro floob aixosTS. THE GREATEST SALE OF WO- -MEN'S SUITS AND SKIRTS PORT LAND EVER KNEW. Values em braced range up In SUITS from SIS, the lowest, to $85. Superb crea tions of the man tailor's art All the latest popular materials, splen dldly made and handsomely trimmed In newest and smartest effects. . WAXKXsTO SXZSTS FOB XAU, ,TOO. A splendid new lot of handsome, jaunty WALKING SKIRTS, values up from $7.60 to $10.00, for Satur day only at ONE-HALF PRICE. All new. In very . latest styles , and fabrics. ........ . . t JVVVH Continue the Shirt waist Sale ,;..,...... ,mto To make the . Inducement for a visit here even stronger, we've added new Ilnee of handsome, dainty - Whits Shirtwaists, In lawn and ma- ' draa materials In embroidery and e pen-work effects; marked them for Saturday at special reduced prices' $8.00 Waists, special at.... f 2.29 $$.50 Waists, special at.... 1 12.40 $8.75 Waists, special at. ...112.68 $4.00 Waists, special at... , 12.89 $5.00 Waists, special at.... $3.27 Chfldren's Socks and Knit wear at Special Sat urday Prices TOrDSBWBAB AZSUI FTBST nooB. Infants' laoe stripe, seamless Hos iery. In blscks, pinks, cardinals, and white; usual SOo values. Sat urday at, pair .15 Infants' flne-rlbbed black cotton 1 Hose, seamless, and with double knees, pair v. ..15e) ; Infants' mercerised lace lisle Socks In blaosv blues, pinks, and white. Little hosiery beauties, pair. .254 Children's black mercerised lacs lisle Hose, with every look of silk;,. sixes 6 to H; values from 15o to $5o pair. Special at ....... 20 Children's black cotton Hose, seam- less, with doubls knees, heels and toes, flne-rlbbed; slses 5 to ttt . in all sixes, pair .......... . 9 Children's white cotton Vests, high vvneck, long sleeves. Panta to ! match; slses 34 to $4;, best 15c value in town. Saturday only. ITst v Boys' blus print Waists, blouss or shirt style, nicely assorted pat .; terns ; . best 1 5c values ...... 19e Boys' 60c Caps, In all latest stlyes and shapes. Saturday v. 35e): Three of Portland's School Teachers Will 1 Be Sent to the St Louis Exposition With ALL EXPENSES PAID BY THIS HOUSE Realizing that from an educational standpoint the St Louis exposition will present the grandest object lesson the world has ever witnessed and that, as compared with all previous expositions of a similar character it will be as a giant Colossus of Rhodes to a tiny midget as Chicago-of 93 was to Philadelphia of 7ft illustrating as It does ..to thp very life the world's mighty progress in the Arts, Sciences, Discoveries and Inventions during a decade since the Columbian exposition, we feel that a knowledge 'of this tre mendous development is most important in suggesting what may be done in the future. Such knowledge is most important to those directly engaged in educational work. Since Portland has been chosen as a site for the great Lewis and Clark .exposition of 1905, her educators, of all others, can appreciate such practical knowledge as may be Eithered by a personal visit to the great fair at St, Louis this summer. Every civil ed nation presents her best, every exhibit may be seen in its grandest perfection and descriptions given by the most competent instructors. Knowledge gathered in person must be correct and complete and will be of greatest value to Portland if disseminated thro' her schools. ' As a home (Portland) institution, deeply interested in her success, and especially that of her own coming Lewis and Clark exposition, We Have Planned to Send to SU Louis Three Teachers From Portland Schools at Our Expense. These Three ' Teachers to Be Chosen by the People by Popular Vote STARTING MONDAY MORNING NEXT, MAY 16, we shall give with every purchase amounting to 25c,'a coupon with place for name of teacher and school over which he or she 'praides. Ballot boxes will be conveniently placed on every floor, near the entrances, three on the first floor and one each on each upper floor; pencils -will be provided. Upon these slips you may write the name of your favorite teacher , whom you would prefer enjoying the trip, and drop the slip into the ballot boxes provided. Each day they will be counted and the count verified by a representative of one of the Portland newspapers, the result will be announced daily in our adver tisements UNTIL THE CONTEST CLOSES AT 6 P. M. OF SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, when the account will be again verified by a committee of prominent citixena and. the award made to the three whose names have received most votes. . The trip mcludes first dass tickets with Pullman "sleeper both" wavs, expenses at first class hotel for 10 days and entrance tickets to exposition grounds for 10 days. A coupon given with every 25c purchase, 4 with $1.00 purchase, 40 with $10 purchase and ' so on. Cash and credit customers alike. This "Old Homestead Store" never discrim- . inates, but is equally thankful for the patronage of all. . - OLDS, WORTMAN & KING. 7 ' "I .As Xmntsnoo Purchase of Sand some mn WAISTS at - shows XAJUT) 3UM VT TO S3.SO VALUES AT , . ' ?- '' 1 I $1 .69atirrday: Only We piece on sale tomorrow morning ' shout 109 dainty new Waists, the ' result of i fortunate purchase . by our New Tork buyer, from s celebrated maker who waa anxious to close certain lines to make way for Fall Goods. Ths pries conces sion wss too much of a tempta- K tlon for us . to resist, for it en ables us now to offer to our pat rons these splendid new? Waists at an aversge half of their worth. Lot consists of Lawns.' Fancy Ma dras snd Mercerised ; Madras, that has all ths look of r rich. , 1 heavy silk, with twice ths wear. Some are In open-work effects, others have the - Mexican .drawn ' work. "Trimmings of laoe, . em broidery, fagoting, tucks, etc . Some dainty lace fronts. All new, . the very latest of the season's styles. Handsome snd perfect In every detail.' Values ranging up ' from 12.50 to 11.50 go In the sale - tomorrow nly at .v;.v-.;.S1.69 Special Sale of "7"" CHILDREN'S HATS FREE Hair Ribbons Given Away on Saturday Our trimmers have been busy for dars in fashioning Children's Hats, giving us an Immense lot for you to choose from tomorrow. All , pretty, attractive styles, among v them a lot of oolored body hats, , with flower and mull trimming, .a regular $1.50 value at ....894 Xvery Child's Mat in tho house sndioslly reduoed for the day, and with every Child's Xat sold wo win onra nun a pxittt SZSBOsT. Saturda q I Ready to Fill Your Sam Wanted Wash Fabribs- At Unexpected Prices mi rtooB. Silk in the Swirl fl.tl Shirtwaist Silks at 694 91.10 Shirtwaist Bilks at 8TS7 Dainty Veiling., 48c in stead of 65c. 1st Floor. On Sale Saturday Black and white Chiffon Veilings, , black and white fancy Tuxedos, fsncy two-toned effects, black and white with large silk ehenllle dots, some with velvet dots. Extra val ues at 85o per yard. For Satur day only marked at, yard . . . .484 Dress Stuffs Los fssJt of thstr prlo too $1.50 Colored Dress Goods 81.09 11.75 Colored Dress Goods., 81.32 II. SO Colored Dress Goods.. 81.49 $1.25 and $1.60 Black Dress Goods lor -81.49 Rich Radiant Ribbons AT UCBS THAT rUUU ITTII To Portland's leading ribbon store. No such bargains In swell, new. bright Ribbons ss this store offers ever. Tomorrow we 11 strength en our reputation as leaders snd keep the ribbon sellers on the Jump filling your wants. Hundreds of yards of new, pretty Ribbons In fancy stripes, Dresdens, handsome flowered designs, and plain, wide taffetas In all the wanted sum mer colors and white, widths from 4 to 6Vs Inches. Values of the J5c, 40c, snd 50o sort; on a special counter at, the yard 254 Children's Parasols In pretty colors, plain or fancy ef fects 354 to 81.T5 Ladies' San Umbrellas? carrying In rain or sunshine, st home, st the shore, or mountains, i solid colors or fancy stripes, checks and fancy bordered effects, .from 82.50 VT $2.25 SSk Gloves $140 . In the popular St-lnch length, the , coming Bummer Glove, black or . whits. . - h - Ladles Neckwear Just ready for first showings today ' " j a lot of very swell Stock Collars ;'ln stole-front effects. Boms In pretty contrasted colorings for :-: trimmings, others of fine laoe with i stole fronts, cream or white. At ' Neckwear Counter .....t..254 Undermnslins t. oavokt nr m BAmoAxar tob- TSZ. ZsTTAsTTS' OOOOS, TOO. soon ixoos-asnrEZ. 75o and 900 Corset Covers..: 564 $1.76 Gowns....... ........81.19 $5.00 Petticoats..... ..$3.49 Infants' too Shoes ' 224 Infants' 65o Shoes 444 (6o Women's Tea Aprons.... 494 10c Center Pieces 174 , $1.00 Cambric Petticoats... 8 1.35 (See the Fifth-street window dis play of above.) t a Womeik's Kerchiefs Of pur , linen, plain hemstitched ' effects, with tiny Initials, in fine a sheer lawns or linen cambric 154 . or, dosen ................81.50 , ThW Floor Shop of HesHelpt AUTOMATIC BXrSZaSHATOSsW Of thoroughly dried ash con structloq, with space between Inner and outer cases. Insulated with three best non-conductors known, vis: DEAD AIR SPACE, RESINIZSD PAPER and MINERAL WOOL. Eight walls to protect the Ice snd provision chambers, making these Refrigerators the most economical uaers of les and best preservers of Wood. Zinc enamel" and glass lined, fe sorted slses, and at special low prices. ra "Qtncs: xsa& bvastob is ths unrivaled cooking range for summer. Quick Meal Gasoline and Blue Flame Cook Stoves. WlU DOW SCUBsTS Keep out the- flies. Blued wire steel brand: ltxSS-lnch size ..184 J4xS7-inch else 224 $0x8S-inoh else ..804 $0xil-tnch slse ..884 Slngle.bumer Coal Oil Stoves.. 374 Two-burner Coal Oil 8toves..74s . Ice .Cream Freesera, In sll siaes. at special prices. ? Saturday on Third Floor A BB6U&AJ6 TXDAXiWAVa OB BABOAXBB THAT WZUb BBAB . OUT OB ITS BBOBBB VAST XOTS OB BOUSZXOIVD USBBUS ABB - BTTOBBB BBBBB. A Sweeping Olearavsoo Sals sm V bradss; ear entire Una of Qranlte, -Tin, Iron, Blokel and Weodenwaxe. Xws Btowess, Oooktnc1 Basges, etc. 45c all-over Lace Nets 25c A special lot of very attractive all- l over Laoe ; Nets. , 45 inches wide, adapted for the dainty Summer Shirtwaists or 7; evening t, party Dresses, in pink, forsnge, ' blue green, red, sod cerease, usual 45c values. untU sold, yard ... .234 BOBOESTZO OOUSTTXB 1ST BXOB. HANDSOME WHITE PIQUES) Usual too sort Saturday, yard . J..234 RICH WHITE MERCERIZED MA DRAS, with attractive Jaoquard figures, looks worth more than tho , regulsr price of 1 60 a yard, but for Saturday 'tis only marked,. 284 For the Graduation Dresses there's such choosing as Is almost be wildering In Its Immensity, New effects In Crystal Lawns with the sheen of silk, hanasomo . Persian Lawns, Chiffons, Organdies And French Massaliss. Ths prices will tiokle any parse, the yard, 254 t.i..:..,r....t$ 1.60 20c Wcshstuffs at 12Kc A sale of new and pretty Wash 8tuffs that embrace novelties in Jacquards. Madras and Karnack Suitings; also fancy Oxfords. Not a piece In ths lot worth less than JOc , yard long ;j:;;.sjs quantity lasts .... 12H4 ' y Bedspreads for Less -' Handsome Whlto Marseilles 'Bed spreads. : a big , variety . In the , choosing.; alt full slse snd new !.. patterns. .. Our regular $$.15 grade. Saturday.; for choice. ,.,..82.68 A splendid. $1.76 value In White- Honeycomb Bedspreads. Marseilles , designsvfullslso snd extra weight,; ,j' tomorrow , choose ss you will they're each .............81.35 "J, Rbbpn Novelties ; Our experts at, ths Ribbon Couh- tsr will quickly fashion with deft ; fingers .ths sashes, ; shower bows, hat wreaths, roses, corsage bou-; quets. etc., so much called for by . fair- wearers. Any style yon wish quickly made to your order. 25cTcrc!-Tr .a In the n for trlmmli ,: it enough to stop tha flow. i r
