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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON ,1DAIlJY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, TUESPANIWO-APICOS LlODJESItl in sunipiiios Council Employs Engineer to ; Furnish Data Itcgank iiiir Bridge and kubway ; ' Ralph Modjwkl wae amployed by th. city .xecutlv. board yo.t.rdajr aft.r naon to solva tha probUm ot -a high bridge and subway to handla tha trarnc - aero, tha Willamette rlvfr at a : of $5,000. Thla crd.-r rnafla folio inn tha aetiun of tha council. In appro prTatlnff tha anev for ih m,y'7'"e"! if MwlJcHkl dplt tha fact that Con aultln. Knglnwr J. B. C. Lackwood. who M employed to do tha work for MM. bud nearly flnlahad hia nvatlatli m. A noon aa tha council mad. tha ap r.rorlMlo, Lockwood rrHlgnM and lurtiel ov.r hla data to City hnln,r Taylor stallni that It would 1 uaeleaf for twotnaii" do the -work wh ,lch feu Id be doua by on. XAK-kwood offre to ISnfer with MKljkl and eiPtalB work ao far a tie had gone ahould tut new ; roan dclra tha .Information,,,. , .- Doubt ae te Ability., ' Considerable flln .avWoped .ever the employment of Modjenkl and many cltT orrtclala feel that tha council appro prUUd money for the bridge propoal lion uaeleaaly. 'Xheaa men aay that llockwood could have dona the work and that hie nre.tlg. 'on would have resulted in aa much good ae Wodjeekia. Othera go even furtlior and ay that Modje-kl will hava orai rata to do the work whle ht wlU(draw "pou"bt exists aa 'tohether ModJtaM la Quallfled to give an expert opinion on the conatructlon of a wbVy:'ht.iV?ii; that Modje-kl hnnmet Aon ln cM , of engineering work and therefore ! not competent to give n opinion that U worUi anywhere near the l.000 apprv prlated by the council. f - .;' Mayor Bay a Oo Ahead. . 't Another point 'that aroea yesterday waa ai to the power of the cou"'".0 de"gnate whon the cutlve board Should employ. The board hae tbe pSwir of employing whom It wishes and the council can do nothing further. than appropriate tha money. IjMinuch aa the council recommended Modjeakl the board acaileaced In the decision and plorJdhlm. Mayor Ine expreaaed hlmieTf on thl point aa follow: b "While the council haa no, f? amDlov any one. It haa- In thla cane Jpctned Sr.loajeakt aa the engineer ?rbe engaged for thla work, and prob SblyThe "a the beat person we can gel. Thi council la going to go wav. and eo you might aa well pioceea. If yooMeflC and employ Mr. Modjeaki "According to Modjoakl'a contact tha engineer win have to furnlah a full pre flmlaary report on the bridge propor tion toconaiat of a recommendation for the" beat location; preliminary plan with one ormore dealgna of conatruc tlon. maps and sketches showing align ment. location of piers and general out line of the proposed structures. He will alio have to furnish an approxlmato coat Sf the construction of the above sand aunply a general discussion of the focatlon and de-lans submitted. Ho wl report on the subway question In addl tlon to the bridge problem. . , .- ' -.. TnHininnllnnL' . . r . . . AJW , y? . "l (goecta! DUpatcfc to Tbe JearaaU galem. Or., April 28-Aruoiea or in corpowtlon have been filed "In : the office of the eecretary of atate. as followa.. , Oregon Klectrlo Vehicle company. Drlncipal office Portland. Oregon; capi tal atock, JlO.tOO; Incorporatora. M. BL Waheman, U. 8. HowUnd and r,.C Glb- aon. : - .....v.' fchigene Keai e.aiai ' Ttsviulmtnl . tnigene iwu -, ":, . ..i.rfui nfrir. Ruaenn Ore- ni capital - o7k. $60,000; - Incorpora tora, iTHvaryenid; 1. H. Btagham and MNoVtnC,oaat CperatlW mbpoo: tnr. Incorporated under the lawa ol Xtlionl; capital atock.- M&M.MOi-attar. tii in fact. W. O. Jeffa, Portland. Ore- gon. -t : ' ' ' V ; p EyU t 8Mkoe.. ; , J ' (Rorctal DUnatrh to The Jonrali 8pokana,-Aprll 2.Mayor..Moora wae taken by eurpriae when he naked the Waahlngton Water Power company tor a reduction to 1H conU of the fare, for all cy -employe durlng-worklnr houre. The company Informed the mayor that aeverat of the heada of the clty.depart rnenta and aeveral oft the ewaetlmm were now rldtnf on paaaea and that ad ditional free transportation . could ,not be aupplted. - "? . ' DON'T VAST M0?i3Y ON FATM DOCTO?vSt Anybody Can Beduee rat at Home it you are iui auu win i icuu.w ilckly C quickly don't go to a acir-atyiea ooemiy "Doctor"! be your own apolallet. Ap propriate to your own uae tiie lin iTe In atructlona given here and you will be aa capahle a rat-reducing expert aa there la In the land. The o.unlU1catlone are few and the expenee trilling. He cure from your drunaiet one unbroken ounoe package of Mtirmola, one halt ounce f luid Kxtraot t:aacara Aromatic, and three and one half ouncea Byrup Simplex, all of -which are both cheap and plentirul In any drug Store. Take them home and mix them together by ahaklng well in a large bottle. You are now ready to become a aucoeeaful fat reducing apecUllat without further training or preparation, ttlmply take a teaepoonful of thla pleaaant mixture after each meal and at bedtime and you will make more progrena taking oft your exoeaa flenh In-thirty daya than all the "experta" In the land could accomplish In half a year. Thla method of getting rid of fleeu la, moreover, not only aura and aafe. but appeale atrongly to tha average fat peraon. man or woman, for It geta reaulta without Interfering wiRi one a diet or laiy hablte It doet the work of exerclae. "! FIRST HUBBY'S GIFTS PAY DEBTS OF.SECOiiO Wallace .Scott Sells VDia raonds.and Pearls Belong - . ' ing to Wife, ' .: - - : " . ' "f . .: . ' " - ' f : J i - . t . '-fCBlted, Preje 'iMatd Wlre. ,j ' "Chicago, April v- tl Dlamonde , and pearl op.ee 1 presented by Roland JJ. Mollneux toi hit wife, - Blanche Cbeae brough 'Mollneux, have been told tor the benefit Of creditor of Wallace D. Scott, who aecured a-divorce for M re. Mollneux and then married her. Boot wae caught in the panlo and pledged the diamond for $1,000. They brought $1,900 at auction. .i 1 r ( ; POLITICAL OUTLOOK r : AT WALLA WALLA - ' ' ' - ; - ' .'(Spedal DUoatch to The Journal.) -, Walla Walla. Waalu April .1$. Democratic primarle' will b .held throughout: : the . county , today. 1 Tblg evening ' WalU .Walla Democrat will meet at the courthouae. ' In many of the precinct of the county the primar lea will open-at I o'clock thla afternoon. The organisation of -a Young Men Democratic club ha etlmulated the lo cal Democracy and the county election thle fall give promlee of being hotly contested, although the Bepubllcane heretofore "have been able to. pile up majorltlea running . from ' $50 to TOO. Lat year the Democrat! were able to elect only two men. County Treaaurer Honeycutt and Aaaeaaor Toner.- Both will probably be candidate for reeleo tlon again tnl year. , -.t. ADDITIONAL CLATSOP .,;.; ; XOJIINEES ACCEPT 4-r ) a .v .-V-,'. ,. $ ISpeelil Dtipitch to Tbe Journal.) Astoria, Or, April 2$. In addition to those already published, the following have accepted nominations on tha Re publican ticket) C A. Lelnenweber, rep resentative; K. It Moore, commlaaloner. for two year; J. C Clinton, county clerk; i, A. Ollbaugh, coroner; O. W. Parker has accepted both the Republi can and Democratic nomination : for surveyor, aa ha Henry Bralller for Jua tlce of the peace at Seaside. Martin Ol son has accented the Democratic noml naM6n tor constable. , - - . . - . . j. ,, s ;' . V . MInBtrelsy, at . Albany. . ' 'fSpeelil DUpatrb to T Journal) -Albany, Or April J$. Beginning with tonight Albany la to be treated to a carnival of minstrelsy. A home talent show will be put on and the beat-local singer, and ether' talent haa been 'Obtained.- Thewho!e' undertaking la In the handa of the band and the. boy of Company ,0. N. O. A grand military parade will take place thla afternoon at 4 o'clock, headed by the Albany band. The ahow .wlll be. repeated tomorrow night.- ' " ' IIEl'J IGIOIIIOG III 1701F CREEK Stock Eanch Soon Will Be , Transformed by the; , Orchardist ' ' ;r ,, .;. , . . ' ; (tpectal DlspsUk ta Tbe JonraaL) ' ; Wolf Creek. Or.. April S$. Tb be ginning of new condition here 1 al ru .vM.ni. w. a. Smith, who took over the property April .10, la on the ground with his family ana aireaaj two famlllea trvm 1'tnnsylvanla, one from Michigan and ane from Ohio ea tabllahed on the place. Another 1 ex pected from Ohio tblarweek to take 1-h.m f tha 14-room hotel. Heveral other partlea are only awaiting the survey to aeiecu irmn wh -r once to begin Improvement. .Thla vast estate, which haa hitherto Men uaed wholly aa a etock ranch, promises eooa to be one of the most noted fruit , i . . v. - Hnk..l Tli altitude. climate, rainfall, depth and richness of toe-sou au aaa wnim tlon that-thla valhjy with .the wild name la unexcelled for Newtown and Spltxenberg apples. Tokay grapes. anJ all kinds of pear and peaches. Several acre of apple and peara. and 1.000 grap cuttlnga have already been aet. and a considerable acreage ot corn and potatoes will now be planted. The Ut ile alfalfa already on the place 1 o promising that $0 or 100 acre will be sown next season. Experiment will be mad wlth the ditch already con tructed. and If Irrigation prove ad vantageous hundreda of acrea can at very email coat be Irrigated. In lh center of a eonaiderabl tract adapted for alfalfa la a large, new barn Intended for. dairy purpoae. but never ao used, and aa there la an ex cellent opening here for thla Industry, It I the hope of the owner to find a suitable party for this line of develop ment. ' .1. ' No more luxurlou bloom I en any where In the Kogu River valley than now covera every tree here." , ( . STRANGE CASE OF..: MEMORY RESTORED 1 ;-" (goeetal Wspstck Ja The JoorniLl Spokane. April $. O. a Harman. carpenter of thla city, haa Jut regained his mind after having been for three week unable to remember anything for more than 20 mlhutee. He was struck by a footpad and robbed of $200 re cently and the blow on the head Im paired the faculty of memory. Satur day he fell from a- ecaffold at Helena. Montana, and now remembers as well a . ever. Harman wa ' at Crescent, Waahlngton, when th robber atUcked Mm. During th ported of hi aberrj. tlon om on had to work by hi elde and at frequent Interval tell blm what hja lnatructlona were. . . - BAKER CITY GIRL vv ' V WlS GOLD MEDAL ;-.. , (gatcUl Dispatch te Tea Joarnal.) -Baker City. Or., April "-Th eighth, annual oratorical. conteet- of the Baker City High chool waa won by Mis Eleanor Taylor, a member of the claaa of ', with the oration,. "Clvio Beauty." There were 10 Other contest- was very close. Mis Taylor wa pre sented with a gold medaL , , , - Flrat Blilwiukee Tariff Sheet,' 1 1 ,t .mm a eAi.it.L W nt liuiatial 1 rV "h1 Afrtl Ifc-Tha flr.t wauk-e St. Paul railroad In thle taU ha been received by the railroad com mission. The tariff ar for - both freight and passengers and cover about $0 mllea of railroad In eastern Waah lngton. xtendlng from Ralaton through Llnd to Othello. The road la "till un der the upervlelon of the construction deoartment and only freight In. carload Ion will be received, t . : a. ; ti , . Easter Vacation Orer. - - - -Bpeelal DUpstea to Tbe JmiraaL) . ' "'University of Oregon, Eugene, -April 2$ Practically all jof the atudentswho halted outside Eugene during the va cation of laat week have now returned. Work was taken up where It ended be fore the vacation, and. from this time forwand will be rushed In order that It may be completed , in the six weeks of recitation left. - . 1 S ' 0W One of the Impbrtant Duties of Physicians and h '' tnll UAJ W;irl . W tm its 1-nrn n in the relative stantlmfif. and' reliabilitv - of the . leading manufactur- ers-of medicinal agents, as the most eminent physicians are the most careful as to the uniform quality aod periect purity oi rememes prescriDea py inem, ana.u is wen known4 to physicians and the ;WelI-Infonne4 fenerally, that the California -Fig: Syrup Co. bv reason of its correct' methods and perfect equipment and the ethical character of its product has attained to the high standing in scientific and commercial circles which J -.."' r- it : i. i1 . . f it. . is accorded to successful and reliable nouses only, anjj, tnereiore, inai.ine name or me( Company has become a guarantee !of the excellence of its remedy. ' '. anneal to the Well-informed in every walk, of life and are essential to permanent suc- Ncesa and creditable 'standings therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would enjoy good health with its blessings,' to the fact that it involves the question of right- living with all the term implies. ,; With proper knowledge' of what is best each hour of recreation, of enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may be . made to contribute to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with, generally to great advantage, but as in many instances a simple wholesome remedy may, be invaluable if taken at the proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co; feels that it'is alike important' to- present , truthfully the subject ard to supply the one , perfect laxative rerriedy which has won theappoval of phsisjeians' and "the world-wide acceptance of the Well-Informed because of the excellence of the c6mbination known . to all; and the toriginal method of manufac ture, Which is known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only. 1 " rThis valuable remedy has been '. long: and, favorably known undef the name of, Syrup of Figs-"-and has attained 'to worldwide, acceptance as the most excellent of fomiiif laiativqand ai it? 'nure laxative nrinciDles. obtained from Senna, are well known "to physicians and1 the WellIn formed of the .world to be the best ot natural v laxatives, ,we have adopted the more elaborate name of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as more, fully descriptive of the remedy, , but doubtless it will always be .called for by thoshorter name of Syrup of. Frgs--and.to get its beneficial effects always vnote when . purchasing, the full name of. the Company : California Fig Syrup Co. "plainly printed on the froniof every package,1 whether you" simply call for Syrup of r Figs or by the full nameSyrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as Syrup of Figs and : Elixir of Senna is the one laxative .remedy manufactured by th California Fig Syrup Co.- and the same heretofore, known by the nameSyrup of Figs which has given: satisfaction to millions. .The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists- throughput; the United States ift' original package off.one size only, the, regular price of which ' is fifty cents per bottle'. '" ' ; ,- r -- ' 1 Every bottle is sold under the general guarantee of the Company,' filed with the ' Secretary o"f Agriculture, at- Washington, DC, that the remedy is not adulterated orJ xnisbranded within the meaning the 'Food and Drugs1 Act,' June Joth, 1906; 'i CALIFORNIA m SYRUP CO. DISC AND CYLINDER Fit any "talking machine" and make it sound al most as . gpod as ; the , COLUMBIA ;' GRAPHO- phone. . ; ' ; . ., ''A DISC, 60c and $1. CYLINDER, 25c and 50c . ; ( Four of This Week's ; ' : ; Most Popular Records; ' SWZZTXILaJIT OA-n " A sentimental sons; of pleasant ., hours and sweet memories that lll appeal to everyone who was ever youn;. Buna by the Colum- tla Quartet, and In beautiful "ty,"aTXB 0 nBLJMIV - A marchina; aong with a spirited m If Miin h B. UHDr. JVIT. nil" 11am Bedmond. No more taklna mualo haa been recoraea mn uu j imoi or rk. k inn, nf tha western plains that has bean produced, r It la full of the tint broad swina; of "cowboy" : tnuslo. . Sun 4 by the Columbia Quartet, strong-, tuneful and ureiy. . . ... ,,. - sona-story of the light-hearted lover who bids his sweetheart re member that no matter how dark the clouds are today, tomorrow wlU be fair and bright , , .''.When yon hear, thla eons T .will Immediately, remember that great lueoea. "In tha Good Old ' Bummertlmt., "SumrasrUm' haa an Irresistible melody that Just fits with the tltl. r - A Thtse' four only indicate the variety, and quality of all the new Columbia Record.; and of the 3,500 in our regular .'est tone, longest life, widest choice. Call in and ask for the latest ur Stav and listen as lontr at yoi. like. , , ;! . . catalog of Columbia orana vpern udr. flstlna magnificent signed record Kbetlke aura of the principal Opera Houses of Kuropa .ana. .America. ,Ask for 1C ,.- : V? ,iv.-'. ' -ri-- m w snv auanna . asl taVIA aT t7EIa-aasasf a. tin . tMsvsivw a V - K-nnotinia Series Is ready, ilstln . ...J ; Soldlby Your Dealer, or by . Columbia Phonograplx Co. 871 Wasliiitston Street Nemo Corsets, C. B. a la Spirite Corsets All Drugs and Toilet Articles Cut Rate -Louisville, Ky. San Francisco,' Cal.. US A; . London, England. 1 0) New York, N.'Y. HEGRO GIRL TO RETURN TO RACE Christian Woodyear Will Be Educated" Among Blacks , at Tuskegee. ' 4A (ralted Press tested Wire.) Hew! Torlt.' April 28. Christian League i' Woodyear, - the . negro girl adopted by Mra. ' Elisabeth Orannla, president of th National , Christian league for purity." after 14 year, of white hlld treatment, aoes bak to her own 'race.-'' Mrs.- Grannls has arranged with Booker T. "W"?. ' tlan' admltUnc on July 1 In th ceiei. brated negro, lnetltut at Tu.kegce, Al- abTher 1 ora dlfference of opinion a to whether TchrUtlan will take to the proposed change In htuK"oS! forVshe has been reared by Mrs. Gran nls as a, white child. "'SS.A'if'S: Orannla say she haa made Christian s lot far fcarder than had ahe rataed the child aa a negro, with the proper re spect for her own race. " ,-m" Mrs? Orannls' negro ward, becajne nationally famous yhm-lw adopted parent wa arraigned before the heada 5? w church jupon th . following ChB"rat, the ald Eisabeth Grtnnla 1 ha treated the official board ofthe Flrat church of .the-Disciples of Christ with contempt, in that h refused toheed the request of the officers ot the church Umt -aha either leave- her young chUd protege at home -or else it in the back part of the church; jaid requeat lWYlng been made by the off leer; af ter a for mal resolution to :thla effect-had been adopted by 4he official board, prompted by complaint mad by members of the church sitting, in the vicinity of the pew of the said Elisabeth Grannls to th -effect that the unrestrained antic of the child were an annoyance that prevented them from properly enjoying worship In the church. COMMISSIONERS OF- ; - ,v.r liJU iVIV JVH Vll uaxiu (Bpeeial Dtooatch to nsJonriial. ' OJynipla, Waah.. April 2 8 .--A suit In which collusion between the comrnla slonere of Clarke county and the Port land 4' Beattle railroad wa charged haa been decided by the supreme court The controversy was oyer the condom nation by the county of land belonging to the - Murhard Estate company for county road r purposes. - The supreme court holda- that whlle.lt warthown that the commissioners located therpad where the railroad company desired It to be located there wa no evidence of undue - influence. The proceedings of the ower; court, are affirmed. . ; TJALE FORCES WARSHIP TO PUT INTO HARBOR .t'.Vt.V.t.? 'n-';'v ,-vi;:i ' (tJnltd Pre" Leased Wire.) Port Angeles, Wash., April 28. The battleship Nebraska en route frornthe navy yard. Puget sound, to San .Fran cisco, spent yesterday and last nlSfht. In the harbor here.' A heavy gale ha been blowing In th traU.. Thn Ne braska got away to sea thla morning. RICH'PLACER STRIKE IS MADE IN ALASKA ,. , . (Cnltrd Press, tA Wire.) Dawson. April 28. Wada, the famous Japanese musher, who left Herschel Island. March 24, arrived today, flnlah lng a remarkable trip via Fort Yukon. He reports that an -Eskimo arrived at Horschel from . Fraxman - Island. 1G0 mile westward, and rented ich new gold atrlk with the dirt going aa high aa 18 cent to th pan, on a stream flowing Into the Arctlo ocean some where Tack of Fraxman. Probably the Kuguru. which heads opposite Chande Ur". ' ' ' " ' ' ' l TAKE ACTION ON OSE - ' CITY PARK PETITION " aaaBaeMBBBsaant ' A manlal meetlna Of th City council has been called for Thursday afternoon at I o'clock t' act,, on tn petition 01 r.Menta in Rose City Park asking for annexation to , Portland. The special meeting is cajieu oocu ," placing the petition on the offlcial ballot r: .L " t. - .I..HA. la rrnwlnl ahort. The petition of realdents residing Just east of MonUvllla asking for annexa tion win aiso come uu mv " meeting.. - 1 v " - . .. New Weather Map Serrlce. (SpecUl P-lspatcirto Tb Jonrrtsl.) weather map bureau waa added to the Walla Walla observaryjresterday, and from now on maps wu w by Observer Grover. -e - oepari ment has notified the observer that an assistant will be assigned; to the Walla Walla office In the near future when It ni nmhublT be . elevated to a fore casting, station, ; : ,:' Notice to the Boys and Girls of Portland and Vicinity. w racrfntlr announced that we would, on May .4, 1908, make awards to the boys and girl returning the greateai numoer of Swastika- labels taken from pack ages of biscuits, crackers and cakes of our manufacture. The contest , closes on May 1. We have on exhibition In F. Dresser A Cos window. Fifth and Btark streets, the boys' and girls' high grade blcycl goffered , a one of the awards. ... ' . Continue to save our Swastika" la beliw will hae omethlng Interest ing for you later. PaclHo Coast Biscuit company. . " - Hagan's Magnolia m .Balm;;: " A HqHld proparatlon fai" -. ' " - Faoa, Nook, Arm, and ." Hand " Maks th aklit - v . i like yoa want K. Does It . In a moment. : It la aorta , , A or atioky aor - greasy. , If a harmlsas oloan and - refroahlng. Oannot bo , datootod. vTwo ooloro, " ,, Pink and Whlto. Uaolt . ' , morning noon and night, -" . Winter, Spring, Summer . ' , , FalU SAMPLE FREE. l" LTONMPOCO.. i , l ' 44 S. Fifth gt, Brooklyn,H.T. ' ' ' Fine tea is so daintily fine that a man (or even a woman) m a y gobble it down w i t h 6 u t suspecting it ' Tour grocer returns your money It T" don't life ScM::!n:-'i Ecst; we xr I ' 'i. j Eetabliahed 1850 FUty-E!ht Year 1 in Buiinest Quality Conaldertd, Our Prices Ar Alwaya Lowest QF ALL your habits of economy, the most im - portant should be "attending Lipman-Wolfe's , . . ' on Wednesdays." Your savings from these bargains will aggregate many dollars on every, Wednesday in the year. : V:-s ; No Mall or Phona Orders for Wedneaday Barjaloa 25c and 30c Sheet Music, Copy. 5c 1,000 titles, 20.000 copies ' of the latest nd moit popular hits Samfuertifne,', "Mariutch t Coney Isle," "I Like a LitUe Urrmg Now and Then," "Mr Very Own," "'Dolly Dear,"- new march hit; "When the Moon Plays Peekaboo With You.' "Fawn Eyes, "two step; "Blossom," two step; "Standard American Airs," "Bye, By. Dearie," "Over the Hurdles," two step; "Sacramento," and 1,000 others i- , ,'' '.1 ".'''.'.'. . "' Ribbon Remnants at Half Price r f Plain and fancy Ribbon Remnants, all widths and colors taffetas, satins, etc. at half price; center bargain table. - Embroidery-Values to $1.00 at 19c '. IS to 20 inches wide, values tip to $1 a yard, in Swiss and nain sook corset cover and flouncing Embroidery. - ; ' - '"' Veilings,- Values to 75c Yard, 43c ! Black, white and 'colored Chiffon Veiling,. In plain and dotted effects; values up to 75c yard. , . ' - ' - ' ; $1.25 XS&" Rose Wreaths, 65c V Six large American Beauty roses with buds and foliage In wreath effect; colors, jack, tea, pink, light blue and white. ,. , " - "Gingham Clearance, Yard IVfoc A special lot of desirable patterns In Ginghams, blue, Una and fcink, in checks and plaids in small designs. . , . , . . Cut Glass, Values to $4.50 at $1.68 ' v The most , sensational values we, ever offered Jn Cut Glass, spoon trays, nappies, bonbon dishes, perfume bottles, etc; values up to $4.50.' . ' :V:-- ? -?'- ' ' "- H 'Cut Glass, Values to $6.00 at $2.18 Great variety of objects in Cut Glass, regularly $4 to $6; nappies, , odd shaped bonbon dishes, jelly dishes, cheese and butter plates, compotes, etc ' k . .' : '15c, 18c Silkoline, Yard 10c : : Figured Silkoline in pretty floral and oriental patterns," light and dark grounds. . - i-:u--:y: --r-. ;i5c,18c Curtain Swiss; Yard llc: 5,000 yards figured Curtain Swiss In dots and figures, large va riety of patterns; always sold for 15c and 18c yard. ; ? $2 Hydegrade Petticoats, $1.18 Fine black Petticoats of rustling "Hydegrade" taffateen( deep circular flounce; strictly tailored. .. .-' ' $3.50 Cluriy Centerpieces, $1.39 Exquisitely beautiful 20-inch Cluny Lace Centerpieces; the most remarkable value ever offered in many months...- , -v.: . -v..- , 75c Fovvnes' Lisle Gloves, 49c : "Fownes" 2-cIasp Lisle Gloves In every wanted color; also black and white; always 75c pair. 20c Children's Stockings, 10c Children's ribbed cotton Stockings, double heels and toes; guar anteed fast black. . 1. ' -" 25c Swiss Ribbed Vests, 15c Women's Swiss ribbed Vests, low neck, no sleeves, well finished and always sold for 25c. ' " ".' v Men's 15c Handkerchiefs, 7c ; : Men's fine cambric hemstitched Handkerchiefs,' or -inch hem. 18c India Linon, Wednesday 12c 30 inches wide, soft and fine India Linon. " $1.75 Crochet Bedspread, $1.25 Full size crochetBed Spreads, extraordinary values, J .Regular 30c Turkish Towels, 21c Bleached Turkish Towels; e 42 by. 22 inches, extra work; a chance to stock up for months to come. 30c Herringbone Linen, Yard 18c " White Herringbone Linen, 36 inches wide; specially adapted for outing. ' ' 15c Floral Batiste, Yard 11c 7 Floral Batiste -a pretty summery fabric with choice designs on white and tinted grounds. " 25c Package Gold Dust, Only 17c " 3-lb. package; "Let the Gold Dust Twins do your work." . rB 25c Box Stationery, Only 11c 'Regular 25c box, containing one quire fine oaoer with envelopes to match; wh.te and all re fine quality llnrri f ' ; ' ..ha.li??. Regular 10c, 15c Extcn::on Rc:r. 7c Extension Rods, complete -with f:xu:r-; r H- . " : i'ici:es.