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THE OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY, MORNING, JANUARY-' 28, :. 1008 ' JOURNAL OPENS NEWOFFICE o Mxuuiimra, no ou, ko cooaot SPECIAL SMIf! -.'Oct. of the. High, i .Rcnt District FOR EAST SIDE BUSINESS Lit If your (nmi Weed when youorush them, ; you have pyorohoe, disease : :V V. IN EARLY ENOUSH AND WEATHERED :::'y ; X . We vrould rather have $25.00 which Is busy- makinf; money for us than to have $50.00 1ing Idle in our. Store. .The money which we have invested in Mission . Dining Sets has been ', rying too idle of late. We are going to make it get busy, WE WILL QUOTE PRICES . which, , lit run, eauses recession and teeth to loosen.' u ' y "; We positively euro the above disease. ON THESE SETS WHlttt WILL MOVE THEM.- , ' ,;.,'V. , vr If . - S ' 1 This office la equipped with all tha lataat a'ppllaneea and formulas for doing high-class . work, '. ; OUR PRICES UK Crown 85.00 Brldga . Work, par' tooth ........ .85.00 Logan Crown. ....... S3.60 to 85.00 Beat Rubber Plata ......... .... f 8.00 Aluminum Lined . Plat 10.00 to 115.00 Sliver" FlMnga , 11.00 Gold Fmiaga.. ....... 82.00 to 15.00 Vegetablea Vapor need only by ua for jvauueea juxtracting ....OU4 News, ' Advertising and puslness Branch of The Journal Which Opens Tomorrow at 360 East Morrison Street. , . In order to handla mora quickly and satisfactorily , tha Increasing business coming to Tha Journal from Its eaat - aide patrons, a branch' off lea "of; this '' tiawapaper haa been aatabllahed "at 860 , Kaat , Morriaon street. "The Of flea "on tha aaat alda haa been equipped to rtr- eelva . news, i aubaorlptlona and adrar ,- tisements, and beginning tomorrow will ba open all tha time. It may ba reached 11 by either telephone, tha number are 1 East S89 nd B-6444. - , , Tha Journal, e tha first-dally . paper ; in Portland to aatabliah a branch of ; flea on tha eaat aide, and -ft la believed I that It will ba dulf appreciated by aaat eldere. In order that tha rapidly grow. ' ing business district on tha aaat alda hall h uMintftd in it develonment to- ward thoaa thlnga necctieary to all bueM neaa centera Tba Journal baa , had erected a 10-foot electric, algn, tha flneat on tha aaat aide of tha river. Everything haa been dona to make tha orrice a, craait to otnar buatnaaa nouaea on tha aaat aide and it has bean estab lished aa a' mark of The Journal a con fidence, in- tha brilliant future of thia big aectiori of tha eltv. In ' bualnaaa : and In population tha aaat aide haa- grown faatar than any other portion of Portland and tha aaat alda la the aectlon that will develop moat rapidly in the future to make Portland the lanreat city on the Paclflo coast. On the eaat aide Ilea the area to make Portland m much Jarirer city and the Improvement of the east aide Is absolutely essential to tha future of rortiana. " . Officials of tha Eaat Bide Business Men'a club have estimated that the growth of business oa the aaat aide ba tweea January 1, 1107. and January 1908. waa between S00 and 400 per cent. Thia baa been due to an awak. eninr of the eaat aide business men Ben. erally. It la also estimated by the same persona that tha Increase in popula tion during the eame time haa been between It and 20 per cent. It ia likely that the Portland Rail land Gas company, the Paolfto Tele- ghone & (Telegraph company and other lg corporations will open branch of fices on tha eaat alda In tha near f u ture. The request of the aaat aide business men to thoaa aenarate corDor- atrona nee ceen ravorabiy recaivea oy them. t , Kesidenta or tn eaat aide would be aaved many hundreds of dollars every month should tnesa corporations ea tabliah branch off Icea as the water de partment haa dona. SULUVAHS SHOW AMATEUR STATUS Butte Boys Tell Why; They Left Home Dan an " ; . Olympic 4 Man;' ; a ,- -I. .L. Tli.v av. ehara-ad Dan and Gene Sul- - 1 - ; i I J ... Olympic games as aoon aa possible. I started out for the neareat ciuo. intena Ing to seoure a position and become a member. , Spokane waa nearer Seattle than any other city, and my brother Gene and J went there and enrolled. "What Spokane had against ua I do not know. Certainly there waa no flaw In our amateur standing, since I had been a member of the Olympic team and waa recognised everywhere aa a atrict amateur. - Perhaps there waa waa mora jealousy than anything else at Spokane. Pardon , me for referring to ourselves, but We Were ao much better than anvthln their had there that aome of the lesaer lights grew Jealous. "W. twuet' atUl have, tha good will of the Spokane people, as the following let ter, which was aant ma January SO. by Fred H. Gaston, shows: " 'ExDlanatorv of . the telegram sent last evening 1 wish to atate that the tounA K t, Nllloh. - oun- ma management recaiiins; ' 7 . - .7. " .7 ;, I Mary street in tha south aide mill d la- It la the trlct. at iH a n'rlnrV thia mnrnln al. I mm while WOMAH IS FREEZING First Infant of Homeless Mother Comes Into World, J on Pittsburg Sidewalk. Pittsburg, Jan. 24. With the tem perature BO degrees below freezing. CHICAGO Painless Dentists com. rn AID WASXXVOTOV. V" Be aura you are In the right of flea Lady attendant 'vi.V''.',,Iionag Main 1880, A-M40. , ' COUNTESS NABBED OK r' CHABGES OP FEATJB New York, Jan. 15. The fashionable Northwoods aectlon of Nutlay, N. J waa Invaded by a small army of con stables near midnight on Thursday: They came from the sheriffs office In Newark to explode the mystery of the 'Countess" Mary da Anderson, of France,' San Francisco, Plainf ield and other towns of Jersey ret to be heard from.-, . - Tha constables broke Into the coun tess' house, surprised her and her three daughters In their night clothes, and took her. with her two youngeat daugh ters, down to Jail in ewarlc Now the Counteaa da Anderson la waltinar tha anoearanca of a bondsman to aupply $1,000 ball on tha chargea of fraud that nave been lodged against her bv her landlady and a grocer ana are In Jail with their mother, held as witnesses on zug oau apiece. Attend Rosenthal's great sale for fine aboe bargains. olearance $40 Quartered Oak Mission Table rmWmWfl $40 Quartered .0 $25i 1 $25 This is an 8-foot Dining Table made of the best selected white 'quartered oak, finely ccm-; structed with dividing pedestal, and ood values even at $40.00. J 25 00 One' set (6) Dining Chairs, solid quar tered oak, full box seat, f f AA regular' $24.00 value. . ...... eMO.UU Another set of similar quality of the, very finest selected white quartered l.yi 00 oak ; regular $21.00 value 1 tc aff V'laWM ,,. hn nrnfesslonais butiaeciflion of tne management recalling ' JATVfcM,2 reached woman, ; ; their" fHendi 'claim 'that' If la idoVWfui f the interest of the club, rather than Mary a i it anv athletes in tha northwest have because of dislike for you. It la the ,-(. . a -better am.taur . P ?-t! f Jf?l! bro?enyKtTa?.Ch0eUldhB only sav In nao no noma. technical understanding ot an amateur. tW8 clubhouse. - This precludea'the use ,""B,? "",i,B" " ' . . . a . 1 - M . iwt . -.i.i nn iuvwav e,uv vvav-vsa.a uvmu oumuiwu ; These boya have, been charged o. n ? 8, t tn4 n b! ?h on tnt ,,ing "Toying", tuuew ,. iZfnZ:"!" .VT.r.V M.VunAh aiqewaia to a lusty male child. of you or Gene, vour services an .v,.. m r, . rivn tham tha l Jor uene a services agauist juuiinomani un,v ti.. .u . . v..... Icourtesy of listening to their , raaeon at Portland but wUlbave M longer the near by, ' tba aufferer waa almost . for leaving1 Butte, xnere are lew nnwt u"" " l""r2" OTT.. dragged into a atabie a raw feet away, m in the northwest that know Dan Bulli- ' van was a memoer , oi adimiww t team' which, went to jitnena.- Greece, last year and won the championship 0i the world in .the Olympic ganrea. ; . vr M Not in vears haa the advent of two fathletea In aha northwest caused auch comment aa that 'of Dan and Oene Sul livan and moat ot It haa been adverse ia, a. 1 m. - - .ikiia . ba aw ai a ma nnv XO lilW IWU tLCIlaVVVBe ft UOUgesA , V Should rou and Gene desire a letter 1 mrhrai or Honorary withdrawal we. wui gladly physicians arrived a , few mlnutea issue same on . application, t jours re- later. The mother and twins were re spectfully, Fred H. Gaston, athletic moved to the South Bide hospital, and truatae and captaJnv j ,s all are out of danger tonight The . ' Careful of Hla Standing. woman says sha had been walking tha t. n c,.ui. v.. fc.v... atreeta zor hours hoping to locate aoma -: .rr u,;," cr. -s.z.y inenaa. NORTHWEST CORNER flRST AND SALMON STS, Tomorrow at 8:30 tha Dan refused to play football with the Spokane Athletic club because he saw tne names or "uoae Brinker and oth er well known Drofesslonals on the list of opponents. This waa because tie was arraid to jeopardise his ama teur standing. . Here Is what President' James -IS. Sullivan' said of Dan when the latter inmnairal saw Vt a Taaarlaa aawt liaailr akw- nnaitinn a-arnns in i8os finishing I owne thousands of acrea of timber land modern times, commands a hearing re- j fourth In the all-around, championship I m ' the white and sugar pine belt of gardless OX What nas Deen aaid aoout event: ' ' I aoatharn rireron la tn Portland Wh.n j J;Z I interviewed, yesterday regarding tne ftthia diapoaltion to crltlclae tha Sulli- vani unfavorably ' It juat will probably - remain unsetOed. They have shown no .; disposition to uerend tnemseives pun r llcly, because they have not had the t opportunity, ; . - Dan BulUvaa. fromv thavery fact i -alone that : ha represented America In , VH9 Ul LlfO NIWiVBfc KhUlVUg VVIHOO,. v modern Umea, commands a hearing re-1 ; raVrlleaa tit what haa been aairl about . him. Sullivan went from Montana to f New Tork and "demonstrated his right I Inhed fourth, deserves boosts .three fines. Great $75,000 forced Realization Sale TO THE, PUBLIC HAVE M0 Oao. "W. Howland Bays Prloes Are rina la Kla BUtrlot. George W. Howland, vice-president of tha Three Pipes Timber company, which continues with greater activity than ever. Many new loti. The Boston Store's entire stock for almost nothing prices you can hardly believe.- Read below: Men's odd Coats for only 10c and 23c. Men's Black Thibet Suits. $2.50. Men's $10.00 Overcoats. $3.50. Men's $3.00 heavy Cassimere Pants. $1.00. Men'a Si na Wool Shirts, 59c. 75c Work Shirts, 25c. $1.25 Wool Underwear, 45c. Women's $10.00 Coats, $2.50. $1.50 Comforts, 54c. $1.25 Blankets, 58c n.te etc - f wew xotk ana -Qemonstraien nis rignt isneu rourtn, deserves mora credit threatened .alump In lumber prloes. h ' to represent tha Stars and stripes In the than; Is given- to the average athlete, Laid: ' u."w vw, u " wreetllng and, pentathlum i at An-J because he came from a territory where -n will have no effect upon the out- That he failed to win tha wrestling track athletics are practically unknown, event waa no fault of his. I He never saw an all-around competl- Forced suddenly to adopt a system of 1 tion, made his own apparatus, and on , wrestlinsr not his own and to meet a man who welarhed ; nearlv SO - rounds heavier, no gavs one or tha greatest wrestling exhibitions ' aver aeen in : Oreeoa. For two and. one half hours , he tugged aLd pulled with hia big an tagonist, weckmann,- out tne latter rin- wna twtriiMi tna iKvimnn, Tha ': cheers .of the cro d went to Sullivan and the hisses went to Weckmann for his ungentlemanly tactics. Weekmann arterwaras won in a woridn . amateur cnampionsnip. , nonfldaa n ximself. ; don OlvmDlo aamea ' will - arinntv th foatcb-as-catch-can atyla and the weight twill be' 161 pounds,' Dan can easily i Dan Sullivan haa a very reasonable 's excuse for leaving Butte. "There are . no atnieiic ciuos in autte," he said. put of our mill. Our demand la local aaawasa, vi vut iunuuanvuigu vivuuvt Usr i i lnss strilnVAAfl tA fontArlaa In nwaamn a nil I "a wajvjKvva w srvww ivn m w vgwu vtatvi- 1 California. Prices with is are firm, and mere ia no probability or a decrease. "The urODertles of our com Dan v and the country about Three Pines gives; promise ot oeing tne center or greatest activity In tha state for several years to come. In fact, it la true that our! aeoUon has enough standing timber I nirht now. a larae sart of which ia white and sugar pine, to keep a score I or miua nummmg ror 60 years." i The owners of the Three Plnea Tim- I ber company have- been acquiring these lands for 17 years, and they now have one of the best bodies of standing tim ber fn Ore iron. At tha nreaent tltna Spokane Amateur Athletlo club, will! they are offering amall amount of the inaugurate uis greatest wrestling ana i capital stock or tne company lor sale auxins; xuurnarneui ever puuea ,011 in tor tne purpose oi completing tne im the northwest. Amateur champions of I provementa for a .larger mill and finish- mora, than ona wnaa(nn hA waa nut down by hia fellow men as being In-1 sane. , That a man would travel hun-1 areas or miles to compete and so well, is aureiy .very creditable, SPOKANE WILL GIVE GREAT TOURNAMENT (Special Dispatch to Tba JonrniLX Spokana, "Wash.. Jan. 26. About .the Dan Sullivan said veaterdav that ha -middle Of March. Mika Butler of tha c"? I, A .nf thhl, ... - I .. . '... . r-. . . ' ... I " tne united states or in raot the world . wno ,.coun tnrow him at hia weight t -i ne miuaieweigri aivision in tne Jjon- MW MVIIJV.AV . Alt DUUV,. 119 Said. 1 iriTkYtVM . , , , "and I wanted to begin training for the SLEEPING BEAUTY!' Seattle, .Portland, Tacoma, Butte and I Ing a flume from the mill to the South KDOKane will meet . here. Fine aold 1 em Paclfla.- With tha aaia of a fw watches will be presented the winners I shares of stock these gentlemen state in each event. There will be six box-I that their nronertv will ba in ahana ta lag nu oue wrenuing niatcu. ... ; i aeciare neaiiny ;? aiviaenas-tms year. xna looai oirice or tna company is in I tne Worcester Duiiding. IS HER EPITAPH 0 BUSINESS DIRECT,! HOW TO ACQUIRE v ; A600D COMPLEXION : i' Tha In teat .stvle In (OrriTltnn .nalla for a skin that Is cream In tone. Thia cannot be produced by any powders or cosmetics, wnicn are' always piamiy ap- parent to every one, although some ; iiluivb u y iu uvueivv luumseiveif witti tile : Idea that they can apply powders with out detection. ; hut. inev xnnmaeivea ara the only ones fooled. A prominent beauty doctor contributes to . our readers the following formula for a toilet preparation that la probably 'the most effective known to the pro- ression ror producing tne rose tinted complexion now ao . desirable and en abling the discontinuance or an oosmet. lea and powders.. The formula la aa fol ' Two ounces feosa' Water: one ounce EDirits or coiogno: rour ounces crystal- Ued Sartoln (skin food),: Put the Sar toin ' Into a : pint : of - hot water (not boiling), and when dissolved . ... and cooled, add tha Rose water and Cologne Spirits; then - strain through a fine "cloth. Any ' large' . bottle . or fruit jar will aerve aa a receptaeie, pro- Tiuinti iv can uv.ciuaeu aii-usrai. ' These ingredients can be gotten from any weu , stocked druggist and easily uuxeu, It should ba arnlled dallv and mas saged well Into the skirt, and Is said to produce truly remarK&Die results. Com. Ing from such good authority It Is at lease wortn a tnorougn trial. . Chicago. Jan, 25 "There shalr ba In scribed . upon , my tomb In German and In large golden lettera this epitaph: Here lies tha sleeping beauty." , This Is one of the odd orovlslona in the will of. Mrs. Alwln Schaeffer, just iiiea tor prooate. one was tne oivorced wife of Henry, Schaeffer, a hotel man Mrs. Schaeffer disposes of J30.000. most or to give zestivaia xor uerman or- -The will provides that a weenlnr wil low tree oe piacea apove ner grave, it is aiso requested that ner poodle dog, 'Lottie. ba aiven to "one of the richest families In the city," and that 93 ft .week be .set. aside for, the dog's main tenance.- , .." . ' . ; , ra,i- CALIF0RNIANS ARE - j ;N0T FOND OF WILEY - washffiiot ff claSV-can- Oiristmas Music Repeated. rornia a trouDiea wun vr. Wiley, Chief I At tna Taylor street Methodist Epls- enforeer Of the foorl law. r atrpd 1 onna.1 Ahnrnh. St anil Tavlnr mtriatm ihm before the interstate commerce tammlk mnrnlni. the chorua choir and larva Biun ui iu uuubo louay. ine eommit-1 oronestra, unoer tna airection or JrTor, tee wasvconstdering the bill to author-1 W. H. Boyer. will give selections from lae the Secretary of aarricultura tn an. I th '-Mesnlah." T)r. Banlamln Tonnv. puiut. a vvnuaueni commission to pass wui preacn oa tne meme or me great on appeals from Wiley'a decisions. Rep- j oratorio. resentative Knowland of California aaid! At tha evening service tha chorus Mini Tvney a ruiina on in uaa or am. i win anva bv uanvion a wave." UAiinnn. phur. In . dried fruits threatens tode- I In addition, here will be a soprano solo StroV the California fruit lnrlnatrv. Tha ami nhnriia. Mn Rom T!)nr.h.Rnoi. .nil .commiUee did tiot . take a vote- on the I the choir wil render "When Thou Com- uui" wmeo.ro oe its oesiroi est? .uniiamaiua .tronj stacat atater.i toaltoaWUay. iRoaslnl. r !l Plating Works Who Have Ho Areata. Tha Oraaron Platlnr Wnrlra nf Tnrt. land, Oregon, bears the distinction of being the most reliable and laraeat plat- I ing works on the Pacific coast They j employ no agents or , canvassers. - All fAlfAhlat inri1rv firm. k.ijM... 1 stores and others recommend their gold ! and silver plating to ba superior to any j Their silver plating on table ware and 1 nonow ware nas no, eauai xor wearing Qualities. You are welcome to calLanrt lnsne.it this large electro plating plant, where all kinds Of plating, polishing and fin ishing Is done by tha latest methods and expert workmanship at moderate prices. All work guaranteed, called for and delivered. . . - Established 1899. Phones Main I ft 75. A-2576. . - OREGON PLATING WORKS. 128 South 16th at.. near Washington. W. A, Durham. J. O. Golden. That's Why Wa Ball. (7 Rn Mnn'a Wool4SultS X2.9K tin Man's Worsted Suits T for T,..i.. ......... 84.50 tlfi Men's Blue and Ulauk -SulU for 6.9S ton and tS2 RO Men's Cuotom Tailored Suits for...flO.OO 30 and 135 Men's Kxira jine Suits for 815.00 Send us your mall orders. We .guarantee to fit you or money back. . mbn's ntna otesooats BACKIFTCED BELOW COST TO BAXSS OASS AT ONCB. 87.50 tor Men's 817.60 Satin Xlned Overcoats. ; 810-The finest Overcoat in stock, values up to 886. 83.95 'or Mn's 10 Melton and Kersey Overcoats. 85.00 tcr Men'a 815 Beaver iK-v Mixed Overcoata. WOTHEBS - Buy your boys' clothing at thia Great Sacrifice Sale. BOYS' OVEBCOATSf Read about the big bargains. 504 for Boys' good warm 82.00 Overcoats. m 95t for Boys' good IS. 60 Overcoats. , . . 82.95 for Boys' Custom made 87.60 to 112.60 Over coats. . . ... " The largest stock In this city to choose from. V " bots' strrrs. 50 for Boys' D. B. eerge bUltS, viu .oy. ... 954 for Boys' Fancy Mixed Suits, value 88.60. W.45 for Boys' Fancy Mixed suits, vaiue .. 82.45 for Boys' Fancy Mixed suits, vaiuo t.uo. OD9 COATS) ALMOST OZTE9 . ! - - A WAX. 10 for Boya Good Warm coats. 50 for Men'a Good Warm Coats. 81.60 for' Extra Fine Black Coats. 81.50 for New Silk-Llned Full uresa coats. V' PASTS. 7800 pairs of Men's Good Pants, sold for less than cost or cloth, to . raise money rap- lojy. .; 484 for Black Drees Pants. 754 for Men'a Heavy Wor sted 81.60 Pants. fl.OO for the beat 18.00 ants on . earth. 82.25 1 for Fancy Worsted 86 jfants. 83.45 for pick of tha house, v t)U ana .tu values. OTEBAX.Z.S. At less than cost of mak ing. , , 254 for Youth's Heavy 60o ana eeo uveraiia. 454 for Men's Overalls, with or without did, blue ana black, copper riveted all elzev, 76c and 86o every where.. ;' ' ; l,v' - - ' XAT8. TCvrv Tint iri stock Serins' 1908 styles Included sold for below cost , for Men's 12.50 Hats, soft and stiff. -, . 81.50 for Men'a ts.0 and 83.60 Hats, soft and stiff. 194 for Men's 68c Cloth Caps. MEJTS riMXZBMXSQB. Our 120.000 stock of Men'a Fine and. Medium grade Fur nishings, constating of gar ments for the present and early Spring wear. Absolute ly sold to raise cash with out a particle of profit. 114 for Men'a 85c Wool Cashmere and- Fancy Em broidered Sox, 74 for Men'a 16o Maoo Sox, fancy, and black. 194 for alt our flneat 85o and 60o Imported Stock. Jn?rt8,0r 80 Black sten 294 for 78e Extra Heavy vv ork Shirts. 594 for finest Flannel Shirts. 394 for all our 75c Dress and iNegiigee Shirts. tO 4 for Monarch shirts. . & W. Collars. $ for 254 GLOVES. 54 for Heavy Fleeced Mit tens, 194' for Men'a 60c Buckskin uioves. ... i 484 for Men'a 95o Buckskin Gloves. 894 for Hansen's $1.60 R. R. Gloves. 81.50 Fancy ' ITCH'S TTirSEBWXAB. koo doxen In' heavy, medium and. light weight, that muat be aoia at once to raiaa money. , 154 for 1 Men'a 35c Ribbed Medium Weight Underwear. , 254 for Men'a 509 Heavy KiDbea Natural Underwear. 354 for tha beetv Sanitary Fleeced 76o Underwear. S finest ' Lambswool 52.00 and 5 Underwear. The Greatest Slaughter of Pine, TJp- to-Oata ssaoea xaia ' tasy Kvar saw. 454 for 10 atylea Men'a 81.00 Slip. pera. i 854 for Men'a 81.76 FIna Morocco biippers. w 81.35 fr all our Men's 82.45 Dress ttnoea -oa. oniy. - ..-. - 81.65 for all our Men's 52.75 Dress Cinoes. uaa. or oiwcnvr. 81.90 for, all styles of 88.00 Dress Cnoes, oox oait, waieryruvi. IS2.95 for all our . 85.00 gniaranteed .tuga ,xvpa. - . - 83.95 and cr for all our 88.50 Loggers' raisers. 504 for Men's 81.00 Legglna. JUUGVJL OXli.Ui ILAStES' HXOK-aXABS SHOES. Tou can pay twice and three times as much as we ask you for shoes. ' Xaka Our Z.oss Tonr Oaln. Tou' re welcome to the shoes all we want la Cash! Cash! Cash! BOTS' HEAVT SCHOOL SHOES. An absolute guarantee goes with, Vf-- .arerjr pair. 81.00 for all our Boys' 81.60 and 81.76 values. MISSES' SCHOOL SHOES. 794 buys Misses' $1.25 Vicl Kid Shoes. 954 buys Misses' 81.46 Vict Kid Shoes. 81.25 buys Misses' 52.00 Box. Calf Shoes. 504 for Misses' 81.60 Patent Oxford LADUSIP BBADT-TO-WEAB OAB-. Our entire' 81.600 stock of Wom en Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, JtJnder-, wear.. k Mualln Underwear, ' Corsets, etc., cut to one-half, one-third and one-fonrtb. actnal value, ' !, XiAOXES' COATS. .. f'-'l 82.50 for all our 54-lnch 87.50 Coats, pure wool fabrics; v stylish CUtS. f P' '4 -if 84.50 for all our 810 and 812.50 64-lnch Coats, half .satin lined dozens of styles and colors. 88.85 takes pick of any : ladles' uoat in stocK none reserved. 820, 825. 830 and -835 values tn silk and satin lined black broadcloth, fancy Imported mixtures of plalda etc. v ' r-; f 954 for Ladles' 87.50 to $15 Crav enettea sizes 83 to 84 only, '-",, 8KZBTS. t ' ' " 8135 for Ladles' and Misses $5.00 . Wool Dress Skirts. , 81,95 . for fine Voile Skirts 51.50 , value. ,tt , - 82.95 for $7.60 Panama Skirts, , " 84.95-for all kinds of J10 to ,$15 lireaa - Kklrta. . ' ' MISSES' A7TD CHHDBE1VS OOATS , .AS x,sa Than l'i vaiaa. 754 - for-ehtldren's Long Coats- worth up to 63.00. ' 1 81.95. for 5 colors Jn- Misses' $5.00 62.45 for Misses' ' Long . Woe, Brown and Red Coats,-worth $&ii. 83.95 for Misses' - Finest $10 Ker sey Coats new . styles. ; H ; SHXBTWAISTS. ' ' aa 754 for all our 81.50 and 83.00 Brilliantine Shirtwaists. 81.45 for- finely embroidered Nun'v Veiling Waists black, cream .il brown Values. 82.95 for guaranteed Red TTt- tfillt Waists black anl coluu 87.60, values. 83.95 for $70 -and 19 fl" t- Lace Waists 6 styles. . . ' tAIES tTTSWISTfCX -'-,..? At 850 on vue 12H4 for IadlCT' 60j r.irm-r:" .Underwear. 3f4 for all our f!nf 7fl t 1 '. " ,