THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTEND. - TUESDAY EVENING. APRIT ' B. ' 1907. . v
PLANS TO HOLD
WORLD'S. RICHEST WIDOW
TWO YEARS IN BED
SPRING
CHINOOK
: Master Fith Warden Arranges to
- Hold Them In Clackamas
for Spawning.
NHAS LET CONTRACT FOR
OASUUNfc rATKyL BUAI
Beporto Lew on Lower Columbia
, WeU Enforced. With Aid of the
Packer New Deputy for Clack
amas WecelpU and Expenditure
(Speetel Dispatch to The IormL)
Balem, Or, April . The board of
flsb eommlaelonere met yesterday af
teraooa at the atata taouM and ehoae
Frank & Brownj superintendent of
the hatchery near 6ntarlo7 oaputjrftali
warden to succeed Herman Webster of
Claokamaa. Brown la an Oregon City
boy and on of tba younger man In th
aervloe.
laf aeoorflanee with tha Inatruotlon
srtven him at tha laat meeting of tha
board Master Flab Warden H. O. Van
sen reported that ha had let tha con
tract tor tha building of tha gaeollne
patrol boat for uaa among tha fisher
men of tba Columbia river and lta
tributaries, to R. M. Leather -f As
toria, Tha boat will ba modeled after
a Colombia river flahlng 'boat and will
ba tt feet long with eight-foot beam.
(I inches In death with a removable
house all feet by eight over the engine. J
It will ba operated by mesne of a 1
horaepower three-oycllnder Troyer gaa
angina and sufficient air tanka to aa
aura lta floating In case of awamplng
and will ba equipped with all tha neces
sary paraphernalia. Tha eearehllght and
compass -are to be furnished by the
atata. Tha coast of tha boat will be
11.111.
Tha report ahowed that tha disburse-;
menta for both districts were tl,48t.S8
and tha receipts from tha first district
were fl00.lt.
tw Xaa Been WeU Baforoed.
Tha report of Mr. Van Duaen aaya
that with tha aid of tha packers on the
lower river tha apring-eloee-aeaaon
period on tha Columbia river and Its
tributaries haa been well enforced. Two
gasoline boats for patrol service were
employed, one of which waa placed In
charge of Water Bailiff "Settem" for
the lower Columbia river and tha other
under tha charge of Water Bailiff
"Smith." who la looking after tha. en
forcement of tha law In tha watera of
tha upper Columbia and tha lower Wil
lamette river.
Tot Sprta Chinook Supply.
Tha work of tha various hatcheries la
gone over in detail in tha report Re
lative to tha operations to be conducted
on tha Clackamae river, Warden Van
Duaen aaya:
Thla year I will arrange to put In a
Bet of racks and will undertake to trap
and hold a supply of spring Chinook
salmon In the Clackamaa river below
tha Caaadero dam for spawning pur
pose. We have been leaving thla
stream to tha United Statea bureau of
, fisheries, to work, but during tha paat
two yeara they have done nothing In
the matter of getting a aupply of egga
from tha apiing Chinook a, ao I feel war
ranted In taking the matter In hand and
see If a aupply of salmon cannot -ba had
at thla point for apawning purpoaea;
and If ao, undertake to hold them be
tween racks until their spawning period.
Thla situation Is a long distance from
the natural spawning grounds of the
early fish that ascend thla stream and
It will ba a difficult matter to hold
them there In a healthful condition, but
an attempt will be made and every pre
caution will ba taken and they will be
held If It ia possible to do ao. If tha
superintendent In charge of tha Work
carried on by the United Statea bureau
of fisheries so desires, I will have tha
bureau cooperate with ma la thla under
taking." Ketagar fits your ayea for IL0S. Ill
Sixth street, near Washington.
BIDS FDR FUEL FOR
INDIAN SCHOOL OPENED
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fflpeeial Dwpatek to Ttis Joereal.)
Chemawa, Or., April 8 Bide were
opened by Superintendent B. I. Chal
oraft at tha Indian achool here today
for wood andoal for the fiscal year
ending Juno 10, 1108. Tha following
bids were offered: Tha Crystal Ice
Storage company of Portland offered
1400 tons of eoal at 17.90 per ton for
screened tump, $7.40 for egg or range
and 17.11 for run of mine. The Oregon
Fuel company of Portland offered 1,200
tona at 18.00 per ton. William Good
rich of Chemawa offered 100 cords of
wood at It. 76 per cord; Nelson P. Wil
liam eon of Salem 600 eorda at $8.81
er cord and Charlea Zlellnski of
imawa 100 cords at $$.80 per cord.
No awards were made, tha blda being
taken under advisement.
Wednesday la tha laat day for dis
count on weat aide gaa bllla.
PROFESSOR HESS COMES
TO LECTURE StU DENTS
(Joeraal Speelsl service. I
Berlin, April t. Profeaaor Karl Heea,
tha celebrated Bavarian ophthalmolo
gist, took passage today for America,
where ha la to deliver a aerlea of lec
tures at tha universities of Chicago,
Pennsylvania and New Tork. Hla visit
la In aeoeptanoe of an invitation ex
tended him by the American Sclantlflo
and Medloal association.
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The recent death at Toklo of Jamoa H. Smith, better known aa
"Silent Smith," created a profound, aenaatlon In New Tork aoclal and
financial circles, In both of which Mr. Smith was a prominent figure.
Mrs. Smith, formerly Mrs. William Rhlnelander Stewart, Is now the rich
eat widow In the world. Her husband Inherited an estate exceeding
$50,000,000 In value.
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HELEN HrWmORNE.
Women and Athletics. "
A man who. may be supposed to ba
thoroughly competent from yeara of ex
perience and observation to apeak with
authority on tha matter of physical ex
ercise for women Is Dr. Luther H.
Oullck, who Is president of the Ameri
can Physical .association and head of
the department of physical training for
tha public schools of New Tork. He
waa asked recently to give hla opinion
aa to whether competition In athletlo
sports and games la desirable for
women.
He replied that there la a woman's
problem In exercise aa In many other
things, Tha reason for encouraging
team work among college v girls ha
thought to be the need which girls have
for tha ethical training which It glvea
Nothing Is of . greater value. In hla
opinion, for tha college girl, than to
find out that money, pull, aoclal posi
tion, count for nothing. They do not
help her to play ball, to excel la tennla,
nor are they of any value In making
her a- dealrabla member of a team.
What ahe la, and what she can do, are
the thtnga of vital Importance, and in
the game all aoclal or Imaginary dis
tinctions are lost
It ia repeatedly aald that It is mora
dlffloult to teach games to women than
to men. Women have become so trained
to Individuality It Is emphasised from
a girl's earliest babyhood that It la
hard for girls to marge tha Individual
in thfc mass. ,
Team work, class spirit, tha good of
tha whole, are't hinge which girls learn
with difficulty, whereas with boys
theaa are the uaual and tha accepted
thing.
There la quite a difference, too. In the
way In which women and men accept
defeat. Tha emotional reaction la pow
erful and la Inherently natural. Teara
and sulks, however, do not combine well
with athletlo aporta. Tha self-control
required for a team of girls to stand
bravely together congratulating their
successful rivals ia undoubtedly the
best thing that the game teaches. .
Bo for all these reasons, competition
and team work In athletics are valuable.
On the other hand. Dr. Oullck thinks
that moderate and graceful exercise,
without the stress and strain of compe
tition la best adapted to women. Ha
states flatly that women need vigorous
exercise less than men and profit by It
less; also that they profit more by mild
exercise long' continued. These are
more than mere assertions; ha goes into
tha matter somewhat deeply from the
physiological aide, ahowlng the differ
ence In bodily structure, tha different
weight center, breadth of shoulder and
length of limb.
Some years ago tha Idea uaed to be
that It waa the difference In training
which made tha difference In men and
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women In bodily development. Thla la
no longer held. There la leaa attempt
than formerly to gainsay tba physio
logical facta. Man la built to ba tha
fighter and the protector. Woman la
built for motherhood.
The exercises which are beat adapted
for women are those which give auf
flclent exercise without strain and those
which, indulged In moderation, give
grace and elasticity. All forma of eal
lathentca and light gymnaatlca, archery,
tennla, awimmlng, field hockey, lacrosse,
bicycling, rowing, canoeing, golf, skat
ing, fencing, basketball, dancing all
theaa are tha dealrabla means. Tha and
ehould ba a sound body, a clear brain.
poise and grace. To quote Dr, Oullck
again:
"Woman may ba excused for not being
aa strong and enduring aa man. but
they cannot be excuaed for not being
mora finished and graoefuL Good car
riage, perfect poise, self-command and
exquisite grace and refinement should
enter into women a - atnieuo perrorm
ancea. "I do not mean that girla or woman
ahould spend their time attitudinising,
but that they should ba thoroughly
trained In ease and grace of movement.
Women ao drilled never have to ba told
what to do with their hands and feet.
Whether hay enter a drawing-room,
preside at a meeting, or do anything'
else, they may ba depended upon to ba
perfectly natural and at ease.
t at at
Hew Tork Fashions.
At tha moment there la almost aa
much variety allowed In .the evening
sown aa In tha visiting ana street ooe-
tume and wa are aeelng a number af
lovely thlnga aa a result. What might
ba called modified empire effects are
constantly growing In favor and are
really very charming, with the favor
ite surplice waist. Tba proa a ana
drooping shoulder la to be noted on all
the. -later gowns and not a fsw of tha
short, open mandarin eleevee are seen
in tha bodices of evening wear. All
aorta of thin and dlaphanoua mats rials
are well liked for many of theaa and
aoma vary lovely spangled nets and
lace are aeen; as, for example, a gown
that Is to make part of tha outfit to
an out-of-town house party, which la
of pearl apangled tulle eomblned with
plain. There la tha empire affect at
tha back and tha long, aloping llnaa
of that period, while tha corsage la
draped In tha surplice style that la ao
satisfactory with material of thla sort.
Tha entire gown la made of alternat
ing stripes of tha plain and tha fancy
tulle and there la a wide hem of pale
pinkish mauva velvet at tha lower
ede-e. while' the beautifully draned
deoollette bffdloe la finished with a
single huge rose, where the oroaalng la
made allghtly to tha left of tha front
There are elbow eleevee that are di
vided Into two puffs by means of bands
of smaller roses of a similar sort. Tha
gown la mounted over a pinkish mauva
foundation of liberty satin veiled with
tulle and ia just as tlry, falryllke a
creation as well can be devised. -
The huge rosea worn in thla manner,
by tha way, form a recant novel, fad
sent over from Paris and really are at
tractive and chic. A very lovely gown
was of pals gray silk moussellna over
blue with trimming of silver eomblned
with gray and pale blue and waa worn
with a atngla large pink rose at tha
front of the almoat elaaalo bodice In di-
rectolre style.
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Lad Baltimore Cake. .
' Tha whites of eight egga, one pound
of flour, one pound of sugar, one-half
pound of butter, one-half pint of sweet
milk, two teaspoonfula of baking pow
der and two of almond extract. 81ft
tha baking powder with the flour,
cream tha butter and sugar until very
light, add carefully and alowly tha
milk, flour and well-beaten whites, then
the flavoring. Beat . thoroughly and
baka In three ' layers, Put together
with tha following:
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Fining for Lady Baltimore Cake!
. Pour a gill of boiling watsr over
three cupa of sugar and boll until It
thread a Add a pinch of tartaric acid
to tha stiffened egg-whltea. and pour
tha syrup gradually upon theaa. beat-.
Ing steadily. When nearly cold, stir
In two eupa, each, of chopped raielna
and English walnut and flavor with
vanilla. Put between tha eaka la vera
A portion of tha plain Icing may ba
reserved for the Jop of tha eaka Deo
orate this with halved walnuts,
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U9 Oae Who steads This Caa Afford to
Xe rrejmdloe rrereat Giving the
Beeaedy Trial. -
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have been
eurtng the most stubborn cases of rheu
matism for nearly a generation and
thousands of grateful patients have
given testimony that cannot bo Ignored.
If you auffer -from thla disease and
have not given tba pills a trial perhaps
It. is your prejudice or tha Influence of
aoma friend that haa prevented your
finding health. Perhaps your doctor
cannot help you and tha thousand reme
dies recommended for rheumatism do
not touch your ease. We have on record
hundreds of Just auch cases cured by
Dr. Williams Pink Pills and will wel
come tha opportunity to aubmlt tha evi
dence to you. J
, Mr. Robert Odbert, a machlnlet, liv
ing' at 101 Cameron atreet, Detroit,
Mich, had a very distressing experience
with rheumatism for about two yeara
He makes the following statement:
"About the year 1187 I felt the effects
of rheumatism which gradually grew
worse uhtll I was compelled to give up
work -for, a time, Thajears .of'.T and
'91 I was confined to my bed most of
the time. I was under doctors' treat
ment but found no relief. My legs were
swollen from the hlpe downward and hed
blotches appeared all over them .' Fre
quently they pained ma ao that I had to
bind them tightly with strips of linen.
This sometimes relieved the pain but
at other times failed to do so. At times
I had to crawl to my work, using two
crutohss. During ,-these spells I suf
fered greatly from pain around my
heart which I attributed to the rheuma
tism. "At last my mother wrote ma and
asked me to- try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. I did and In a ehort time X found
myaelf getting better and have had no
trouble alnca. I may here add that I
consider myaelf perfectly cured. I
have not had tha leaat algn of the dla
easa alnca and feel better now than I
ever did. For theaa reaeone I recom
mend Dr. Wllllama" Pink Pllle to any
ona affected tha aama aa I waa.
Dr. Wllllama Pink Pllla are sold by
all drugglata, or aent by mall, postpaid
on receipt of price, 60 eenta per box. alx
bottlea for 1.0. by tha Dr. Wllllama
Medlolna Co., Schenectady, N. T.
INSANE FRQU LEAVING
DEAR OLD VIRGINIA
David McClanahan'g Homesick
ness Reaches Acute Sui
cidal. Stage. '
(Special Dtepeteh to The Joei-ntl) i
Taooma, April . David MoClanahan.
while on his way from Seattle to Cha-
halla, accompanied by his family.
Jumped from a car winaow at me nine
teenth atreet depot In an attempt to
commit suicide. Beyond minor cute
and bruises ha auatalnad few tnjurlea,
and waa later taken on to Cheballa. Mo
Clanahan and hla family were emigrants
.n tv.ir n, from Vlnclnla to Cheballa,
v . .V Kail hnnrlit a homa The
Bailing of tha old hotneetead in Vir
ginia worked on his inina uniu crooning
drove him inaane. Hla aona aay that
after boarding tha train in tha eaat ha
kept talking of -hla boyhood daya and
the sorrow it gave) mm i
home. When a change of cars waa
- l. a..1. l--t nfa,hfc he had
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t.t,v.--ie Into a state of nervous
eollapee, and fearing ha would do him
self m teenier mey oegan io waicu mm
Wednesdsy la tha laat day for dis
count on weat Bias gaa oiua.
OBSERVE APPOMATTOX
DAY BY BANQUET TODAY
(roaraat Special Berries.)
Til Anril Elaborate nrerj-
aratlons have bean completed for tha
J 7th annual Appomaum y waqun
of tha Hamilton club, in commemora
tion of tha first day of peace, to ba
, . . .v. A 1 tnrA ti rt, V4a vn1 n w
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Governor Deneen and nnmeroua other
. - . .At, n ha-nrMant. fVin.
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rressniaji Francl W. Cushman, of
WASninSTOn, will aa iwr uw rauutg
1 ta aaa eVsvsi 'OtlP tpV.t.ntraT frttV.
lUFV fcV VUV evnei vm was-
pressman A. O. fitanler. of Kentucky,
will apeak for tha aouth to tha toaat
TtODr Bi -, mil WM.-t9Vitm..Vr tt !
i tm Us,.M a Tl Hnfila wl 11 mrkA
to tha toaat "The Commander-in-Chief."
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Allen Lewis' Beat Brand.
Ambassador Sternberg Goes Home.
.New- Tork. April . Baron Stern
burg, tha German ambaaaador, and tha
Baroneaa Btemburg, sailed for Europe
,yt-w Th.. nlan to remain In flw
many moat of the rummer, returning to
Washington in pepremoer.
i una wt.
Scores of Portland Citizens
Have Learned It.
If you suffer from backache.
There la only one way to cure It
Tha perfect way la to euro tha kid
neys. -
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Negloot It, urinary troublee follow.
Dean's Kidney PUla are made for kld-
Lneys only.
Are enaorsea oy roruuia people.
O. H. Sprlne-meyer, expreeeman, ef
ion mrst atreet, rortiand, ore., aaya:
"Exposure to rough' weather and the
Jarring or my wagon Brought On kidney
troubla Mr back ached almoat mm.
stantly and the action of the kldneya
aeemed weak and the passagea of tha
secretions too frequent Doan'a Kidney
pllla came to my notice and I got a box
and began using them at onoe. The
pain In my back waa eoon relieved and
tha kidney secretions became normal.
Two boxes of Doan'a Kidney Pills
brought about thla result." (From
statement made Feb. IS, 101.)
CURED TO STAT CURED.
On Jan. II. I90, Mr. Rprtngmeyer
con Armed the above statement and
added: "Since the' time referred to In
my former teetlmony I have not had a
trace of kidney trouble. I have recom
mended Toan'a Kidney Pllla to many
people ana am always giaa to ao ao."
For eale by all deal era Price 10 cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New Tork.
sole agents for tha United Statea.
Remember the Bams DOAN'8 and
take no other.. .
Value
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A Remarkable Sale
of ILace Curtains
In Full Range of This Season's Designs
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Beginning tomorrow we place on display a remark-
able showing of Lace Curtains in all the most favored
patterns and designs a multiplicity of beautiful pat
JteiriSLjthatjca the city. And you
will find our prices to be much lower than you would
pay elsewhere. J.i you've planned to buy curtains of
any kind or in any quantity, by all means come to the
store tomorrow, for well offer bargains such as
you've never dreamed of. It's a wonderful opportu
nity. A few examples:
AT OSf4 White Scotch Lace Curtains,
8 yards by 46 inches, pretty assortment
of designs, , good values. Special, per
pair ... 05e
AT 81.25 White Scotch Lace Cur
tains, 3 yards by 60 inches, large line of
neat figured effects, extra good qualities,
'per pair i 81.25
AT 81.75 White Scotch Lace Cur
tains, dyi yards by 60 inches, extra heavy,
double thread lace, pretty patterns. Spe
cially priced ...... .......81.75
AT 82.50 White Madras Lace Cur
tains, 354 yards by 54 inches, assortment
of elaborate designs, exceptionally good
values. Special, per pair 82.50
AT 83.00 White Cable Net Curtains,
imitation Cluny lace borders, extra heavy,
8 yards by B0 inches. Specially priced at,
per pair . 83.00
AT 84.50 Ivory Madras Lace Cur-'
tains, in an assortment of exclusive de
signs, dainty and attractive, 84 yards by
50 inches. Priced, per pair 84.50
AT 81.75 Arabian Madras Lace Cur
tains, in leaded glass effects, buttonhole
stitched edge, size 8 yarda by 50 inches.
Priced at 81.75
AT $2.50 Arabun Cable Net Cur
tains, beautiful leaded glass effects, exr
tra good values, size 3 yards by 50 inches.
Specially priced, per pair. ....... .82.50
AT 83.25 Arabian Corded Scotch Lace'
Curtains, fish net center effects, scalloped
edge, heavily corded, size 8)4 yards by 60
inches. Special, per pair. ....... .83.25
AT" 83.75 Arabian Corded Cable Net
Curtains, elaborate Cluny lace effects,
specially good values, 8i yards by 50
inches. Priced, per pair. ...... . .83.75
AT 85.50 Arabian Cable Net Curtains,
plain centers, with heavily corded Batten
berg borders, pretty and durable, size SJi
yards by 50' inches. Priced, pair. 35.50
AT 1 86.50 Arabian English. Bobinet
Curtains, in Marie Antoinette lace pat
terns, size 3 yards by 50 inches, excep
tionally fine values. Priced, pair. 86.50
A Superb Display oi New
DRESS GOODS AJWD SILKS
An extraordinary showing comprising all the latest spring and summer styles and col
orings, with prices within the reach of alL Every item offered will permit a saving
on your part. . 1 '
AT. f l.OO Black snd Whits Suitinfs An
exceptionally fine assortment of black snd
white Suitings in large variety of checks,
stripes snd small plaids. These goods sre
46 inches wide; very popular; priced at, per
ysrd fl.00
AT l.OO New Block Checks In black snd
white; very choice patterns; warranted all
wool, 44 inches wide, very stylish for spring
snd summer wear; specially priced at, per
ysrd ...fl.OO
AT f 1.50 New Jamestown Shadow Checks
in s beautiful assortment of new smoky grays
with red, blue and green overpliids; 50 inches
wide; one of the most desirable fabrics of the
season; a good $2 value; specially priced st,
per ysrd fl.50
AT 75? Shadow Checked Panama in the
new spring shades of blue, brown, tan, green,
slate and gray; 42 inches wide; all wool, very
choice, entirely new; specially priced at, per
yard ...T5f
AT 1.25 New Wool Coatings in great as
sortment of new gray and tan combinations:
56 inches wide, sll wool; sold elsewhere st $z
per ysrd; our pries, per yard 1.25
. AT fl.OO Silk and Wool Bollenna, tha finest
foreign goods made; comes in sll the new
shsdes of gray, biscuit, reseda, cadet, green.
lavender, red, pink, cream and black; 42 inches
wide, half silk; sold elsewhere st $1.50 and $2;
our price, per ysrd t .fl-OO
AT fl.OO New Plaid Pan Jabs The vry
best silk made, warranted to" neither cut, slip
nor break; comes -in an endless variety of new
popular black and white checks and plaids snd
novejjty grays; moderately priced at, yd. fl.OO
AT T5 . New Wash Taffetas Tha cele
brated Cheney Bros.' wash taffetas in rare as
sortment of blsck snd white plaids; warranted
to wear and to wash like linen; specisl price,
per yard
AT T5 New Wash Foulards Meeaalines
Something new this spring; 19 inches wide,
pretty line of graduated and broken checks:
exquisite colorings and designs; good $1 23
values, special at,.... T5e
AT 85 Cheney Bros.' Crepe da Chine. 24
inches wide, sll pure silk; in the season's favor
ite colors, rich and elegant, beautiful for even
ing gowns and waists; our regular $1 quality,
special, at....
AT 85 Special 1 Black Taffeta Bargain
Our best $1.25 grade 36-inch black taffeta, war-.
ranted pure silk, spotless black, highly fin
ished; this silk can not be duplicated in this .
city st $1.25; our special price .....05s)
Acknowledgred
BEST SHOE VALUES
Are To Be Found Only At
Thiai Store
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In selecting your new Spring Footwear, give the
subject the same thoughtful consideration you
'would give your new suit, gown or coat. Our
splendid stock affords every opportunity for chooe
: ing etyles that are correct and shoes thai are made
for service and comfort. '
, Note These Three Underpriced Lota
Men's Shoes Q
. and Oxfords iJw-OO
At this price you have choice of the follow
ing well-known makes: Spence Shoe Com-
Eany's $4.00 Oxfords. Rice ft Hut chins' $5.00
hoes, the Churchill $3.50 Shoes, Macey Bros.
$3.50 Shoes Basement Shoe Department
This season's most popular styles, in all the
fashionable leathers, vici kid, box calf, patent
colt, etc, in both plain lace and blucher styles;
medium, light and heavy solest not a pair in
the lot sold for less than $3.50; most all are
$4 and $5 values; all to go at one t0 QC
price your choice ...yeO7
v Women's Shoes &0 Q1?
and Oxfords APrWoOeT
$JJ0 and $4 Values Main Floor Shoe Dept.
By far the lowest price ever quoted on high
grade, up-to-date Shoes. The celebrated $150
cWalk-Over" Shoes and Oxfords, in patent
leather and black vici kid. lace and button, with
light and heavy soles, Cuban, concave and mili
tary heels, as well aa the Lady Churchill $3
Shoes and Oxfords, Zieglar Bro.' $3.50 Shoes
and Oxfords, the Sherwood $350 Shoes and
Oxfords, Hannah McCarthy $3.50 Shoes and
Oxforda? all go at one price your if
choice I
$1.00 FOB WOMEN'S STI0E3 and 02X0Hr3 C1.C3
Another shipment of 11,000 palm Juat rwel A. Vfftet avtrawfl'nsry eit" Tr.rei "H a r
larje and moet fortunate purehaea we are abJe to eil rel ia.K end II CO .nns "1 i
the rldleulouely low price of tl-OO. At this trlr yn have the rhoi.-e ef ev.ri ,
' sll this soaeon's atylea. In vici kid. patent !eattr aA r" leain.ra.in : '
blurhr eut heavy, light and medium eolwa, nh rxiJ! ry r low h.e. -and
two-strap Sllppere. Not a pair la the lot made te e4 for lees than I! kj. n .
au ara II. oo Bhoea, roar choice at.......