THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 21, 1907.
RISE FAST EAST
!! OF THE CASCADES
Snake and Columbia ; Rivers
; Crawl High Upon Banks
' on Short Notice." - i
BACKWATER WILL CAJJSE
, RISE IN WILLAMETTE
District Forecaster BesJs Says Rise
'i Is Dae to Unusually MUd Weather
East of the Cascade Mountains
While It Is Cool Near the Coast.
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' Tht .upper Columbia and its trlbu
. taries are rising unusually fast and tbs
.Willamette will probably show a riae
of two ar thres faat' during tha next
few day aa a result of back watar
from tha greater waterway! Tha Snake
river haa been transformed Into a rav
ins; torrent and at Umatilla tha Colum
bla ia steadily- creeping higher upon its
The sud den jlsa Is dua. to- ay t ramel y
mild weather aaat of the Cascade moun
talna. Contrary to the uaual order of
things tha weather between the Caa-
... cad and Rocky mountains has been
- muob milder during the paat several
days than between tha Cascades and the
coast, so that while the rivers In this
vicinity have shown little rise except
Ing that brought on by heavy rains in
.' the valley, the upper Columbia trlbu
taries bava been swelled by tha melting
snows. . ; , v . -
According to telegrams . received by
Dlatiict Forecaster Edward A. Baals
this morning the Snake river has risen
.7. feet at Lewlaton and nearly as much
at Wetaer during the Bast two. days.
This ' means that it is about II taet
above the average stage, and It haa al
ready shown its affect upon the volume
of water at Umatilla, where the Colum
bia has risen two fact
i Mr. Beals la not prepared to volunteer
any forecast as to what effect this will
hare upon the spring freshet, but be Is
of the opinion that the sudden rise will
be of short duration. The Willamette
river baa risen a couple of feet during
the week as a result of heavy storms In
tha upper Willamette valley. The rise
'was noticeable first yesterday afternoon
and today the water Is aa muddy aa a
few weeks ago when it rose almost to a
level with Front street because of pro
longed and heavy precipitation. - -.
SKIPPER IS WANTED
Next Harbormaster Most . Show He
r Haa Commanded Vessel.
' 'A. person will have to have been mas
ter of a deep sea vessel in order to be
come harbormaster of Portland, accord'
Ing to a ruling Just made by tha Civil
Service oommlsalon,' This lets out the
'present harbormaster Benjamin Bralth,
ex-harbormaster Ben Blglln, and others
'Who have worn the crown In former
days, even- should they ears to go
through tha ordeal of tha examination
whloh will be held at the city . hall
Saturday. March 19. -
? Several applications have ' already
j Ph arson, of the commission, and ha is
anxious to receive mora. Anvbod v ia
'.invited to take a try, but those not.be
'. ing - equipped with evidence " showing
that they have been in command of a
- sleep sea. vessel are handicapped -to- -the
-extent of as per cent or In other words
they ara out of the reoe.
J Tha new rule came as a stunner to
some of these, who planned taking, the
examination. Harbormaster 8mlth was
' appointed to tha position temporarily to
fill tha vacancy caused by tne ciamiaaai
of bis predeoeasor but ho never bad the
han rm tt unnlr. tha wmhhllnar welk
ana His proapecia ui retaining nm posi-
meager. ' -.-:;,
Practical Question concerning the
harbor will count considerable In the
examination. Two or three skippers
have already, signified their Intention
of occupying a desk in the civil service
rooms on tha morning of - March. 10,
1 when roll is called. , . ,f
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I WHEAT FOR HONGKONG
British : Steamer Agapanthua . Will
. ' Sail This Afternoon. : ;v v
The British steamer Agapanthus will
clsar this afternoon for Hongkong with
a csrgo of S.00S tons of wheat, and
she will probably leave down tha river
without x delay. ; Tha Frenoh bark
Jacques will take her berth at Mont-
.MMMAOT. An N. t UMH U It IB
vacated, and commence recedrlng wheat
for tht United Kingdom.
The Agapanhus came tiara several
weeks ago for the purpose of loading
lumber, so 'tt was announced at the
time, but it was soon discovered that
she was not suitable for that , trade and
aha was rechartered to Kerr, Olfford
at company to carry wheat - to tha ori
ent ' '- .'. .
The Japanese steamer FUkvl Mara ia
still receiving flour at the mills, but
she will probably be the next steamer
to clear foreign with a complete cargo
of breadstuff s. '
PIONEER LAID TO REST
Harbor Men Attend Funeral of Cap
' 'tain James Wilson. . '"''
Many old-time friends attended tha
funeral yesterday afternoon of Captain
James Wilson, a pioneer steamboat man:'
it was held from the uunning chapel.
East Sixth 1 and Alder streets. The
floral pieces - were numerous, among
hem being a beautiful anchor from the
harbor men. . . -. .
The honorary pallbearers were: . Cap-
alns W. Rmlth, Joseph Mountain, J. A.
tally, O. Kellogg, I. Sanborn and Rloh-
rd Scott The active pallbearers were:
Captains William , Thomas, W. Whit-
omb, W. Patterson, George Raaba, A.
Mien and A. B. Graham. Rev. W. B.
loo re, pastor of the Clackamas Meth
dlat church, conducted the services.
he interment was in Rosa City carae-
ery. f . . " . :
REPORTS FROM NOME
Veather Bureaus ; Will Have Daily
Wire Concerning SVealher.
From the first of next " month the
eople of Portland who read District
orecaater Beals' dally publication, the
Veather Map will be kept poated on
namona in the rar norm oecauae tne
away Uttle sheet will contain a tela
raphlo report from Nome every day,
rovlding the wire does not fattl.
Thla la a new feature added to the
eather bureau service end it will be
much Interest hers , although Mr.
-ale says It may not prove of great
lue towards making forecasts st pres
ent becauae of Its being the only sta
tion In that part of tha world and too
fur away to be of much aaalatance In
forecasting local conditions. - ...
Arrangementa for having the re
ports sent here have Juat been cloaed at
Washington, so Instruments from the
head of, the department atate, and the
first report will be received here April
1. It will be flashed from Nome to
St Michaels by way of a wireless sys
tem and from Bt Mlchaala to one of the
southeastern Alaska - polnta - by wire
through the very heart of Alaska. From
the coast port It will be cabled to Seat
tle and, then forwarded here by wire.
This complicated arrangement Is ex.
pec ted to cause occasional - delays but
the new feature will have a great
tendency nerertheleaa of bringing Noma
closer to fort land. - . ;
It is figured that it will be particu
larly intereating to note the temper
atures of Noras during the heights of
the seasons and draw eompariaona with
tne climate ol Portland. ; -
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ALONG THE WATERFRONT
r "Trie "oriental liner Arabia is due to
arrive at the mouth of the river to
morrow. She brings a heavy ' shipment
or firecrackers.
1 The barge Wallacut is ready to be
gin loading lumber for San Franciaco
soon. She . Is still at the Flanders
street dock, where the tugs Samson and
Mansanltare also moored.
J. J. Kelllher, formerly ' lookout at
North Head, will be at the weather
bureau three months this summer to
relieve H. A. Andres, assistant forecast
er, who has been given a leave of ab
sence to go to Nevada.
rOwTrigtdthe washouta on the South
ern Pactfie railroad all paasenger ac
commodations on tha steamer. Costa
Rica, which sails for San Francisco, to
night, were taken early this morning.
She will carry It passengers this trip,
which is her limit. . v " .'
- The American ship Blntram cleared at
Astoria yesterday for Redondo with 1,
100.009 feet , of lumber, loaded at St
Helens. Ths schooner. F. 8. Redfleld
cleared for San Pedro with 4S.000 feet,
loaded at Westport .
'The British steamer Ardmount will
bs at the dock of tha Standard Box
Factory this afternoon to complete her
lumber cargo for tha orient She re
oe lved 100,000 feat at Rainier.
The steam schooner Thomas I Wand
cleared this morning for Baa Francisco
with 710,000 feet of lumber. . She will
probably leave down tonight
, Tha steamer Alliance arrived at As
toria this morning from Coos bay and
will be at Couch street dock sometime
this' evening. She has a full cargo of
freight waiting on the dock and will
bs burned out as quickly as possible.
MARINE NOTES ,
Astoria. March SI. Arrived down at
midnight barkentlne Wrestler. - Arrived
down at I a. m, steamer Aurella. Ar-
rived at t:II a. m steamer Alliance,
from Coos Bay. . -
San Francisco,' March 1. Balled yea-
terday, stsamef Argyll and barge nanta
Paula, for Portland.
Astoria. March 10 Sailed at 1:11 p.
m., schooner F. S, Redfleld, for San
PedTor' Sailed at 41Tm.rstaairir Elder,
for San Pedro and way porta.
Bun Pedro. - March 10. - Arrived,
schooner Inca, from Columbia river.
. ITshant, March 10. Passed, British
steamer Manchester Port ' .. .
-Glasgow. March . Sailed March IT,
French bark Vtnoennea, for Portland.
-' San Franoisoo, '- March 10. Bailed,
steamer Santa Anna, for Columbia river.
Arrived, steamers Helens snd Waahlng
ton. from Portlandj . .
Astoria, March 11 Condition of the
bar at S a. m., obscured; wind south
west; weather, light rain. ' -N, , , 1
, Oaks Skating Rink News.
' The pleasant spring days are helping
to fill the Oaks Rink to capacity aa the
people in search for pleasant excitement
and fresh air find both at the Oaks.
Mors beginners are being taught every
day. The rink opens at I every morn
ing and muslo la offered at afternoon
and evening sessions, . - - - .
BOYS ARRESTED FOR
BEING OUT LATE
' ;''.
In a raid ' mads by the police last
'night' on Trautman's billiard hall, lo
cated in the basement of tha budding
at Third and Morrison streets, M, Ro
sencranta. r Arthur Lutksmeler, Kay
Adame, unaries MantheL' Zldea 'and
Harry Trolen, all under II years of age.
were taken Into custody on charges of
violating the curfew ordinance. -.
AU of the lads were released on their
own recognisance and appeared in the
ponce court this morning. Judge Cam
eron ordered tha boys ta report every
Baturday - to Chief Qrltsmacher until
May 1, and in the event that their con
duct la above reproach during that pe
riod no further action . will bs taken
against them.
of the most nutritious of flour
foods Unooda Discult the
only perfect soda cracker. Then
you will be able to . . "
to
; f because a well-nourished body
i ., has greater productive capacity.
Thus you will also be able to ; v
- because for value received there
is no food :r so r economical as
Unooda Discult
0 In a dust tizht.
motsturt proof packaztk '.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
W. H. MARKE.LL & CO.
, 121-123 Grand Avenue
YouCan Buy Your SpringSnit
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OF US
ON THE
EAST
SIDE
At a posi
tive saving
of from $2
to $5.
Our new
showing is
rcraark'bly
complete
and up-to-date.
Pcrlccl ritfaj.
Shs?e Eefilclag
tzi TtUor Uiit
It is to Your Interest to Investigate
Before Buying r
47c
LINEN DAMASK
Best 60c Grade, at
60-inch Unbleached Linen Dam
ask extra heavy grade, onequaled
wearing quality, near attractive
patterna, never before fold for leas
than 60c. Special Bargain M7-
Friday at lit
too
FEATHER PILLOWS-1
Best I1J25 Grade..
3 i -pound ' Feather rillows, filled
with nice, clean, sanitary feathers;
covered with beat quality flowered
satin ticking,' 21x27 inches, bet
$1.25 grade.. Special Bar- Cn
gain Fridav at.....' ' vi
Intensely
Interesting: Value - Giving fop Oup
ill jM.E&GAIE' fmibay
From Jthc viewpoint of genuine value-giving this will be without doubt the most in
teresting BajgaJny Sale wejiave cvccjtldr
sales are appreciated is shown from our increasing sales record week by week. THE
REMAINING DAYS BEFORE EASTER will be days of unprecedented selling in
every section throughout this entire store, a grand climax to our very successful
business of the past several weeks a' selling for which the many months of exten
sive preparations in all the leading producing centers of the world have filled the
immense stocks to the extreme point of completeness with the most select, the most
exclusive, the most charming novelties obtainable, as well as the great and varied
assortments of the most dependable staple merchandise the most perfect of its
kjlnn eveiy
specially underpriced specials for Bargain Friday. We welcome you to look, whether you come to buy or not.
TOIIOBROW'S
Store He wo
Sharp, crisp values abound
throughout every section of
thla great store for the profit
of , the prudent shopper. . The
bargains below could not be
more forceful or emphatic
READ AND CONSIDER
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V"-;' V : UNULXIITED ASSORTIIENTS IN .
ETew GOOBS and SILKS
-This store ha always been the reliable standby in the matter of correct dress fabrics, both in woolen goods and silks. Its
stocks and values have, always been just a little superior to those shown elsewhere, consequently its business haa been big.
The displays of new spring fabrics are large and you are sure to be suited, whether it be a plain, novelty or fancy pattern that Is
desired, and in just the wanted shade. The newest shades of tan, brown, gray, blue and cream are abundant in the various lines
BLACK TAFFETA 85e 36-inch Black Taffeta, silk-buckskin
finish, warranted pure silk and spot-proof, an excellent
quality silk, usually sold at 91.00. Special Bargain Friday..
CORDED SILKS 85 19-inch Corded Wash Silks, in
large asortment of neat checks and stripes, all shades, very
fashionable, regular 50c grade. Special Bargain Friday
CREPES DE CHINE 21-inch Silk Crepes de Chine, most charming
fabric, of season for gowns and waists, conies in all delicate P"i"k
new shades, excellent 75c valuei - Specially priced for Bar- ur
sain Friday at ,...,..JS w
VOILE CREPE 18 36-inch Black Voile Crepe; a new,
pretty end popular weave; good deep, rich black; reg. 25c
grade, specially priced tor Bargain friday..,
85c
35c
18c
CREAM MOHAIR 45s) 38-inch Cream-Colored Mohair, In small .
dots and neat figures, one of the popular fabrics for this i f
season, large variety of patterns to choose from. Special Hpr
Bargain Friday, per yard , TT KJ W
LUSTRE SICILIAN 69 50-inch Lustre Sicilian. Terr high-grade
finish, beat selected mohair yarn, splendid weight fabric for f f
jacket suits or separate skirts; colors brown, green, navy, 'tf9
wine, cardinal, gray, black. ., Extraordinary value, per yard. . J S
ENGLISH PANAMA T9e 52-inch Genuine English Panama, war
ranted strictlr all wool, an exceotionallr fine err ad e Broods, esopcial-.
ly adapted tor spring and summer wesr; sil wanted shsdes
of brown, blue. red. also black: rearular $1.00 value.
gain Friday ,
Bar-
79c
Wonderftd SHOE BARGAINS
' Our suDremacv in shoc-sellinsr' hss opened to us avenue of supply
that are closed to other stores. We get exclusive control of the best,
makes snd the moat fetching styles, and we also get the "best things"
makers have to offer in the way of unusual values. Hence these shoe
bargains that have no equal anywhere. Our Morrison-street window
will give you an Idea of the many styles.
Women's New Shoes and Oxfords $1.00
' ' Beet $20 and 13X0 Grades.
Prompt action will enable you to share in a most . extraordinary shoe
event , Through a very large and most fortunate purchase we are able
to sell real $2.5 and $3.00 Shoes and Oxfords at the ridiculously low
nrtro nf Sl.OO. At this Drice vou have choice of several hundred pairs,
all this season's styles', in vici kid, patent leather and patent colt leathers.
in botn plain lace and tsiucner cut; neavy, ngni ana racaium soies, wua
military or low neeis; also one ana two-scrsp suppers, in or a pair in
the lot made to sell for less than $250 most all are $3.00 CI Af)
shoes. Your choice Bargain Friday. only..-..v..-.."IuVI
Men's New Spring Style Shoes and Oxfords 82.85
' Best $3 JO and $4.00 Grades Basement Shoe Department. -At
this price you have choice of the following well-known makes:
Spence Shoe company's $4.00 Oxfords, Rice ft Hutchins' $5.00 Shoes,
the Churchill $3J0 Shoes, Macey Bros.' $3.50 Shoes.
About! 20,000 pairs all told, this season's most popular styles, in all the
fashionable leathers, Vici Kid, Box Calf, Patent Colt, etc., in both plain
lace and Blucher stylet; medium, light and heavy soles; not pair In the
lot sold for less than $3.50; most all are $4.00 and $5.00 val- OC
ues. -AH go at one prices your choice........... i Lwt
44 Walk-Over" Shoes and Oxfords 52.37
' $3.50 and $4.00 Values Main Floor Shoe Department.
By Far the Lowest Price Ever Quoted on HIgh-Grsde Up-to-Dste Shoes.
The celebrated $3.50 "Walk-Over" . Shoes and Oxfords, in pstent leather
and black vici kid, lace and button, with light and heavy soles, Cuban,
concave and military heels, ss well as the Lady Churchill $3.00 Shoes
and Oxfords, Ziegler Bros.' $3.50 Shoes and Oxfords, the Sherwood $3.50
Shoes and Oxfords, Hannah McCarthy $3.50 Shoes and Ox- M 7
fords. All go at one price your choice, only..' ?t.ul
DECIDEDLY BIO VALUES
In the Domestic Section
Five low-priced lots for Fridayell new and desirable goods. An
unusual opportunity to buy goods that most everybody wants just now,
and at decidedly big reductions. No matter how low the price,, the
Quality of each article can be depended upon.
PILLOW CASES ' An
42x3 Inches, at UJ
Tomorrow we place oa sale, as
long as they last, 100 dosen Pillow
Cases, made of excellent quality
full-bleached muslin, nice soft fin
ish, neatly hemmed, 42x36 inches,
never before sold for less than
lie. Special Bargain Fri-' Qv
day at v mV
7c
NEW SUITINGS
10c Values St.. .......
We have lust received another
shipment "of New Wool-Finished
Suitings In pretty beige effects;
checks, plaids and stripes, in at
tractive shadings, correct copies of
the most popular woolen fabrics;
launders nicely; best 10c grade.
Special Bargain Friday ' , 7
at.. .1 C
farming New Eiubr oideries
A lavish display now to bs seen ia the Busy Aisle.- New and beauti
ful assortments of all the most stylish designs for spring snd summer
wear. Immediate selection is urged, for hosts of women have been wait
ing for these goods. For Bargain Friday's selling we have srrsnged five
big separate-price lots, ss follows:
10c and 12c Embroideries. Special at, per yard....!.. ....Be)
15c Embroideries. Special at, per yard .' 9
25c Embroideries. Special at, per yard 14
35c and 40c Embroideries. Special at, per yard 23e
45e and 60c Embroideries. Special at, per yard. . 29f
ALLOVER EMBROIDERY
Rare display of New Allover Em
broidery, in elaborate; designs, bn
fine Swiss and Nainsook, comes 22
to 25 inches wide, regular selling
price $1.00 to $1.50. Oa special
sale Bargain Friday, per .'
NOVEL SPRINO NECK-
.. : - WEAR . -Women's
Embroidered and Lace
Turnovers, hundreds of new spring
patterns to choose from, bought to
sell st 25c each. Bargain I Cm
Friday, each Ml
STYLISH LACES .
Oriental or ' Net-Tod Lacet. both
cream and whiter 4 to 8 inches
wide, very fine mesh, suitable for
trimming lingerie waists, many
new and beautiful patterns, regu
lar 25c and 35c values. Spe- 1 f a
cial Bargain Friday .lib
. WOMEN'S WASH
COLLARS
Large assortment of Embroidered
and Plain Wash Stock Collars,
large and small sixes, pretty de
signs, regularly sold st 12tfc snd
15c. Specislly priced for Ca
Bargain Friday vL
( THREE EXTRA GOOD RIBBON VALUES
FIRST Fancy-Stripe Taffeta Ribbon, extra good ' quality, regular 25c
grade. - Bargain Friday . 16e
SECOND Taffeta Ribbon with small embroidered dots; colors light
blue, cream. -white and black; 18c grade. , Special .......10e
THIRD Plain. Taffeta RibbonAS inches, wide, all colors, white' and
black, 25 and 35c grade. Special ., 18
EXCEEDINGLY GOOD VALUES IN v
Knit Under w'r Hosiery
- : FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. "V, 4
Below we list a number of remarkably good values for tomorrow's
great sale. Anything to be worn is the most economical when it is good,
whether it is intended to be seen or not. Not only will these Stockings
and Underwear give you a feeling of self-respect, out you will have the
satisfaction of knowing that you bought them at the lowest prices ob
tainable anywhere. Wisdom dictates buying for the entire season at
the remarkably low prices which now prevail. The saving is consider
able on each purchase. . . v, r. '
WOMEN'S POLKA-DOT HOSE
Women's Stockings in black,
brown, tan, and navy, with neat
dots and figures. These hose have
double soles, are seamless, have
good elastic tops one of the most
tempting specials ever offered.
Bargain Friday, per . - :. JQ
WOMEN'S 20c" BLACK HOSE
lZWet 200 dozen of the celebrat
ed North Star MillsTSfockings, in
black only: have high spliced
ankle, double sole, heel and toe;
warranted fast black; our regular
20c quality. Special Bar-: Of A, a
gain Friday, per pair.... IX l
WOMEN'S GAUZE STOCKINGS
80 dozen Women's Real Gauze
Lisle Stockings, made with garter
tops, double heel and sole, war
ranted fast dyes; colors black, tan,
champagne," brown, reseda, navy
and cardinal; best 50c grade. Spe
cial Bargain Friday, per f 1 A A
pair 85a, 3 pairs for..... 4I.UU
CHILDREN'S KNIT UNDER
WEAR Children's Swiss Ribbed
Medium-Weight Vests and Pants,
vests have nigh neck and long
sleeves, pants are knee-length, au
well made, good qualities, regular
35c values. - Special Bargain y0i
Friday, per garment.. .......faaJv
v-;;vY:."-; ".,:' . STILL GREATER VALUES ?',,':,
In Our Men's Section
Notwithstanding the values we have already offered in our Men's Sec
tion, tomorrow's news is of still greater values. It is our extraordinarily
large dealings with the best and largest manufacturers which enable us
to surpass our own previous records in the matter of giving the best
values. Prices speak for themselves. . Here's the list:
MEN'S 75C UNDERWEAR 40s
Men's Nstural Gray Merino Un
derwear, in all size shirts and
drawers, fiae spring weight, well
finished, one of the best-wearing
merino garments on the market,
food 75c quality. , Special , JQa
argain Friday at tJv
MEN'S lSe COTTON SOCKS e
Men's Half Hose, in black, with
natural Maco feet, warranted fast
color, made of fine grade cotton,
regularly sold at 15c. . Spe- . Qr
cial Bargain Friday at ..'t
MEN'S $1.25 UNDERWEAR 89a
Broken lines of Men's Blue Elastic-Ribbed
Worsted Underwear,
super-weight for early spring wesr,
form-fitting, regularly sold at $125.
Special Bargain Friday r tj(Jr
MEN'S 25c AND sVo TIES lTe
Our entire line of Men's Four-in-Hand
and large Club .Ties, com
prising a large assortment of plain
and fancy patterns, real 25c and 35c
values. Special Bargain 17
Friday at, each ..lit
FRIDAY'S 8PECIAL OFFERINGS , " -
In, the Art Department
A Great Variety of New Ideas Will Be Found In Our Popular Art Da.
: pertinent Many Lots Are Underpriced. , -
A Great Sale oi Stamped Linen Doilies '
Tomorrow we place oa special sale for the first time our entire line of
Stamped Linen Doilies, comprising an extensive showing in all the best
patterns, floral and eyelet designs in profusion, four sizes to choose from:
Doilies 12x12 at.. .......... .15 Doilies 24x24 at.... ....40a
Doilies 18x18 st ...25c) Doilies 27x27 at......: T5a
60c Bureau Scarfs 30c
Llnenette Bureau Scarfs, a large assortment of pretty openwork desni,
full 18 inches wide snd 54, inches long, best 50c kinds. Special . OQa
Bargain Friday at ..j ...................OJb
76o Laundry Bags 50o V
Laundry Bags, made of fancy flowered denim, very pretty designs la
all the best colors, excellent values at 75c Special Bargain Fri- jfjj
Another Great Notion Sale
Our Notion Sales are famous for the best st the lowest prices, A
great sale Juat In time for those who need to replenish the work-basket
for spring sewing. Some hints, among which are these:
Fancy Back Combe, made of best
quality rubber, handsomely mount
ed, never before sold for less than
75c. Bargain Friday, 'each.. .45c)
Fancy Side Combe, of good qual
ity rubber, assorted colors, attract
ive designs, real 25c values. -Bargain
Friday, pair ....13e
Dress Shields, the well-known On-snd-Off
self-adjuiting washable
dress shields, sssnrted sizes, best
50c quality. On Sale Bargain Fri
day, pair 23e
Whiak'Eroom. made of the finrt
select broom vnw, wr! made aid
neatly f V !. r ( v.-lrirs at 2'-r.
Special 1 - It
Hose Supporters The Princess
Chic Hose Supporters give the cor
rect contour of figure at all times;
can be worn with or without cor
sets: come in all colors, usual 75c
grade.- Bargain Friday .. ,...45e
Bone Hairpins of superior quality,
highly polished, assorted colors,
usual prices card of 3, 15c. Speri .l
Bargain Friday t
Cuticura Sosp This well
soap is sold everywhere .
caVe. 0'ir special price ;
Fri1iy
Invii ' Hatr; ;, i
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