The Oregon daily journal., May 19, 1904, Page 7, Image 7

; ' . v V 1 v THE OKEGOXI DAILY JOURNAL; FOiaXAlTO, TTltrRSDAY , EVENINO.-MAY - 19, tt6l
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;tovh topics
Murqnam Oraad.,.
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dry man. at the corner of Second and
inn trot. March I, wu dismissed la
th circuit oourt Tuesday afternoon by
Presiding .luda Qiirn an .notion of
Assistant iietrlot Attorney Spenoer.
To Chinaman and ,tha principal wltaaaa
for tho . proeecutlon. . J. : Cunningham,
w wn th city. . . ,.;, ,; . t
That Ka A aU .A...A .4.taa
at a. I tW w-w llWfl BIIU nBlBfc IIMIUVI
i la Townlon Columbia and Wlllamett rlvra,
B.tsr v.V1 ; w. L1 Pn"r "Tom
Arraii ..................... Tniiij J of Washington street Monday, Wednea-
vISSIU u nd 'rlday for Th Dalle and all
" . .viufiu wr -landing. CLow passenger faraaj
""-laj " ".V1! i - lauioa aispetcb of freight. .-
Though th caus of an notion at liw Remember tha Portland Cuatont Shoe
cxlats In Columbia oounty. argument for Repair company haa tha only lock
n now trial took plaoa yesterday bafora machine In thla alty to eew on
?dg. daland In th. circuit mrt of - j-. ft
coni7 iw w u w tu jamhJu. aaar Third. Pbona Rod IIBB.
that Oeorae W. McBrlda, who auad tha "r "5 "
P"!0-vL,;?,r ,omAnr 0f "'r Oooyaar Sho Repair Co.
IWOO. aald to ba tha value of tree cut . located next to tha Oa Co.' offio.
off hla property, la a brother of Circuit Tamhni trU Repairing whlla you
Judge Thomas A. If cBrldo of Columbia wait Work call ad for ' and 4Uvrd
county. Tha ault waa recently triad at any raaaonabla tirwV Fhon. ' Main
Dt timimau, m cooniy sea i voiumoui I IBIl,
oounty, by Judg Claland. a verdict of
1(00 In favor of McBrtde being broufht
In by a Jury. Tho arvumant bafora
Judge Claland In this city yeaterdayi
, afternoon waa on a notion for a new
trial made by tha company. Attorney
Thomaa N. Strong appeared for tho
company and Attorney J. C Moreland
for McBrlda. ' Judge Claland took tha
matter under advlaament
, Salratlon Army workora of tha Oregon
and Waahlngton dlatrlot hold rally laat
evening at their riret-atrat hall. Dur-
. If you enjoy a quiet, orderly x
euraloa on tha rtrar, go with tho Cam
era club to Oneonta Gorge Sunday, May
19. rirat olaaa boat meala excellent.
or carry warn. ,.,
South Portland nronartlaa.
Wa hara noma veny nne houaaa and
lota In South Portland, all bar rain a
Squara Deal Brokerage Co., Ill Seventh
Rev. V. Burgetta Short win apeak thla
crnxmrur pzrsovax.
lng the paat few daya they have been In "nlng t the mid-week prayer meeting
conference, and thla waa the cloelng " Taylor Street church on tha aubjeot
meeting. Colonel French made tha ad- "nt Retired Blahope." '
dreaa of tha evening. At tha afternoon I , . 1 ..
muii.. k. . iii-.,,. 9 Fine davt Bur Maradlth'a ambrallaa.
of th. work which 1. bain, don and 'KUdM
I'M- rwr?r"f.h.t ! tt Orabar.4 lawyer. 1T Com'd Block.
waaav iuivu fjpawaaaaw WllU a-1 tag vvhui ViUII VI
the work in thla city. He told how Soi
vationlata reached people that churoh
of aoalo? id WmT cVaar u tSTS W' Bp-n0r Bd tlter,,M!e. Zula,
o.h7n lltVj55J! Ztf ar Portland. Mr. Spen-
h- T wlJ c" im tht repreanutlva of tha Ooaa
he aald. . Colonel French haa gone to San p.1.1111 Pru. m..
Franclaoo to aaaemble hla' delegaUon of Tchlongo.
iHSl !"d.w",'?"-. wl W. E. Hacker of Taooma la at the
ID LOndOQ. I pAKarr l ftrvanftvn ka a.a.la.1laiw.lla.
a atauvt ia waw agyaaraa-n
In the Taylor Street Methodlat ohurch h"'-.-. " l
2uo7.lwcm' "Puon1,y wm neio Haipn Cook( cftlef of th guttle fire
'" Having com over to aae the preliminary
the main auditorium. W. w. Cotton and ..... .v. . .
B' ,P"!f w1UI!i ti!!' ddT' P. Frank, a North Taklma phyalolan.
on local option. In the lecture room, a j, at the Imperial.
StV r W!T;. l11 ld by MrB- H. SUpleton. a oapltallat of Salem, ta
5. bble Plf7' a gueat at the Imperial during a brief
v. w. . ... w.,1 . V,( t0 tn e,tyi
ina Prn inpra eonumona oi ui ouy. Wi BollOOB, roadmaater of the O. R
. .ww,u J"ow, n,".V fn T,p Pendleton, la a gaeat at the
of the propooed local option law in or- Ferklna today
dr to better theae condition.. Council. a P a p0nMP 0f Salem and
...... . ..... I judge or tne oourt, la at the Perklna.
. . " . I W. D. McDonald, a politician of Me-
Another of the aerleo of "paator'a Mlnnvllle. la reglatered at the Perklna.
icae waa given yeaieraay anemoon in jefferaon Vyera. preeldent of the
tne pariora or xayior-atreet cnurcn fty Lawla and Clark a tat a fair oommlaalon,
R.v mnA HlM IT 11 r .Mf Mhnrl HTM. 1 1 n . 1 1 ..i.. ,
- - 1 11. a iviii in DaiBin un ones uuaiuaaa
rorm or entertainment waa originated trip.
aoma time ago by the paator and hla John A. Caraon, an attorney of Salem
wife and haa proved very popular. The la a gueat at the Perklna hotel.
program waa Informal. Mra. Short, a Harry White, ex-mayor of Seattle, la
aaiiiea piantat. and Dr. snort entertained I a gueat at tha Perklna.
the gathering. There waa a large at- I P. F. Jonea, a representative In tha
tendance of ladlea of the church. The atate leglalature from Lincoln oounty,
last tea or the aerlea will be given next la reglatered at tha Perklna from To-
month.
lodo.
Faat time to The Dalles and way
points. Bteamer "Dallea City" makes
quicker landings and faster time than
any boat on the river. Ratea the very
lowest Meala IS centa, the very beat
Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, J a, m. Steamer Regulator leaves
i uctu, iuurauajii ana oaiuraays.
Round trip to Cascade Locks every Mon
day, Wedneeday and Friday. Remember
both steamers leave 7 a. m., from Alder-street-dock
Dallea electrlo sign. Phone
Main H.
The fair which the Catholics of the
city have been holding for the benefit of
St. Michael a church, will end on Satur
day evening. The voting congest for the
most popular policeman closed laat
night. The contest waa spirited and re
sulted aa follows: William Carr, Mi
votes; Daniel Connors, 1.176 4; William
West 608. The contest for the moat
popular young woman will close on Sat
urday evening.
YELLOW LITIGANTS
END THEIR QUARREL
While tha Van Houten case waa In
progress before Presiding Judge
George In the circuit court yesterday
afternoon proceedings were delayed by
the entrance of Attorneys Thomaa
O'Day and Charles F. Lord, with a num
eroua Chinese Clientele, who aecured an
order dismissing the ault of Lee Kim
Ark agalnat Lee Tal Hoy and hla other
partnera In the Quong Sa Wa company
The bond of Attorney John F. Logan,
tha receiver appointed a few daya ago,
waa cancelled. The caae waa signalised
by a charge of fraud on one alda and
embeaxleraent on tha other. A aettle
ment aatlafactory to all the parties con
oarned haa been effected.
The Woodmen of the World held a CTDCCT CIWC IDC
big rally laat night at Ketaoada. George 1 (ILL IOlUnO AKC
imgii uiauc uiv jirmviim myvwu ui mf i
evening. It waa decided to organise a
new camp there Immediately. Thla will
be the first fraternal order in that city.
A large ' delegation or woodmen from
different parts of Multnomah and Clack-
amoa counties waa preaent. Tha new I
camp will be formed May II.
SECURELY FASTENED
Deputy City Engineer W. P. Lima
denies that the new street signs are
not being aecurely faatened by the
All preparatlona are coraolete for the workmen now placing them. The police
letter carriers' excursion to be riven reported last week that several of theae
next Sunday. Their delivery window at eigne were brought to tha atatlon. hav
tne poatomce will be closed. Tickets I lng been found lying In the atreet
may be obtained from your letter carrier I
or at tne depot before the train starts.
The Schiller baseball team and the let
ter carriers' band will accompany the
excursion.-, Train leaves at 8:10 a, m.
The best, newest and fastest steamer
on the Columbia and Willamette rivers,
the Charlea R. Spencer, aaila from foot
of Washington street Monday, Wednes
day and Friday for The Dallea and alii
way landings. Low passenger fares;
quick dispatch of freight
The tabernacle of Central Christian
churoh will be dedicated next Sunday
at 10:30 a. m. A congratulatory service
win be held at S p. m., when short ad
dressee will be made by visiting pastors.
There will be a revival service at 7:45
p. m.
Rooming house chances.
See our ad under business chances to-
"One of thoae algna waa knocked off
the pole by other workmen," aald Mr,
LUlla, "and tha other two were lost
from the wagon that waa distributing
them. Tne signs are being securely
fastened to the' poles and are not likely
to be torn loose by wind or weather for
years,"
OREGON PIONEER
DIES AT NEWBERG
William Davis, an Oregon pioneer.
died at Newberg yesterday of oomplW
cations following an attack of la grippe.
He was aged 67 year a. His wife died
about six weeks ago, and grief over her
demise hastened hie own death.
The deceased was a member of New.
day for the best fcargeine In rooming bir,lp0?,tl, A A R" .and . h,1" -,uneraI'
houses. Square deal Brokerage Co,, 1J9 which will take place at 1 o clock tqmor.
Seventh St. I row afternoon from his late residence,
, I win be under the auspices of that order.
The charge against H. Allenbaoh ofl 1
assaulting; Chin Dong, a Chinese lann- FAMED BEAUTY
DOCTOR HERE
MANN & BEACH
FRJNTER.S
92 Second Street
Ground Floor
BEST WORK
Low Prices
Telephone 444
No Wonder
Dr. C. A. Furey, a graduate dermatolo
gist of New York, haa decided to locate
In Portland and haa taken apartments In
the Raleigh nullding on Washington
street, where he will soon open to treat
those afflicted with affections of the
face.
Portlanders may well hall with de
light the decision of Dr. Furey to locate
In this city. Although a comparatively
young man Dr. Furey haa enjoyed one
of the most suoceasful practlcea pos
alble. Years of experience with the
far-famed Woodbury fitted him for his
particular una, ana mat tne aoctor nas
let this valuable experience befit him
la evident. Dr. Furey employs painless
methods and uses none but the moet
modern of Instruments coupled with
most careful methods. The use of elec
tricity and liquid air help , wonderful
ly to mitigate the Buffering hundreds
have undergone. In daya before. Dr.
Furey not only removes birthmarks.
moles and all other scars painlessly and
gJ9 People who patronise ua
V liw awear by and stick to us.
f ITs Wa do honeat conscientious prmanenyy, but takes delight in , r-
I wora the best results to moving wrinxies, iinea, crowsreet rrom
. , be obtained in a laundry I the face and clearing cloudy and pimpled
- . ahntv Vi tam tha awka complexions, making them soft and
' an man th. ii,. -aa. smooth. The doctor troatB cases and ao-
r I complishes great result In a remarka.
flRFKIlV ' I Al HURRY AMfl My nort time long and tedious treat-
UnLUUl.LUnillnl AIW L.ta inl atiffarlnn halna- unknown a
made free of charge, watch tomor-
Pkoaa, Vast IS. , a I. XTAJTS, Ifgi.l row s paper for announcement t
, TOILET SUPPLY. CO.
.The
"Different
, Store" ,
..i Hi
Si d r-
.aaap' av .a av a t mm - fc rav - a am mm at
Fifth and
lfashingtoii
PORTLAND'S BEST SOUT O1 SHOP
HONE OF QUALITY AND FASHION
; Portland, Best Sort o' Shop Horn of Quality and Fashion.
APottUnd'BOnlyAcentt forth only reliable "STANDARD" PATTERNS.
June Designer 10t at Pattern Counter Annex, first floor Sent Postpaid
one year for 80. " - r i ...
Portland's largest and best Carpet Stock on fourth floor.
affBaaVaasBBaMBBsasBBWlBSBaBsBsM
The "Quick Meal" Steel Ranges and "Detroit" Cook Stoves on third floor.
"How old is Ann?" Don't she want a Go-Cart ? Fourth floor. v
Two ways of "Burning Money" Start the kitchen fire with $10 bills and'
paying sewing machine agencies their price for the same high grade machines
you may buy here for about half what they ask. The Olds, Wortman- ft King '
Sewing Machines are absolutely the best made in America, each one is guar-:
anteed for 10 years.
TREMENDOUS
DISE
IN SEASONABLE SUMMER MERCHAN-
TOMORROW THE
HSGraid Fnday "Eciinniy Sale
55th
It seems almoit impossible to outdo the offerings of our recent immense sale events which have been such notable triumphs of success, yet that is exactly
what we shall strive to do in the great selling occasion which takes place here tomorrow. Everything points to the most surprising results ever yet known in
any former May Day's Sale, The values are astounding! Every one represents merchandise of the highest quality, merchandise that is fashionable, sea
sonable, stylish to the minute, and the most desirable to be obtained in the world's markets. Every department on every floor of this great Congress of Stores
has prepared to meet the occasion with the greatest strength and earnestness in value giving that can possibly be put forth. Peerless offerings f6r this
first Friday in the 12-week series of grand Bargain Sales planned for the only and ORIGINAL TEACHER'S EDUCATIONAL-EXPOSITION CONTEST:
Result of Vote
AT 10 A. M. TODAY IN THE
TEACHERS' EDUCATIONAL
CONTEST. TOTAL NUMBER OF
VOTES CAST, 11,781, TOTAL
NUMBER OF TEACHERS
VOTED FOR, 160.
Miss Kate Padden
OF ATKINSON SCHOOL.
Leads With 1,535 Vote
Miss Bertha Mo ore
OF HIGH SCHOOL.
Second With 1,238 Votes
Miss Suza Jones
OF HIGHLAND SCHOOL.
Third With 1,189 Vote
By popular request wa publish
twice each day, In evening papers
tho result up to 10 a. m. of day of
issue; In momma- paper the1 re
suit of vote to 4 p. m. of previous
day, the names of the 15 leadera
in the voting. Wa had Intended
publishing; but 10, but aooede to
the -request or hundreds or tnose
Interested among parents and pu
pils and print the 16 leading ones
eaoh day. Remember, the contest
Is young and 68 mora daya of vot
ing must elapse era tha contest
closes.
Miss Kate Padden 1.535
Miss Bertha Moore 1,231
Miss Susa Jones 1,189
Mlsa C. F. Allen Ml
Miss Wlnnlfred Mosher 673
Miss Nettle Jensen 4(1
Miss Orace Balrd 336
Prof. R. R. Steele ......... t. 3(
Mrs. J. M. Potter 251
Mlsa Emma Goddard 241
Miss Helen Crane 328
Miss Emma Ooddard 241
Miss Monroe 186
Miss Louise Strout 203
Miss Ruth Rounds 125
SPECIAL NOTE. Stamps have
been prepared for each month of
May, June and July. All vptes
will be stamped and no May vote
or unstamped vote will be counted
In the contest after 6 p. m. of
Wednesday, June 1.
Wonderful Rug
Values
vr osr Tn remans nooi
W KB BUB TUT fSU MIFHI,
sawnro suoxnras an baby
OO-OAatTS. MTJ3 ILaTATOE
$ 1 .38 Instead of $2.50,
Friday
A SURPASSING SALS OF WOMEN'S
Walking and Dress Suits
$15, $18.50. $20 and
S3
$25 Suits for
$7.85
This store again teaoastrates
Mb domraatlom fa looal gaaTaaaait
olrolaav. IVe watt at what the aoa
we'll give letter thaa elsewfeare
almas at all tlmea. Without aay
loag Btoty of how theae splendid
Suits aaaaa to ma Cot, what do
you oare, so lona aa theyr ma
Wall ten the tal f the Suit aa
the sal. They're la both dreaa
and walklmg styles, Btaterlala aa
bra Btamlwa. Oharlota, Tama
olotba aaa raaoy aTovuMy Tweeaa
a4 ICaaalBh adxroraa, tm a oIt
line taoludlaa; Blaoka, afewya,
Browua, Chraya, a4 all th 1 sailing
popula talatmiam. atom, blouse
Jacket aavd anilltary affsta,
or wtlmout sayaa. The
gatharlag of swU
Btyllah suits you ever
raa4 est at twlo th prtoe. Aamome;
th refula valuM are glSM,
9ia.so, sso.oo, 9aa.oo and aaao
alts, mostly of the better gfimM.
Torn stay get am Idem f their
hanm and worth by a yep tmte
one of th large show window
thast atep up tomorrow am4 plk
oat your Bust freoi amoua th
hundreds in th choosing for
$7.85
Unprecedented Prices on
MESS STUFFS
XJT Tata ABBBX aTTOaa TZBST IXOOB.
to tell you thsau are eoedlngly low !
roa raxDAT aim:
Of oui thare'B mo
fov hlgh-graA suaaaaar draa fabrloa, for thar laat a weU-pMted buyer
tm Tn Man I wm weaVt hnew It whan she b th rooda. DTaaamarera
ahauld advaatag tbetssalv of thla sale) this aaaouuoaraaut will draw
humdradB of aavtng shoppers, a we aavia. Where praetloal, arly Bhopplna;
Black Voilet Imported
11.00 quality, special at. yard.. 62
$1.80 quality, special at yard.. 89).
Th qualltlea In Black Voiles'
are not duplicated elsewhere at our
regular price.
2 4-Inch all pur Uk Crepe de Chen,
very highly finished. Other store
call low pfleed at 11.00 per yard.
Th oolor line Includes whit,
cream, champagne, lavender, mala,
tana, pink, cardinal turqnois, re
aada, browns, and black. Beat
11.00 a yard value in Portland.
For Friday only, yard 59e)
A Cuban Sailor
Hat for 25c
Pretty good Rug buying op
portunity don't you think? Of
course you've a place for one or
two, in town house or summer
home. If you've Just moved look
around and Bee- where you need
etiwthen i buy tomorrow. Only
about 300 tn the lot anyhow; bet
ter be early. All wool, double
faced Bymrna Rugs, 30x60 Inch
lz and best 12.25 yaJue In Port
land. Friday only B1.3S
Fauntleroy Boys May Buy
Waists Worth 51.35 on
Friday at 82c
tnrDSawxuua axsxb rbst
.i- ; i .noon,
Boys' handaome new White Waiats,
in Fauntleroy styles, with fronts
daintily embroidered. Embroid
ery around the sailor collars, too.
Ages I to 3 Usual $1.1 .value
at th trauaual price of .... . .8S
aUavoaa-tttooaTs
rxooa,
Th accompanying cut does not
picture It Just placed that ther
to remind you of th hundred of
ready-to-wear and tailored Hats
we ar offering at special values
up from $1.98 to 15. Tomorrow's
unusual special is a lot, nearly a
thousand, of neat new Bailors, all
now this aeaaon, trimmed with
black velvet band and edge. Be
coming to matron or miss. Just
tha thing for outings and knock-a-bouu,
staple in style and would
be offered at 60c, at a'most any
store. "Tls the biggest "two-bit"
value w ever knew and that'a
th prlc for Friday 25)
Be th Hats in corner window
Washington and Fifth streets.
For Men's Wear and
Wardrobes
naTS atABXBOAl
sxor rxasT roooa.
Men'a plain Balbrlggan Shirts and
Drawers, regular 60c values, Fri
day only at, each 29e
Men's regular iOo Half Hose, tn all
th latest and newest patterns,
fanoy styles, broken lines, to
close, Friday, pair 19a
Men's all pure linen Handkerchiefs,
whiU, hemstitched. In the popu
lar U and 4 -Inch hems, best 20c
values. Special on Friday only at
exactly half price, each... ..10
Boys'
Easy
Shoes
At Prices
Easy to
Pay
In tho
"Only Good
Shoes"
Store
rxass rxooa.
Good sturdy, yet dressy Shoe
for genteel but rugged boys. Ia
newest styles, box calf or vlcl
kid and solid oak leather soles.
Sizes 11 to 18, $1.75 values, Fri
day only at 1.18
Sizes IS 1-2 to 2, $3 values. Fri
day at ;1.4S
Sizes 31-3 to 11-2, $2.60 value.
Friday only at $1.78
19c for Pretty 50c Stock
Collars
sraoxwaAB oooai'aa
rzasT rLooa.
AN IRRESISTIBLE SALE OF
WOMEN'S
DAINTY WHITE
SHIRTWiMSTS
SECOND FLOOR. SALONS
$2.95
For the SweUest $5 Waists
Tom ever saw It's eaay t say "Bigraait Shirtwaist valua FortUad ww
knaw" mart thing to rv it. Bxaotdy what wai a to th full sat-,
ttfaetloa of every aur at Fertlana'B leadlmg Ourmant stor tomorrow.
BlgH-olas Waiata, the, perfect picture of fashion's creation, vary bau
tlfull Beallyl XM" tU you what they aci al lmportad Unema,
hamdkawhtaf limes with lmtrioat Wnloan uwn-work sTaota, fancy
aaaora with all the uialtUaaa ef tin and flowers weven in, Uwns ana-;
bTHshad with dalnry la mad eaubroldery trlmmlnr but rtplom
ooold mTr 4 'earn Juatio. A taate may b had by a pp tut a Fifth
sti t wtmdow. Th fat ef lovsliuaa la spread out im lavish profu-
atom em seeoud floor tm tnove wouaerrul aaloa of woman's area. All hav
faavey, atook oUara. B very waist new and naatOy boxed
tmdlvldaaUly. Talua frean 9)9.1$ t S8.0O.
FrUay only at M ..
B are, avu ssn
$2.95
RICH RIBBONS
Big Values
50c Ribbons Half-Price
FrasT nooa
A big lot of awU new Ribbons,
thousands of yards In the choos
ing, fancy strip, plaid and
floral designs, th handsomest lot
of Fancy Ribbons at 3 So, 45o and
(Oe values w hav offered thla
season. Choice, yard' 25)
New Cushion Ribbons, yard... 484
New Taffeta Ribbons, In black and
all wanted color. .23, 80
and Sffet
New Moire Ribbons, extra quality,
neckwear widths at, yard, 26,
85 and 404
Nw Satin Taffeta Ribbons, neck
wear widths, extra' values at,
yard 40) and 504
SMALL WARES
At Broken Prices
FBXDA-rS BAaaAW sam:
Aaroao raa aonoat-aarAoaa
AB9 aoTioasrzasT ixoom. '
SSo values tn Nail Flies, Sho
horns. Letter Seals, Cuticle Kolvss,
Buttonhooks, etc ......... .25)
35c souvenir Portland Flag Brooch
Plna, in red enamel, whit let
tered , 22)
12c Puff Boxes, assorted colors, In
fancy metala ... 8
12o Dresaing Horn Combs, metal
backs 8)
Be cubes large-als Jet head Toilet
Pins, 100 pins to cubs...... 54
10c Curling Irons, tourist' folding
style 64
16c packagea Ripple Bond Corre
spondence Paper, one-pound slze,
blue or cream tints, pound.. 194
9c package Envelopes to match
above 64
Ladles' new Stock Collars for sum
mer wear, all of pink silk with
handsome lace braid trimming
around top and bottom, single tab
In front with cream grommetB
appliqued on collar and tab. Reg
ular value 60a Friday only, special
at, each 19)
BATTEJtfBURQ LACB PAT
TERNS 54. Instead of 35a. their
usual price. In th art shop,
second floor, thoroughfare aisle.
NOTE Every advertised special value of the week wfll
be in force tomorrow on the occasion of the GRAND
55th FRIDAY "ECONOMY SALE.
Sensational Half-Price Sale of Handsome
CUT GLASS
txxbs FiiOoa.
Am entire llm of naanuf aotnrer'a aampl placed on th altar of aacrl
flo for Friday buyer. But n artlol of a kind. Bo Auplloat. Just th
miet ort of rnambraaeM for Jun brlda. A grand ehano to replen
ish the siaaboerae. A Ufe-tiae ovportwolty to buy ram Out alas at Balf-ant
Among the magnificent bargains
are
$ 6.50 Sugar, Creams for.. 5
$ (.75 Sugar, Creams for.. 6
$ 7.50 Sugar, Creams for.. 8
3 3.00 Sugar, Creams for..,
$14.00 Sugar, Creams for..
$ 3.60 Oils for,,
$ 5.60 011b for.
3.00 Handled Olive at.. I
$ 3.00 Handled Olives at.. I
$ 4.50 Handled Olives at..
$ 4.60 Water Bottlea at....
$ (.00 Water Bottlea at.,..
I (.(0 Water Bottlea at....
$ (.00 Pitchers at.
$11.00 Pltoher at,...,.
ji.dv r-iionera ai. ........
$17.00 Pitchers at.. ..... J
2.75
3.88
3.75
4.00
7.00
1.75
2.75
1.80
1.50
2.25
2.25
2.60
8.28
3.00
5.50
7.25
8.50
$ (.00 Mayonals Bowl at.f 3.00
$ 8.00 -lnoh' Bowls at.... 1 1 3.0O
t 7.00 S-lnch Bowls at.,,, 1 1 8.50
$ 8.00 (-Inch Bowl at. ...II 4.00
$ 1.00 l-lnch Bowla at....! I 4.60
$17.00 0-Inch Bowls at.., .It 8.60
$30.00 0-inch Bowl at.. ..I HO.OO
t I 2( (-Inch Nappies at,... 1 1 1.13
5 2.50 S-lnch fJapples at.,..l I 1.25
3.80 (-inch Nappies at.,..f 1.40
$ 3.60 (-inch Napplet....t 1.75
$ 4.30 (-inch Nappies at. ... 2.40
$ T.OO 7-lnoh Nappies at,...f , 8.S0
$ (.60 -inchi'ppleat.,..8 4.25
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