The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 12, 1907, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textevening.; September" ;w.;ri8or, THE : OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY .ft ENORMOUS WHEAT CROP STARTS DOWN COLUMBIA Steamer. J. N. Teal Brings Season's First Shipment of xiLGraimFrom Upper River Huge Tonnage Will Be Shipped to Europe This Year From This Port. i ! 4 WhMt win be shipped from Portland - to Europe on ateamers this fall, the &n tramp for that business for the won baring been cnanerea im mum- tn. The Ysssel It tha Btrathenrlk. 1.S4I : tons nat resister, which racantly laft f ths 4 wars at Port Glasgow and la, now W.aa htr jnaidea voyage around the World, ' baring ' It ft Newport Newt. august 6, t fof 'Jttra Island with a cargo of coal , . tor tha - jgovernmant '" Tba fact that staamara are being pressed Ijjto Berries to haul wheat for f Europe goes to indicate runner ins im I inense amount of wheat that will be set .' aftnt tmm thla nort thla season. Sall- " Ing reesela have been chartered nearly 'Wyery'day for several weeka paat and there are now bottoma In Bight to load t, hundreds of thousands of tons of wheat v before tha ifloee r me caaanaar jrm.i. ; but atUl exporters are after tonnage and they are paying gooa pnm w T u ata.ted this morning on good authority that tha Strathenrlk will get t II shillings I pence a ion, wnicn ia a " trifle lesa than that asked for sailing ' vessels near at nana, in tms conneo Ancalos, Br,', sh Newcastle, A. Brlssu.; Pivbk Newcastle, .A. -Trains Steamers Xa Boats. Ela.Nor. as. ....San Kranclsco African Monarch, Br. as ..japan In varan. Jir aa Port Los Angeles Ferndene, Br. str.; San Francisco Tarja Vlken, Nor. ss San Franolsoo Admiral Borreson, Nor. es.....San Fr. Harkaton. Br. ss San Franleaco Btrathenrlk, Br. ss San Francisco ' , . ; Ott Steamer aa. Maverick, Am. ss San Franclaco W. 8. Porter, Am. s ..Oavloto Col. JD. T. Drake, Am. as. .San Francisco Ba Boat U Ballast so toad Orals. Gael, Ff. bk...,. Puget Sound Turgot. Fr. bk Puget Sound MJUonburn, Br. bk Santa . Aoaaiia LumAreshlra. Br. ah.. Port Los Angeles Sully, Fr. bk. Ban Franclaco Celtlo Chief, Br. sh ... .,i .Honolulu IrfmlMl ...ll... Waa Kir fial t BNs son than last, although not as liberally etrathgryfe. Br sh..V..........Callao aa desired, tha railroads being unable to Castor, Br. sh..' Valparaiso furnish care at tha rate orders are Noeml. Fr. bk Seattle coming In. Much wiieat will be aent to Alaterkamp. Ger. sh Caleta Coloaa Oer. bk Valparaiso cheap tonnage, and li Is supposed' that ine neavv aeraana lor a-rain-eamera will affect tha foreign lumber ship ments to a considerable extent, al- owner prefera to take lumber to grain. He might nave an object tn aooepting buelneae at a reduced rata for a certain destination, for Instanoe. where proe- fec-ia ivr riurn vmrgvum may' Da par leularly Inviting. - t, ' ' . It was rumored about tha waterfront this morning that the British ship Tola bad been chartered to load .lumber from this port for Boutn Arrica. but the re port oould not be verified. That tha Tola's ownsrs have been dickering for a lumber argo la said to be admitted, but there are few who believe that anv one oould afford to take the veeeel for umber when she has refused II shll- ln.i Mhlot Cll.An. m.. V I - baa been lying Idle In tha harbor ainee tha first of tne year. "....,. - tidewater by way of the Open River Schubek, Transportation company's servioe. wnicn i hss already contracted with growera to move 100.000 aacka from points above LUMBER SHIP COMING. tha nnrtara mu tn Portland. I Thla wfll nrova of Incalculable assist-1 Norwearlan 8t(ampr Admiral Bor ance to the exporters becauie, even wJtn n-m tr o cara ararce. thev will be able to Tret In reilton Will Be Hfr Soon. the neighborhood of 1,800 aacka of 7"" V:.7 "V"::..."".-' r??'on l-f? flan Francisco Tuesday for Uon It might ,e stated that the Oer- man bark Schubek waa chartered this morninr by Taylor. Young & Co. to i rarry wheat from this port to ths United kingdom. ' She. Is asid to have been taken for 81 shillings, the lower rste ' being due to her being quite a ways off and unable to arrive befi 'are a eousla of. She was aat re- montha at -the best. f sorted at Valparaisa i , 1 -WsA Oosas MV tXtttnXlT,i:.x : Wheat la coming in, livelier thla sea- The Norwrglan steamer Admiral Bor- m left Ban Francisco Tuesaay for port In ballast, and should strive uantlty waa brought here by ths Teal V"." JK" " .""'-."u.t'J? 'ZLIZ torn Alderdale and Roosevelt, new land- und8r -t-rtaP to tha North pitta LUm. The tramp will carry feet grain freight covering around from Aiaeraaie ana Rooaeveii. new iana- unA.r charter ti inga on the upper Columbia above the ber eomSnny portage road, and tomorrow tha Teal .Vout a ooa ooo wlllBrlng another cargo of the same b,h8'7B',n001 alaa. Thua the wheat steamer .v. alone wUl bring 8,000 sacks Into the proBpectB jor week. Oood Prospects for Delivery In view of 'the heavy movement of wheat from tne upper uoiumDia river basin, the Open River Transportation Mininu, haa dacldad ta Incraua Its fs- clllUes aa soon as poaalbls. To start with a large barge will be placed on the upper river between Arlington ana te- llio, upon wnicn tne iirmin mi iww their wheat for transportation to ths portage road, whence It la hurried down the line to tfig way ana Ivkm thm Tl for Portland. IRvrtftrturi wara fearful all SPrln Isst thm Fir altuatlon ahould nrova so serious this fau that It would no impoaaioie to ship even If Europe wanted the wheat badly, and for that reason they held off chartering until very recently, wnen light began to .appear ahead and pros peAts of delivering; ths foodg became ll-shllllng mark, there are poor lumber exporters to get COMES FOB MACnPfERt" Steam Schooner Grays Harbor VftU Be Completed Here. Tha hull of ths new steam schooner Grays Harbor arrived at tha wtiarf of ths Willamette Iron and Steel Works laat night to havs bar machinery Installed. She waa built at Hoqulam for a San Francisco owner. .' -, ,' This win be the fifth new steam by tha Wlllamett ' Ths Baa was on her trial trip a few daya ago and will DS.reaa o-in loading bar first oargo tn a xsw days. MARINO NOTES . .j, -i Astoria, Or., Sept 11 Arrived a. m. Steamer Elmore, frttm Tlllemook. Arrived at :0 and left up-teamer City of Panama, from San .Francisco.; i Astoria. Or., Sept. n.Arrlvsd down St 1:10 and sallsd at :80 p. m. Steamsr Noma City, for Redondo. Arrived at J:2 p. nwSteamer Atlas with bargs No, If In low, from San Francisco. Left up at l:S0 p. m. Steamer Atlas.. Sailed at l;10 p, m. Schooner Alvena, for San Pedro. Bailed at 1 d. m. Steamer North- lnt tn n.Hnnrtiv Arrived at 1:40 p. I m Schooner Balvator, from Ban Frao- oisoo. , , .... . Astoria. Or.. Sept I. uonoinoo o The Union Oil company's Urge steam- present time. The warden is suppossd r S'i.V!rnSl. "th. porta- to manags ths penitentiary subject to Zurh'unklVom'saVanclai; order, pf th. board of control. ftd is her first visit hers. She or tne I the-story Is that Davis himself was The Santa Rita wU ba .Inspected -whUs HJ waa riven te Klncald. . , - . . r - , f ' I 'W&rdan KInnalit nail (niMtnLj ' C'.pU,A 9..i ?!!5r KJTmISI m fn ti "forms in ths management of ths fPwt?L!-LUwtitiIf2 Frtaldi- ,n t,a Pnltentlary, and enpeoially li the ths city today visiting frlsnds. , y I operation of the Jute mllC and aa this" ., L' It eisjsjswsaasawsiiii linssii'i slsTiini aspssp n v . 1 m,.-. -,-1 i "i T RESIGNATION OF . itr'&.T trrxrnk tt a htttPTJThw; ?5 ' of J. n. Far JUil vau , A uuutw im piu oinar flow connectea With 1M I mini vamsnc or n m tt mm a h sohoonsr to bs equipped with machinery a wiuameiie iron recently, the Jim Butler. Helene. J. Steel Works Marhoffer and Bee having preceded her, All of the craft have turned out splen didly for the lumber trade and the Port land concern haa earned an enviable and the reputation ror tne machinery manner In which it baa been installed. la. n the bar at i a. m.. smooth: wind south- ssst,10 miles; weather, clear. Tides at Astoria today: HlgM water t.iO a. m, 7.4 feet; 1:60 Low water ;i0 p. tn., ,i feet. m. i p. m., s.s reei. It feet; 10:17 Astoria. SeDt II. Left up a. m. steamship City of Panama. at :0 San Franciaoo, Sept II. Arrived this morning steamer Frances A. witb log raft In ,tow. Leggett, Along the waterfront Ths Harrtman liner City of Panama, Captain Nelson, will bs at Alnswortb dock this evening. She left up at i:!0 o'clock this morning. Ths steamer Redondo wss at the bunkers this morning discharging coal from Seattle. She will begin to load this afternoon in time to get away for Puget aound Saturday night. w.w iiiuuaviT wn nave a cooa Boat- Itellered .BeUtions Between Snper tion in private life. Jntendent sad Board of Control ' Were Not Bjtrmonlotu.' Metsger-s sya glasses, tl.Vtli Wash. (8m1i1 DUpeteli te The lesrsal.) piympla, Waah.. Sept ll Ths rssig natlon of M. F. Klnoald aa supsrlntsnd- snt or wardsn of the stats psnltentlary at Walla Walla cams as a s;rsat gur- prtas tosUts house offlolals In Olympia It Is ths general opinion that It ts tnaj roauit nf friotlon la mora than ana dl reotion, as it Is known that relational between Klncald and certain members of the stats board of control have not been at all friendly or cordial. Whan ha waa a member of tha board of control, Klnoald did not get along wall with J. H. Davie, another memoer of the board, and friction Is said to have continued between them to ths PLAH TO ERECT hi v Hind, Bolph A Company Ex pect to Locate Soon " in Portland. ' OPERATE LARGE FLEET , OF SAILING VESSELS Old San Francisco Firm Finds Orr gon Metropolis Coming to the Front Bapldljir and WlQ Divert Aty, ' tentlon .to This Floee, ; ' Hlnd..Boiph do., a large shipping, ' Importing and exporting firm of San . Francisco, Is planning the location of ' Immense tourl bunkers here or at a fa- vorite point en" the Columbia river. In the Immediate' future. One of the com- pany's representatlvea waa bare re i cently and quietly looked Into the fu ture prospects of the city. Those who came closely In touch with him say he . went away convinced that, among other things needed here. Is equipment for ' "handling and storing' coal, both for v borne ' consumption and for steamers' v. bunkers. ' 1 Hind. Rolph at Co. is slso ons of tbs f most Influential shipownlng firms of flan Frannlaon. hftvlnir in addition to ti big fleet under the American flag sev- oral vessels flying the British, Chilean : and flags of other nationa Among the 1 'sailing vesaela under the American flag ' owned by this firm are the ships iienry , Vlllard, Isaac Reed, Emily Heed and v Homeward Bound, all of them engaged ; in tha coal trade between Australia and Portland this season. The Henry vu- lard is about due to arrive here, and the " Isaac Reed left San Francisco a week ago. 10 ballast for Newcastle with or f dera to load thers for Portland. The ' Homewsrd Bound and Emily Reed will follow the Henrv Vlllard a few weeks : spart. unless one gains on the other through especially favorable weather In making tbe run across the ocean. Then tne firm owns and operates a large fleet of barkentines and schoon- era .many of them fine vessels of re ; cent construction and along the most modern lines. A great number of these have been plying out of Portland In the - lumber trade for several years, while others liave been engaged mostly In the Hawaiian Islands trade. The schooner Honolpu Is now at Westport loading '. lumber for Honolulu, while not long j aao tne Aiaitaweii. koko Weau Kona,; loaa Kohala and James Rolph ded lumber here or at mills on ths Columbia. Any of these vessels oould h aent nnt from here with lumber to thr orient or; tne, antipoaes ana return with coal Instead of running empty one way. This, It la said. Is the plan of ths company, wnicn; . rpr yeara nas oeen doing an Immenae business on ths Pa ri f I a, but without devoting much atten tion to Portland. Portland'a strids to ward prominence has been so marked of jate. however, that tha larger firms or nan nrancisco are now urimnini v turn this wav In order to get In on ths ground floor whsrs possible. In view of the fact that there are vastly mors coal-laden vessela . eomlng here this fall then ever before in ths history of ths port it Is nlalnly no ticeable that bunkers of Immenss ca pacity will be needed to shed this coal until disposed of. A large whsrf Is being' erected on the east aids of ths river between the Madison and Morri- 1 i A It I- mmlA A Km storing coal at times, but even with It added to the wharves of ths different coal companies storage spacs will bs soarce. MARINE INTELLIGENCE -Mfff- m AUTUMN-SALE r eVS a .' 3 f i We know the right i:answer when it's" a ques tion of clothing for boys. I Avoid the cheapest, be- I I cause it turns out to be y . the most expensive in 1 1 the end. : iff Our School Suits at .,$3.85; and those with 2 - t pair, of pants at $4.85 are ' true e:onorny. ; ; ' ' 'JVrtailihe boys. Kegnlar lasrs Sns to Arrive. "Alliance; Coos Bay.i ;.,..Bpt!' II Breakwater, Coos Bay .M . BepCl 4 R. D. Inman, San Francisco. ...Bent. 16 a. W. Elder, San Pedro and way Sept. 16 Arabia, orient Sept IT Rica, Ban Francisco. .... .Sept. 38 oke. Ban Pedro and way.. Sept. 24 Jpnan fouisen. Ban rrancisoo. . sepv js Klcomedia. orient .. (.. ....... .Oct, 1 Alee la. orient...,..., s.. . Oct 1 Numantia, orient ....i.........OcC SO Xegular Liners to Depart. Roanoks, San Pedro and way. ...Sept. 1) Alliance, Coos Bay Sept 14 Redondo. Seattle Sent 15 Johan Poulsen. San Francisco. '.Sept. 15 Breakwater, Coos bay Sept. II O. W. Elder, San' Pedro and way.Sept. 1 Costa Rica, San Franciaoo Sept. XI Arabia, orient.. 8ept. 25 Aleaia, orient Oct 19 Nlcomedla. orient Nov. 2 Numantia, orient Nov. 10. Tesssls la Port, Tola, Br. ah Elevator dock Dalgonar, Br. ah Ocean lo Bee. Am. sen.... Willamette I. A R Wks Slam, Or. ah Portland Lumber Co. Jftffliopds and iisuKUKil Jtewdry The buying advantages of our two affiliated stores and the heavy reserve stock that must be lowered on account of EARLY HOLIDAY SHIPMENTS enables us to serve you at prices that are as low as commonly asked for the ordinary grades of Diamonds. Few purchases carry the high degree of pleasure and the lasting satisfaction that the very finest Diamonds and Diamond Set Jewelry convey. A peculiar sentiment and fJride attaches to the absolutely perfect gems. Our reputation as well as yours is at stake when we sell you a diamond. We know that it will be more satisfactory to both of us to sell only flaw less BLUE WHITE and EXTRA WHITE DIAMONDS, and therefore we do not carry flawed or off-color, diamonds in our stock. ' Conway Caatle, Br. bk.. Columbia No. 2 King jyrua, Am. sen Beulah . Am. sch Vlnosnnes, Fr. bk.. .Astoria . . . . . Astoria .Columbia No. 1 LADIES' DIAMOND SOLITAIRE TIFFANY RINGS Reg; price $500, spec'l price $450.00 '-'Reg.-price $450, spec'l price $405.00 - Reg. price $350, spec'l price $315.00 Reg. price $200, spec'l price $175.00 Reg. price $150, spec'l price $130.00 Reg. price $100, specT price $ 87.00 Reg. price $ 75, spoe'l. price $ 63.00 Reg. price $ 50, spec'l price $ 30.00 Reg. price $ 40, spec'l price $ 31.00 Reg. price, $; 25, spec'l price $ 16.00 Reg. price $ 15, spec'l price $ 0.50 GENTLEMEN'S SOLITAIRE RINGS STUDS OR SCARF PINS Reg. price $800, spec'l price $675.00 Reg. price $600, spec'l price $500.00 Reg. price $500, spec'l price $415.00 Reg. price $450, spec'l price $395.00 Reg. price $350, spec'l price $296.00 Reg. price $275, spec'l price $230.00 Reg. price $190, spec'l price $150.00 Reg. price $150, spec'l price $120.00 Reg. price $100, spec'l prif e $ 83100 Reg. price $ 80, spec'l price $ 61.00 Reg. price $ 75, spec'l price $ 58.00 Reg. price $ 50, spec'l price $ 37.50 Reg. price $ 25, spec'l price a 18.00 Reg. price $ 15, spec'l price $ 11.00 LADIES' DIAMOND AND CLUSTER RINGS, BROOCHES, PENDENTS, Etc Set With Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires, Pearls, Etc. Reg. price $600, spec'l price $500.00 Reg, price $400, spec'l price J (320.00 Reg. price $350, spec'l price J 1297.00 Reg. price $250; spec'l price J (210.00 Reg. price $150, spec'l price 15118.00 Reg. price $100, spee1 price $ 87.00 Reg. price $ 75, spec'l price $ 63.00 Reg. price $ 50, spec'l price $ 38.00 Reg. price $ 40, spec'l price $ 1 31.00 Reg. price $ 25, spec'l price $ 15.00 Reg. price $ 10, spec'l price $ 7.50 DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS and SILVER-SMITHS QE00TOIP& 272 WASHINGTON STREET North Klnr, Am. tug Aatorla Antelope. Am. sch Foot of Lincoln St. Nicholas, Am. sh Astoria 8t Louis, Ft. bk Centennial Compear, Am. acb Rainier Strathness. Br. ss. .Portland Lumber Co. North Star, Am. tus; Astoria Americana. Am. sch..... Vancouver Gardiner City, Am. bktn Stella Alice McDonald. Am. sch .Aatorla CoL de Vlllebols Muriel. Fr. bk. Bunkers Honoipu, Am. sch Westpor; unvcr j. uisen. Am. ss...Tonrue point Eva, Oer. ss Flour mills Berlin. Am. sh ...Alblna Kalomo. Br. ss Alaska Olendale, Am. sch....! Astoria Wrestler. Am. bktn .Llnnton Wallacut. Am. bar are .Stream Johan Poulsen, Am. atr Oceanic Roanoke, Am. as Martin's dock Redondo. Am. ss Couch Emily F. Whitney. Am. bk Astoria Grays Harbor. Am. as.. Will. I. A 8. wks Santa Rita, Am. ss..'. Portsmouth , i . . , . aubd, Am, mm uuiniun City of Panama. Am. ss. Alnsworth Salvator, Am. sch Astoria Lumber Carriers In Kouta. Thomas L. Wand. Am. str. San Francisco Coaster, Am. str San Francisco Susie M. Plummer, Am, sch . . . Ouaymaa Wasp, Am. str San Francisco Lettftla, Am. sch. ........ .San Francisco Annla M. Campbell. Am. sch v.. . San Francisco Glendale. Am. sch San Francisco Mabel Gale, Am. sen San Franclaco Andy Mahoney. Am. sch... San Francisco Cascade. Am. str.; San Francisco W. F. Garms, Am. sch. San Pedro Vlrtrlnla Arm sch Port Los Anareles Lakme, Am. ss San Francisco ueorge ixomis. Am. ss..csan Francisco Sn Route With Cement and General. ml tailor Fabrics That Wear A Perfect Fit 'i That Lasts Columbia Ahyays Satisfies and Always Saves You Money There's good, substantial vahit in tha clasi o garments that are turned out .' by this eitablith ment. Serviceable woolena to begin with; making that char acterises only the finest class of , custom work; an individuality,, of style that is removed at once from the commonplace; in a word, high quality, superior fin Uh. AND A FULL THIRD LESS THAN OTHER REP RESENTATIVE TAILORS' PRICES. Suits $20.00 to $40.00, Trousers $4.00 to 1 10.00. May we not ROVE to YOU what advertise? i.. ' 'X.,r I CRANT PHKCLEY, Mgr. Elk.' Building SEVENTH AND STARK Pamburi Hul .Antwerp . . London Hamburg swanaea London Hamburg .Newcastle, K Shields .Naweaatla. R bk. ; .Hamburg .Antwerp .Antwerp .Antwerp Antwerp Antwerp h (ClGllMlRCp 166 and 163 Third St Mohawk Building Buccleuch, Br. sh ....... . Brenn, Fr. bk , EuroDe Br. bk Genevieve Mollnos, Fr. bk Kene Ksrvuer, trr. en.... Laennec, Fr. sh. , Le Pilier. Fr. bk.v Martha Rous, Fr. bk.. Mozambique, Br. bk... Samoa, Br. bk Thiers, Fr. sh , . Marechael Turrene. Fr. VUle de Mulhousa. Fr. bk. Guethary, FT. bk Pierrt Loti, Fr. bk.i ... Walden Abbey, Br. sh. . Glenesslln. Br. sh Versailles. Fr.,bk Lett General de Boisdeffre, Fr. bk,. London Antwern vine oe Uljon, FT. ok Antwerp Alice Marie, Fr. bk Antwerp Eugene Rergaline, Fr. bk Antwerp H. Haekfleld. Gr. bk Honolulu a C! .... . nM ..v "r, . . a niuuv 0MCOJ11. . Dll . . .nuLloruaiu Crown of India, Br. bk. .... .Antwerp Cornll Bart. Fr. bk A nt warp Jules Oommea, Fr. bk. .... ..Rotterdam Edward Detains. Fr. bk Antwerp Ooal Ships En Bouts. Belen. Fr. bk...:. Naweaatla. A. Claverdon, Br. sh .Newcastle,. A,- wniscoit. Am. bk. . . ... . .Newcastle. A. Port Patrick, Br. sh ..... NewcaaUe, A. St Mtrren, Br. ah '..Newcastle. A. Crtllon, Fr. bk . NewcaaUe, A. Ardenoraig, Br. hk, ......Newcastle, A. Kugens Schneider, Fr. bk. Newcastle. A. Buf fon,lFr. bk J... . .Newcastle. A. General do Negrler,, Fr.' wayara. T. Dg. Castle Rock, Br, xxouniii, xr. as sh. . . .. . . .Sydney, A. .newcasue. Knight Templar. Br. ss.. Naweaatla. A. Tymeric, Br. str. ....... .Nwcatle, A. Henry Vlllard, Am. str... Newcastle, A. Thordis, Nor. str, ... . .Morovan, Japan Homewsrd Bound. Am. bk. Newcastle, A. CmUr Bead. Am. sa.,.NswcAsUe, ,Aas. Remarkable Bargain Events Friday at Acheson's 1 ?Lg NT ur:nw Coats In black Kersey, 50 Inches long, nicely trimmed, regular $10 value, $5.75 t Lingerie Waists i ipf V -r -I J3 Mr SEE WINDOWS Suits $27.50 to $30.00 Sui6 for $1 750 Strictly new fall Suits in the latest materials, regular and extra sizes. Silk Petticoats Values up to $30, SATEEN PETTICOATS Regular $1.50 Sateen Petticoats, green only; while they last . Starts New fall Skirts, Panama, voile, broadcloth and fancy mixture, reg ular and extra sizes; values up to $30 $7.75 25c SALE Of NEW FALL MILLINERY $5.00 VALUES $3.95 Friday we inaugurate our first sale of Fall Millinery. The offering consists of a choice assortment of the new "Fluffy Ruffles" shape, cleverly trimmed with silk band and bunch of coque feathers;. every popular color amdng them; suede, black, garnet, 1 navy, etc.; a positive $5 value.... . . .. . V ; . . Watch tor out OramA Opsolof. WHOLESALE : AMFi OPT A II T St IT Tx:a I mW rnaaa, saw .a 4i Hl . - I 1 Umbrella $3.95 Rebniar $ 1.50 Umbrellas A an,' a A m X ja ; ' 1 I Keguiar zu umDreuas Regular, 3.00,Umbrfill5s Regular $p(TUmBrai ' ., . - ""-; - " .:mmmmmmmmmmi 7"fBBW.v, rsaa: .-j:;."".Vi 4i'.fltA. .. ".' .: fii.--,;rit: ii. .i.i.i. 1 mi' i i ' I litra Special 1 . . . 95c t . . $1.91' . . $2.95 p III ci W M - II I FIFTH AND ALDER STS; it. XT