THE -OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. - JUNE 11, 1907.
EVEN If DISCOURAGED
OREGON STRAWBERRIES HAVE NO PEER
vbt to, wxxjuahs' .rare vcum
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No finer" strawberries hav aver bean
, grown In the moat favored spots In
-Oregon than thres boxaa brought to Tha
Journal office thla morning by Chtrles
i,Metsgar of Tlgardvllle, Washington
Bounty. - Mr.' Uetsgar haa a amaU barry
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farm near Tigardvllle, and. I an snthus
iaatto grower of the finer varieties of
thla dellcloua fruit. ' The three varletlea
hown are the Clark Seedling, the Ma
goon And the Oregon. Owing to the
auperlor alsa of the berriea, . each box
OREGON
FOREST
UNO IS PLACED
Timber Lands Hare Been
j Definitely Disposed of by,
. the Government.
EVERY ACRE IS OPEN ;
OR IN SOME RESERVE
Sareaa HM Pecldd What 8hll Do
I - Dona With Propertf and Haa Re
leased All That la Not to Ba Held
for Year.
contatna only about 25, all of great per
fectlon in alxe. flavor and appearance.
While nnuaually large, the berriea are
aimoet perfect in rorm. ina Aiagoona
being especially free from the knotty
appearance that la nearly alwaya found
in tne largest specimens or tma variety.
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EAST GREAT COUNTRY TO VISIT
BUT OREGON ONLY PLACE TO LIVE
' 8. Vealch, on of Oregon's three rep
resentatives to the grand' convention of
th Order of Railway Conductors, re
cently In sessloq at Memphis, Tennes
see, returned ? to Portland yesterday
morning from a six weeks' trfp through-
oat the eastern states. ' Mr. Veatch was
accompanied by his wife and daughter
and after the adjournment of the O. R.
C. convention vialted a number v of the
battlefields of the tvll war. lie was
especially , Interested ' In the country
around Lookout Mountain, where Grant,
Thomas and Bragg struggled so heroic
ally for poaaeaalon of Chattanooga.
They spent a number of ' days at the
Jamestown fair, which, pe says,. Is not
ready by a full month yet,,a many of
the buildings . axe far f rotn completion,
i- While on tha wt from Norfolk te
New Yofk , on an ' Old Pomlnlon line
steamer Mr. .Veatch met. Editor Bates
with hla party of Oregon, girls, who, be
ays, were having the time . of their
lives. 1
"The east la sreat and a wonderful
country to visit.'7 said Mr. Veatch, "but
Othm tha only state to live In."
Mr. Veatch was made a member of the
Jurisprudence committee of the u. K. C,
one of tne most important committees
In the organisation.
(WUblhgtoa Bureas'et The JosraaU
Washington, June 11. In Washington
It Is claimed that the restoration on
JTliflA S rtt TIB lift mrvmm o .lnK
which had been temporarily withdrawn
for Inclusion In' national forests will
bavs the effect of disarming some of
the adverse criticism . which has been
directed against the forest bureau, Com
ing Just before the assembling of the
Denver land convention, called by Gov
ernor Buchtel of Colorado, where it is
expected that there will be a hard fight
n the government's land policies, it will
urini pnrai urn ina auminiaira-
tlon -was not guilty of all the crimes
against western progress which have
been laid at its doors.
Officials at the forest bureau stated
that the restoration of these lands had
ben to progress for several months. It
was asserted that these examinations
were made prior to March , when the
president declared created 17,000,000
1AH. national' fsif.ta fn, rhlt Afr
mere was cjonsiaeraoie , aaveree ,crai-
. .M-.-.- ws WbaAafiaV-rT
rvWlth these restorations accomplished.
act it- is sssertea at tne rorest pureau,
ro timber 4anda remain in Oregon, Idaho,
Wyoming.' Montana, or Colorado whkoh
have not ''been permanently proclaimed
as nuuonai iyreis or peon refiproa 9
The policy of .the bureau as explatned
by the officials In. the absence of For
ester JHnchot has been to temporarily
withdraw timber lands, sends experts to
xamlntt them and then restore to the
fiublle domain all which did not prove
o be either necessary to the protection
f the watersheds, or better suited to
national forests than for agriculture.
. Th rkt Ar.TInn rfmrrA tf in flr,mn
waa: ' (ioose Lake national forest, Klam
ath and-Lake counties. 16,840 acrea;
Fremont national forest. Crook county,
188,720 acrea; Fremont national forest. I
Crook county, 64.10 acres; Wenaha na
tional: forest, Wallowa county, 17,920
acres; Wallowa national forest, union
county, 41.860 -acres, chesntmnus na
tional rorest, wallows county. 8,4 so
acres; In all .808,480 acrea ,
WASHINGTON GRAND
: MAyDERY ELECTS
(SpeeHl Dispatch ' The Josraal.)
Tacoma, . Wash, June 11. For two
days Tacoma has belonged to the .Ma:
sons of the stats, more than 609 of
whom are her, and every train and boat
brings In additional recruits. Congress
man Francis w. Cushmaa this morning
addressed tha grand lodge . at Its) open
ing. r - . v.'v ;'.: -v.
All of yesterday was taken up with
the sessions of the grand commandery.
the following officers being elected and
Installed late In th afternoon: Grand
commander, W. O. Nicholson of Belling
ham: deputy' arand commander. John H.
6haw of Spokane; grand generalissimo.
Ira M.' 8 warts of Vancouver: grand
ravtaln general. John O. . Campbell - of
Tacoma; grand senior warden. Charles
JB. Coon or Pot). Town send; grand Junior
warden. Henrv L Kennan of Bookane:
grand standard bearer, Conrad L. Hoska
Of .Tacomai grand sword bearer. Charles
G. Smyths of JEverett; grand, captsia-of
aas-guara, l. Q,Minton sr Heiiingtiam;
grand treasurer, Horace W. Tyler; grand
recorder, Yancey C Blalock of Walla
Walla.' v. .
" Reports of officers show a ' present
membership, of Knights Templars in
I Honor Graduates of Pearson's,
' '(Special blajiatrb ' te The Too nisi.) ' !
Whitman Collere. Walla Walla. Wash.
Jons 11. Fifteen young men and wo
men nave received tneir diplomas at
th. 4 1 .nmi.l nmt1n .....I...
of Pearson's academy, tha preparatory
department of Whitman college. Miss
Margaret , Paddock and Fred Clemens
were the class orators. . Clemens also
won the D. 8. Baker scholarship, the
highest class .honor. .-.
PRESIDENT GOING TO
i HOME AT OYSTER BAY
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(JoSmsl Special Berrlfe.)
Washington. Juno 11. There were
many callers at the White House to
day to say good-bye to the president,
who will leave tomorrow for his sum
mer home at Oyster Bay. ' According to
present plans the president will not re
turn to Washington until September,
making It the longest vacation at Oys
ter Bsy he has ever had there. It Is
his hop and desire, as expressed to
some of his intimate friends who called
today, to have a quiet summer and to
do only the work necessary to keep
the" wheels at - the government going
smootniy. n win .stay outaoors as
much as he can, with the object of re
cuperaiing irom tne nam winter no nas
had. There will be some political con
ferences during the summer, but the
f resident's plans now are to let.poll
ics alone. The president will be ac
companied to Oyster Bay by Secretary
Loch and a clerical lores -tns
last fummar. .
same as
P0ST0FFIC? MOVING
; FIGHT. AT SILVERTON
(Bpedal Dispatch to The Journal.)
Bllverton, Or June 1L A. substantial
fight. Is ok In this city occasioned by an
attemptto have the post office t moved.
Both, factions have sent petitions to the
first assistant -cost master-general.
. .Shortly after the appointment of A.
F. Blackerby . as postmaster the office
was moved into tne rear oi, tne j. u.
Smith building and later a confection
ery store was started in the front end
of the building by Earl Wood. In the
erection of his Ice cream booths the
light. It is alleged, has been obstructed
to sucn an extent tnai it inteneres witn
the work of the office, and on account of
this the postmaster has asked to bavs
It moved into the Ames building, on
Water street.
Tha Fills Have CureA the Disease la
Almost Svery Form and Uvea la
;: ;..;; Advanced sTtagsa, ,r ;',VI
Rheumatism Is a painful Inflamma
tion of the muscles or of the coverings
oi tne joints and is sometimes accom
panied by swelling. The naln la sharp
and shooting and does not confine Itself
to any one part of the body, but after
settling In one Joint or muscle for a
time, leaves it and passes on to another.
The most dangerous tendency of the
disease is to attack the heart External
applications may give relief from pain
for a time, but the disease cannot be
cured until the blood is purified. Dr.
Williams' Pink PUls are the best medi
cine for this purpose as their action Is
oirecuy on tne oiooo, making it rich,
red and healthy. When the blood Is
pure there can be no rheumatism, 1
Mrs. Ellen A. Russell of South Ooff
Bt.. Auburn, Ma, ssys: - "I had been
sick for fifteen years from impure blood,
brought on by overwork. My heart waa
weak and my hands colorlesa. I waa
troubled with Indigestion and vomiting
spells, which came on every few months.
I had no appetite and used to have aw
ful fainting spells, falling down when at
my work. I frequently felt numb all
over. My head ached continuously for
five years.
About two years ago I began to feel
rheumatism In my Joints, which became
so lame I could hardly walk. My Joints
were, swollen and pained me terribly.
"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were rec
ommended to me by a friend, after I
had failed to get well from the doctor's
treatment. When I began taking the
rills, the rheumatism was at Its worst,
had taken only a few boxes, when the
naadaches stopped and not long after
ward I felt . the naln In my loin t a be
coming less and less, until there was
none at all. The stiffness was gone and
I have never had any return of the
rheumatism."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have cured
Such diseases as nervous and general
debility. Indigestion, nervous headache.
neuralgia ana even partial paralysis and
locomotor ataxia. As a tonla for the
blood and nerves they are unequaled.
A pamphlet on "Disease of the
Blood and a oonv of our diet book wilL
bs sent free on request to anyone Interested.
Dr. Williams' Pink PUls are sold by
all druggists, or sent, nostrjald. on re
ceipt of price, (0 cents per box. six
boxes for 12.60, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. T.
LUNATICS
IT
TO PEIIITEIITIM
Not Till Somebody " Besides
Asylum Superintendent
Sends Them.
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HU REUSES TO MAKE
REQUIRED SEPARATION
Besides, New Washington Law Over
looked Proper Provision for Crlm- j
"loallf Insa&o at Stat prison -
Jndg 6neirg View; t -;
1 DUpatch to The JoaraaL)
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Personal knowledgs Is tha winning factor in the culminating contests of this
rrDetitive asa and when of ample character it places its fortunate possessor in
" ' " A vast fun4 of personal knowledge lai really essential to tha achievement of .
tha aigbest excellence la any field of human aifprt. v ' r
i-'. A Knowlodg of Forma. KnowUdfo of Fanetiong and
. Knowledge of Prodaota are aQ of tha ntmoet value and in questions of
life and health when a brus and wholesome remedy Is desired It should be remem.
bered that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the CaUfomia Fig
Syrup Ccs, is an ethical product which has met with tha approval of tha moat am
Inant physicians and gives universal satisfaction, because It is a remedy of, :
1 , Known Quality Known Exeolloneo and Known Com
ponont Part and has won tha valuable patronage of millions of tha Well'
Informed of tha world, who know of their own personal knowledge and from
actual as that it is tha first and best of family laxatives, for which no extra-
vagant or unreasonable claims are maae. , f
1 ' This valuable'' remedy baa been long and favoraWy
known under the name of Syrup of Figs and has attained to '
wrld-wideaccepUnceMmenMetexcnentfamflyJaxativs. As
its pure laxative principles, obtained from Sennaare well known
to physicians and tha Well Informed of tha world to be tha
w. wKavnadoDted the more elaborate name of Syrup of -
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figs and Elixir ot Senna aa more rulqr descriptive ot VT
V. Vmt Joubtleaslv it will always be called Vi
. : . SSsK WJF1 i '- Z fa - w V ---'.-
. for by the shortet name of Syrup of F3gs and to get .
S '.. iu beneficial effects, always note, when purchasing.
the full name: of tha Company -California Fig
$yrup Co. printed on the front of every package,
whether you call for Syrup of rigs .
or by the full name Syrup of Figs '
and Elixir of Senna.
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Tacdma,' Wash, June 11. -Tomorrow,
according to the provisions of ths .newl
Graves law, all the criminally insane In
the Jsils and asylums of the stats shall
be taken thencato tha state, penitentiary
at "Walla Walla.
In all probability the law will not be
complied with. At the State Insane asy
lum at Steilacoom, where Esther Mitch-
en is eonrined, and where there are more
of the criminally insane than in all the
Jails of the state and the Eastern Wash
ington Insane hospital put together. Su
perintendent Calhoun refuses to take the
Initiative In sending patients to the pen-
iivuuvy. xi e aeomres inai it passes nis
province to select certain patients, nom
inate them as criminally fnaana anf nr.
der them to the penitentiary.. He be
lieves that the attorney general of the
state anouia rirst psss upon the eligibil
ity of the patients and then the board of
control order them sen to Walla Walla,
jro. Plaos Hade at the JTea.
Superintendent Calhoun Is also hesi
tating to comply with the law because
of the fact that there has as ret been
no Insane . ward set aaide at the peni
tentiary and he believes there would be
nothing left for the authorities there ex
cept to turn the patients he might send
to tha Institution into the wards . with
the other prisoners. ' ,-
. Judge William H. Snell of the superior
court here declares the Graves law Is
Its ' own interpreter and that all 'that
those now having charge of those crim
inally Insane have to do is to send thm
to the penitentiary without waiting for
any order from anyone. In the matter
of those who are eligible, he says that
wherever a person has committee a
crime and has been found at the trial to
nave done the deed while insane and
thus found his way to an aavium
county Jail, such person should now be
at once sent to the penitentiary.
Chester Thompson, who kiiit
u juraory oi Beat tie. is in
carcerated here awaiting delivery to the
penitentiary at Walla Walla, agreeable
io iuw oraer ox i nai wuage aneii.
COMMENCEMENT AT
ALBANY COLLEGE
(Special Dbpatea to The Journal.)
Albany, Or., June 11 Tne season of
commencement at Albany college, will
open next Friday and continue to Wed-
nesaay, vune i. f ollowing is the ached'
utv vi , cumin vnevmom . avenra!-
- Friday. June 14. Oratorio eoneart an.
oer tne aireciion or ror. Carroll H.
Palmer, at 8:80 p. m.
Sunday. June 18. Baecalaureeta in.
areas oy jrresiaent warry ju Crooks:
subject, . "Life, and More Lifa- at 10
Address to the T. M. C. A. and T. W
C. A. by Rev. Edward M. Sharp, of Port
land, at 8:80 p. m.
Monday. June IT. Commencaman
commercial aepanmenx; aoaress oy ri,
L. Eddy, of the United States Land
office at Roseburg, at 8:89 p. m.
Tuesday. June 18. Meeting of tha
board of trustees, at I p. m.; recital by
pupils of music department, at 8:80 p.
m.
Wednesday, June it. Commencement
exercises at 10 a. m.; alumni reunion
and banquet at 1:10 p. m.
MILLIONS ARE
TAKEN FROM MINES
TsTTa. aka(Ai. TV ' t Tutia It .... A
vt amasaiasBfa avis. v v 14119 Ati, HW
duction of ever 111.000,000 in gold and
ailvar. . from - which naarlv SIS AAA onA
has been paid In dividends. Is the record
ot two mines located In the Phlllpsburg
quadrangle, Montana, and the total mine
production of the quadrangle Is pro
visionally .estimated at $44,000,000 to
I50.000.000,. . r n v.i . ,.
A number Of mining camps ara lo
cated within this district, the most lm-
rortant being Phnipsburr, Cable, George
own, Combination, Henderson, and
Flint, and some of these were among
the first tn Montana to receive the
..Tl,a attention r,t aj.rt. prMftr,ra-
QuaUty rim.'l.l....,,,
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OUB GEEATEST
Sale of EmbroidLeries
w ine uneit collection ot Hign-yuaJity importea ttmDroiaenes ever
n shown here is telling at half price and less. Hundreds and hundreds of.
jraiua vi iinuuiui inw crauiuiuerics war i suiiauie lur arrviy iui)wn
In which embroidery is used. We secured these embroideries from a.
manufacturer who ranks among the largest and finest in tha world. ' The
entire unsold balance of bis spring stock was sold to us at a great sac
rifice. Sound business logic influenced tha maker to Sccept our low
offer. ; His spring season was over ours Just in full swing. His trsv
eling representatives are active in the campaign for next season. It waa
desirous to clear stockrooms of all remaining embroideries in tha quick
est possible manner. Instead of selling fractional Quantities to many
1 stores at a small discount he took a big reduction and accomplished his ;
, object quickly. THAT'S THE HISTORY OP THESE VALUES, It
.will pay to buy a full year's supply, Tha values aversga better than
. ever oefora coma early. .. . ;. ,..:,. ., 4, :,
IifWSSV Embroideries a q
i&i to 27 Ins. Wide, Only OUC
We call particular attention to the workmanship of
this embroidery. It is unexcelled. Made on best
quality fine Swiss, Nainsook and Chiffon Cloth. An
endless assortment of patterns, from dainty baby
styles to the elaborate floral designs in cut effects
and scroll pstterns. Values up to $2.50. Q
Special sale price , ,v7C
Corset Cover Embroidery aa
Our 35c and 60o Values rWUC
Ten thousand yards Corset-Cover Embroidery, made
on good grade nainsook, beautiful variety of designs,
elaborate and small dainty .effects, best 35c . 09
and 50c grade. Special for this ssle... VJC
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Embroidery Edgings
Specially Reduced
85c and $1.00 Embroidery special, yard........48e
75c and 85c Embroidery special, yard .3e
50c and 65c Embroidery special, yard.. J....33e)
35c and 40c Embroidery special, yard ,.xf
25c and 30c Embroidery special, yard..........lf
18c and 20c Embroidery special, yard...,...,..12.
10c and 12c Embroidery special, yard 6f
GBEATEST EMBBOIDEBT . EVENT
:;; - OP THE YEAR , -l-
Allover Embroidery '', aqa
$2.00 and $3.50 Values UoC
ART GOODS
and NOTIONS
Hose-Supporters Women's Hook-On Hose
Supporters, good quality, plain and fancy lisle
elastic, all colors. Special, pair ......... 23
Silk Belts Special sale Women's Silk Belts
of every color and description, every belt worth
from 50c to 75c Special, each 26e)
Writing Paper Colonial Linen Fabric Writing
Paper, envelopes to match, regular 45c value.
Special at ... ,.33f)
Cushion Slips A new line of Tapestry, Cush
ion Slips, made of. beautiful rich Koman-stripe
tapestry, good 35c values. Special at, ea. 23e
Pillow Tops Lithograph Pillow Tops, all the
newest designs, very pretty , patterns, well
worth 40c.' Special at , . .'iV. .. . . . . fcSi&4,
Dress Shields Adjustable) Muslin-Covered
Jjress bhields, best made for summer wear.
Aaws vsass4a. wvsi i
sizes 2, 3, 4. Special
TV BI
,25ef
A rare showing of Allover Embroidery: exclusive
designs in small, medium and large scroll and floral
effects: made on sheerest materials: none better sold'
at less than $2.00 and $3.50 a yard. Our QO
special price ,.i7uU
1 as- 'l'1, '--'.
jciounoing rimoroiaery tf
81.25 and $2.00 Values O HO
AO U A-llllft f 1UUUV.1UH "1,u WUUIW.IRI I.1UW1WIUCII
the workmanship is excellent, every stitch even and
uniform, edges are well finished and overcast; sell
regularly at. $1.25 and $2.50 yard. Special I
for this. sale aliVt;
Five UNDER WEAR i
and HOSIERY Bargaixis
.'Will be only a part of the many extraordi
nary values to be found in this popular sec
don tomorrow and Thursday. Tha very sub
stantial savings her noted may ,only be real
ixed by prompt purchasers.
Children's Stockings, Best 35c Values, 19V
Children's fine mercerized lisle lace Stock
ings in black, pink, blue, red, also plain mer
cerized .lisle in champagne;, best 35c Q
values, specially priced at ... i ...,.. ... . .1 eC
Women's Vests, 50c Values, at iV t ,
A special lot of women's Vests of fine lisle
thread, ecru color, all sizes; sold everywhere
at 50c, specially priced, for one day 1 Q
only, at I...,.........'..........
Women's Pants, 40c Values, at 29
Women's Fine Bleached Pants and Tights of
select cotton; pants are umbrella style, nicely
trimmed with Torchon lace, all sizes, extra
good, values at 40c Specially priced .
Sleeveless Vests, 25c and 35c Values, 19V
About 50 dozen Women's Fine White Sleeve
less .Vests,- made with nicely trimmed yoke,
both plain and shaped styles, regular 25c and
35c values. All at one price, choice," f
' while "they last . : .7r, . . . i , . j;ili7C.
Women's Hosiery, 35c and 50c Values, 2Se.
Extra Special for Wednesday and Thursday.
Women's fine lace'Hose, in pretty allover and,
boot styles, colors black, tan, pink, light blue.t
navy, white, champagne, also plain hose in all
the most fashionable shades; 35c. and
50c values, specially priced at...... faJC
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These Silks and Dress Goods
Are Leading Bargains
They merit strong, special and vigorous emphasis. Wa accord it with confidence. Have never seen
better values m our wnoie experience ot uress uooas selling.; itia rtwiLii kh.vlil.ui ina uf
PORTUNITIES OF GREAT SAVINGS
Colored Dress Goods
$1.25 and $2.00 Values at 95e Correct 1907 Dress
Fabrics, finest all wool and silk and wool foreign
and domestic weaves, from 42 to 50 inches wide;
exceptionally good $1.25 and $2.00 values.; - QC
Showing this week at C
; Cream Dress Goods
Unequaled Values
CREAM MOHAIRS. '
.50-inch Cream Mohair Lustre, at, per yard.. 1.25
46-inch Cream Mohair Lustre, at, per yard..f 1.00
45-lnch Cream Mohair Lustre, at, per yard... ,75
38-inch Cream Mohair Lustre, at, per ysrd..:.BOe
CREAM NOVELTY GOODS.
50-inch Novelty Cream Serges, per yard..... f 1.25
50-inch Novelty Checks and Stripes, per yard, f 1.00
48-inch Silk and Wool Mixtures, per yard.... f 1.00
NEW NOVELTY CREAM GOODS.
New Novelty Herringbones; priced at S1.25-S 1.50
New Novelty French Serges: priced at 50e to f 1
New Cream Silk and Wool Eolienne; price.. f 1.00
New Cream Wool Taffeta; priced It T5) and SI
New Cream Nuns Veiling; priced at. .SOf and 75 e
' New Cream Albatross; good values at 50e and 75a
New Cream French Voiles; price, yard...... f 1.00
CREAM STORM SERGES.
50-inch Cream Storm Serge, at, per yard.'... f 1.25
50-inch Cream Storm Serge, at, per yard.... f 1.00
46-inch Cream Storm Serge, at, per yard...... 85e
38-inch Cream Storm Serge, at, per yard......65f
CREAM BEDFORD CORDS,
45 Crearq Bedford Cords; price, per yard.... fl.25
44 Cream Bedford Cords: twice. Der vard. ...Sl.OO
38 Silk and Wool Bedford Cords, per ysrd.....5e
38 Plain Cream Bedford Cords, per ytrd......50f
Sale of Fopnlor Sillxs
tl nn Plain Mu1!n: 85s 2(VInrh French Messa-
dine, very high finish, rich and lustrous; regular $1.00
values; every wanted coior cpeciaj QjC
$1.00 Poiletta Da Sole, 85f A very new and popu
lar weave, has beautiful rich soft finish, very oil-,
able comes in all the staple and evening shades;
sold everywhere at $1.00 per yard. r Our . QC-
price .......... ... .... ... . . . . . . . . . - i
$1.00 Louissenes, 75 20-lnch Swiss Louissenes,
a great favorite for elaborate evening gowns, purest
of bilk, warranted not to crack or split, comes in all
jbe new popular shades, also cream and black;
cannot be duplicated in the city at $1.00, yc
Our price ..............
Great Bargains in Our Men's Store
This is very much a man's store not merely a handler of men's goods that women might pick
up but a store that men come to and believe in. We keep pretty fine goods. We are certain to
have styles correct in every class of goods we feel called on to handle. We have a good many
inexpensive things, too here is need for them when they can be had right and cheap. Mora to
teu it snail come in snort chapters.
r"sss.-;r
JilUJi UUJiUlfl iZMgj&l
Men's Underwear $1.00
Men's high grade ribbed worsted Shirts and
Drawers, regular summer weight, form fitting,
natural gray color, come in all sixes, extra well
finished; exceptionally good garment , t f (f
at, each .-". w
Hen's NeUgee SHrts $1.00
Our" sho wing of Men's Negligee Shirts' is com
plete in all sizes from 14 to 17, colors plain white,
tan, blue, black and white, also checks, stripes
and fancy patterns. ..Extra good values QQ
Men's Handkerchiefs 12Kb
Men's plain white cross barred of striped camtsris
Kerchiefs, neat narrow hems, soft finish, 1 9 1
.ready to use. "Good values at, each ....... I-:
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS--In our men's department can oe found the largest stock of r - s
necliiree sateen shirts carried bv any house in the city, t Come in tan, gray, cream an-l t! ' , I .
4ton-down collars, quality of sateen, make and finish th very best. Prices
Men's Fancy Hose 2 5o
Just received; a new shipment of Men's Fancy
Hose, in nobby gray effects with dots and also
a line'of pretty fancy checks. Unequaled OC
values at,-per pair eWv
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