THE OREGON .DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 3. KOI
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TO EUD GRAFT OF ST
. JOHNS SCENE
v Great Ilibbon 4
30c-35c Values for 18 5,000
yards highly luitered Silk Taf
feta Ribbon,' 4 to 5 inches wide,
in every desirable shads; regu
lar value 30c and 35c jn .
yard. Bargain Friday.. ..IOC
xa
Xlibbpns
35c-45c Values for Se 7.000 :
yards beautitul Fancy - Ribbon's,
comprising stripes, checks,,
printed warps, Dresden and
plaids, 3yi to 5 inches wide, for
sashes, belts and millinery; reg
ular value 35c. and 45c-il-yard.
Bargain Friday... aVOL
USv SENATOR
OF BAD FIRE
GETS RESPITE
Proctor of Vermont Has Supplied
Heroic Work of Chief Glover's
Blodgett Is Granted Stay of Ex
Over Two Million Dollars', .
; Worth of Marble.
Volunteer Department Saves
Town From Destruction.
ecution by Judge George on
V Application of Attorney.
4 ONLY SENATOR FAVORED
BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
TWO: BUILDINGS WIPED
JEFFREY MAKING EVERY '
V OUT BY THE. FLAMES
EFFORT FOR NEW TRIAL
Will Lose Million-Dollar Contract If
; : Tawney Provision la Incorporated
Roosevelt Frowns' on Present
System of Building.
Fire Starts in Rear of Halberg s Fur
District Attorney Manning Does Not
niture Store, and Destroys . That
Concern Together With Undertak
Oppose Appeal and Says He Be
lieves Condemned Murderer Should
ing Establishment. ;
Have Fair Deal
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Washington. J una J 7. Senator Proe
tor of Vermont has made mora than
$1,000,000 from marble oontraota tor
, the tiew senate and saw atrrlculturai
building. Ha aopea to ft a f 1.000,000
contract, but should tha provision of
- Chairman Tawnra of tha houae P-
- proprtatloa commlttea go through , ha
will loa tha contract.
How manr millions Senator Proctor
has mada out of tha government by
supplying atonaa . for government
cametarlea la not known, but hla con-
tracta eover tha north, east, aoutb ana
" west. ;
Oaly eaata Tavored. -.
Senator Prootor appear on the open
record aa tha only senator who seta
oontraota from tha rOTernraiL-- Re
cently, whan ha put In blda for tha
' marble for the-senate- office tbe-ojuee-
tlon of tha legality of a senator maun
i
-
Senator Proctor of Vermont
contract waa dlacussed by the commis
sion In chare and they gravely de
cided that ha la all right, aa ha la In
corporated," althoughi. It la said tha
"business'' has been turned over to Mr.
Proctor's son, Fletcher D. Proctor, who
baa been nominated for governor of
Vermont by the Republicans.
1 Raising the question of-whether "Mr.
Proctor, Incorporated," could do busi
ness with the government was not
necessary, that general queatlon having
been, decided- by Mr. Root whan secre
tary of war In the Llttauer glove case.
Tha point . was then mada that there
would have been no trouble If tha
IJttauera . had been Incorporated,
president in Opposition.
: tt was reported today that the presi
dent la frowning savagely on tha large
number of contracts Mr. Proctor la
getting, but the contrary Is tha official
fact. Tha president and Senator Proc
tor are on tha beat of terms. The sena
tor always la a welcome visitor at the
executive offices.
'- There have been statements to the
affect that when tha marble for the
senate buildings waa needed blda were
called for. and Mr. Proctor and many
other bidders. Including- the Blue Ridge
company of Georgia and one from Ala
bama, put In bids. The senata commis
sion decided that none of the blda would
do. Senator proctor's waa not the low
est Tha commission decided In secret see
alon that there were "evidences of col
lusion." Blda again were anked for and
'Proctor'e bid waa 11.121,000, aa' against
11,110,000 by thai Blue Ridge company,
tha next highest, ao tha contract was
awarded to Proctor.
Before 'that ha had been the succesa
ful bidder for the marbla for the new
agricultural building. Some marvelous
thlnga were done In that contract which
tha committee on appropriations of tha
houaa Is trying to have explained.
Wkesa Stone Waa Tsed.
c Tha marble Senator Proctor furnished
was used not for the construction of a
complete building, but for two wings.
When tha money waa used up the agrl
cultural department asked for 11,000,
000 mora to go on with the work.
- Chairman Tawney of the appropria
tions committee, said that If his plan
waa carried out, no building would be
erected unlesa congress first appro
priated tha money after hearing just
Tha city of Bt, Johns was saved from
almost total destruction at 1:10 o'clock
this morning by the splendid work of
Its volunteer firs department tinder the
direction of Fire Chief Tom Glover. The
Bra broke out la tha rear of Halberg-s
furniture atora and spread rapidly to
the undertaking establishment of Zeller,
Byrnes Blackburn, destroying tha two
buildings before It was under control.
Tha, furniture store. was a two-story
frame and together with tha stock of
furniture was valued at It.TOO. The
undertaking establishment waa a one
story frame. Tha total loss on this
building and stock was 11,800. -The only
Insurance reported waa H.S00, on the
stock of furniture.
Xava ITaxrew Xscape.
.- Two families llvfng above ths furni
tura store barely get out with their
lives,' loslnr aU Ihelr household effects.
During the progress of the Ore the
electric wires. feU. In the street, greatly
hindering tha work of tha department.
Tha pressure In the water mains proved
ample for fire-lighting purposes.
Ths people of St. Johns ara loud In
praise of their fire department. But for
the efforts of the volunteer company
a, large section of tha bualneaa center
would have gone up la smoke and
flames.
Recorder Thorndyka aays that ha haa
been connected with Are departments
for a good many years and haa helped
to subdue many Urea, but that ha never
aaw a Bra department more admirably
handled than,, that of" St. Johns at last
night's lira. . . ;,
SAYS ENGLAND WILL DEMAND
LOIS OF OREGON HOPS
J. N. Hoffman Writes From Lon
don That Island Kingdom Will
Soon Be Paying Good Prices. '
"I would urge tha Oregon growers to
make good use of . their time In caring
wall for tha bop crop, aa present con
ditions force na to predlot fair demand
by England tor a large block of the
eoaat hops at a fair figure," writes- J,
N. Hoffmann of .the condition of tha
hop market in London, where ha la at
present. Ha la well known in thla city
and la thoroughly familiar with the hop
situation. The letter was received "by
G. B -Hovendea of thla city.
"Arrived here in company with Mr.
Durst, Sunday, tha 10th," ha- wrote
from London, June IS. ''"Have been In
the vlolnlty of the hop exchange dis
trict, but little la doing. .The Oregon
hops have not yet arrived. Am of the
opinion, that thla delay Is rather lucky,
as reports unfavorable to crop condi
tions have a tendency to stiffen tha
market, I will be on the lookout for
any information that 'may be of inter
eat to the coast growers. . .
"Prices hero quoted are ranging from
SO to 70 shillings for Pacific coast, but
none ara selling. No business of any
importance Is being done at present.'
Holders are waiting for further develop
ments as to crop outlook. Price must
go higher In tha near future If present
conditions continue. There la but little
gooda of prima quality .on tha market
at any figure. Brewers, dealers and
growers ara waiting.
NEW SCHOOL WILL BE
BUILT AT MEDFORD
(pedal Dispatch to The tarsal.) '
Medford. Or, June tt. At tha annual
school meeting here Charles Strang was
reelected director and Carl T. Jonas re
elected clerk.
The directors wars authorised to Issue
warrants not to exceed $10,000 for the
erection of an eight-room building and
remodeling the present - High school
building to suit tha needs of
that growing department. Complete
equipment - for physical and chemical
laboratories has bean ordered.
The following teachers were retained
at an Increase of salary: M. B. Eigne,
superintendent; Bessie Hill, principal of
High school; Olive Huffer, assistant In
High school, and Minnie Gowland. Mary
Talbert, Ethelyn Hurley, May Phlpps,
Mrs. M. L.. Dally, Maa Roberts. In tha
gradea. New teachers added to tha
corps are Miss Jennie Cameron, Man
kato, Minnesota; Elroy McNeill, Ash
land; Delia Bhunk. Monroe Center,
Michigan; Anna Bee eon. Ashland, and
Gertrude Johnson, Eugene. There la
still to be elected a science man and a
supervisor of music and drawing.
what tha money was Intended for.
Such a provision would require all tha
movers of appropriations to be per
fectly frank.
The tact that the wing of ths build
ing were made of "Vermont marbla
seems to require, at - least, ' "aesthet
ically. that the rest of the building be
made of Vermont marble, which can be
furnished only by Henator Proctor. -
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Dignity of Quality and Fairness
- v v-v; of Price
ountn moiiicB b
DIAMONDS
At this Jewelry store, where reliability accompanies every gala, aad a
large aad splendid stock awaits Inspection. - - -
V OUR DIAMOND MOUNTED JEWELRY J
v- mm m ' w v-r eewi oe aurpaeeeq toe world
com. tm Ajrn wassuwotow rrirxrTS. ' -MaaafaetarlaeT
Jewelers. Opticians. , Slamo&d Importer.
Not only Is John A, Jeffrey, ths now
counsel appointed for George L. Blodg
ett last Monday, using every effort to
perfect an appeal to ths supremo oourt
for the doomed man, but District At
torney Manning and his assistant. Gus
C Moser, are lending their assistance
Messrs. Manning and Moeer say that
hlle they believe Blodgett deserves
hanging, thesv think h should have a
fair deal and they are placing not, ob
stacles in tha way of ths appeaL'-.- "
On application of Attorney verrrey
this morning Judge George granted a
atay of execution - and certificate of
probable cause, which gives Blodgett a
respite and allows time to perfect the
appeal. When the star of execution
waa asked Mr. Moaar said:
"We wlU-not oppose tha granting of
thla stay. We want to see this maa
have-a fair deal end It la because his
former attorney. Charles F. Lord, neg
lected to do what he should that It has
to be asked for at this time.'
The application for the stay was sap-
ported by the affidavits of Blodgett and
the official court reporter, A. W. Person.
In his affidavit Blodgett said ho had
made every effort to take appeal, had
retained an attorney and paid him for
his work, but could do nothing person-
silly, being confined In the county Jail,
and that hla counsel had refused to visit
him there. . ' r .
Person CHVee Affidavit.
Mr. Pereon declares In hla affidavit
that be waa not directed to extend the
testimony from his shorthand notes
until nearly noon on the day of Juno Ha,
whan ha waa requested by Attorney
John A. Jeffrey to proceed aa rapidly
as. possible with the. transcript. . He
saya It will be Impossible to finish it
before June 10.
Notice of appeal to tha supreme court
waa also filed In the circuit oourt thla
morning by Mr. Jeffrey for Blodgett
Deputy District Attorney Gus C
Moaar this morning reoelved a letter
from W. T. McKeown, county attorney
of Flathead county, Montana, la which
McKeown said he had known Blodgett
at Kallapell for five yeara; that during
part of that time Blodgett waa oon
stable of Kaltspell township and was
regarded by respectable people In that
country as being much better than tha
class no associated with.
When- I gave orders closlns- eJl
dancehalla, showshopo and gambling
.dens, says McKeown, "Blodgett was
tha.firs te aloes hla place of business
and he always showed a willingness
to obey the law. He drank heavily lot
years ana l tn;nahe may have been
temporarily deranged. At least It does
not seem to me that tha murder was
premeditated and In cold blood.
"In view of 'the negligence and un
concern with' whloh Blodgett's at
torney, Lord. Is said to have acted in
the matter, I think at leaat a atay of
execution should be granted and hope
what I have said max navs been ot
soma benefit to him." , , ,, (
ROOSEVELT IS INDORSED BY
BAPTIST CONVENTION:
Resolutions Are Adopted, Re
ports Are Head and Officers
Elected for Ensuing Year.
The afternoon aesslon yesterday of
the Willamette Baptist association was
chiefly given over to a meeting of the
Women's Horns snd tha Foreign Mis
sionary society. The meetlne- waa ore.
aided over by Mrs. James Failing. Ad
dresses were mada by Mrs. D. G
Latourette and Mlsa Mlllapaugb, an
evangelist, who stated that It was
necessary to raise 1610 for thla year's
work..
For tha ensuing year Rev. C A, Nut
ley waa elected moderator and Rev. O.
A. Learn clerk.
Tha election of officers was followed
by a short bualneaa session. The usual
resolutions ware presented and read by
kov. o. vtr. urirnn. The word Tern
pe ranee" was stricken from tha reeolu
tion and tha word "prohibition" In
serted; "prohibition" waa considered too
mild, and "annihilation", was finally
determined upon as tha proper word to
use in describing tha association's pol
icy with reference to the liquor traffic
Resolutions ware Introduced at ths
night seaalon by Rev. K. M. Bllaa,
commending President Roosevelt for his
campaign against corruption In blah
place, also approving and supporting
tha officials of Multnomah county in
their efforts to punish those guilty of
fraud In the recent election. The reso
lutions were adopted. ,
The session was brought to a close
last night by an address by Rev. W.
T. Jordan on "The Parting of. ths
Ways.; ' . .- . .
SPLENDID SEASIDE SERVICE
tt rieaaea ths Vnbllo and Everybody
Saturday, June 10,' marks the Initial
trip of . tha "Portland-Seaside Flyer,"
the crack train of tha A. A C. R. R-,
which will leave the union depot every
Saturday during ths eummer season at
1:10' p. m. for Clatsop Beach points.
arriving at Seaside at : p. m mak
ing only such stops en route as are
absolutely necessary to. tha suooessful
operation--! thla faat train, excelling
everything In point of modern equip
ment ana a moaai or oomiort ana con
venience. ' ,
. In oonnecUoa with thla strictly haw
train service. Saturday special round
trip excursion tickets will be sold from
Portland to all Clatsop and North- Beach
points at rata of U 10, good to return
Sunday evening Tlckata on sale at
city ticket offioe, 141 Alder street, and
union depot. .
rr' -' TtdgmmA la Oerden Oaea.' !
(Soerlal Datpatek s Tilt JnaraaL) " '
. Athena, Or, June tt. Judgment In
the caseof Rosens welg S hick against
Jane Cardan waa entered against the
defendant - in Justice. Chamberlefa'e
court yesterday for tha sum Of $211.60
and casta,' disbursements and attorney's
fees, whig waa Its. i ,
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71 p2fel to iSaFpii
Our weeklr event, which means an Immense savine on rood, dependable and seasonable merchandise.. Here Is a page of items
that for absolute worth stand unrivaled. Our bargains cannot be duplicated. You find no undesirable merchandise here. Every
item is fresh, clean and up-to-date. Keep this fact before you. - There is no juggling; with prices at this store. Our regular
prices are low. Our Bargain Friday Prices have never been equaled. Read the specials carefully. Come as early as you can.
This season's styles Suito at PricGD Toil Can't Duplicate
SUIT VALUES THAT XT WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE-FOR YOU TO EQUAL ELSEWHERE STYLE AND QUAL-
: ; ; yy ity considered.- r'y;:- y"-''-'.:'"-
We have selected about 35 suits from our regular 'stock of stylish, new garments. Some of them are worth as high as
$20.00 and we are going to give you your choice tomorrow (Friday) at 810.00. Our reason for selling these suits at such
a low figure is because we need the room to show summer wash suits, skirts and waists. These 'suits offered tomorrow are
made in the Pony and Eton styles in plain and fancy mixtures, some are trimmed, others plain; skirts are in circular and
pleateq, styles, values up to zu,w. opeciany pneco -n vvrxaaa.a iaifji vitaiji vv.yv. 3 ;
Covert Coats
at Exactly Half Price
A great . opportunity to purchase
nobby summer coat at much less than
the regular price!. ' " . ; .
, Aciin Friday :
S? Coats at 33.50
If you didn't get one last Friday don't
mind, you will have another chance to
morrow j'after that, no more. "They are
wonderful coats for the money,'' that's
what everybody said who came last week,
but the main point to you. is that they
are stylish, nobby coat's in a correct Weight for summer wear."
'Tan coats and gray mixtures in popular fitted styles, trimmed
with stitched straps, strictly man tailored .-throughout. To
morrow, Bargain Friday, will positively be your tj5 PA
Jast chance to buy real $7.00 coats at only. .. . .spOaUU
$1.00 for Walking Skirts Fully Worth $1.50
A great sale tomorrow Women's Walking' Skirts, madj, of
excellent wash materials, ducks and coverts, in both plain and
fancy colors, in medium and dark shades; they are nicely tail
ored and prettily trimmed with stitched straps and buttons.
Made expressly for all around wear; best $1.60 d -AA
grades. Bargain Friday only. ....... . sj) aUU(
Shirtwaist Suits $1.98' Values at $1.35
Everybody says our Shirtwaist Suits are the best values in the
,cfty and for Bargain Friday we offer still greater values.
iPretty Shirtwaist Suits, made of excellent quality percale, in
neat black and white checks ; the waist is made in the latest
styles with loose front, stock collars, pockets, full sleeves with
deep 4-button cuff ; the skirt is full, gored style, finished with
deep flounce; best $1.98 values.- Exclusively this fll IP
season's style and on sale Bargain Friday at. . . . . . . . j)l eOO
95c
ri
- Sateen Petticoats
Best $1.25 Values
An extra special purchase affords us the op
portunity of giving the women of this city
one of the best Petticoat values ever offered.
Made of excellent mercerized black sateen,
in a number of attractive new styles, trim
med with tucks, ruffles and accordion
pleating; economical women will appreciate
this special offering; skirts that are fully
worth $1.25 on sale Bargain Friday
White Lawn Waists $1.05 I
I ; 20 Dozen Waists Worth $1.50, $1.75 and $1.90 y;
Your choice tomorrow of five different styles of White : Lawn
Waists ; that are 'exceptionally good values at the regular
prices.; Some have short sleeves, button backs, others long
sleeves, open fronts, all are elaborately trimmed with Val.
lace or , embroidery.. In order to reduce ur-enorraous stock
we have selected these beautiful waists for tomor- 1 AC
row's Bargain Friday Sale your choice... ...... ...sDleUd
Two Extra Special OiTeringrfl at the '
Bargain Square Friday V
- ,. ' Lawn Kimonos Best $1.00 Grade G8e .; '
Women's Short Kimonos, made of splendid quality lawn, in
the most approved styles, both tight and loose fitting effects,
in a large assortment of colors, flowers and figures, in both
small and large designs;. regular $1.00 values. One COr
day only Bargain Fridayat............... .UOv
, ; Children's Hats Best 50c Values 39e
Special at the Bargain Square tomorrow Children's Lawn
Hats, in colors white, pink and blue, made with fluted brim
and 'shirred crown trimmed with large rosette.; best O A
60c grade. Bargain Friday at O7L
Splendid Bar grains in lien's
. Wear for Friday Sellingr
.' Universal approval of our special offerings
. 0n this day, given over, as it U, to extraordi
nary value-giving, is Indicated in the tremen
dous aelling increase week by week; but it is
. rare good fortune, to stumble against such de
cisive cuts in prices as we announce below: -
$1.30 Will Buy Suit Cases ;
Fully Worth $2.00
A special lot of Suit Cases on sale tomorrow
just when you need them most 22 and 24-inch
Suit Cases, good wearing quality,, strongly
made, with steel frames, brass lock and clasps,
heavy leather handles and reinforced corners,
' suitable for men and women; best $2.00 grade.
Specially priced. Bargain Friday, J J ,39
Men's Union Suits. aq
Best $1.50 Quality UOO
rery fortunate purchase enables us to offer
a most remarkable bargain in Men's Union
Suits; these are made of-the finest Egyptian
cotton with full finished seams, are cut full
-sise and perfect fitting; men who havebought
them say they are extraordinary values try
a couple of suits yourself: genuinely ; finest
quality and well worth $1.50. Special QOr
.for Bargain Friday yOS
Greatest Values in Laces.
- Our entire stock of Alloversi Bands, Galloons,
Medallions and Edgings in applique,' enise,
baby Irish and oriental effects. An endless
' variety to select from at clearance sale prices
t for Bargain Friday.
. Women's Belts . .
A Sample Lot Priced Low.
A sample lot of Women's Belts, about 150
doien in all, embracing every style, color and
material now in vogue: Wash Belts, Kid Belts,
Silk Belts and Tinsel Belt, plain and jeweled;
a superb collection. At strictly clearance prices
for Bargain Friday. .
Wash Belts .
50c Value for 25400 dozed Wash Belts,
richly embroidered, " with beautiful pearl
buckle; regular value 50c For Bargain Fri
day enlyr,....v.'..... ...........S&f
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TheSeason'sBijXCestBar
gaixis in Domestic Room
Each week our wonderful Bargain Friday
Salea continue with greater enthusiasm. Every
thing of the most reliable quality and at the
most astonishing reductions! Do yon wonder
that these salea are growing in popularity, that
they are being talked about and patronised
heavier now than ever before? Examine the
wonderful offering for tomorrow, and Just re
member, the following price are for one day
only BARGAIN FRIDAY
India linen, 12tfo Grade, Oo
Extra for Friday 25,000 yards of white Indian
Linen Lawn, fine sheer weave, excellent wear-,
ing quality, full 30 inches wide; a very popu
lar material for cool summer garments; best
I2ie quality. Special for one day only Bar
gain Friday J
. White Oamhrio
: Best 10c Grade
Special for Friday About 50 bolts of white'
Cambric, best standard make, full ,36 inches
wide nice, soft-finish; Just the thing for in--fants-clothes
or dainty undergarments; sold
everywhere at 10c a yard. . Specially priced for
Bargain Friday ...... ....8a
4000 Yards Dress Lawns on
Special Sale Friday at 4c
Just received in ' time for "Friday's Bsrgain
Sale A special purchase of 4,000 yards of
pretty new Dress Lawns in a most complete
and carefully selected assortment of styles and
colors in flowered and figured effects; all
bright new goods that would sell in the regu
lar way, at 6lic a yard. Will be on sale Bar
gain Friday at ...........................
Bargain Friday You Can Boy Hj
03 Hosimoolis at 02.1 0
A Great Bargain Tomorrow we shall place oa
sale S' special line of extra heavy, closely
woven, good, strong canvas weave Hammocks,
with spreader at top and bottom, upholstered
head rest and 12-inch valance,- extra large sise,
a big assortment of designs .and colorings to
choose from;' best $3.00 values. On sale for
one day only-r-Bargain Friday afi-..f
Bxtraordinary Shoe Values;
Ws are showing more than 300 styles
Women's Oxfords at Half Price and Better for
Bargain Friday. We have made a big reduc
tion on every line of Oxfords in the house. ;
We went to close out all the lines possible
before July 4th. It will pay you to the extent
of from one to two dollars on every pair you '
buy now.. We've more styles m Oxfords than '.
til the other stores in Portland combined. We
rant you to buy now and save money., This
is our lsst Bsrgain Friday before the Fourth
and your last opportunity to get Bargain, Fri-'
day prices. .
400 pairs Women's White Canvas Oxfords '
Worth $2.00 and $2.50. Bargain Friday.fl.50.
872 pairs Women's Chocolate Vici Kid Lace
Oxfords Worth $2.00 snd . $2.50. Bargain -
Friday ;..,........... 9 l.Opi
1,216 1 pairs Women's chocolate vici kid, Rus-".
sia ca If, black vici kid and gun mef&ixalf laeer":
Oxfords; worth $3.50. Bargain Friday. 1.60 -300
pairs Girls' and Boys' hand-made barefoot
Sandals; worth twice what. we ask.; Bargain
Friday .
Girls kid lace shoes, witn patent leather tips:
worth up jto $2.25. ' Bargain Friday'. . . . . .be
Children's black and tan lace Oxfords, sizes 9
to 12: worth $175 and $2.00.- Bargain Fri
day . .7. . . .-.TT. . . .7. . .-.T. ,V7.-77J7. . 7. . . .90f
BOYS SHOES GREATLY REDUCED.
NOT A CLEARANCE LOT BUT A SPE
CIAL PURCHASE JUST RECEIVED.
Women's Lace Open Work '
. .. Stockings
In black snd tan, at leas than Half Price Cr '
See window display. ..................lOL'
Without doubt the biggest and best bargain,
sale of Women's Hosiery ever offeree. A most
extraordinary offering for tomorrow. Another '
purchase direct from the manufacturer that,
will make tomorrow's sales1- at the - hosiery -counter
ths heaviest for the month 3,000 pairs -of
new patterns lace liale thread Stockings for
women in black or tan. A handsome range
of patternav. Open down to the toe. These are -splendid
qualities" at 35c pair. In order to wind
up the most successful month in the career'
of. this department we will place the entire
lot on sale tomorrow at less than cost of man- .
ufacture, all sizes, all styles of lace lisle stock
ing. No phone orders filled at this C I
price none sent C O. D. Pair ...Idl ,