TITZ OREGON DAILY jour.riAL, rCHTLAI.T), FRIDAY EVrriKIO, OCTOSZn 17, 'lfCX'
TOWN TOPICS
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Vargoeej , Graad. ...... . r, .T,
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Mw Waste!
. Kmplre ......,........."Wb '
lorrlc
Bea Rat"
Ifasteal Berime,
WeiQM Mia '
.......... ucniiHi
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Sa .
i...VSU.1lle
.... ....... Vaudeville
I K -.-' .V . 41 , 45
lUldlns disorderly house conducted
by Alio Bll Aim Taylor Ut. Act
, lnjr Detectives Kajr and Jon . placed
;. voder arreat the proprietress, Carrie
Huntington and Mabel Baanaavstamates,
" and three men, who cave the police the
names r of John Gallagher, Eugene
Uchwab and Peter Hoffman. The namei
of the men are aald to be fictitious.. All
'were- released on bonda. Their eases
were postponed untl" October 11 by Fo
lic Judge Cameron. '" ' ''
Tli state of Washington secured a
total of US horticultural premiums at
the Lewis and Clark fair, according to
the announcement of the horticultural
Jury' Hat of awards. Oregon secured
a total of 97 awards. Twenty-one
- Washington counties claim a majority
of .the awards. 'The greateat numbei
whs awarded to Chelan county, which
received a total of 147, while WbStcom
secured it. JiUm was third, with 41
I. I." Boak, head consul of the "Wood
men of the World, will arrive In Port
. land Monday to dedicate tb new fra
ternal building that recently haa been
completed on- West avenue. Ih Mount
Tabor. After the dedication Mr. Ttoak
will go to eaetern Oregon, but will re
turn . to j Portland to address a ' an
meeting In the Taylor street Methodist
. church. November t. - Me will dellvei
other addresses while In the city. ,
Samuel W. Dunlap of Stewart's Place,
Oregon- and,. -Mia.. Ada, . W.. Bowen of
'Garnet, Kanaas, - were married at the
former' a home last Tueeday evening by
Rev. T. B. Ford, pastor of th Sunny
Id Methodist' church. Th couple be
cam acquainted through th .working
of an Introducing aoclety and carried on
long-distance courtship for several
tnonthn. The groom la a well-known
Clackamas county ranchman.
Before departing for th east Wilson
Foster,' known aa the ''Klondike quarts
king,- who had fc collection of S.000
quarts specimens at th Lewis and Clark
exposition, will divide his exhibit be
tween the Portland chamber of com'
were nd city hall collectlona of north
west - minerals. His collection was
gathered from all over Alaska.
. E. . II.' Deary addreaeed a meeting of
"Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hiber
nians, last Wednesday evenlna. Mr,
Ieerr recently returned from a visit to
the land of the Shamrock, and he told
or hie trip in an entertaining way. Aftei
the apeei-hmaktng. lunoh and dancing
were enjoyed. John Farrell and J. 1
Malley were the eoramltteen charge.
A. A. Smith of Paonla, Colorado, haa
On exhibition in this city a fruit ladder
which Is attracting much attention from
fruitgrowers.. It folds together and Is
so light that It ran be carried about
with ease. Mr. Smith is making ar
ranrements with a local firm for th
manufacture of hla ladders.
' .
.' A farewell reception will be given this
evening at Fourth Presbyterian church
for Rev. -end Mrs. M. I. McClelland.
wno leave MOndajOCor Plkevlll. Ken
tucky, where Mr. McClelland haa ac
repted a pastorate. Miss Grace 011bert
win sing, rriena ar invited. -
Foan Francisco and Los Angelee
Th steamer w; H.' Kruger sail Saturn
day, 1 p. m. -Cabin, SanFranclsco, 111;
Xrfs Anaoies. ssi.SO. ff tee rare, San Fran
Cisco, $; Ixs Angelee. $15; meals, and
berth Included. C H. Thompson, agent,
izs Third street.
, Tourists, ss well aa city people, finan
cially emDarrasseo, win una in art.
land Loan Office, T4 Third street, the
safest sad moat reliable place to trans
ct their business. Rates roasonabl.
- Hunting boat, steamer Republic, leave
foot of Washington -atreet for all Wll
lamett slough points and St. Helens on
Saturdays at 7 p. m. Returning, leaves
St. Helens, Sundays at 4 p. m.
Pfunder. the florist, will be at th
old stand th balance of the week, and
to curtail removal expenses ;wlll sell
palms, plants and shrubs at greatly re
duced prices.
Oregon State band dance every Satur
day evening. Prix welts. Burlchard
hall. East Burnsldef between Union and
Grand avenues. , Orchestra of 13 pieces.
Watches and diamonds f 1 dowa and
10c per week Goods delivered on first
payment. Xmaa I coming. Metsgar
ex CO., jewelers, opticians, ill sixth. .
Rummage sal, ladle Third Presbyte
rian church, 14 union ave., Oct. Is, 37,
t. Donatlona solicited and received at
ttt Union ave. any .day tbla week. -
; Steamer F. A. Kllburn for San Fran-
laco, calling at Coos Bay and ' Eureka,
from Oak street dock. Monday, October
ljjat I p. m. -rei. Main ZBSlt. ,
1 Now Is the time' to calcimine your
walla W have It ready for use regu
lar ISo, now ISo package, at paint fir
'Ale, 146 First near Alder.
V Ladles' Hats Wo hav just received a
shipment of Ladles' large Cowboy hata.
Samuel Rosenblatt- As Co., corner Third
and Morrison streets. ,
W clean and preas your clothes and
shin your shoe for 11.00 per month.
Unique Tailoring Co., 147 Washington.
Main 114."
' Dr.-J. T. Tat has. returned to Port
land after an absence of several years
pent In California," Arlxona and Nevada
At Temple Beth Iaraf1tr. Stephen S.
Wis will preach this evening at
o'clock on ".What Is Fame and Which
Ar th Paths Leading Thereto r .The
sermon 'la sugsstedby the recent an-
FAll
UNDERWEAR
v' Our atock U most com ;
-v piete -wi bin ill
- classes of goods at all 4
j pricts, and in all sixes. ;
Of . Combination Suits , .
specially1 jrooll ' find .
, hera th best stock in
r t. . ; the clty, .
t
Hcwett, Bradley & Co.
, i -: ; auannAtBxta.'V i
; S4S Waihlngton Strict v
' 7txas SAn niATMt, " ,v'
7
0"r1.
mom
Is th cornerstone of th buslnesa
world... It Is many a business man's
chief capital. All utilise -Its bene
flta Why ahould not you, since It
ireciy onerear
We'll sell vou a -atandard move
ment as good a watch as Is mad
on the eaay payment plan. Calr In
and talk It over with our watch man
Don't hesitate to accept . credit, for
we- are anxious to e ocommodate. -
GEVURTZ&SONS
173-5 First Street
nouneement . of the admission into the
Hall of Fame of New Tork university
or some eminent American men of let
ters. Strangers ar welcome.
Now' the ti'm to paint your porehes,
floors, brighten up your furniture, eta
raint nre sai, its First. v
Any watches cleaned. 11.00: - main
spring, $1.00; all work .guaranteed .one
year. Me tiger Co.. ill Sixth street
Palnta, varnish, enamels, stains,, etc.,
going cheap at fire sale, 141 First, near
Alder. Tel. Main I0IJ.
"."A sign of . rood signs.
JjDelser, phpn Ex. St.
Foster
Portland's beet dancing school. SOI
Alder. Prof. Rlnrler. Miss Buckenmeyer.
Ladies' gymnaalum claas. th Rinaler
Physical Culture school. 1 per month.
For packing and shipping phone Main
eizi. waiDorn. zi4 Second street.
Frits' tamalea ar th best,.
GREAT CORSEt SALE
;. TOMORROW '
"' "XAJZZB, BOsTT aOSS XT. .
tm trim ngure and graceful car
riage are twin charms aoqulred by few,
yet within the reach of all. Our
Corset holds the secret of eaae and
grace. Buy It! Wear It! The trim
Ogure and graceful carriage come with
our Coraeta. Saturday we will place on
sale the greateat lines of Corsets ever
shown In th Northwest. Ws give you
an opportunity to buy the beat Corsets
on earth Tomorrow at the following re
ducad prices: lie, 47c, c, $1.00, f 1.41
$3.00. !.4S, IS.IS and $3.60.' The two
last named are $5.00 and 14.00 Corsets.
Be sure and get one of our celebrated
Corsets tomorrow. 130 pairs of genuine
French Kid Gloves, new stock, all sixes
and colors, $1.59 Gloves. Saturday your
choice ror tso a pair at the Glove
Counter. Journal readers, take ad'
ventage of this great sale. Store open
uniu :u.
. M' ALLEN A M DONNELL.
WOULD MAKE RELIGION
" -PRACTIAL AT HOME
Mrs. A. J." Montgomery was th
speaker at th meeting yesterday after
noon of the Home Training association.
She read a paper on "Religious Training
In the Home." She recommended family
prayers and the Sunday school, but said
that the effect of these would be lost
If religion war no practical as well as
theoretical at home. . The mother should
not only teach the child : verses and
biblical thoughts, but should show the
ehlld th meaning of them and make him
practice them In his play.
The discussion that followed was In
teresting. ' Miss Brooks gave a reclta
tlon. Mrs. Pel ton Reld and Mrs. A. D.
Pntullo were elected delegate to the
State Congress of Mothers at the High
school this evening. The . meeting Is
open to th ptfblla . ,
JAP SLAYER HAS TILL
:h M0NPAYJ0 MAKE PLEA
Kasoaka Klnta. the slayer of Sasaki
Matsulta,' was arraigned In th munici
pal court thla morning, and was allowed
until next Monday to plead.1
George Pananamak. th Greek who la
charged 'With assault with a dangerous
.weapon Upon Zach Pangs res, a fellow.
countryman, was allowed until Tuesday
to plead by Municipal Judge Cameront
tnis morning: Pangares was In court
with his wounded neck bound up. and
seemed to be 'little th wore for th
shot . ths( nearly ended his life. . ...
LAFE PENCE LETS HIS
CASE GO BY DEFAULT
Th Wsshlngton at Oregon Lumber
company was granted a decree by Pre
siding Judge Fraser this morning
gainst former Congressman Lafe Pence
for $1,331, with Interest from May 31
sot.- and iioe attorney's fee.- Pence
i sued by the company last August
ror u above sum, which money Is said
to hav been advanced) him for the
building of a flume and pipe line. Th
cas went' by default, , , , . .
LAST WEEK
Of th Free School.
The ladlea who hkv failed to tnd
Mrs.iarrners lectures should do so
this week, every day at 3:30. Hundreds
have expressed themselves aa being
highly pleased with hr work. Every
body , welcom. Honeymsn Hardware
company, corner Fourth and Alder.
Milvvaukia Country Club. .
t Eastern and Seattle races. Take Sell
wood and Oregon City cars st First and
Alder.
'. - - T ' 1 V '
I No "on would b bothered with con
stipation If every one knew how natur
ally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters
reauiatea th spam ah aaul kla., ,. ,
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CURIOUS FAIL
SEE PEASE
II
Society -Man and Musician,
Charged With Embezzlement,
Does Not Appear in Court.
SAYS HE IS INNOCENT
AND IS NOT WORRYING
Accused Man Admits Ha Owes tha
Company Money; but 1 Says 'That
Ha Obtained It a a Loan and Can
. To the disappointment of a number of
spectators, Lauren Pease, well known
In society and In musical circles, did not
appear In th municipal court this morn
ing to answer a charge of the embex-
Lauren Pease.
element of,$l,t63.64, preferred by W. F.
Zwlck. manager of the St. Paul Fire A
Marine Insurance company. Mr. Peas
was represented in court by hla attor
ney, Frank F. Freeman, who said his
Client wss not ready for trial and was
granted until next Tuesday to plead.
Mr. Pease does not consider the charge
serious, for, he saya, he will hav nt
trouble in proving his Innocence;
I ow the company th money, he
said this morning. "I admit that, for I
borrowed the sum named from th com
pany laat June. I asked for it and was
given it aa a loan. I was' hard pressed
at the time, and I used the funda for
necessary purposes with the full knowl
edge and consent of th company.- 1
heard nothing more about the loan from
tht company until yeaterday afternoon,
when the management caused my arreat
without so much as consulting my con
venience. I shall hav no trouble In
repalyng the loan, nor will I hav any
trouble in proving iny Innocence.".
Obildxom
Probation Officer H. H. Hawley this
morning reported that Frank and Ber
tha Dunn have been missing from their
horn at 410 Eaat Couch street sines
lest Monday. On that afternoon they
wer seen crossing th Morrison street
bridge.
No Pain No Pain
rsiCE TEETH
We ar th discoverers and originat
ors of the only reliable and scientino
system of Painless Dentistry. We ex.
tract, crown, fill and clean or treat teeth
Hutelr without pain and guarantee
all work for fifteen years. Our work
la the best; our prices th lowest con
sistent with first-class work. EXAM
INATION FREE. Our plates are unde
tectable from the natural teeth and
r guaranteed t lit.
FILLINGS. ...SOoTS and St.00
GOLD CROWNS $5.00
BRIDGE WORK .SS.00
rVWs 8ET NATURAL TEETH. . .SS-00
Opea fox basluess . aatll 'look
eve Blag's. , . ,
Boston Painless Dentists
Sly, acorrlson St, Opp. Ml ) Fraak
ana ranvno. -
HOURS t:Q a. m. to o. m. Sun
day. SiSO a. m. to 12:10 p. m.
Great
Auction Sale
. 6f Chines snd Japanese
CURIOS
The fair trade being about
over, we have concluded to" dis
pose of our entire atock of high
class Imported Goods, consist
ing of Fine Silverware, Clois
sonne, Satauma, Ivory Carvings,
New Brass, Silk and Satin Em
broideries. Kimonos, Screens,
Decorated Porcelain Tea Seta,
Matting, etc
Sale .commences at 2:30 and
7 JO p. m. daily..- , :
mmmmmmmK !
Andrew Kan & Co.
S87 Btorrisoa Street, Betweeai
. Foartk sjU Fifth. ' '
Particulst People Will Read
The Critic
y OUT TOMORROW i
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TEETH
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A GREAT ARTIST'S NEW mm
Italian ' customs officials' cars-
- lessness almost ruined case,
but tone and tune remain per-
. feet Mme. Eamea' letter: "A
Joy and a wonder," aha says.
Like- other eminent' artists
such as the D? Reizkes, Nor
dics, Sembrich. Patti, De Lus
san, Gadski ."and many others.
Mme. Emma Eamea. the wofl
renowned singer, Who will shor
ly appear at the Msrqu
Grand, prefers and heart:
indorses the Kimball Piano.
in ner beautuul music room
in Paris is her chosen instru
ment, the only piano in the house
t a Kimball Grand brought from
Chicago. SKe also has -a Kim
ball in her Italian home at Val
lombross, concerning which she
writes at follows; , 1
Torredl Camplgllonl Yallombrosa, September, II. ,.
Messrs. W. W. Kimball Co.: . .T , ,
Dear Sirs I write not only to acknowledge the receipt of th piano I
ehoee at your ware rooms when In Chicago laat November, but to etate a
fact In connection therewith which cannot fall to be of Interest to you.
Whenl I received my first Kimball piano for my Parla houae, and found
that after an ocean Journey It did not require tuning, I was, a I wrote
you then, much surprised and delighted, but th facta concerning this new
piano for my Italian home are even more astonishing.' I therefor feel it
my duty aa well as my pleasure to inform you of them.
Either the agents in whose car we had aent the piano, or the customs
officials, were guUty of criminal carelessness. They wrenched the piano
' from the board which held it in place in th case aftr having- out
th lead lining which had hermetically sealed it and simply after
wards replaced the piano In the case with both locks unlocked,
floated about In Its case unlocked from Genoa to Florence and from Flor
ence to Vallombroaa. Both hinges of the lid were broken, th keyboard
Jammed forward and part way out, o that th lid covering it could not
be ehut. Of course, acratchea Innumerable all over the piano. I was
obliged to have two experienced workmen from.- Florence to put It In
order, and even then. I feared th piano would prov to be Irretrievably
Injured. It Is almost Incredible, but when th keyboard was put in posi
tion and we wer able for th first time to play upon It, It (th piano) did
not need tuning. . . .. '. '
It has been a joy to me mis summer ana a wonner io an our Italian
friends. I studied my new role for
lours very sincere
ny. . taigneo.j - jlmma
(Signed.)
Unsolicited letters, of which the above is only one example, should
be sufficient evidence that the Kimball Piano is all that is claimed
tfor it, the most perfect snd up-to-date Piano in the world. Sold only
' by Eilers Piano HouftPacihc Coast Agents, 3S1 Washington Street,
Portland, fcasy payments.
" Other stores at San Francisco,
Z Walla Walla and Seattle, Wash.;
.
ail importani Oregon ciu.
AJranicBsrTS.
Marquam Grand Theatre
2 NighUaV OCt. 31
GEORGE ADES
TRIUlfPHAKT MUSICAI. IaTIUS
"SULTAN OF SULU?
omoinal- ooaaeora Ptooccno
Geeapany ef 00 BMee Beaaty Caeres :
ADTABTOI SALS T0K0XE0W
NlfllTT PBICKB Lower Boor, S1.B0 sad
i Baleeny, SI. T6e and SOe. Oetierr, e.
uitthm PBTm limr Saer.' SI enS T5e.
Balcony, Toe sad SOe. Gallery, 3Bc and S3&
Beawaaber eels, epeas easier raw at 10 a.
Belasco Theatre ItAlFsU
BXXAS00 HATXX, MOTS.
PVmrtaenth and Wulilnstoa ncnen.
X. B. Briee, Oea. BtT. X. U Baekett, Bes. Xrr.
TOKIOHTyAT S:l.
w
HITEC
HITTLESEY
With the BELASCO THXATRK STOCK CO.
la OTIS BKINMBB'S DBXIOHTTUL COMBDX
"PRINCE OTTO"
Broa Bobert txmla Bteveaeoa'a Booiaaee.
trt.. SSe to TSC! Mats. -t.. Boa.. 33e to 80.
Next Week WHrTB - WHtTTLBBBY Is
TUB MAfiXMAH, - BJ UllUUt.
nniE Tir.iE
TIME
Did you ever know a place
that really had more time
than a clock and watch
store?
Keeping;
people is
"time" for other
our business, . in
fact, we have "timepieces'
for sale. Those new clocks
make handsome wedding
presents. , . .
ANsWright
THE IOWA JEWELER
293 Morrison St
TalicTimc
By looking through the high
rent clothing or shoe stores
you need not be in a hurry
to pay their steep prices un
til you convince yourself at
the two stores of ;
JOUN CELLAR
We are a little away from the
high rent district, but it will
pay you to look us up.
Cse Store Corner First ts J
Ytrtn tu: J Ca Ctr Ccr
ner Third tzi DAvis .
. &vaV "111
m 4:
i '- iw . mr as f r at x. --mt. -.a i ea
a .
i-s-a't.
th coming winter upon It.
A EAMES.
- i
- Stockton. Oakland, Cat.': Spokane.
Lewiston and Boise Idaho, and io.
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-AMU!
Marquam Grand Theatre
OHLT TWO MO SB PSBrOBJIABOBS, v
TOBIOHT At S O'CLOCK.
Toaavraw Afteraoea at S o'clock.
Klaw A - Brlss(Ws BtapeoAoas " Piediataj
Oeaeral latw wuo's Great Drims,
"Ben lur"
Altbeas th aale has bu -very larae to4
, seats auy be feae at
SSe, Tie, fl.OS, Sl.S. BS.SS saS s.M
Beats sow selllas for toe satire eassseaMst.
Marquam Grand Theatre
Saturday Evening. Oct 23th, at 8J5
Ta Vopalas xetars
Mr. Barry Bulkiey
of Washlnarton. D. C, will deliver his
celebrated Illustrated talk upon, -
m Kiiorat iuiioiui park
Assisted sy Btrs. Bos Blooh-Baoer,
ears, waner axeea, suss xixasu
. sTaea. Mr. Soxa t. Baa. ..
L-eciur Mir 01 tn jnrar. Delivered a
th St. Iouia Exposition and durin
tb entire nerlod of the Lewla and Cls-r
Exposition by Invitation of th U. S.
sovernment Illustrated by over one
hundred beautiful views.
By special requeat Mr. Bulklev will
deliver during hla forthcomlns tour of
th eaat and middle weat his lecture
upon ' lorUana, the City of Roses."
Tickets. II. For esle at Portland
Cigar Stand, Portland Drue Store,
Wood a ra, Clarke A Co.
Under the personal direction and su
pervision of Arraat Stoddart. ''
Pbooe Mila 1SOT.
Raim of Mnalral Biirlsne
TAUHILX, AND THIHD STKKETS
Jest twe more t1m ToaUjbt. S:1B; toatorrow
astloee, 3:
ID. K
nor!
rforaianee
tomorrow nlxat.
Tbe Big Musical Bsrlceqas' Bocpsai,
TKS JOLLT SBABS WTDOWS.
Stsrtlas Sunday aUtlnM. Aootber Uusieal
EXirarasanss. - ., .
THX WASHIHOTOB BOOIXTT SIX LB.
PBICRfl Erenlns. 2Se. Wvc. BOr. TV: Stnr.
Say aistlneM, lBr, 36r. S6o, tOc; . Wednesday
nstlnoe, SSe to say seat. . i
Empire Theatre
PORTLAND S POPIT.AR PLATHOT'SB.
MILTON W. SRAMAN. Masasrr.
Three More Performns TonlM 8:15, To
morrow Msllnoe X lo, Tomorrow
Might :ia. .
Beralee Howard la the Stlrrinf Boeltty Melo.
. drama,
"WHY WOMIB' Bllr."
All 5t -Wefe. Btsrrlns Sunday Vatlnee, a
DraautlMtloa ef Berths M. Clsr'e .
, smous oTu "
N . "XIOBA TBTOBBB." !,'.; ; .
PRtCKS Krenlnf. IV. 25c, SSe and BOc:
SMtlMe, lOe. ISe sad SSe,
THE GRAND
. Thestas KM(aa A Ce.
MUases Wsaa' Xaest4 OMek Bes.
Tha bUIosom. Sk.ntlB.lll.
Weatea Irae. Tn4 Fartates,
trnt araaaiseese.
Cinwrat lmtetoa IOp: erenlns, Bendsra an
RalMsTS, resnrca ssts ea lewae- floor. Sne.
Dallr mstlaeoe. a Lira ksrer floor. lOe: hn
stats, SRe. v .... . .
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THE STAR
-. ' ' Tie Tr.iUrUSs full..
Ta aUDeaaM Trie.. . . Ua Tawa.
uoura a aersara.
BUlr Barest. ,.atfn4 teaur.
The IttnswM,
' ajfrnml - loo,' lot; etealaa. BvaAsyt
4 holidays, r.srrs asata ee loirsr finer.
We; Ssllf mstloeeK .eoth-e lower floor, 10c;
sos seatat aoc
Clcrcmont Tavern
finest Roadhouse In th West. '
rastovB) ro KAJiTXAarD objubbbt.
-bTOBCXAB Northern Ferine Pvicet
00114 limited' leaving Portland dally
at 4:30 p. m. stops at Claremont Re
tumlnc (same train) leaves ClaremoDt
aa llu.lt aw aa. . ,. , , .,. . , ..
mi Jim
' ' THE DAY AT ,
THE r.iUH (lOISG CO.
. t Inaiolvaint r
109 Sixth Street, Bet. Washington and Stark .
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITIES
Fall'i most favored fashions in MEN'S AND
YOUNG MEN'S " SUITS, . .'OVERCOATS, :r.
, CRAVENETTES 'AND TAlLOR-M ADE
OFF MUCK PRICES
The below schedule is a test of the bona fide
r redactions to be found at this sale, and is surely
an inviting fact to prudent buyers and wearers of
GOOD CLOTHING
' Overcoats and CravenetteQ
$12.50 OVERCOATS AND
$13.00 OVERCOATS AND
$17.50 OVERCOATS AND
$20.00 OVERCOATS AND
.: $25.00 OVERCOATS AND
$30.00 OVERCOATS AND
.... $35.00 OVERCOATS AND
Suits
$12.50 MUCK SUITS for.
$15.
1.00 MUCK SUITS for.. ,..
. m OIUD tf Tf XT SfTT1e
' at rina muwxv suns iui ... ...., . .
$20.00 ELEGANT MUCK SUITS for.......; ..f 11.8 L
$25.00 SELECT MUCK SUITS for $14.75
$30.00 SPECIAL MUCK SUITS for f 1T.TO
: $35 00 BEST SACK English Walking; Frock nd
Tuxedo Muck Suits for...... .........f S0.65
1 iM Trbusers. 13: W:K
$3.00 MUCK TROUSERS for ..............if 1.80
$4.00 MUCK TROUSERS for ........82.35
15.00 MUCK TROUSERS for. i...... .v.. 82.95
6.00 MUCK TROUSERS for...., .,....,...83.55.
$7.50 MUCK TROUSERS for.......... .......84.45 '
W-i Hats' ' "'.t'i
. , ALL THE NEWEST. FALL STYLES. ? T
$2.0d MUCK HATS for..:.:.. i. i....v..1.20
$3.00 MUCK HATS for. 81.85 .
$4.00 MUCK HATS f or. ..:...;.. tt . 82.85 i.
. 5.00 MUCK STETSON HATS for.,.. .......82.85 ,
" :"' :' Underwear :
75c MUCK UNDERWEAR for. . . .'. . . ,. ; . . . . .. ." 45 "
!1.00 MUCK UNDERWEAR for.. . 904 '
1.50 MUCK UNDERWEAR for 80
$2.00 MUCK UNDERWEAR for f 1.20
$2.50 MUCK UNDERWEAR for 81.45 "
$3.00 MUCK UNDERWEAR forM fl.85
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Our Stock of Fur Garments Includes'
Exclusive Models In
FUR TIES FUR SCARFS
FUR STOLES FUR BOAS
, . FUR PILLQWUFFS
Alaska Sfalskins,1-0" Our
MINK COATS OTTER COATS
PERSIAN LAMB COATS
ASTRACHAN COATS
W NEAR SEAL COATS
G.P.Rummelin&Sons
126 Second Street, Between Washington
. and Alder Streets.
LEADING & RELIABLE
vSpecial Valines in Millinery
$.3.50 TO 05.50; r-t
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cent tiroductlons of our workroom, where we employ the best talent -
tatnable, and have tor the past week devoted special attention to popular-priced
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