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T THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUE3DAY EVE NINO. NOVEMBER ' 0. IKS. ELDER HILL SAIL, r ' 5- int.' Ons of them waa afflloted with trachoma. " Several' British vessels in the harbor are minus men brought bare, but thla la nothing out of the ordinary, because sailors on British or other for elgn windjammers, excepting the French, do not believe It worth while making more than one voyage on each vessel if they oaa possibly get away. CONCERT FOR SEAMEN r Fifth Sixth and Washington Strttfs OLDS, WJORTMAM & Kim STORE NEWS ......... . ..- - Tha "Dffierezt tlzn " DECLARES DOE MaJiftgTngOwnerf Famous .Craft Applies for Documents at Custom House. RECEIVING CARGO AT - FLOUR MILLS TODAY . Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers Mar Approved Equipment of VeMel and ; She Will Leave Tonight if Cargo ' la Placed on Board.' Charles P. Do, man ring qwnsr of ' the. steamer George W. Elder, was. at the custom, house this morning and ap plied for an enrollment and license for the Elder and the documents will prob- - ably be teeued this afternoon if all the necessary signatures eso bs obtained. . A Mr. Doe stated emphatically that there Is .nothlnc to delay the steamer from geUlog-awty. jtiils evening, aa- scheduled except possibly the longshoremen may not be able to flnlib loading" her. She Is at the flour mills today receiving . cargo and will be shifted to Martin's dock this evening. If everything cae be gotten Into shape the steamer will . sail this evening, otherwise she will get r away tomorrow morning. -j- .. ' "I hare no statement to make," said Sir. Doe, "but certainly the Elder will all as soon ss we can get her ready " for the sea. - It is difficult to say what hour a vessel will be ready to depart on her first trip because when you think' - everything Is ready something comes up giving more delay. Some of the - mechanics are still at work on the boat, but -they will get through - with their work today. The steamer is still re celvlng csrgo and that la sufficient in dication of our Intention to have her all as soon ss possible." Inspectors Edwards and Fuller have given the ateamer their . approval, so there is no question about her being thoroughly equipped with lifeboats and ether appliances. 1 The oustom house officials are today arranging to give ' her signal letters. Possibly this ques tion will have, to be submitted the commissioner of navigation at' Wash ington because it is not certain whether a steamer once wrecked and abandoned 'can adopt her former letters without special permission - from Washington. This, however, would , not prevent her . efrora sailing any time, aa that matter x ean be attended to later. , Tickets are still being sold for the trip snd no offer has been made to re- deem those already sold. , REPORTS AWFUL STORMS ; American ' Bark Xae Terrible Bxper- . lanoe la sTorta Pacific . -According to - reports .brought- to Seattle by the crew of the American ' bark General Fairchiid, wnicn arrived on Puget Bound laat Saturday from Port Clarence, Alaska, the Nort Pactflo oean-wae visited by . terrific squalls during the Utter port of October and the early part of November. -Terrific - - squalls assailed the bark ' and she lost much canvas. On Itovemser 1 the ves sel had to heave to, the gale having In creased to fearful proportions. In view of the report brought by the oeneral man-child It is reared that the missing bark Iverna waa caught In these same galea which nearly sunt the old American, trader to the bottom. The Iverna waa light and for that rea son more difficult to handle. On No- vpmher 11 Lhe weather, became yerr . foggy and while the Falrchlld was laboring in the sea a big four-master r.-i. driving before- the wind,- passed her so close that those on board could almost touch-her, This occurred a. couple, of days oft Cape Flattery. It is possible that the big four-master was the Iverna. The members of tha crew of the Fair child were almost exhausted whsn they reached port. For to days the mate did not remove bis rubber boots and he alept only at long intervals. Hall driven by the gale raised black and blue lumps on the hands and faces of the sailors and they suffered Intensely .from loss of sleep. REWARD ON HIS HEAD Preach Captain Will Pay Fifteen Dollars for Betorm of Bailor. Anyone finding a lost sailor belong ing to the French bark Bougainville will please return the same and receive a reward. The skipper hss decided to pay 115 a head for each deserting sailor returned to his vessel, and If enough of them leave some one may find It profitable to take out a license to hunt French sailors. Ons sailor In particular that the cap tain of the Bougainville wishes brought back is afflicted with trachoma. Thla man skipped -out a couple of days ago, and It Is up to the ship to carry him away upon leaving port .or pay a fine for losing hlra here, unless it can be shown that every precaution waa taken against his desertion. Ths French bark La Tour de Au vergne, which la rsdy to leave down today, bound for Queenatown or Fal mouth, has been offering a reward for the return of the four tars who got away one night while no one was look. aEBHBBSBggg- g-9 itteIbs . A disturbed dfgestion soon leads to a more serious sick ness. Be wise in time and commence - takingthe - Bit ters. It perfects digestion, and thus cures Flatulency, Bloating, Sour Risings, Poor Appetite. Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, Kidney Troubles, Female Ills, Chills,. Colds or nntral Dehilitv. Trv it - j. - t' J - BOaa See Bfcrwaa Arranges Program for Tomorrow Bvenlng. ' , Mies Lena Harwaa baa arranged a splendid program for the weekly con cert to be given at the Seamen's Insti tute, 100 Front street, tomorrow even ing. The program follows;. Bong, J Cullen, steamship Dunerlc; mandolin solo, J. McConkey; pland solo, P. Cl opka, ship Bankburn; song. Miss Lena Harwaa; recitation, Mrs. J. McNally; song, Mi-S:w4bbV jhlpGlenalvon; piano solo..R. Emmett, ship Robert' Duncan; recitation, Miss .Muriel Smith: piano solo. Miss - Florence ' Jenee; whistling solo, Thomas Sandercock; duet, Messrs. Oleaaon and Schwarts, etiip Bankburn; violin solo. Professor Sylvester; solo, Andrew Cain; song, Mr. Turner; bugle calls, David Harry; songs by a quartet: song, C. Fernand, ship Jacobsen; song, J. Turbine, ship Inverness-shire; song, Mrs. Fred Olson; song, ,W. Hayward; song, Mr. ' DuponcheU ship Oweenee; song, Miss Elisabeth Harwaa; pramo phome, J. Hodgson, ship Olenalvoa,; na tional antheme. : V7, . r . ; .' SEARCHING FOR IVERNA lombla Blver Testerday. Dvldently ' the revenue cutter Thetis hss not yet found . any ; signs of the missing- British . bark Iverna for.. yes terday . afternoon the cutter waa aeen off the - mouth -of - the Columbia river Steering south. - Bhe will probably take a run down the -coast with a view - of poaslbly finding the bark blown ashore In some Isolated spot. - Fears for the safety of the Vessel are growing stronger every day and thsrs are- few who would gamble on her ar rival. The opinion that she was caught In one of the severe galea and turned turtle Is rapidly gaining ground and her arrival "Would prove more of a aur prise than if she does not show up. Herry Hewitt, the marine insurance man, said today that in-his opinion the bark waa never seen off the bar after October 1(, when she was sighted by the French bark Bully. ' RIVER FALLS RAPIDLY Xorer Dooka Win Be Dry in a Couple . . of Days. V The Willamette at .Portland . waa down to 14 feet fhls morning and Is now beginning to fall rapidly. It will continue to fall rapidly for the' next few daya. District Forecaster Beali say.; so that the docks . now under water will be open for business again soon. Ash street dock la the lowest In the harbor and It la covered by a few Inches only. Aside. Jtrom washing-drift Jiponths banks In places where eddies - formed, the sudden rise of the river did no ma terial damage hi the - harbor. The steamship companies operating from the low docks are well prepared for high water ao that the Hooding of their, wharves caused little Inconvenience. ' NORTHWEST OUT AGAIN That Sank Several Xeyg Ago - : - ta Commission. Ths steamer Northwest went Into commission this morning between Port land and Cowllts river points in con Junction with the steamer Georgia Bur ton, which was placed on the North west's run a few weeks ago when the latter was Injured by striking a rock In the Columbia. Both steamers will be operated between Portland and Kelso untU ths regular train traffic has been resumed on the Northern Pacific The Korthwear waa rit. ..mnnnr. fiepalis at lllS'yarde of the Portland" enipDuuaing company. - ALONG THE WATERFRONT' IT 17 TI -TT - TT O ST -W "ssf1 ' ssT ""' 1 " m'' ' "'L"' 1 rirtwr- - 1 is .11 ssn its ffi nave Reinforcements Arrived for the Thanksgiving .... Sale of Table Linens The Finer UtTot Irish Unens An In From the Richardson's Factory at Belfast Ten Days Late Delayed by the Recent Storms r w 1, 1 1 .. --1.1 ; " , -- v - The late itorma have brot trouble, and lota of It, to the great atorea that so abroad to buy their merchandiae from the foreign makers direct, in order, to save for their patrons the "ralddleman'r commission. An immense quantity of good have been delayed in transit; thla condition of things is bound to entail a loss to the merchants. In no other fine are we more affected than with our Linens. These goods were bot for Thanksgiving trade and should have been in at least ten day ago. Instead, they've just arrived. This' means to tis ten dayf, less selling time and the sale must - be- FORCED, for the linens must ALL be sold. - So we shall offer this late shipment, which .consists of the finer ' grades of the Richardson Linens, the beautiful hand-made and embroidered Scarfs, Tea Cloths, DoUtes, Dresser Cloths, Table Tops, etc- products of the expert Irish needlewomen'a winter handiwork, made at a time when their labor costs .but little, thus making the goods to cost nsand you less. In the iline are the fine Irish Satin Damask Tablecloths . and Napkins, the balance of our immense purchase of the "overs" of the Richardson factory. The tablecloth sixes In clude the following: 2x2 yarda, 2x2 varda. 2x3 yards, 2x3 yards, 2x4. yards, 2gx2tf yards, 254x3 yards. 2jx3y -yards, 2Xx4yi yards. Nkpkins are in both breakfast -sixes. The beautiful Hand-Embroidered Doilies, Tray Clothe, Dreser-Clothsand-Table-Topa-all-w4th-poke-bemstitched borders at 4raaticjedm:Uonsxmples , r ,r T04 e BO T6e Regular 05c values, special at.... Paeriilar Si on values, aoecia. at.... Regular $2.00 values, apeclal at .......... .f52 Regular $3.00 valuea, apedal at fS"? Regular $4.00 valuea, special at f 3.00 Regular 90c valuea, special at........... Regular $1.50 valuea. epecial at Regular $2.50 valuea, special at,. S1.90 Regular $3 JO valuea, special at fa.SO Regular $5.00 values, apeciai at . ... .... ..e)3.7B; aH.rT;nr V .Mmuasairw Sf-snr V K :- V t'l amtrtoun BWW j.wbpt. w-anw.-ss;n.BSWis-sM - isi.lH.iii sTitj Lest You Forget We Repeat Today These Excerpts From Yesterday's Store, , . News and Monday Bargains. Two Famous Recipes Free "How to Roast a Turkey" - -"How to Bake an Old-Fashioned Pumpkin . J-....:L.. Pie" ' ' The writer la the poeeesaor of twq of the most vahtabla recipee for. Thanksgiving use in existence. ' They have come down thru a generation from one of the moat famous cooks that ever graced an old New England kitchen or presided ovef a festal board in the land where Thanksgiv ing was born. They will be printed in the OLDS, WORT MAN At KING page NEXT SUNDAY. Every housewife will want 'em. Watch for this feature. New in Dainty Neckfixiifs .Suggeadona to Smart- TABLECLOTHS REDUCED Regular $3.75 values,' special at,.-...... 3.00 Regular $5.50 values, apedal at Zt'iZ Regular $8.00 values, special at.......... J6.BO Regular $10X0 values, special at fS.OO Regular $4.50 valuea, special at. 8.0O Regular $7.00 valuea, apeclal at..........f 5.TS Regular $9.00 values, special at... ....... $7.25 Regular $12.00 valuea; apeciai at ....... .f 10.00 aa to What's to Pay For - WOMEN'S FANCY NECKWEAR, i - . First Floor. New Collar and Cuff Seta, in plain silk, in light and dank colors, some plain,-others trimmed -with soutache and some hemstitched; prices, the set f 1.25 to 03.OO New Chiffon Stocks, with lace applique edge.... ..f 1.25 Pretty Lace) Stocks, with or without front tab: prices 50 40e 85 and Mf 8well little Lacs Jabots, made of different kinds of lace. combined with ribbon; price ' S3.00 New Wash Stocks; prioes. ,T5e 50e 35e and 25e) A ROUSING Sale of Dinner Sets. The That Greatest Sale of Women's Street Suits and Silk Skirts Continues gftW; d Floor1- The steam schooners Northland and Thomas L. Wand arrived yesterday flwm San Francisco. The former went to Inman, Poulsen Co.'s mills to load and the Utter went to Vancouver. Both go to San Francisco. - - Captain P. J. Werllch. lighthouse In spector, returned from Kelso last night because he - could not get through to Seattle. He made a fresh start this morning. Captain Werllch is en his way to Cape Hlchlnbrook, Alaska.. ' The French bark La Tour de Auverrne cleared today for Dublin with 10S.S7I ! bushels or wheat, valued at IT4.II0, and the British bark Buccleuch cleared for Queenatown or Falmouth for orders with 117,61 bushels of wheat, valued J at ini.ouu. The French bark Hoche, which ar rived at Astoria this morning from Honolulu comes nnder charter to Kerr, Olfford Co. to load wnest for Europe. The Harrlman San Francisco liner Costa Rica Is due to arrive here to night, but she will probably not get in till tomorrow morning because of being late In reaching Astoria. . . The liner Barracouta will be laid up at San Francisco for repairs, snd In the mean time the Asteo will carry the bulk of the freight. The Asteo is here and will probably get away tomorrow. The Oriental liner Numantla will shift to Alsska dock this afternoon to finish discharging. ' Her outward cargo will consist principally of flour, of which commodity she will carry about 0.000 barrels. 7. I W. .1. . " Ll.L Xne AlnanvMi vain Diiui.in which left up yesieraay went 10 one or me mills on the lower river to load lumber for San Francisco. The ship Berlin which Is loading lumber at Llnnton will soon be ready for the sea. She la shipping her crew. ' " ' r MARINE NOTES ' . Astoria. Nov." 10. -Arrived at s:J0 a. m. ateamer jiverion, iron nan Francisco. Arrived at 1:10 a. m. 1.' ..I. . h 1 n Mocha from- Honolnlil. Outside at 1:10 a. m. X three-masted schooner. ' Redondd, Nov. is. Arnvea ncnoonar W. H. Smith, from Columbia river. i.tneta Nm It. Balled at If nann r..i. r n V.nnAv. fnr Ran PUmYm Sailed at I p. m. Bark Big Bonansa, for nan yrancisco. Arrmu ax m.tv p. m. British ship Brodick Castle, from Newcastle, Australia, a. irranrlaro. Nov. lS..8allaAi Schooner Andy Mahony. for Portland. Point Loboa. Nov. II. Passed at t: p. m Steamer Asuncion, from Port land. Astoria. Nov. 10. Condition of the bar 'at S a. in., smooth wind , south ssst; weather cloudy. Shoos RIae to the Thanksgiving Occasion. Housewives Will " ' Benefit. " ' $102 JO Haviland China "Dinner Set $82.00 11 7-Piece Havi- - land cnina uinner ow. ootoct piu sumu ''."f - gold line inside border and gold over edge, old handles ' -and knobs, regular value $102.50; speaaU..f 82.00 $110.00 Haviland Chins Dinner Set $8840 113-Piece Set white and gold, heavv gold border, gold handles snd knobs, regular value $110.00; special 88.00 $183.75 Haviland China Dinner Set $153.o-177-Piece Set red border with gold border both inside and on edge of . each piece, very, rich, reg. vaL $18375; special 165.00 ! CARVINO SETS. ' Three-Piece Carving Sets, stag handles, 9-iach Wde ' 1.. -C .!.. .na-ial at t ...... 52.00 -D.ai.1 Vr-valttgr-sneeial -ati-eet . . .. s.o Regular $3.50 value; special at, set J .Regular $4.00 ! valuer special at. set f3.o -Women "shopped - around" The sale goes on today. yesterdsy, ith-the-result thatthis store-ecamathMeeca of buyers. Well -ft Une women told us our KcCiU she had proven it. She bot here. only demonstrated again, and forcibly, that greatest, values are ALWAYS here. One woman told us our REGU LAR prices were less than the "sate prices at another store on some suits and GUSH. SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER 8ETS. r. With Decorated Border Pattern. , . 50-Piece Set, special............... I'8 60-Piece Set, special ....... ... i r. ...... ...... T'iz - inn-Pi-e Set. soecial. fia.wB ODD LINES DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS. Gosing out at special prices, one or more pieces short, 25 ? sets to select from s 100-Piece Set, regulsr value $33.00; specjal J-?0 100-Piece Set, regular value ! 37.50; apecia J" 100-Piece Set, regular value : 40.00; apecia JT.OO 100-Piece Set, regular value $48.00; special...... fSO.OO $82.00 ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SET $65.00. Choice lines High-Grade English China'Dinner Sets; white , and gold decoration ., wait aa 117-Piece Set, regular value $82.00; special...... f 65.00 Oatkolle Oharek a Joseph. , SpcU! MiMtek to The InmaLt Joseoh. Or.. Nov. to. Bishop O'Reilly t ti.w.. ritv. who Is In chare-a of tha . . -... A,..n. A I rw-MBA. haa hMH In tha city superintending the preliminaries p a Lainoiio cnurvn mi inn piace. (fiv - n'Rrturki. a talented Tonnt priest, has been sppotnted to take charge of the proposed cburch and he la al ready hers. This Is the first Cathnlle church established la Wallowa county. WsWmbrellaShop OTTBSS SOatB STmPASStrsTO - TJUiTTMB TMSM WMK. Ursa Floor, JTea Big leva tors. Why not seleot that um brella for your frlend'a Christ mas gift today from abun dant stocks T We know most folks like to know about what's to pay. ao append thla list for information. You se-. lect here from the most boun tiful stocks In Portland and at aavlng prices: Special Today T.inrsai SA OOXiOKBS UBfSUWA S3 45. Splendid AZUSUk Colored- Um brellas, every one . guaran teed not to crack, fade or leak. They are all fancy A with borders and "TiavepTTir boxwood handles; our la.SO vmue; ipwiw at ?3.25 Pleoe-Oyed Taffeta Umbrellas . for every-day use; ' with plain or fancy bandies. . . ai a ai an. si rriuvii aa w vat wt sbfbvsv Children's Vmbrellaa, priced at..... fl.OO. 75, 50 Mdlea' Pine TJaion Taffeta UmbreOaa with plain and fancy handles; prices., 32.00 and S2.60 Women's or Men's Pleoe-Dyed Taffeta Umbrellas of .fine .' quality; with tape edge border; all have steel rods snd " paragon frames. Prices . . . . S3.00, S3.50 JVadlea Union Serge.. UasbreDaa, of very fine quality and guaranteed to wear! prioes ...34.00 and f4.SO Pine All-Silk umbrellae, ladles' or men's else a. Prices SS.0O, se.00, rro, rrjo ts s 25.00 Women's' Suits - Fourth Uhderpricet Handsomest $12.50 Petticoats In Town, $9.79 The Story of the Suits ; Two hundred snd fifty in the convention, all latest models, embracing the Prince Chaps," Pony, Eton, Norfolk, box front with fitted back jacket styles, ranir- ing from the jaunty 24-inch lengths to the more afately 4&.inch cost Backs-tight-or-half-fitted Material of cheviot, broadcloth, serge or stunning fancy-mixed -fab- i rics 'in mannish styles; rich cheviots in either the plain, wide-wale, blind r-diagonal weaves. Plain colora and smart mixtures in a, wonderful variety of patterns, in cluding beautiful plaids, checks, hairlines, broken plaids, stripes and figured effects. Every color combination is expressed.. Plain tailored models and trimmed. All products of superior workmanship and master tailoring. HTh rrimmtnflr arhemea ar wnrCd mit wifh rlrh wT vets, handsome braids, fsncy snd plain buttons, etc. The skirts are both plain and plaited; choose as your tsste dictates. Values rsnge from the best $18.50 suits V .s . S . . e a e a vh. in tne city to tnose tnai are remaraaoie values at Today you may choose from the great convention f Tailored Street Suits at ONE FOURTH REDUCTION from regular prices $18.50 Suits' for.. '...f 18.87 $22.50 Suits for..... 816.8.7 $2500 Suits for 818.75 $32.50 Suits for. .. ..82187 $20.00 Suits for flS.OO $30.00 Suits for 822.60 $28.50 Suits for..... 821.37 $35.00 Suits for.....82JI5 Best $12.50 Silk Petticoat in Portland for $9.79 In a special sale. We have selected gfuP of Handsome Taffetas that any other establishment in town would feel na- lixieu in asaing yuu iu ay kiviii -p..w un,iu . wm. v b , iui iuu uiaj wuvusc iium iu coiiccuon allowing picking from every wanted color, including red, green, blue and brown changeables, light blues, pinks, red, black, tan, lavender and brown. The skirts are cut very wide and have fancy tailored circular flounce with sTQ "VQ dust ruffle of silk.'-Worth $1250 here.-Special today at.T,5i......i. ....... J' 'ef2' Buy Stockings Now: Fine ' Kerchief s-For Gifts First Floor. . . , v A flood of virgin white fills the Handkerchief Aisles the shops have already donned their holiday dress, sad thousands of Dainty 'Kerchiefs are offered holiday shop pers for modest pricings. Examples: -Ladies' Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, with H and M inch hems, made by Richardson, manufacturer of fine linens, and imported direct by us here displayed freak and dainty, for your early Christmas : selections, come six in a box; priced at ...a5e Or six for fl.25 - Pretty Cross Bar Linen Handkerchiefs, plain or initialed: priced at . ... t .........;....,. ,18e) and 85e) Plain Hemstitched Hsndkerchiefa, pure linen, very dur able; priced at..10e 12 17e 20e) 25 to 50e) Fins Embroidered Scalloped Handkerchiefs; priced at and up from ;..25e 35 50e ::ematrtched-snd EmbTOidered"Htndkerchiefsririced sr each and up from ,...ioe 2oe 35f 50a Women 111 appreciate such good stockings at such low prices aa told of today. It will pay to buy the Winter's supply of Hosiery 'at this great Special Sale. . Women's S3.B0 Slack Silk Hose Sa.M Women's black silk Hose, with ' silk embroidered boots, assorted. Splendid Imported Hose. Our $1 SO value Speolal at f2.25 Women'a 93.00 SUk Zaee Hose 91.SS Women's silk lace Hose in aa . aorted shades: . white, pink. gray. " sky blue and black; a splendid IS 00 , value. SpecUl at.. .81.98 Women's Black Oavse SUk Mose with all silk or -cotton sole; a great wearer $1.50 -Women's Tory-Ptne- lae (tense - Silk arose, with double sole snd low spliced heel 82.00 ... . Women'a Blaok Thread Silk Hose, . ( elegantly embroidered, with as- -sorted shadea of silk; speolal pair v. fS.OO, 83.50 and 84.00 Women's White SUk Hoes, U pure silk; speolal values at f2.SO and $2.75 rru mm IlK y at. the valnes A SPSOTAX TKAjnESOITlsTO SAXS OP . SinglePairs Lace Curtains . Buy tOc Doilies at 29c A TSicPTnro spsciai, nr td ut xrnoKsromsPT SHOPS Aaaea, Seeond Plooe. Wntto linen Dollies, Japanese hand drawnwork. - Insertions and hemstitched edge; si sea S, and II Inchea square; regular price sOo. , Special at... 129 SCandsoms etc but follows: Our S1.7S Our 160 Our 10.60 Our 10.00 Our- H.OO Our tlO.tO Our 11400 Our 111.00 Pourtk Ploot. ZrfMe OartalM In Brussala, Arabian, ftenBeJssanee,- one pair of a kind very' special sale prices), aa Children s nanakerciuets) priced at and up from.. ..5e 8e 10e and 13j4 value, special at, the pair ..,.... value, speolal at. ths pair. ...... ........ value, speolal at, ths pair............... value, apeclal at, tha pair.. k.. value, apeclal at. the pair value, special at, tho pair.... Value, special at, the pair value, apeclal at, the pair.......... 8io .55 .95 4.25 25 5.A5 6.75 1 8.TB .25 81 ' .. Special Bargains In Women's : Gloves and Nechvear .:, First Floor, u. i . Here's opportunity hundreds of women will appreciate and share in. Special tomorrow Ladies' Kid Gloves 98c Ladies' Kid Gloves, with Paris point backs, some in pique, others m oversesm, come in . white, mode, tan and brown; special at.......t ..9 . 35c Collar snd Cuff Sets for 19c Ladies' Hemstitched Collar and Cuff Sets, made of fine lawn, new and dain tily beautiful, our 35c value; special at, the set...,lww Ladiea 35c to 50c Collars 25 Ladies' Linen Cotlare. witi buttonhole front for tiea, our 35c snd 50c values; r'-- cial at . .-. ' ..65c and 75c Turnovers 23c Silk-Emhr't.trt 1 Collars, our 65c and 75c values; spec.! t -f r.w? . v..