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M V.)., THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAI n't 1907. LARGE CROWDS ATTEND GLADSTOME CHATAUQAU . Much Interest Shotfy by Those Who Participate and Hear Orators. 0 , JOHN BOACH STRATTON AFTEMOON'SPEAKER Destiny of Lost Rib" Is Subject of Chicago Speaker Tonight lie Lecture Upon ,'Sho-Cnf" and "Win-o-tbe-Wtops." Xa lt 14 rears of existence the Chau tauq.ua. assembly at Gladstone park has nsver bean held under mere favorable auspices. Beautiful at all times, but Surpassing themselves this year, the ds are Ideal. The heary rains ashed the duet awar, which has ys been so objectionable, and the trass, trees, benches and auditorium are clean and pure, while the1 bract nf air Is an Inspiration of Itself. Glass Work trader Way. Amidst the fairest of surroundings it v Is a hive of busy workers from I a, ra. to 10 p. m. The, class work Is under run swing and Is unusually well at tended. A noticeable feature of Chautauqua . mis year is toe earnestness and Intelli gence of those attending. Everyone seems mere lor a purpose ana tne ele ment that came in former years for amusement Is entirely absent. Morning I to 10 a. m.. Junior Bible may, Mrs. Alice Jd. Handssker; to 11 a. m., physical culture. Professor' A. M. Orllley; to 10 a la., English litera ture, nr. a. j. noaaiey; to ig a. m., elocution. Professor W. Eugene Knox; 10 to 11 a. m., U. 8. history. Hon. Willis C, Hawley, M. C; 10 to 11 a. ra.. domes tic science, Miss Lillian Tingle; 10 to 11 a. m., til me study, Kev. James Hoff man Batten; 11 to 12 a. m.. "Chautauqua Forum." Mrs. Eva Emery Dye. A. u.; t to ll a. m., muslo olasses. Dr. R. A. Heritage. Afternoon 1:15, concert. Chemawa Indian school band; 1, reading, Mrs. Ethel Cotter of Salem; solo. Dr. R. A. Heritage; lecture, "The Destiny of the Lost Rib," Dr. John Roach Btraton of Chicago; 3:10. W. C. T. U., round ta ble; 3 SO, baseball, BL Johns vs. Brai nard Cubs: 7:15, concert, Chemawa In dian school band; 8, reaalng. Professor w. Eugene Knox of the University of ruget Sound: lecture. Dr. John Roach treton of Chicago, "Will of the "Wisp," or "Short Cuts." . The Forum end Round Table are hold ing prominent placet In the. assembly this year. At the Forum yesterday Mrs. Clara trou Bpose on tne educational Bias ox the grange, aqd Miss Dlmlck of Port land gave a practical., and Instructive vajK on educational methods. Mrs. Roper of the American Seamen's Institute held the Round Table hour and gave a beautiful and Inspiring talk on the work among the seamen, treating It from three different standpoints the social, intellectual and spiritual life of n men. one mouani too mucn atten tion was given usually In these Institu tions to tne social side. Hhe advocated a Judicious mingling of all three, but warned workers against cant or de nomination or sectarian nraludloa In dealing with sailors, which, she said, they wouldn't stand. Br. Xrebs' X1 fceotare. Dr. Krebs aave his last lecture ' yes terday afternoon. "Bouncing the Blues" was a cheerful subject and the lecturer didn't fall to get out of it all there waa to be had. While it did not deal with the weichtv and thoua-htful subjects of the day before In his lecture on "The world within" it wss of a more earnest character than that of the evening, when he exposed mediums and mind readers. The lecture yesterday after noon, however. Droved Dr. Krebs to be one of the most versatile and entertaln- Ing speakers that haa ever occupied the Chautauqua platform. The evening program was high class in the -extreme. Delightful Ooneer. Professor1 Heritage, dean of the musl cal department of Willamette tin! varsity, and Mrs. Halite Parrlsh-HInges, and Mr. Arthur von Jeesen. pianist, gave a concert of unusual merit which orougm out me most entnusiasiio en cores to which the elna-ers snd Mr Jessen were compelled to respond again ana again. Elocutionist Keks a Kit. At the afternoon session vesterdav Professor W. Eugene Knox, the teacher or elocution, mado his flrst public ap pearance and took his audience by storm. He again appeared, with the same success, at the evening meeting ana arter repeatedly resnonding to en cores and being tired out by a hard day s work he quieted the clamoring audience by dramatically quoting one of the beatitudes, "Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy." It brought down the house but excused Mr. Knox from further response. Indian Band Oonoert. Professor Knox will read aaaln this evening at p. m. and it la worth trip to Gladstone park to hear him alone. The Indian band gives dally con certs and always attracts a crowd. "The Indian War Dance la a favorite seine tlon and the moment the flrst note Is KAISER PLEASED IVITH TELEPHONE German Emperor Makes Good Use of Instruments V In All His Palaces. HUSTLING WILLIAM IS HIS NICKNAME Court la Aroused by Scandal Re cently Dlacipaed In llaler'a Family When Prince Frederick Wag Banished. truck from every part of the around people scurry to the auditorium for fear of missing- It If It Is not on the program It la demanded by the audi ence, which often Joins in the war whoop which Is nart of the nrorram The ball arame todav will be between St. Johns and Bralnard Cuba. IMMENSE II iiiii iii arm trade Custom-House Figures Show Increase Over Last Year of Two , Millions. REFLECTS THE TONE OF STEADY ADVANCEMENT fines, penalties and forfeitures, 1521.43: miscellaneous customs receipts, 14.- bh.yo: storage, lRbor and carta ice. 1500.15; "official fees, 1608.20; otal tl, 163. (56. 08; amount of refunds and drawbacks paid, J10.03S.S1. Comparative Statement. A comparative statement of the Im ports and exports since 1901 follows: tear. Exports. Imports. 1001 ,. .110.381, 72S $1,526,806 1801 12,129,867 2.655,368 108 10.820.844 2,774,784 1904 7,878,772 2.461,192 1906 7,708,660 2.611,839 1806 10,024.471 2,852,636 1807 11,831,902 4,170,313 MARINE INTELLIGENCE fcejrolar liners Dm to Arrive. Redondo. Seattle July 11 Columbia, San Francisco July It Breakwater. Coos Bar Jniv m Alliance, Coos Bay July 16 Roanoke, San Pedro and way. . . .July 16 Alesla, orient Juii T.. . m w.m.. i,.. Costa Rica, San Francisco July 17 import Show Healthy Increase, q. y. Elder, San Pedro and way.July 23 Exceeding by Many Hundred Thou- S$Z orieX.V.V.V.V.V.AuauS ll Araoia, orient Sept. 1 segular Uner to Depart. sands Those of the Last Fiscal Year. Exports shipped from the port of O. W. Elder. San Pedro and way.July 11 Redondo, Seattle and way July 12 Breakwater, Coos Bay July 16 Columbia, San Franclaco July 16 noanoKe, oan rearo ana way. . . .July IS Portland during the fiscal year ending Co8tA Rica,8an Fra'nVisco. ".July 17 June so, 1W)7, snow an increase over Alesla, orient July 27 last year of nearly $2,000,000 and ex- KLconl ?.' rient August S thn.. r isos .ri tunnnnnn N&niantla. orient ...August 38 --. " y Z . ' " Araoia, orient September 16 , no rcyorv xur ma iisctu year was I Vessels In VOtt completed this morning by the officials I Tola. Br. sh Elevator dock at the customhouse and the figures re- I Joraanhlil, Br. by Astoria fleet strongly the steady commercial Advancement of this city. Imports like wise show a healthy increase and dur ing the past 12 months exceeded by sev- the difficult I amFollowlng I IflWjnce 19i I grown tra I which Is Por Zlnlta, Br. bk East Pine Ltllebonne, Am. sch...O. R. A N. Alblna waanucta. Am. barge. .University Mill Chehalts. Am. bktn Kninntnn I J. II. Lunsman. Am. sch Stella Phni'Untnn TT fl naw u.Kn. oral hundred thouaand dollars the lm- Paul Jonea. U. S. N. . .'.'. Astoria jiurij any uravious yoar, mo total UAOrl King, Br. ss Stream reaching $4,170,313. Alvena. Am. ach Westoort The exports for the paat year are the J. M. Griffith. Am. bktn Stella trade was created by the heavv demand. Mhiio' riri.nj t k. a from the orlont as a result of the Japa- Wallacotl Am. barge'.UnlverMty Lbr Co'. nese-vninese war. in ract trans condl- Alumna, Am. ach Drydock I n i. " " oi.juuin.iDu aeei Am. sen. .. Willamette I. & 8. wu temporarily for several years owing- tali.iiitio .n, o.ilr.. the dlfflculUes across the Pacific. Alliance. Am. ss ' 1 1 ! .' .' .' ! Conch rti Beport for foae. I Strathnalrn, Br. ss Mersey 1902 there was a falllna- off isemixe, Am. ss Astoria iv mere nas nesn a. tuuiv i iitunDer oamars En annu. tra. 1 1 la. ini aoia reajmn fn. i tf.i.Ki s-i t .M . Portland's growing commercial I t a -, ki,- a.- tt..... V ilf. "in .tra4 n- South Bay, Am. str.'.'.'.'.San Francisco 111 UV1IHJDUU O.SIU A UI 131 K II mar- I LTaKa A Klrtn an T7n 1 et.': TmS CUBtomhwe "Port tor June Melrose Am. sch. .Han Pedro vi. T..,. . 8",Ioif 6ov- Am. sch 8an Francisco i5.r rirfln J.e.1n,,port8, Aldn B"e- Am. bk San Francisco ?;r.rt fm dnm.tr SnnJ).0rti,. Ui: '"i Lo"l"lns, Am. bk San Pedro n?lmtd 'fa P0"8' ii: cleared Irene, Am. sch San Diego 0t2LVSJ?. vl0. . - . . ... Washington, barge San Pedro uuiiiosi lui iiiBiuiiMiiuiiiH rtir mil v f n j auiia a .a vr ST' L f "X IZl.' J'' JnerBolph. Am.' sch '.'. '. San FraScislo er. with on.nt M anMh irr- rAwnrahmiad A ... i ' . 11 Aiinn1ikiifh T)r ah . Umnhn.. consumption, 38; from warehouse, for gnmn, lr. bk Hull iransporuiuon. s; rrom warehouae for 1 vonwsy uasue, or. dk Antwerp exportation, i: Irom warehouse for ex- Europe, t. dk Antwerp portatlon to adjacent British provinces, Genevlev Mollnos, Fr. bk London I: for immediate transDortatlon withnuf Reno Kervtler. Fr. Hamburc appraisement, 44; total number of en- vaenneo, Fr. sh... Swansea tries of merchandise. 800: entries for i' PlUer, w. bk... London consumption llauldated tk- sn.ia. I Martha Koux. Fr. bk ttamhnra warehouse liquidated. 11. . Mosambtque. Br. sh. .... .Newcastle. E. certificates of tnrniimmt ar i. Eamot. Br. Ok hmm licenses for coasting trade granted.' M tfira'' tr- " ......'London ijOTimva i.v vcitociB unaer no tons I .u, iiawvnoui, ju. granted, 2; total number of documents Vlncsnnea, Fr. bk..,. Glasgow to vessels Issued, 15. Mareohael Turrene, Fr. bk.... Hamburg rin uv juuinuune, rr. K. .Antwerp Guethary, Fr. bk ....Antwerp Jtr. ok Antwerp on imports i-nnippine Islands, $8: fines, waiden ADDey, Br. ah Antwerp penalties and forfeitures, $48.76: mis- Glenesslhi, Br. sh. .Antwerp cellaneous custom receipts, $290r stor- Versailles, Fr. bk.... Lelth By Malcolm Clark. ' (Jeuraal BpeMal Brvtae. Berlin. July 11. William of Germany has inherited with his Anglo-Saxon blood the spirit of "hustling" and If with him time la not exactly money. It Is of great Importance. "William the hustler" Is likely to become bis epithet. and h makes use of all the modern ap pliances for economising his time. His majesty rushes about from place to place In his automobile, and hardly ever sees his carriage. He also makes great use of the telegraph for sending Els messages quickly, but be Is a fer vent admirer and great user of the tele phone. In all his "cabinet de travail" and studies of bis numerous palacea and residences, he has had telephonic ap paratus installed, and he often rings up In the middle of the night his chan cellor, his adjutants and his officers to give them an order which has Just occurred to his busy brain. It is ,sald that the kaiser never calls out his name, but commences speaking at once, expecting that tne person caiiea up will recognise hia voice at once. The girls at the head off Ice are also not allowed to tell the "number called upon that It Is the kaiser who has rung him up." The one who Is oftenmost called la, of course, the empress. Kaiser Model Xnsband. The kaiser arranges all household matters himself, and so he Is constantly calling up hla consort to tell her of his wishes. The kaiser Is a model hue Dana In all little matters of eitquette, and If be has been delayed anywhere longer than he anticipates, he never falls to icqualnt the empress of the fact, a Ut ile attention which ordinary mortal who happen to have wives waiting home for them could very well copy. n it goes without saying that tne Kaiser has never to complain that his connec tion haa been cut off Just as he was about to get to the point. The kaiser has never Had sucn a reverberating: scandal in hla court to deal with as the Eulenberg affair, which Involved the highest names In Germany, some of theip placed very near the throne. Prince Phllllo Eulenberx. who dabbles in occult sciences. Is the object of fierce denunciations from Maximilian Harden, the Socialist writer, and al though It was for Intrigues of his "Round Table" to overthrow Chancellor Von Buelow that the kaiser sent his former friend into disgrace. It Is sug gested that the prince's real offenae has nothing to do with politics. The banishment of Prince Frederick Henry of Prussia by the kaiser Is be lieved to have some connection with the Eulenberg affair. According to tne story current In high quarters. Prince Frederick Henry was summoned by the kaleer, who In the presence of the court officials tore off hie badges of rank and his decorations, boxed his ears and told him to take himself out of the country. The disgraced prince, wno la a cousin of the kaiser and eldest son of the late Re-rent of Brunswick. Is 83 years old and held the rank of colonel in the Ger man army. It was his younger brother. Joachim Albert, who recently got him self Into hot water about his relations with a Munich actress and was sent away to southwest Africa, where the war is. to live the scandal down. Prince Frederick Henry's offense, however, Is of 4 much graver character, and the details are not discussed. The banished prince has gone to Egypt to hide his disgrace among the not too censorious cosmopolitan colony there. He leaves behind him extensive landa Inherited from his father and has also a large fortune. TEMPERANCE CRUSADE MAY SAVE IRELAND u B Dublin, July 10. "Ireland sober Is Ireland free" Is an old saying quoted by Cardinal Logue at the recent meeting of the Father Mathew Temperance union at Armagh. The Cardinal de clared that while he would not stint the praise due to the parliamentary party and the other national public organisa tions for the good work they had done, he though the real regeneration of Ire land would come from the temperance movement. He declared that the drink bill of Ire land last year was over $65,000,000 and that the consumption of alcohol In the country was greater now than it waa in 1840. when tne population was twice as large. Voluntary effort, be declared was the only cure for the evil, for while so mucn of tne British revenue was de rived from the tax on alcohol, little could be hoped for In the way of legis lation to check It He urged the school teachers) the medical men, and the clergy of the country to work unceas ingly In teaching the people, both young and old, the evil of drink. Value of exports DnmHn n tt. 191 ' age, labor, cartage,.-U; official f t ees. I General de Bolsdeffre, Fr. bk... London S9.io; total, 1161,031.80; amount of re- General ae mgner. ST. tK ..London funds and drawbacks paid. I8S8.8U Bayard, Fr. bk .Antwsrn ,jforttho fiscal year ending June so, VlUe dTlJon, Fr. bk i . . . .Antwem auuws me renewing: coal snips an saonta. Report for the iraag, , Belen, Fr. bk ....... ; .... . Newcastle, A. Vessels- entered from foreign ports. Co1- ae VUlebols MarentLFr. bk $1; cleared for, foreign ports, 121i en- - ,...Newcaatl. A, tered from domestic ports, 607: cleared Claverdon, Br. sh Newcastle, A. for domestic ports, 448. 4 -rv WUlscott, Am. bk Newcastle, A. tries or merchandise for duty ro" rati-icx, sr. sn Newcastle, A, 1,650; free of duty, 822; for warehouse! 8t Mlrren, Br. sh.. Newcastle, A. $4; for warehouse and transportation. 1: Crfllen, Fr. bk , Newcastle, A. for warehouse and exportation 1; for Ardencralg. Br. bk. ...... .Newcastle, A, export to aojacent BritlsQ provinces, Si: I vugenw ocnneiaer. t. OK..newcastie,A. j fW re warehouse, J 8: from warehouae st- -Loula, Fr. sh. Newcastle, A. jfyr consumption, 454; from warehouse ' Tramp teamen En Bonte. exportation to adjacent BrltishTproy: KVrl NoT a" " 'San 'iH-SclISS inces, ,4; ntriee .for- Immediate trans- 8tran.-r ?y':rxttJ?iSSl portation wunout appraisement, - 602; , ' L ' " " total number of entries of merchandise, m Garnet Xa -tente. 1,204; number of entries for consump- Argyll, Am. str. ....... ...Port Harford tlon liquidated, 1,933 1 number of entries Catania, Am, str..... .......... Gavlota for warehouse liquidated, 88. . , ,i -nSlSffl AMW TUTS WATERFRONT Value of exports Domestic, 81L83j), . v 6$; foreign, $5,684. , The German steamer Alesla arrived Duties on Imports, 81,167.829.88; duties at Astoria this morning. She has been, oiifitft cut fjom JIofu$)ynj ap4 with a mixed cargo. She is expected to arrive here late tonight or tomorrow. s Two ships which have been at sea for several months past are expected to report off the mouth of the Columbia within the next few days. The German ship Slam sailed from London for Port land on the second of February. She comes with a mixed cargo and is under charter to the Portland Lumber com pany. The latter will ship a heavy cargo of lumber to foreign markets. The Conway Castle, a British ship, sailed from Antwerp January with a cargo of cement for Fuller & Co. of thla city. She will probably take grain after dis charging her hold here. Longshoremen's Union, No. 265, Will hold its regular monthly business meet ing in Allsay hall, Wednesday, July 17. The George W. Elder sails tonight for Los Angeles with a full cargo and pas senger list. MARINE NOTES Aatoria, Or.. July 11. Arrived down at 7 a. m., steamer Alliance. Arrived, steamer Elmore, from Tillamook. Sailed at 9:40 a. m., steamer Alliance, for Coos Bay. Arrived aown at jo:16 a. m., steamer Argyll. Arrived at 10:16 a. m., German steamer Alesla, from Hongkong and way porta r Monterey, July 11. Arrived y eater? day. schooner Monterey In tow of tug ljv l in in;o, L 1 1 1 ill jrwi iioaiu. : Astoria. July 10. Arrived down at noon and sailed at 2:26 p. m., steamer uatania, ror caviota. nailed at 11:49 g. m., tug Samson, for Grays Harbor, ailed at 1:40 p. m., Japanese steamer Manshu Maru, for Japan. Arrived down at 4 and sailed at 5:40 p. m., steamer Costa, Rica, for San Francisco. San Francisco. July 10. Sailed at noon, steamer F H. Lsratt. for Cnlum. bia river, Arrived this morning, schooner Schome, from. Columbia river. Yokohama. July 10. Arrived. Nor. wegian steamer (lark, from Portland. Astoria. July -11. Condition nf h. par at o a. m. smootn; wind northwest. If nt1aif fkMth., t.iiit. 12 miles: weather, cloudy. Tldea at Astoria today i High water 0:4 a. m.. 8.7 feet; 2:08 p. m- . feet. Low weter-7:Cl .av m LI tmm- s-n . Pillow Gasoi fA 42x30 inches t t 180 dosen 2fllow Oeceg, made of flae ran bleached saaalbii aloe, soft ftalsb, 40x88 laoaea, hemmed all ready to sei ex eeptlonal yalnes at this prlee. Bed Spreads HfW 70x84 inches itS mate weight Preada, taautr, TOxM laeaaina te tly jMsaaaeAl ear beet 91-00 reArlveaf only e this prlee. Every Price Has Been This great bargain sale will sweep away immense stocks of carefully selected merchandise of the most sea sonable sorts. Every section of the store participates in this great sale and every department offers the moat unusual values. Frequently one dollar will do the work of two or three. Never before has such a general re duction of prices taken place. People have learned from past experience to expect much from Roberts Bros, during these weekly sales, but this week their expectations will be far surpassed. We Are Certain That An Investigation Will Hake You An Enthusiastic Purchaser More Shoe Bargains The tremendous increaae in our Shoe sales is double assurance that we give the best shoe bargains in the city. Our two big shoe departments, main floor and basement; are crowded to overflowing with the latest and most wanted creations in summer foot wear. We are ready with prices which our customers will find very much to their ad vantage. To prove this, we will do some remarkable price cutting for tomorrow. BARGAIN FRIDAY. We Replace or Make Oooel Any Shoes That Co Wrong WOMEN'S CANVAS OXFORDS ALL sires; best $2.50 values $1 00 WOMEN'S BLACK VICI KID OX FORDS Best $3.00 values jJ yj WOMEN'S VICI KID AND PATENT Oxfords, $3.50 values CjJ yy WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS best $3.00 values J WOMEN'S FINE HAND MADE OX fords, best $3.50 values J MISSES' VICI KID SHOES, ALL SOLD, best $1.50 values 99c BOYS' KID AND CANVAS SHOES, i1-50.' 99c H Threo Snooinl i4 oiik vames for Bargain Friday o o o o Touching higH tide of excellence and low pricing. The best values in dependable seasonable silk this store has ever given a sale that will focus thrifty women's at- IJ tenuon nere tomorrow, inree hints q All 50 and 65 Gent OQO Wash Silks Friday OOC M About 5.000 yards this sravm's most de sirable Wash Silks in an endless assort ment of patterns, neat small dots and fig ures, block checks, broken plaids and stripes; comes in all the best colors, will launder nicely; regular 50c snd 65c OO- JOl o o iiiv-v tj, vuidi tall U JJ grades; BARGAIN FRIDAY only 65c Fancy Pongee 35c 28-inch Fancy Pongee, a soft, sheer, wash- VJ f"f able silk for summer wear; comes in all rl the best colors, excellent wearing quality; fully worth 65c a yard; special BAR- or. GAIN FRIDAY at OOC 75c Plain Pongee 45c 32-inch plain natural colored Pongee Silk, will wash like linen, the most fashionable and durable material for summer wear; best 75c grade special BARGAIN FRIDAY at 40C Wonderful Value Giving At the Notion Counter Bargain Friday At the Notion Counter tomorrow you will find many exceptional values in the moat needed articles. Space does not permit tit to tel all the story. Below we list a few! of the most important. For instance 25c TOILET SOAP 14a On special sale tomorrow our entire Una of high grade Toilet Soap, such as Riviera White Rose, Bouquet, Jockey Club, Carna tion, etc.; packed 3 cakes in fancy box; best 25c grades, specially priced st 1yJ per cake lfC 10c TOILET SOAP 6? Our entire line of 10c snd 15c Toilet Soap . placed on sale tomorrow at one price such as Vestal Violet, Heliotrope, Wedding Bouquet, Vestal Carnation, etc.; specially priced for BARGAIN FRIDAY, at per cake , "C 60c BOX PAPER 33 Colonial Linen Fabric Paper, 60 sheets of paper with envelopes to match, comes in all the best tints; real 50c value QOA BARGAIN FRIDAY .OOC $1.25 ALARM CLOCKS OS Nickel Alarm Clocks, good standard make, fully guaranteed; sold everywhere at $1.25; specially priced BARGAIN FRI- QQ DAY at VvOC. 35c CUSHION SLIPS 10 Tapestry Cushion Slip in a large assort-' ment of pretty Roman Striped Patterns; just the thing for outing use, best 35c t ft kind special BARGAIN FRIDAY. lUC Our Underwear and Hosiery Is Worthiest Yet Cheapest The low prices we quote must appeal to all economical women. The values we quote for tomorrow are free from fanciful exaggeration and cannot fall to attract enormous crowds. All of the following items were bought below regular price and so they will be sold. Wiman'i Tan T m fM Unaiaw Best 75c Kirds at Sleeveless Vests, Best Grade, 12e 25c Woman a fine Swiss ribbed sleeve less Vests, made with neatly trimmed yoKS oz nne vaienciennaa lace, all sizes; splendid values at 25o special BAR GAIN FRIDAY AT .12Kc Children's White Stockings, Best 35c Values at 10 Children's fine white cotton Stock ings, In both plain white and laoe styles, this season's best patterns, ail sizes from ( to good values at regular price, sae a pair- Bpeclally priced, BA KQA1N FRIDAY". AT 19o Misses' Underwear, Best 35c Grade, at 19 Misses' fine Lisle thread Vasts and Pants, in all stses; lons-slesvs vests and ankle-length pants; ex cellent values at J 5c each Spe cially priced for BARGAIN Q FRIDAY AT XVO Women's Black Stockings, 25c Values, Friday 12J4 A great half-price offering for tomorrow, Women's Fast Black Cotton Stocklnga, medium weight, ribbed stockings; just the thing for beach or mountains; regular 16c rrade Special BAR- Ot GAIN FRIDAY XtfO Women's Vests at 15 Here Is a broken line of Women's Vests tnat we wish to close out In a hurry Friday's extraordi nary low price Is sure to do It These vests come in most all sizes; are made high-neck, long sleeve style, ecru color, medium weight; always sold at 80c Specially priced, WHILE H e they Last at J.UO Union Suits, $1 Values, 59s Women's summer weight Union Suits of fine bleached Lisle thread, all styles, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length; also low neck, sleeveless, knee lengths, lace trimmed; regular $1.00 values, on sale for one day only En BAKGAIN FRIDAY AT. . .DUG 39c Women's fins Imported tan laee Stockings, made from the beet silk In grain Lisle, m a large as sortment of the latest laee el facts; some of the finer, more elaborate kinds are here In light, medium and dark shades; real T5e values Specially priced (or one day BARGAIN FRI- QQq White Linen Parasols 92.50 and $3.00 Values At $1.59 Just at the most seasonable time. This offering represents the very top-notch of Parasol goodness. Worthy qualities and low prices are linked in a most unusual way. About 250 White Linen Parasols in the most stylish effects, trimmed with embroidery and insertion. Also tucked ruffles and embroidered designs. Regular $2.50 and $3.00 values, all at one price. Your 01 rjft choice BARGAIN FRIDAY $1.03 In the Domestic Section Bargain Friday You will find it possible to secure some very exceptional Tames, as the prices we have made are extremely reasonable. Por example, BLEACHED NAPKINS, 16 INCHES SQUARE, 4K Bleached Napkins, hemmed, all ready to use, full 16 inches square; just the thing for the beach cottage, camping and outing use, handy and inexpensive save the good ones 3.000 in the lot, Specially priced while they last. BARGAIN FRIDAY A I on CURTAIN ENDS, WONDERFUL VALUES AT 25s, AT 35s AND 45e ' 500 only to sell at these prices. Sample Curtain Ends of Scotch Lace and Cable Net, new and up-to-date patterns, lengths from to 2 yards, just the thing for small windows; three lots J C to choose from. Specially priced at 25e, 35e and ...flOC Very Little Prices for Men's Fine Goods The right kinds of men's furnishings and underwear are here. Here is a bargain list for Friday with such little prices that every thrifty man will read interestedly and having read will act and buy and save! Men's DRESS SHIRTS, -! " fh Best $1.50 Values for tp JL o JL t There is not a reasonable shirt want that cannot be filled from this stock. We take care that the newest and most fashionable styles have full representation,, too. The story today is of a lot of stylish Dress Shirts just here from New York. The store it was intended for got into difficulties, sowell here are the shirts at a third less than regular figures. Men's fine Negligee Shirts with soft bosom, made with detached or attached Cuffs: 'the popular new coat style, in a large assortment of this season's patterns; white ground with small dainty figures; best $1.50 values Spe- 1 1Q cial BARGAIN FRIDAY at.. $1,117 Men's 75c Belts 59o A special lot of Men's Leather Belts, placed on sale tomorrow for the first time; stylish widths in cohjrs, tan, brown, black and gray; excellent values st 75c Specially priced for BARGAIN FRI DAY at Men's 25o Sooks lOo Two of our best selling numbers placed on sale tomorrow at this price. Men's fine Half Hose, mercerised to look like silk, seamless, tan color only; also black cotton socks .made with full fashioned foot, elastic top, double heel and toer best 25c grades spe- 10 Tially priced for BARGAIN FRIDAY at . . , 2. . , vC MEN'S SILK SHIRTS Extraordinary Values ! Best $3.50 Values Best $5.00 Values lL $2.98 $3.98 To particular men, to men of taste, this special offering of Fine Silk bhirts appeals. ADout m dozen in the lot. Men s fine all silk Shirts, in plain white and cream; made with button down collars, two button sleeves, fine customs made, perfect finished high-grade shirts,' extra good values at regular prices; specially priced tomorrow; " I Best S3. 50 Values G2.0C Best S5.00 Values 03. 0C Men's Underwear, Best 45 o Grade. 2 C o A special' purchase.' of - Men's Balbriggao Underwear, f hirts an 1 Drawers inall sizes; lightweight for summer wear; excellent wen. tor quamy, aoia everywnere at vc i garment, kjmt specui price, jwAvni r .... mis .... "'.r7.r: :"" -V i .'