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Tim OHEOON DAILY JOOTNAi; PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVEUTIIO, MAY 3, 1 1S07. lira in the oiean," said Captain Horn this morning. - The ' Hyndford . had . been drifting about helplessly for day with out a propeller, and one afternoon Chief McLean, and four sailors volunteered to set out In a, boat for assistance. They left ua September 11, 17 miles oft the entrance to the Straits of Magellan under, fair weather conditions and thought they would male Punta,' Arenas without much troubla A storm sprang. UD that ftArnnnn enil mrM n vi Has rA Covernment Will Build Hydraulic from th a tew days uter we r 'm ..... FUQuiiail' WlllV SUIUWW, , &rVJU Portland for Copenhagen, and Captain Wilms kindly : out , Into Frankland Islands and reported us. A tug came out and towed the Hyndford Into port." The Hyndford went to the flour mills this morning and commenced to receive cargo at once. She will. be given quick Dredge of theColumbia Type at Once. ; will be kept here for a whlla on exhibi tion at so much a visit. .... The Harrlmtut liner Colombia Is due here tomorrow from San Francisco. The steamer T. A. Kllburn, from Ban Franolsco, will be at Oak street dock mil evening. . , : A preliminary trial trio of the Ooen River Transportation company's steam er J. N. Teal, will be held next , Mon day. ... The date : for the official' trial has not yet been set. , , WILD WITH DELIGHT Large Audience Sees the Great Per '.Don Demonstrate His Remedies I Again Last Night. .s ENGINEER ENCAGED TO DESIGN PROPOSED CRAFT d,,p,tch ' J. B. 0. Lockwood Will Have Plana - Read Within Next Two Months. ; When . Colonel Boessler, , United v;-" States Engineer, Will Invito Bids. . r The government win ; build a ' large auction dredge or the same type as the Port of. Portland .. dredge Columbia for use la the Oregon and Washington coast harbors. J. B. C Lockwood, con sulting engineer for the Port of Port land, has been retained by Colonel 8. W. Roeaxler, United States engineer, to prepare the designs for (the dredge, and It Is understood that the-contract will likely be awarded within the next two months.- -- ' ' -r.-'Ar - The government Is planning; many Improvements In the harbors alone? the ta vfif the Pacific northwest states and for this reason the dredge will be necessary. - It will be constructed along the lines of the powerful dredge Co lumbia, built for the Port of Portland about six "years ago, but will be only about half the else. ' It will be con structed stanch enough to be towed In the open aea without more risk t than the craft of . the ordinary tolnf type;." -. ' ' , In addition to this a sea-roing dredge will be built by the government for BLAZE ON , DREDGE Fire Shoots Forth From Stack on v':'; " : " thje-Portland. Fire nearly destroyed the Port of Portland dredge - Portland late Monday night, according, to a report filed by Su perintendent Groves. .No alarm was given because the erew of the boat has tened to extinguish the flames and Jhey oon had the Are under control. The port stack was burned . out and will have to be renewed,, at a cost of several hundred dollars. s The fire was of peculiar origin and no one yet Knows exactly how It started. The dredge was owkrlng as usual be tween the Morrison - and Madison bridges pumping gravel from the river nottom Into the east aide mud flats. ' . MARINE NOTES Astoria, May ti. Arrived down last night Ship Eclipse. Arrived at I and left up at 7 a. m. Steamer ohan Poul sen, from San Franolsco, Arrived at 6:10 and left up at 10 a. m- Steamer F. A. Kllburn, from San Franolsco. Balled at 7:30 a. m. Schooner Colum bia, for San Francisco. Arrived at 7 a. m. Schooner Abble. from San Fran cisco. Left up at I a. m. Chinese Junk onstrate again his marvelous remedies Fer-Don Medical Experts Open Offices In Grand Theatre Building, Introducing New Treatments for Chronlfi Diseases. - f.IOXE DEf.IOmCATIONS TOMGnTl Wild with delight, a large audience I at Twentieth and Washington streets last mgnt saw me unset Jfer-JJoa dam- WaiKti(C(fI)o BUTTERICK PATTERNS ArelCc tzi 15c Ncsel.lsl.er. IVe are lest SHes;t2lj when suddenly a tongue of flame, fully I n,, WX ports. Wang Ho and schooner King Cyrus and Virginia. .v-v -.Vi v -;v ;:' . San ..Francisco,' May II. Arrived Steamer Tiverton, from Astoria. Point . Loboa, . .', May . .. 11. Passed Steamer Asuncion. from Portland - for Oavlota. v . '. .' - Astoria, May II. Arrived down at 4 and sailed at lit p. m. Steamer Costa Rica, for" Ban" Franclsoo. Arrived at 4:80 p. tn.- Schooners . Churchill and King- Cyrus, from San Pedro. Arrived at 1:50 and left up at 1:10 a. m- Steamer Roanoke, from San Pedro and way ports. Sailed, at 1:46 p. nr. Bark Louisiana, for Redondo. 1 Arrived at T p.' m. Bchoofrsr Virginia, from San irrancisoo. - sailed at 7:18 ' p. ra. Ger man steamer Nlcomedla, for Hongkong I Rest 40 feet In length, leaped skyward through the stack. It continued to bias for about (0 minutes and then burned Itself out In the meantime the craw played a hose on the outside ef the stack and saved, the boat from destruc tion. : ,-. ' . ' superintendent Groves believes .that the flame was caused by a sudden Com' bustlen ef gases that had accumulated m the stack and furnace. t-NAKE RIVER FALLINO use at Astoria In place of the ' dredge I rvJ!i1W. ft afo.n.i. ''a'1--W. S. Ladd, which is about worn nut. V9? Wether to Monntavlns Affects The contracts forthe dredrea wllrl ' '. V n.i. J ' " ': i ' ' : probally.ao to Portland shipbuilders.: aa I ;- - ve tmew. ; they are In position to handla the work I The Snake river Is now falling but ; to better advanUge than competitors I Columbia la rising slowly all along In neighboring- ports, although men ara I lln"' wooier weatner a as prevailed said to be scarce . 1 " . , J I0t aeverai oaya in the mountains The innouncement . that Charles Ltnd-1 the rtvars secMre their supply and strom of Aberdeen may start a .shin-1 . had a- tendency to check the - bulldlnc plant on Baker's bar. at the isneiung; or the enow. --mouth ef the Columbia, was reset ved , i fjaxnox, rorecaater Seals announces J with anthuslaam here by shipping- pec- 1rn,n in "l lT,r bulletin that pla. because the looaUon of the pUnt "f.WlUametta will probably, reach' a wUl mean that a large number ef the "J1" i. b' Mxt flundr' but - coasting vessels to be buUt In the future t?".l...wU1 t?a oonl to temporary ' . will be constructed on the Columbia and equipped here with machinery. The , plant would also be In poaltlon to baa' .die, river eraft,,for which there seems , a need at the 'present and of which '.class many would be building but for the fact that the yards are crowded San i Francisco. Mar II.' 11:10 p.' m. Steamer - Columbia, for Portland. Sailed Steamer Daisy Fret man, for Portland. - Queenstown, f May 11 Arrived French bark Jaoobaen, from Portland. Sydney, , May II. Arrived May 10 French bark Turgot, from Portland. "4 Astoria, May , Condition of the bar at I a. m., smooth f wind northwest, ii m lies) weather cloudy. Tidea at Astoria today: , High Water. ( . v r Law Water. ?' :I7 a. m., t. ft :I0 a. m- II ft :01p. m., T. ft , f l:M p. , 1.1 ft MARINE INTELLIGENCE and witnessed the vanquishing of deaf ness and pain. Having heard reports ox juona&y mgm wont in irus line, the people of our city turned out by hundreds to see for themselves who Fer-Don was and what ha was dolner. Before o'clock, when Fer-Don arrived at his free show rrounde in his oar-1 rlage, preceded by the Diamond Cluster! Band, there awaited expectantly many who wished to test for themselves the effloaoy of Fer-Doa's remedies aad many more who came to sea aad wonder. . After an entertaining- program by the oanq jraui spoxe xor aoouc fifteen min utes. Durina his discourse he called for those persona suffering-from deaf- ness, rheumatism and other aohes or I pains to come upon his platform and nna relief. Ho many came that It found Impossible to accommodate all, but enough remained to enjoy the re sults. The demonstrations to prove to I ilea aii possesses truly wonderful secreta jaa (jochran, address Rhelnfals hoteL I Portland, ahowed bis neck swollen and I painful, the result of three days of neu ralgia. Any one who has experienced me pangs or neuralgia can imagine Mr. EAST SIDE DEPMTT.1EMT STCHE Cor.ol Grand Av.& East Alder St on no Vi'Z CEUVE3 Cc:is (3 cay par! c! : City. Esst cr West Slies, tzi vit di- Ilver prc;'.Iy ?ZZaI EAST SSC3 PJiiiiii i T - C Present Store Pcclicd mi Jammed-Thars Thy jhe CoohranTa pleasure when one application I of Fer-Don's Maglo Relief entirely re-1 lieved the pain. sianasuu. ana ir majLposslbly fall - a raw lachea. :.. - ,v . - . Unless hot weather again aeta fa in the Rockies the danger of extremely high .water here la practically ctr tot ine present, jne tides the latter part tof the week will be higher than ordl. aaa aaav.fc aasai sa J sa- ajsi aa w , vsvwwvu -.-.-Ji . - with work, The location of new yards nV""d ..! Zll t!.n(10T S here and in the . vicinity would also 1 r!Ih 1? W ,h 1 hrnf more m.n. th. hmi. faiiw .b 'rem the rise la the Colum- bring more men, as the hands follow the work. . v -' '.-. " - t ; BELIEVES MEN LOST J: v ' yy..; : . , : ? Captain ' of - Steamer Hyndford Has ' ...... .... , - , j ,,. , ,. j '. No Hope for Volunteers.. . Captain Horns of the British steamer Hyndford fears that the five men who left bis vessel off Cape Horn September It In one of the steamer's lifeboats for the purpose of getting assistance to tow 'the disabled steamer Into port lost their ; Uvea. The Hyndford arrived here last night to load flour and general cargo "for Siberia. 1 -' , , ' 1 am afraid Chief - Officer McLean .'and the four sailors who with him vol- unteered to endeavor to . go to Punta "Arenas for assistance round graves in ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamer AUlanoe sails tonlcht for coos Day. : i ;' , The ; steamer Roanoke arrived from Baa Pedro and way porU this morning wun if oaom ana steerage passen ger She spoka -the steam schooner Jo- han Poulsen off the mouth of the Co lumbia river with her boilers disabled.' Captain Merriam ef the Poulsen asked i to . be reported, t The steam - schooner crossed in this morning, however, and reported that the damages to the boiler had been repaired without much trou ble, , -V. r,. V r The Chinese Junk Whang Ho la en the! way up the river and wiU be In the local harbor tomorrow, morning-. , She I aeralaa Xlaere Dee te Arrive. - T. A. Kllbera. frea Sas Itaa. and war. Mar M Colombia, from Baa rraaeisee ....... if 9fl mountains I Nemastla, from orient........ , ..May 28 aiusnce, rren ooos Bay May So O. W. Blaar, fram Saa Pedro aad war.. Mar SS Ookta Rica, from Baa rrrlco. . . .....May SS Boaaofce, from Saa Pedre and way J ant 4 Arabia from orlat,M.,,.,..,,..Jotte Alrala, rron erloot .......Jolr 1(1 Meoatedla, from Orient..., ..aerast 10 aUcnUr Iiaers te Pmari. AlHaaee, for Coos Bay ..kfay SS r. A. KHDora, for Han rraa. aad way,. May St Beaoake. for Saa Pedro aad war Mar 2X Colombia, for Ban FrancUro. . .... Mar M O. W. Elder, for San Pedre ead way.. ..May SO Costa Blca, tot Saa Fraaelaee .........May 11 KomaeUa, for orient.,.. ......Jane S Arable, for orient. ,.,jan 10 Aleela, for orient. .July ST Nlcomedla, for Orient, ...,-., ...... .Aegost SO Teaeala a Port, 1. Marh offer. Am. etr at Willamette U Wki. Baron do, . sb- at Astoria dock. Dlmedale, Br. bk, at Astarla. ' r Mlchelet. Ft. bk.f at Aatorla. j . , . Vola, Br. ab., at Elevator, dork. : ' ' - JordanbllL Br. bkY at B. W. mm. Eclipse, Am. str., at St. Belene... . Elnlta, Br. bk., at Irving dock. : Telloa, Oer. bk. at Oolnmbla h'e. L w Tottenbam, Br. atr at Insaa-roalsea mffl, Stratfcclyde, Br. str.. at Linaton. . . Waeblnftnn. Am. barye, at aibnrortk, SVi - ' miles above Vanconrer. - - Slntram, Am. ab., at Stella. Ikedondo, Am. str.,, at B. W. mflla; , Wbans He. Chinese Jnnk, at Astoria. John Palmer, Am. bktn., at Kalama. Eipansion, Am. seb., at Portia od (amber Oe Alrena, Am. ecb at Ooble. Jamee Bolph, Am. arh., at Wastport. Arete, Am. bk., at Vaneoerer. William Olsee. Am. seb.. at Astoria. Makawell, Am. bktn.. Wallace Sloeta. llamond Head, Am. bk., Vanconrer. Letltla. Am. etn., at Rainier. Lonlalana. Am. atr., at Astoria. ' Mnrlel. Am. str,, at Newport. - t lobn Smith, Am. bktn., at Stella. Emily Bead, Ami ah., at Portland Member Oe. Stratbyre. Br. atr., at Rainier. Alliance, Am. str., et Orach street, and that .In -less than I three minutes. , ..;- I J. B. Weber, 1091 Kelly street, tcfld m nis own way now tnie medicine had helped him.' - One application brought I oaoa tne hearing to an ear which had for twenty years been uselesa In fact, when the man stepped upon the plat form he could TIM hear a sound on the right side. After' the ear had been runt from the stag about thirty feet. "Can you hear mer he asked Mr. Weber, who had hla other ear cover ad with his hand. A smile of . Joy Illumined his face as he found ' be oouldaad his answer, a .vigorous "Indeed I - can." brought cheers of appreciation from the auaienoe. ., .,-, . . . -. . John Corrlgan, ItTH Burnalde street, elalmed he bas not heard aa well aa he ought for thirty year a Mr. Corrlgan's relief was as -Quickly brought about, as was that of the others, and he stepped oaca iiio vne auaienoe a nappier man than he had been for years, rejoicing- ln uie ruiiness or mis new-iouna oenent. Others there were, and in- every case I sucoess was met with, can Fer-Don's I remedies keep up the grood workT He ima tner can. ana aa the nroor or the pudding- ilea In the eating; thereof, ourl people - will have ample opportunity for seeing: for themselves, aa Fer-Don prom- I ises thaae startllaa- demonstrations At 161 Washington street. In the I Grand Theatre building, , offloes . have been opened for the Fer-Don medical I experts. Theee men brine with them to Portland a number ex new treat-1 menta for chronlo diseases. They have made a name for themselves In -all parte of the country by their system of I Dioooiesa surgery, removing 1 cancers, etc. . without djnawlna Their Syarthgl treatment hai Golden Gate Extrccts ErSsciTtial to Good GoolriSgr SeMeMeaMfit a. roLGsa a co. : Northland. Am. str.. at Drydoek. ac oceanic aoea. . Fxe e. c h 6 1 a r h i p In Bchn he-Walker Business College NO SOLICITING , , NO WORK NO TIME REQUIRED You may use the scholarship, transfer h, or' sell Itjto some one not t BOW Bttendiht: the) c61itgt.K!:fr:U;l,y: . Good any time this summer, next fallday or evening classes. ' Besides this, we will give away 'a number of partial scholarships. ' If you want a course In the Business College, or if you know any young man or woman who wants a course, send !6 cents for' educational pus-le-gama, "The Oracle of Isia," the newest and greatest,' fun-producer tn Amerloai work the puaale. complying with- requirements, and win a scholarship. lose no time, , , ' '' ' Address (inclosing- 2B cents, stamps accepted). . . ."' WARREN-MONROE PUBLICITY COMPANYl , i , "405 Buchanan Bid.,'. Portland, Or. ,v ' Ton WW ecelve the Oame aad Seo,&lremeata by stetajra KalL ' Barb. . Nor. str.; Irene. Am. sch., at St. Helens. Hndrord, Br. str., at floor mine. Roanoke, Am, str.,- at Martin's dork. Colombia, Am. ah p.. at Stella. . Johaa Poulsen, Am. etr at Inmaa-Ponleea, Kins Orrne, Am. ecV, at Wallace Slonfk, r. A. kllbera. Am. str., at Oak street. i Lnmbar Carriers Xa Bonto. M. r. Whitney, Am. bk, MakaweJL ElwelL Am. ahM Saa Pedro. ': ' ' Lllleboone, Am. ech., Manila. ? .,'. Lucille. Am. eb- Baa Franclaco. .. Mabel Gale, Am. seb., Baa rraDclsee. " Uetrtever, Am. bktn.. Ban rraaciaeai Aurora. Am. bktn.. San Francisco. Santa Ana, Am. atr., Saa Franclaco. -W. B. Home. Am. ech.. Baa Pedro. J. B. Btetaoa, Am. str.. Baa Francises. Daisy Freeman, Am. str.. Saa Fraaeiaen. Johan Pool aea. Am. str., Saa FrmacUco, , Virginia, Am, sch., Baa rranclaoo, . . -Cborcbill. Am. ecb., Baa Franclaco, . . -AbMe, Am. ecb- lu Frandsee. Jim Bntler, Am. 'str. Baa Frandsos, ' F. Bandera. Am. acta.. Baa Pedro. Ohehalle, Am. bktn,. Baa Pedre. ...... Olendale, Am. acb., Saa Fraaclsee. Nokomla. Am. seb.. Baa Pedro. . Alumna, Am. ech. Baa Fraaelaee. ' , Waablngtoa, Am. str., aaa rtanqlsstt, Xa Boats With Cement end OeaereL Bnecleach, Br. sb., Hamburg. Rrenn. Fr. bk.. Bull. Ooaway Castle, Br. bk, Antwerp. I'airoaax, Dr. au, oemvuraj. Europe, Fr. bk., Antwerp. Oenarleve Molinos. Fr. bk.. Bene Kerrller, Ft. ebj- B ambers. Laennse.-Fr. eh., Swansea. . M riuni v , .in aui . Martha Boaz, Fr. bk, Hambarg. Moaamblooa, Br. sb- IlsweesUe. 1. 1. Samoa, Br. bk, Bkielde. . Blam. Oer. sb- Loadoa. . Boooa, Fr. sb., Newesetle, Tlncennes, Fr. bk., Glasgow. . . : s Marechael Turrene, Tr. bk., Hambarg, ' r Vllle de Mulbense, Fr. bk., Antwerp. , ' Gnethary, Fr. bk, Antwerp. Plerrl LoH. Fr. bk., Antwere. . Walden Abbey, Br. ab., Antwerp, ". Glenesslin, Br. eb, Antwerp. -. ; : iVsrsalllee, Fr. bk., Lelth.- J--... . . General da Boisdeffre, Fr. bk., London. : General de Negrler, Fr. bk, Lendoa. OoalBhips Xa Boate. Belea. Fr. bk, Newcastle, A. Col. de Vlllebflle Marenll. Fr. bk.. Newcastle. A A BIOUNTAIN CLTMBEB Oalns IS ' Pounds on Ohaag-e ef Food. tumors. blooa, cured scores of cases of appendicitis without the -use of a knife, and they claim it will positively oure any ease where the pus has not formed. In a few hours. The work or thie treatment will, with out doubt, be watched with extreme In terest and If as successful here as re-1 ports have made It elsewhere. It will prove itself a marvelous Improvement I over oia rnemoaa . Clarerdoav Br. sk, Veweastle, A i : Wlllaeott. Am. bk, Newcastle, A. Tram Beeamari Xa Beats, Asset, Br. str, Boenoe Ayree. Cnuan Mara, Jap. str.,' Japan. African Monarch, Br. atr., Baa Fraaelaee, Btrathyre, Br. str, San Francisco, . Telloa, Not. str, Saa Fraaelaee. Maori King. Br. etr, Sbangbat, knight Templar, Br. sir, orient. ' Henrlk Ibeea, Nor str., Baa Francises. Sneen AJeaaadra, Br. atr., Madras, allbia. Br. str. Baa Fraaelaee. Maasba Mare, Jap. etr, Sailnaa Crea, Byadea, Am, tr.. orient. Mackinaw, Am. str., Seattle. ' . Saa Mateo, Am. str., Saa rvaactsee. OH Carriers Xa Beats, Maverlok, Am. etr.. Baa Fraaelaee. aaa W. 8. Porter, Am. str. ... $3.85 for $5.00 Oenulne Panama hats at the Chicago I Clothing Co, ll-Tl Third street CORPORATIONS' PICKED : COMMITTEE OF SEVEN i Rudolph Sprockets Gives His Reasons for Refusing to Rec- ognize Business. Men. For Sale 4 ; Tew sllg-htly . marred v Singers, Oarls, Wheeler ft Wilson, BUadards and White Sewing- Blaealaee, ., The White . Sewing Machine Office X. . TOsTES, 880 TamhUl, oor..4th. I Jearaal Boeelal Bisvln.t " Baa Franolsoo. May 1-That the "committee of seven"' appointed by May or Bohmttav which ha . and Heney re fused to recognise, was really selected by the oorporate Interests, though with out the knowledge of the men them selves. Is the opinion ef Rudolph SpreokeTs as given- out In a Interview Uat nigh.Jidi''ir . Mr. Spreokels, indignantly denied that he la trying- to dictate the affairs ef the city and stated that he was only interested In the prosecution of ' the J bribe givers and graftera. He explained that the present board of supervisors, 1 self-confessed ; bribe takers, la left in j office to prevent Mayor Schmlta from ) appointing another board with which to accomplish his ends. - Patrick Calhoun, president ef the United Railroads, stated that the threats and take over the Geary ! street line. made by the board of supervisors, were made with the end In view of aiding- uie striking carman and that Bpreckela was responsible. IN BARBED WIRE FENCE BANK AND OFFICE RAILING : WIRE AND IRON FENCING Barbed Wire, Wire and Lawn Fencing, V . Poultry Netting, Etc , PORTLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS Phone Main 2003." . ' ; ' SECOND' AND EVERETT. STS. i '.i-f-. t,.r i 'w to" When a change In food': can rebuild a man 77 years of age. It is evldenoe that .fL h r'il the franchise of hla company can discriminate In the selecUon of . .-- . ,- r.... proper food to rebuild the body. A few months ago the physician attending a man 77 years old, told him that death from old age .would soon claim him. He suffered from general weakness and uvm... a a J I pan pj. mm 0mm A j -' An old lady advised him to Quit oof- K AIM Until tLtLi 1 KUUU hU . ree, arinx rostum jrooa uonee and eat Orape-Nuts food every .. morning. He took the advice ' and has gained i It pounds, says he Is as wall aa he ever waa, arfd can takev long tripe : In the mountains, which he had been unable to do for a long time.' ; There Is ' a reason . fori j thla i In, the first place, coffee aota aa a direct nerve destroyer, on :V many highly organised people, both young and old, and many people haven't-the. knowledge to select nourishing, "healthful, rebuilding fo Both Postum Food Coffee and O rape- Nuts food are made from .selected parts of the field grains that contain delicate particles of phosphate of potash and albumen. -. These two ' elements ' com bine In the human body to quickly rebuild the gray matter In the braid and In the nerve centers throughout the bOdy.' ! r. !-:"! .)Vv1mi,, - Direct, sure and certain results come from, their use. and oan be proven by any person that cares to make the trial "There's a Reason." Read "The Road (Saeetal Dtopeteh te The JoanaLI Bosemaa, . Mont, May 11. John Mlse, a well-known rancher near Belgrade, was electrocuted yesterday afternoon while attempting to climb through a barbed wire fence. A dangling guy wire fell across the power line of the Madison power company, in turn com municating electricity to, Mlse'a fence. Several head vf stock wero stunned and I etretched out on the ground. Mrs. Mlae. attracted by the , peoullar antics of m dog that naa accompanied Mlae, found the lifeless form of her husband. She. and several neighbors were severely shocked In attempting to extricate the body from the fence., j t . , Cv te WeUrUle,' In packages. jOlymplav "Wants New Fire Hose. Olympla, Wash ' May tl. The city council has ordered the city clerk to ask for bids for furnishing the fire) department with too feet et new hose. " t f 1 K S ! t ' , . . , , r 1 ' ; .Offering wonderful bargains throughout the store. , We expected to occupy our handsome new store during this month.1 but many things have conspired to de lay the date for 'several weeks, but still the goods pile up, greatly cramping us In . our present quarters. ; These specials are for Thursday, Friday and Saturday WASH DRESSES FOR GIRLS 73c to $4.98 A Wg M w lot of the rery new est and. best In white and col ored, wash dresses for girls to 14 years of age.' The assort ment is .large and at but prices It does , not; pay you to make them."" - See window. EMBROIDERY VALS. TO 20c AT 11c YiRD Widths' to 8 inches and all new goods, v over 1,000 " yards to choose from.' They.' will not last' long at this price. t , ! WOMEN'S !WASH SHIRTWAIST SUITS Special ?148, $2.48, f 2.08 You just ought to see them. Dainty, pretty and well made Lawn and Chambray Suits,' at very little prices. , . ' WOMEN'S $5.50 DRESS SKIRTS $3.95 Up-to-date Skirts .in fancy grays, plaids and plain colors. CORSEtS WORTH 75c. GREAT SPECIAL 33c An Immense bargain. Light weight, white batiste Corsets, .with or , without hose support ers attached. - 50c, 60c TABLE LIN ENS AT 37c YARD 60-fach full bleached Tabls Damasks, In very choice new patterns and splendid; quality. BOYS' $3.50; and $4.00 SUITS $2.95 Your choice of any of this sea son's newest and best in these grades- for the cut price. A splendid I variety of well made and very stylish suits. Boy proof. . . , j BOYS' SHOES, VALS. AS HIGHVVS $2 AT 98c Sites 9 to 6. Every pair a bargain, and many s pairs the end of lines that sold at $1.75 and $2 the pair. All this lot goes at 98c. VfV., FANCY CUSHION TOPS and SLIPS, VALS. TO 35c AT; 17c A big sample lot Included, Great variety of kinds and styles. ., I OUR REGULAR 50c TO 65c DRESS GOODS AT 37c YARD Any of these grades In $ our newest and best - patterns. Plaids. ; checks, - plains and fancies, all 86 or 88 inches wide. , MEN'S 75c GOLF - SHIRTS At 49c A wonderful bargain, new pat terns just such as you -find in $1 grades! Every shirt is full length, full e width, :l well ; mad and good fitting and the prioi is -twi- MEN'S SUITS WORTH rva-' oe e mm a eat Am , 1U 910.UU Al .SO; : They .are .odd lots, but evicnr on of splendid quality ; and workmanship and wonderfully OrUSA fllvTel 4rm Amm .a SUPERB SHOWING OF SUMMER WA8H GOODS 81-3c to 25c Yd. Special values. Very large and j very handsome 'assortment of the most desirable kinds. GIRLS' SHOES, VALS. '. TO $1.50 AT. 98c . f All sixes, 8. to 2, neat, stylish and absolutely solid shoes. GIRLS' WHITE CAN VAS OXFORDS 98c The best $1.25 quality, in all sizes, 8 to 3. , Very newest Blucher styles. " mmmm'mm eeaBaaaeai aaeaaaaaaaaeaeaai BOYS BLOUSE AND SHIRTWAISTS 21c Regular values as high as 50c Many Mother's Friend Waists included. LONG KIMONOS. SPECIAL $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 , v , Handsome new lawns and crepes. SILK SHIRTWAISTS $2.50 TO $4.50 EACH , Elegantly made and trimmed. PEARL BUTTONS 2c DOZEN Real slue 8e dozen. Assorted sizes and good dear buttons. 10c NECK RUCHE 5c A big lot of neck lengths of dainty cream neck, niching. MEN'S 10c CANVAS GLOVES 5c V Best heavy 10c Canvas Gloves for men are here, 5c , BOYS' $15 KHAIH - SUITS AT-93c Coat and pants make the ideal play suit. Sizes to 13 years. '-'"V. ':' -: ,- ' - ' ; 'V OUR BEST $1.50 HAI.I- - MOCKS AT SSc Good full size, choice . cohort. with pillow, spreaders at both ends and wide valance on each $1.25 PARKER'S RO TARY HAMMER ALARM CLOCK at 7Cc A , thoroughly reliable and de pendable clock. ' , i jjm.Amxafc i I imw, . ........ iClIi TA08tWewelBoiif. v(IVeaeh).....0ia ; HOIZB BB'riOAKO (Itsh4...i.Mossrt V XL tXBlSMMQaUtoK 0te ' obligate ' " . m"- ' .' ttsaaet. HAKUST Msd Beeae. (ff) T.umAMaif Scene. atsJlaa)....ZonleM . BOKEMS ltaJla) ...... OJeessae Pacclnl -.208CA ( Italian . ...uiiwue x ,i?vu" Elft01TTO--Cr' Nosje, (Italian!. .VerU Coma to Our Victim ?arlorT At Home All Hours, All Days Sherman DW& Co mXk aaa Sloeiiiem Stak, Oyy. VeeAeflee. Hear the New Mine. ; , Melba Records '.Thie great artist has come. to eing for you all summer, in ' the twilight oat on the veranda, around the camp fire ) and on the water. Take . the Mme. Melba records with you to camp ' in the mountains r to'the seashore. 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