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Newspaper Page Text, V ' D, , THURSDAY" EVENING, v MARCH ID 1005a' "T" . " ":: ''V 4 , THE OREGON '.DAILY JOURNAfc -PORTLAND, cwinir, HOT. IIIR HIE CkwAnv tn K far trta manty rf mir 'riitAtnr (inA if inrrinwnlant tn t-iU Stbckliolaers They Were : left -Dblding. Sock by the store Saturday night we have decided tb discontinue the after 6 o'clock specials and place these irobds at your disposal all daviFridav and Saturdav and Saturday night till 9:30. This arangement will give everyone an op portunity to benefit by these exceptional bargains. . , , , . '.nitric Pronioters. O ' 4 s 5. -' V" ' rnkiM pimb iMH wire.) t fhliaa-A UnirH . k. Th flnnrfI troubles or the Chicago-New York E)e trto Oompnny; wMrh wna oramnllred two year aoo to build an electric mu u tween Chlcaijr. and New York has oame to a htad. " David' Kabackr Mid seven UMeK stockholder applied to the clr--i-uit court at La Porte, Indiana, for tha nppolntmcnt of a receiver for the com J.aby and for the Cooperative rt1r" tlo company, the Wealcrn Seourltl ea rompar.y. the Uoshen. South Bend it the Hancock lnteniroan companj company. and It ia understood that other etockhold- . era, owning i'50.00 worm or me toch, nrw repreaentfd In the actlom Judge Hlihtor, after heni the ap. . ' nilcAtlon, appolntd George . Mull, an Indlanapolla-aUorney, aa temporary, re- rrtlver. He Immediately filed a bond :''or eiiu.008 and tuok rioaaemlon of ail the property In Indiana, thla being rati mated to be worth nnaljt t5OQ.0t The complaint containa lti.000 word nd reveal the Inner workings of a Kpertaoitlar aehme atarted by a numoer of proinotera and many facta hitherto unknown ara mad public. . 1 , The air line company atarrea out wun ' capital of $l,0U0,0fi. Thla waa in--roaed flnaliy to f SOO.tHTOtOIMr: Thtr of 1 lcwa are accuaed of ualng the .Uaited Statoa malls to d errand. Little waa rfonvir. the way of actual conatnictlon, ' tha activities of the aompany beintc con fine! to a 12-mile electric lnterurban .. power runnlnv but of Ia Iort . Til petition allegea that the company never Intended to construct a Una be tween Chlcagot and New York, and though, more than $1,000,000 waa takiui from Mi public, the moat of It waa converted to ttm uaa of the offlcera of tba wompoAJU i M.itjm I. i m ' I UEIiTUCCI SENT TO STATE PENITENTIARY , i ; - (Siierlal Dlnwtrb to The Jnaroal.) KtiKMia. Or.. March 5. Andrew Ber tttecU of Cattag Grove, pleaded: guilty In the circuit court yeaterday aner niMin on the ehanre of aolicltlng to Im- moraJlty and- waa aentenced by Judga i4arn ta W9 ymra -in - rner uzmw peni tentiary. The arand lurr returned an Indict ment) against Erneat Coleman, a barber of 8prinarfield. charging violation of the looal option law ana ne is now in tne county Jail awaiting trial. Testimony waa ofTered that- Coleman aold llrruor to a number of bowi afc Snrtna-flald w.ho became Intoxicated, and; ware compelled. by tha officers to. toll: wtiera they got Ui llqoon. . ILiRRlSBtrKG FREEir --I FROM BXALLP0X ' (lloarfal DUpatcb to Tba Joornil.) Harrlabnrg, Or.. Vterch S. The; ana faailly here, that bad tha atnallpox ami was quarantined la now entirely rid of tba disaaaa and the bona waa thorougn IT fumigated toduy by an officer aent here bv tba- oountik Th only eaaew In town; were in this one fajniljv Robwlth standing reports at othetr pisees Ut I-iarrtsburg waa quarantined. Thar la positively no further danger from- the alaeasa. ;..t-. - . Thal.arlasd Mad0, 1 glBmimf1t Faaeaaty I Oaaarsa lavas aaat s ataar ConaV t WtaS Wat tmi ftmad aa saraiaBam rau Ul. aaHaa? aaas. tas aSvlaa f mr sratasM tried Xfeaall rte-TarOiaaey ssmsm . aaat U eaaaa a a, thUM I ta MhS seat aassliasaj r LaGHm, was OMMjhs taa la sMfls Toaratral,. Jan.: fM Praised AS roadf. raebaca Bidalga, Mazloo. Tbea.B.BaUMrUadMas.00, , Omtumiu-J. daalrs ta akaaMlafaryeUiwOB , Srfur(ade sraaae ky Dartnc tkraa years I angered 1 with a panlateat salMeaary yvwmm, w ohms Bl W loae ail sty umk, aaa sty lata Tkreagl seeaaie eeata aeareeiy eaapart . aa hwummii t eaaaalate wtta vaar weaaerfal aieaiqiss aad 1 SMitea as taae it, H4 aa I waa aalc be tra soul I sagaa Mragalasiy baaiOk eUowlag air saaaipla. aaaay sotsob kava bea iwimq ana iay mil ym s la tbMklsg ya very keantl eaom vtallft Saasss, Ladies' Hosiery 25c Pair The most complete line and the finest assortment at the price in the city. All the newest spring shades; alSo black and colored; embroidered and lace ef fects. Plain black and white feet. Reg ular 35c grade. Dress Goods 25c Yard New plaids, .checks and stripes t just the thing "forwts'iand chil dren's dresses; the finest range of patterns ever khown at this price. Regular 50c values. While Underskirts 97c Each White cambric nd full width, trimmed with 12 rows tuckt, 3 rows lace insertion and deep lace edging; 1.50 grade. Bead Sharkey's. Saturday ad. :EXP0SITI0N TO SHOW r MANY STATE EXHIBITS goerial rtlmMtcb to The Journal. Olympla, Wash., March 6. For the purpose of dlacunalng ths collection of tale exhibit which will malt up pare f tha stavta's ganarmt display ac tna Alaaka-Yukon-Paclflc expoaltloiv the : . governor has summoned: tha commission to a meeting- to be held In bin off icei - "Mreh I - at- pt-r -Th headw of atf department, pureaus ana insuxuxioos of the state have- been invited to ant with the commlaslon at that time. SENATOR PROCTOR OP VERMONT IS DEAD Dr. BmiVo Pita&Tg-lH!ivy Is, a Scientific Prescrittiott Csrefully IVcparcd Fro nr the Purest and Bert Ingredients. Df. Bdll Pla'-Tir-Rane? Compiles WRI tits Katloaal Pin Food Ui And you; will find by looking at the carton and label that if . Black Taffeta Silk $1.10 Yard An exceptionally good value: guaranteed 35 inches wide and a regular $1.35 value. r-nnfaln no iniorioas or bAb4t-proiucin drags. Ask tor DR. BELL'S HNE-TAR-HONEY, and take no substitute. LlesSc for ft9 Cs3 en Urn Cottls tni Osr Cuaretsa tlo. 5C3, Dress Poplins 29c Yard A fine dress fabric, in all the newest shades; Copenhagen, gray, champagne, white, green, blue, brown, navy, dark green, pink and cream; 29 inches wtde, and reg ular 35c grade. . Corset Covers 37c Each Fine white cambric, trimmed with two rowa lace Insertion and' lace edging; a 50c value. Black Dress Goods 57c Yard 52 inches wide, black Panama, a grade that sells elsewhere for 85c a yard. rHKPJJWD OM.T BT h THE.E. E. SUTHERUMU MEDICINE CO.. iMettsratt. Pacfucah. Kt. Corsets $1.45 Pair For short, full figures. Very low bust. Extreme dip hip, with front and side supporters; long back. Sateen, white and drab; 11-in. clasp, 5 hooks. Sires, 24 to 36. ladies' Hosiery 47c Pr. All the newest designs and colorings are shown in this line. Dots, checks, stripes, also black; embroidered and lace effects. Plain black and white feet. Regular 85c grade. POUH SCHOOLS TO BE SAFE Si (Continued' front Pgs One. (United Piae Leaaed. Wl) Washington. March 5 United State ; Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont . ti4: ui hia anartmanta at. fha Cham plain here yesterday afternoon, after a Kit art illnens. followln an attack of ths grip Ths senator's son. Governor Fletcher Proctor, of Vermont, who waa , summoned to the city, was at ino Deo , lde when the senator passed- away. Banator Proctor was 11 years old.. ? v, , I T n ' Basketball on Skats. FrMav nla-ht at tha Exposition rink the Hood River boys wtli meat tha . Portland team of basketball players. The gams promises to be a lively one, aa the Hood River boys defeated Port land at Hood River. A. Waldateln, the fast racer, will olay with the- Hood River boya. The Portland team ia com posed or the crack players front the colleges and club here. Tha Atkinson school 1 well provided for in ease of fleet accord tog tO tba taUmenU o Professor 8. F. Bail, prin cipal of the school, Theo are four large double doors opening outwards. Professor Ball says, all of which, are pent afr trmss durfnr tHW time school is in sssston.. These doors are so situated In rela tion to the furnace that ths children marching towards them leavs tha vi cinity of tha furnac sohtad. . . Ia, taja way. should -a. fire start, from an over heated1 furnaco lh children would be running from ths firs from die time ths left tad rosso vattt tfcey- reauaad the open air. , , t our ooya are assignea to encn or ins aoora ana at tne iirst tao ei ine nail annonncmsr aJU4clU the boya get to joa aorsas .anea. aa poaaiDts xor tnsai to do sov odcis them and hook them back ao thay ara entirely ant oT the way. No book or wruoa ars takon by tha ChH- axen aurmg a lire arm. every pupu at ths east and west side of tha build ing. Tls DrlU at Hlh School. "There ia never a time during school .hour when there is not some ono In every room in the building," said Pro fessor Davis. "The janitor 1 always on duty In the basement. I do not see therefore how a fire oould possibly gain ' sufficient headway before being discov ered to endanger the Uvea of any of the students. I do not remember that there has ever been a scare in the building, but believe that should there be one the pupUa would be marched out In perfect safety. With the drills which are held every two weeks, It is custo mary to empty ths building of Its 810 students in two minutes and lesa.1 When Professor pavis was asked whether or not on of the rooms on the second rmr waa BlooKea rrom in nre escape by a blackboard, ne aam mat it was. so again wa not una ox in soon rWfSJPORT Hot Political Fight Being Waged Between Tacoma Democratic Candidates. All Seams All Seams Allowed CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS Allowed (Special DUpitch te n Journal. ) Is the association's fifteenth Tacoma, March S. Municipal politics I meeting and promises to bs ths moat , notable in its nisiory. her baa reached the bolllnr noinL a... tu. A.nA K iro nl fwm I "v--m- v um jsvy viulj Huuiiuauuu i riAai flUMUOnB US ine cuai ui iiw iu- the assembly hall or from another room in to primaries which will tak place I terlala. labor, freight rates, adyer tlalng. both on tha second floor, whll aeros next Tuesday, ar holding flng f PmU1. and Jha.il6el. laws..wiU a. . . it HH !- ssifaa r rrtak nniin. mrnitw aaa en rpwin AntrinA aak u i BiTiHniiiHi. nu liibi unuvi iauv uuesvavaa inr the fir escape could also be reached J P llcn voters that he is th only man that will be discussed is the proposal to UiAiit AKannt An I UlBl CU DMI Tflal ntmnAMTIA Mild lil ta I linilffS BX1BI 1I1K VI I DOO noowv mviutia aa,v "There Is one window," said Frowiwrivu mt xemocraue iae mere are twoiene nauonai uuuy yi w - . .. . 1 . 1 . . l 1 1 JU w . n V. a & .nilHar. MAnAW . An 1 TI A J I .RMMI..T nn TH1I IA III PI IEIIU UVBf ill. Jiavis. wnicii ib diuuiwu uji - m i , v. Mtjvrs. r, vr if bhu i w ( - blakbafd- I -understand inai wnan in i viriea. .jjrury. in usmoomsnaid f wnnia.JionTiay' . .... . . xL-o m n. n ft vu the In-1 aa t Informal convention ta tirin. ,tmt The narticipant in Read Sharkey's Saturday ad. -taCiJ We have the boys' trade on the run, so it runs right in here, be cause we have made the Boys Department one of the strong features of our store. Mothers who want to see their boys look their best will find our stock will stand the test. th aisouasfon tantion to cut this window out and thu I or "uggast" candidate. Wright was Will include, the foremost newapaper Mtv direct connection with the escap. I " eholc of this convention unani-f oubliahera of Canada, specially invueq tL. v.i. . nAvor Hnno Thl room. I monsly. Drurv. lurvr riiaA M in. I anaakera from the United States in- formlnar lnta line and narebmar out uiv I w ,,.., -.ah tha .irann tmm tha I tentlon of maklns: a. run in tha nrim I efuMa Herman Rldder of New York, dec doubl quiok time., .Tb 40 ptrhtla I . aasembly hall, or from an adjoin- I lea, and has been after Wright, hammer president of the American' Newspaper inr room I . u 'u" Ior weeKs. Monday night he I aasooiaiion, anu mrani mtv.i ..v. n aia nrUia. I "r . '""'"I umi uruvea log moai I nanci vt. v. Miss AlDhea Dlmick. principal ot th.mniAJtJ' Brooklyn school, ha 400 pupils and charges of rraft rft r.w k ..TW.V 'W-rJVr. train them t accustom tfteraselv to I Th mavor waa nru7 .n .m.. fire drill that may com at any time. d a hearing, brury refused to allow . " t "" iu speas, ne naving rented tha ball t thla matter H Is a very JmportB himself. Then Wriuht niiAw.V . hA - - - . 1 1 - i: i - nn i .1 ni. T4i..w "rr-tM amhi ...... . . . , " lour or nnr pupua can uimrvn luimkiiatii kmu -',.''"'. . i, m uuuiiprfa in urury strwigtll to nui s nui uni urm. j u.m too tne meeting into their awn Is two. weeks St least. Thla rule IS I handa sTrlctlv enforced In th school 1 b-1 John T. Bibb, and Mayor Wrlaht wS ...liir : ' ar taken ut ot th bulldln in Berieot enter and marches oacK . auripg tne ami t tare mmutasL t At th Chastnajt achooi th DU- U ar marched out or tne ouiuung un der th fire drills m 1 minute and CO second s. This building also t well mi nniM wlfh. ) atl anamnar oarwara. Ther e 6wO tioots thfuugO whlcn up thla matter it la a Yery Important I himself. HENRY MILLER WANTS THE PEOPLE TO RULE (Sneela! Haaatch to The Joarnal.) aJam. Or.. March 6. Henry J. Miller bi?lnrlnjftf Aurora has Wed hie petition for iter, but too mucn time eannot o o- houtd to a table, and whit the crowd nomination for representative in Marion voted to It. I have a, systm whreby yelled until th roof rang, h burled ,untv He la a successful young bui- oecaslonally we build ntm In -the such a Phlllpplo at lUPy . Si nes man and has Tbeen a hop buyer for basement and fill th building;, with bcn heard. Drury waa unable to at 2.V- . Ha ta well known amona smok. The children ar unabi to ten any policeman to keen ni nrf in I IV" 4. ni .h. .niir. nArth hair n? Whether th alarm ia for a terot secured deputy hrlffa. but I tha county. He unauallfisdly states that not It aocuytom them to th smell of th tmw ot th crowd being danger- ,-' will support th choice of th people ?kr?Bd "SUSS"!..?"! ou" tha deputies left Orurf tS bohli fVltTC5tM aXtw if elected to aasembly. Mr. Miller says Th halls ar wid and ther is n dan ger at any tttm of fir causing any Danie or loss of life in tb kulldlna, ac cording to th etatemantp of Profsor L.. n. Morgan, principal or in auuooi. Big Door aad rtr Escap. The Couch school ha thre big dou Me door thronsh which th pupils are marched to th campus In time of fir drills. Each door Is opened, and fas- tanari lv hnvB anMttallv detailed ana roi,-. YK. ..'h .nl1""" - r.i. ! J. L .1. " wu ruw. am jnq io answer Wright h a-eneral i loinou v vj nvvB, " wf - -ve i rut war nnvH an v LruuuiH wuu uriu. i dux wa rArncaii a 9 a n i - . . i for the doora at the fli'st eU Of the IT-.rti.-7Jnt bva aa cantalna who fn,: "ZT XZT"., u Mb peopi I.e ..", . moauy T.7th. TsiiBina- ihfi i "". ."J"! .Ti11 -present. ano; ..tore waavw, -" ti j r :v i lati ooorti inrpw: iktii ui uuuuw uvrs i trvrrs uiierftncea sown nf thmnf .-r , .T.rL n." tz i a patent iirrtuignnram wnoiouy iUI7 uu nas caiiea tnem ail orr ta tha dia. uniocwea ana wmcn open t k i lock from the ins de -they can b I a-uat ot tha mavnr ' pushe4 outward easily, My JOO pupil "I hd expected to spend th ntlr can leav in uuuaina ta wwui vw sauna-snootinar." said ha thla a quarter.' , , . morning-, 'and hav gathered all kinds At th Arteta. school which la beyond of ammunition, but Drury is a quttter.'' the fir districts, about th same Pre-1 jDrury announces now that h will i . i a. nw m . a i - . r. . . cauiions ar men, itidciuu t. safe. wava wards. thr 1 a trig fir acap rach fnsr from the third floor to tha ground his aacan I mad or an outaiaa tairway, and ia gained Dy douDi doors opening outward. The big door down stain are so Wld that eight children could march abreast through them. In call a grand jury to Investigate To Launch Perelict Destroyer. (Catted Praaa Ltawd Wire.) Washington, D. C. March 6. Within ths next week or two a derelict de stroyer, me iirst veaaet or ner iyp duwi for th United states, win be launched at th Newport mewa anipyara. 'ine new vessel will be under th control thof the revenue cutter service, and will I Itflllu. .1 . w . Kmc Ala tMntla I k. .ui.t vr..w. UnoPdratalleUTO nd H takes them about on8 minute? to that If h do not mak pr oiie w'reekd or waterioggeT derelic?. thit U 1 Tkamnt ' knttSfX. Buiwiug oat of tn, Buildin. Ther ar four against him h will pajr U th cost are a nienac to navigation. It will WPrtS4S of'thLadd ?oubl doors? which ar open afi h hTmsell. Mayor Wrlg lret4latin J?5isTth AUantic coast from Maine Ci that nis buUdin i onfof t,me- - ... . , 7 commencing prooedlngs to fore to Florida, and In addition to destroy- ?he8rarVand tailM In the city Blrt 81d BchooL DrXW.Qtt hf board of educaUon. 1 derelicts, will render aid to disabled to? the safety of the pupfu ttoao? Principal H. H. Herdman of the. jS'.Hft? "S11 -teainera and sailing craft wherever i?t"f?aelJui5."- PP"!k. J?.T?2.5i Kaat tvriinrt hie-h Bchoni ha Q du. Wa business record at th head of our Dosslbl. of "iu WO psavrn rr.. " i,n.. .... h. V.i 1 nalnutaa ta leav th building. There I m i "' " .vT .,m1"L "I" I ai fn..r witlta. all with doubl doors opening front within,. Mr. Herdman hasn't tried the smudge test upon the high-school students. , Charles ,Xs Rico. orinclDal of th Clinton-Kelly achooi. wher BOO pupil are housed nas iriem go aown in iwo ftair in nariy quaik aivjsions. aooui apprehension of danger to. th' pupils of hla building. ' . Principal T. T. Uvi sr'tiw Wt Side high school believes ther tsno danger of panic In that feuildln. . The ktriK-ture la enulDDPd with two fire es- south swe. Kiea tness acap r V're .'? . four stairway leading from the uppe two thirjir ttJK ! floors to the first floor." Wher lts regular tis6r? lah tUs, and can be had through larg 4ouM door any of the teachers or ,tae Janitor may - 3fH 8taie f W Highland al alA taut ha ha' 80 nunil in hi build. tog And It take 0 saconda, to amty tne rooms ana tians 01 cnuaren. : -'Thr ire four exits." said Mr. Stan- ley,. fnd a oon" v alarm sound th teacbors marshs! th pupil v vry. thing ta uropnea. ana me ciasmes Read Sharkjrs Saturday ad. CLOTH IMG. CO taUiimnnFrop . 165-168 THIRD ST. r 3 A Few Bofivilfe's" At $10 a Share; Two of fnMijr reasons 'arhy the few shares offered t , the above price are worth "hlore than we venture to state: Over $500,p00 in advertising signed up. ' 99-year contracts with news- ' papers all over the country in sure .wide ind jaff e circulation. T Calf and lejirii the others. Jl BonVillc Pub. 'fG&!' 41S MARQUAM, PORTLANI: Nw Sewer District. (Snedal Piaaateh to Tba Journal.) Centralis. Wash.. March S. At meetlnsr of th city counoil last even lng a contract forth cqnatructloa of a lataral sowar district embracing the greater part of th city, wa let to the firm or uavia, mui ua. or this city, for th sum of 134,411, which waa the lowat of seven bids, ranging up to 1 witnm- u oaysv Gaaaditu Fyes Association. (United Press Leased Wire. Toronto. Ont.. March (. Prominent newspaper editor and publishers from Haiuax 10 Vancouver gatnerea in to ?A:r.:"ZKr.:X today for the annual convention w2 nVtTer-.YTwh KhrwtonS tM Canadian rress association, it class ieave.th building, maxing-uiem aro out by way of both stair and any of tha- four doorways -W also occa- alonallv allow tha buildln ta rill WHO eihok and then turn in an, alarm for tna enitaren 10 iev any arop ineir book and -of course make no attempt to cure their, wraps as we consider inai live ar tne only tmng to oe con sidered in a schoolhouae fire." nossibl. - . . 1 , m j . . . m I 1W new ew is xut xeei long ana 20 feet deep in the hold. Her motive power equipment will be two Scotch, boilers that will supply steam at high Treasure to a triple expansion enpine of ,609 horaepower. Th veseel will hav a single screw and will make a speed of about IS knots an hour. Her equip inmiap win include ine latest parapner-1 nalla for blowing up hulks, and her coai eapaeity will allow her to be kept Western Ice Jlanufactnrers. (United Presa Sealed Wire.) Kansas City, Mo., March 5 Leading Ice manufacturers of Iowa, Kansas. Ne braska. Missouri, Oklahoma and several ether states assembled in this city to day for the tenth annual convention of the Western Ice' Manufaetupara . elation. The convention will remain In session thre days. durina whinh im a wld rang of questions affecting the Ice making industry will be considered. W Mil III Jill ALCOHOL S PH gent Age(ablefeparationAjJ tlngUieStomadisffiiiulowdsof eSaal PromofesDiiestiDiuCkctri. ncss and RratXontalni nsiav, Opiimi Morphine norMinaaLj iVOTJNARCOTIC. """BWceaMBtJiwaBBBspBBBB, finpkStidm JbcJutm MdtSdtt- i1kWlyiHi efaVrW Anerfect Remedy foTCowflp Hon . Sour StDmach.Diarrtm Worms JConvulskras .revEnsfi- ness and Loss ofSieep. Facsimile SinAturt of NEW YORlt. ro Infants and Ohildreit- The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears Signature of the Am . mr sr a, IF In Use For Over Thirty Years 1 Tkcra fa Only Ono 1 t?atipt!'t p a nnrxm uv UJJJU Atl JX A -' I - .a. aa aa CENTRALIA OFFICER iJZQUBXQ ItSPOmO UUlnittQ rr.lal twabaii YaiaM. WH k k . . ' a.M , a inn tvawaiaw mus.1 A. 11. nr..L m t. ar i Veil V I Vlt Wdeffl ' HHroil. .fJUIlII OSZO THS WORLD OYER TO CUR A QOUO I OMg DAY, Hanson of Selllngham, knocked down I ' , - -v A and robbed August Larson yeaterday 1 -. . r-mmhAf' tha ' foil name Look morning, securing a, watch and ehain. j t79 Mn POT Hi iuu nam, look with the robber, - succeeded In ouj,,auet a scum 1 . . ; - Sw-v iJis yuvv-II (III I hnnrnntecd" under ihetoodal II n I HI H 1 II II Ifll II If 11 Exact Copy of Wrapper, i ' t ri.a Bo. aw vsa onv. sai fralcy's "farly Wear" Tailored Hats ' Each indhridaal hat the result of thoughtful planning and Akillful trimming by high class artists. Every new shape, every new trimming that is desirable. -It Fl0r,JTu,rb3n.s Russian" Turbans. "Witching Hour and ' Merry Widow bailors and other charming shapes. Initial show- ng this week, with unusual values at f 4.50 to 9.00. ' i I ixnUQ X, O Millinery 212-214 THIRD STREET I . a w. XB ' reedea In captur-lau wu ignM4 vw i wv inr rim and isnain him. in iaiL, - -1 . r,