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' THE f OREGON ' DAILY "JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVE.NINO, ; MAY 11. ' 1803. WILL MEET CUT oiirn , iiidlii oncu LAWN MOWERS, GARDLN, HOSE; lAWN: AND GARDEN TOOLS BASEMENT Dt.PT. MATE AHY IIHE AND KBDRfi Mount Scott Company and W. D. Woodman Suffer by Suspicions Fire. Sale of BEDROOM TURNITURB IN CIRCASSIAN WALNUT MANY ODD pcto With Captain bpen- cer in Earnest. PELCE,S AND SUITES TO CLOSE, OUT AT Fiorn LUI 1 rxu n B;UIEY GATZERT .'v.t. TO GO TO ASTORIA Marcus Talbot, Manager of the Reg ulator Uue, Says Company Is J Ready to Compete With Anybody for Traffic oh I pper or Lower. i Marcu' Talbot, fieneral manager of the T. 9. & A. N. company, announced this morning- Oiat his company will niMt ny; rates quoted by opposition . line: attuwmameUupr Columbia - river. - This means that the steamer ' Bailey Gatzert will , b operated be ' tween .Portland and Astoria and Port land ana 'The Dalles in opposition to . the. Charles B. Spencer and that the rata either way1 wiU ba ll, .yj '-) v Captain JBiJl W. -:' Spencer, who V owns and jofe'ra'ttNT the Charles It 8pener. annoinced h would t rates tol- a few das ago when the Bailey Oataert l.at the Spencer to The Dalle tn one of the;, hottest river boat- rw v pullaa-f off in these .?attr'. i?.. JM?2 iald ha . would , hare the boat alternate between Astoria and The Bailee jw as to make-' the cut effective both up and down the Columbia.- He put hls prom Ise into execution this morning because at 7 o'clock this morning tha Spenser struck out for Astoria. Tomorrow she , will leave for-The Dalles.. v. The Bailey Gataert left Alder a treat dock this morning for The Dalles but from Mr. Talbot's sUtement to meet i he competition .of the CharleaK. Hpencer, It appears that she too, will be sent to Astoria one day and to The Dalles the next It will keep tha boats hustling to keep up the schedules but they are fast and will make it and al low a few hours rest at the terminals, uriti. th. Ttailnw ftsuert and Spencer operating- only every other day on the upper w river, the Open River TranspoH tatlon company s mirm.um . . -. will probably ret a great deal of traf fic The D. P & A. N. company Is 'also operating the steamers ; Capital City and Dalles ity. carrying freight and passengers, v These steamers i f. witw Aflrh .nther. between Fort land and The Dalles, one leaving here and the other leaving The Dalles every other day.. - t ; V - id RnMirar Is rarrvlns passed- , gers to AStorla or The Dalles for $1, we win do uw wune, ' I1: , this morning when : asked If hia line unirt mnct th cut. "We will run the Bailey Gatsert. to Astoria every other day and have her go to The Dalles every otner cay, making m ,lnlp. The Capital City and Dalles City in m rroiffht and nassencers be- t twoen Portland and The Dalles as -before. . "We have not yet fixed the date for the new arrangment but the change Is likely to he maae erieotive on TO DEEPEN R1TER CHANNEL. Snaeboat Mathloma and Dipper . Dredge Start for Black Dog. The government snagboat -Mathloma and 'a , dipper -dredge left the govefn mept mooring near Llnnton this mdrn 7 in for Black Dog. bar about M mile; up the Willamette from Portland and 73 miles this side of Eugene. The snagboat and dredge will probably be kept in operation on thia stretch of channel for the greater part of the sum mer with a view of having it Improved in fine shape. .The river has been In very good condition so far, but the not weathor that is certain to follow dur ing, the summer will tell on the river, and the dredge will be put to work at once so aa to have the channel clear for navigation when the river begins to fall. ; NOTICE TO MARINERS. Lightships Change Positions and New Ones Are Coming. ,' Captain P. J. Werlich, lighthouse In spector of this district, announces that nlrhtshlp No. 87 has gone to her station at Umatilla reef, and that relief ship No. 16 will go to San Francisco aa soon as she can be coaled on Puget sound. The department will have several new lightships -coming out to the Pacific coaBt this "fall.' one of 'them, the most modern In every respect, being destined to mark the position of the Columbia river, v. . ,. ' . . . SAILS WITH LIGHT CARQO 1 for Oriental Liner NJcomedia Off ' f ' Hongkong , This Afternoon. Ss ' The oriental liner Nloomeilla Is to leave down this afternoon bound for ' Hongkong- via Yokohama with a cargo ' of flour, lumber and freight of general t character valued at $58,618. This Is the t least valuable cargo ever shipped out of this port on an oriental liner ainee the ' big steamers were placed on the route. The a mall value of the cargo Is due ' to the fact that a large flour shipment ' waa made a few ' days ago on the 5 British tramp steamer Sheila and great i- quantities of lumber are being aent to China on trampe. , - . . The Nlcomedla'a flour cargo thia time t amounts to only 12,728 barrels. The liner Alesta, which is due to arrive here ; this 'week,- will carry away 60,000 bar- CARTELS J J PIUS. rJ OUR Fiecause there was ho fire hydrant and the Montavilla f ir department had to pump water from a small pond two blocks away, the Mount Scott Lumber company suffered a loss .. estimated be tween 18,000 and $10,000 early yesterday morning. The fire Is believed to have been caused either deliberately or carelessly by the Tabasco gang, a tough crowd of youns; boys who made the lumber shed where the fire started a loaf in ir place In thia building the company has stored all Us moldings and sashes, and the blaze may have been started by a light ed cigarette belnr thrown among th dry and inflammablewood.- workmen returning: to the lumDer yard yesterday morning at 1:46 say there was no evidence of fire at that time, either in the lumber yard or In the Woodman house adjoining, which was also burned.. The alarm was turned In a little after S o'clock by W. D. Woodman, who was roused out of a sound slumber by the crackling of the flames. Hastily alarming Mrs. Wood man, the family of nine children were taken out at the hnildina- In ur.lv mil some furniture was saved, but before the Montavilla engine could 'arrive the house was leveled to the ground. The loss Is about $4,000, with only $1,600 In surance. - " I A oulet lnvet1.Mnn la twin mails and If any evidence of Incendiary intent on the part of those who. are-known to have frequented the lumber- shed la dis covered thev will be punished to the full extent the law allows. Thia la the sec ond time the lumber company has been, ravaged by fire, and the previous fire waa clearly started by some incendiary. commodity for the month will be fully up to tne average.; , . 4 JOHN BETTS SERIOUSLY iLLv ... Familiar Character in Shipping Cir cles Near Point of Death. y John L, Betts. shlnnlna master for the Sailor's home of this city and one of the most familiar characters along the harbor front, ,1s 111 with pneumonia at his residence, 1088 Thurman street, with hope of recovery practically aban doned. - .. 'V -i. Mr. Betts cauaht cold TTrldav nisht and It developed Into a most acuta case of pneumonia almost as soon as, he reached home that evening. At noon to day his condition waa alarming and his wife and young daughter were at the bedside in anticipation of hia death oc curring any moment. Mr. Betts, familiarly known among his friends and business acaun.lnta.ncen as "Captain" Betts, arrived in Portland nearly a quarter or a century ago and for several years engaged In the ahlp chandlerlng business under the firm name of Brown Betts, his partner being a brother of the .. late Captain Brown of Brown & McCabe, stevedores. He has a brother. Captain Al Betts, a Columbia and Willamette river pilot, who lives at Astoria. Mr. Betts was born in St Johns, Nova Sootla. and came to this coast on a sail ing vessel around the-Horn. 1 He located in San Francisco and lived there for a while. Then he came to Portland for a short stay, but went back to' the city ef the Golden Gate. A few veara later the spirit of the north again struck him and he came here for the second time, nearly 26 years aecr. on the sallinr shin Desdemona.:, . WITH THE LUMBER DROGHERS. Schooner Alumna Is Coming to Co lumbia From Hawaii. A dispatch to the Merchants' Ex change this morning announces that the sailing scnooner Alumna left the Hawaiian islands yesterday for Colum bia river In ballast presumably under cnarier 10 ioaa mmoer. 'I lie v, Alumna has been on the Columbia many times. The Russian bark Albyn la to clear this afternoon for Port Natal with a cargo of lumber that was completed at the mills of the North Pacific Lumber company last Friday night The steam sehooner Tiverton, which Is to come to Tongue Point to load lum ber for San Francisco, ran sarrnunil 1n Oakland Creek the other day and might De neiayea several days as a consequence. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. YOU MAY THINK You know something about player pianos, but 1 unless you have seen the A. B. CHASE ARTIS 't ANO you are behind the times in player pk, ano construction. It em-; bodies all the latest der sirable features, with the OBJECTIONABLE ones eliminated. The ARTIST ANO is there fore an artistic instru ment. The music, roll and expression devices rare close together, so the e yes can watch the hands and expression marks at the same time, thus enabling theopera- ; tor to obtain the most delightful musical ef fects. DON'T THINK . of purchasing an OR DINARY player piano until you investigate the A. B. CHASE ARTIS TANO. It is different, superior a step in ad vance of all others. We have player pianos from $500 up and make a lib-, eral allowance for your old piano in exchange. Shermao,Clay&Co. ' Sixth and Morrison Streets ; Opposite Fostoffioe TTOTOR TAUCTJrCI KACTEXirXS r AT THE THEATRES -a The steamer Breakwater arrived here yesterday afternoon from Coos bay with a full list of passengers and 400 tons of freight. The llarrlman liner State of Cal for- nla Is . due to arrive here tomorrow morning from San Francisco. This Is her first visit to Portland In many years. . Formerly the State ran alter nately with the lost steamship Columbia on the Portland-San Francisco run. The ' sailing schooner Mabel rial sailed from Astorfa this morning with K7,ouo reel or lumner, bound for San Francisco. She left down Saturday from the mills of - the Jnman-Poutaen Lumber company. The steam schooner Melville Dollar Is expected to reach Astoria any tme to go to Preseott for a cargo of lumber be aeuverea at ban mego. . , The steam schooner Wellesley which arrived In the river Saturday night went to Liinnton to ioaa a run cargo or lum ber for Han Francisco. The Wellesley will carry nearly 1,000,000 feet. MARINE NOTES. ' n-v nu-ltii and Mlfevaall UMtrOoMes ! innt to bilious atateof the system. soeh as InndBW, Katuas. Drowiinami. Piatreas after tinc Pain In the Side. ke. While their Bost reUJiiAblo auooami has boon ibown la cunog ; Eeeflacha. yet Carter's LitUa Uwf PfflS SJ eq oaUy val uable in Oonetlpation, curing aad pre vantujf tniaaoeojiBS com pWnt while they else , KRKi all diaordenof theatoBuvchtlnjulaU the iimt sod wgnlate the bowels. Jiran IX tUej only Arh tbey would be almost prioaleai to fliose rtl uerromUilailltreugeotnpiaui "uvi". aawlT tbeircnodjMMdoea notend hr,aBd taosa whoiwetry thsmwlU find these little pills saltt, a bia la ao many way that thay wlU not ba wlU OuagtedewitlJootUieBS. Bu after aUsickfeead p. m., Astoria. May 11. Arrived down duri Ing the night, schooner Mabel Gale, and sailed et 10 a. m. for San Francisco. San Francisco. May 11. Arlved at 10 a. m., steamers Rose City and Northland from Portland. Astoria. May 10. Arlved at 6 and left up-at a. a. m., steamer Breakwater from Coos bay; sailed at 7:40 a. m.. steamer Alliance for Coos bay; sailed at 8 a. m., steamer Asuncion for San Francisco; sailed at :15 a. in., steamer Kureka for Eureka and way ports; ar rived down at 12:30 and sali(i at 6 p. m., steamer Washington for San Francisco; arrive down at Norwegian bark Urania. - San i Francisco, May 10. Arrived, steamer Shoshone from Columbia river. Kahului. May 10. Sailed, May t, schooner Alumna for Columbia river. 'Falmouth, May 11. Arrived, May 8, ship Shurbek from Portland. Astoria, May 11 Condition of the bar at 8 a. m.. moderate; wind north west 85 miles; weather cloudy. Tides at Astoria today: High water. Low r water. 1:60 a. m., 2.8 feet; 8:28 p., m,. 2.1 feet Astoria, May Amvea at iz:so p; m steamer State of California, from San Francisco. "Mrs. .Wiggs'" Sale Tomorrow. Tomorrow, Tuesday - morning, at 10 o'clock, at box-office the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets, the advance seat sale will open for Lleb ler A Co's. production of the famous comedy, "Mrs. Wi gas of the Cabbage Patch." For three nights beginning next Thursday, May 14, with a special price maunee eaiuraay. "The Heir to the Hoorah." Another of the big attractions at the Baker for this season Is Paul Arm strong's noted western play '"The Hair to the. Hoorah," which opened yester day to packed houses, and created all kinds of Interest .and merriment. Mat inee Saturday only. Francis Wilson Coming. The distinguished American comedi an, Francis Wilson, will present the brilliant comedy, "When Knights Wera Bold" at thfe Helltg theatre, Fourteenth and Washington ' streets, next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. May 18, 19 and 20. The advance seat sale will open at theatre next Friday, May IS. The Lady From Laramie" Tonight. Commencing tonight the Allen stock company will present for the first time in stock tnat brilliant new eastern comedy-drama of Wyoming called "Thi I-ady From I,aramie." Every member of the cast appears In a part whlon la congenial and the management has pro vided a splendid production. Star's Musical Comedy. For this week the Armstrong company at tbo Star theatre is offering "The Merry Widows" (return), which Is as merry as the title. It Is not an In fringement o". the light opera whim i now the craze ir. the east, but mike a speclnltv of the merry widow hat whuli Is such a ruixHnee. Ac-a Is the he else many lives tht bete Is where we make our gnat boast. Cur puis cure it while Carl. J JtUs liver Mis are very small and Tt.?-jr any to taia. Gneertws pills a dose. 1b tr.cl'y vagotanie and do not gripe et rt. 'V. but by tielr seatieaeUea pleases! ttnrn es, m ess. PEESONAL. - Carl Sword of the St Francis hotel, San Francisco, has been appointed head clerk of the Hotel Portland to succeed N. K. Clarke. Mr. Sword Is a hotel man of long experience. He baa been with the St - Francis for several years, and before tnat waa with th old Palace hotel of San Francisco, coming to that famous old house from the Waldorf-Astoria of New York city. He will take up his duties n tha Portland the last part oi mis weett, - , 110110102 Permits. ' . Mrs. C. R. Holt erect tenement Sal mon -aim-JvaruuaiSTjina. wj van Schuyver, erect- dwelUng, Twentyf tttb between Marshall and Northrtip. . 811.- 000: Mrs. J. A. Hasfltlne. erect flats, Si'mt between Main and Madison. 14.- The Laughing Horse. Th now vaudeville prorram at th. Orand begins today with the Doric fot r as tht headiiners. This Is a high grade Hinging act wb-.rh la certain to make a hi. An act which young and old will enjoy Is "The Laughing Horse," a cir cus travesty. MOST II0X SU3I1DA 3IUST GRACE M'NEIL'S In the federal court today the Jap anese, K. Suroida, was flne&. $100 and requested to lend his honorable pres ence to the warden of McNeil's Island for one year. - Judge Wolverton ar ranged the details of the visit to tha Puget sound grilled resort of the son of the Sun who recently became an Im porter from Japan to Portland of on Japanese woman lor questionable pur poses. Because Portland Is not alive to certain forms of oriental civilization Sumlda retires with deep but polite sorrow to striped contemplation at tha request of Uncle Sam. At last accounts the Jap fleet had not sailed to his res cue. ,' - , Stevenson Wins Game. The Stevenson baseball team defeat ed the Can by team, 1 to 0, at Stevenson yesterday. CASTOR I A v r Tor lafentt and Children. , ' Tfc3 Kind Yen Hara Always Bougbt Boars tha Signature of Hair "Cii ttl rtjr-25d VOL'R 8HOE3 SIIINED KRER , TKB XODZl BAIBIB X01 ' ' i ' i ftxta 8t, ' if fcaiif aaT, H V !w.: LESS TH AN COST---Commencing : Today rf Hi v 8r . I ' I rX llll , ' - la. From our showing of r high-grade bed rbom furniture we have selected and are offering in this one week's sale many odd pieces in the beautifully-figured Circassian-'walnut, including also several two and three-piece suites. Furni ture of this character is rarely offered atrsuch remarkable prices and .those who contemplate selecting stylish bedroom pieces cannot afford to overlook this opportunity. On no account will suites be broken or any selections held - for future delivery. - .JZ.l ODD DRESSERS, CHIFFONIERS, B EDS, CHEVAL MIRRORS AND TOILET TABLES $38.00 Dressing Table reduced to. . . $45.00 Cheval Mirror reduced to ....... . .......... . $58.00 Bed reduced to. 59.00 Bed reduced to. 61.00 Bed reduced to. ... . $64.00 Cheval Mirror reduced to 515.00 520.25 522.50 !20.75 528.00 528.50 $210.00 Suite Dresser and Chiffonier reduced to $99.50 $242.00 Suite-Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table reduped to .... ...... ... .?116.QO $300.00 Suite Dresser, Chif fonier and Toilet '.Table- v ; ; ' ,.,.,.,.i.......,..l?144.75 reduced to $85.00 Chiffonier reduced to .?36.00 $82.50 Dresser reduced to S36.25 $84.00 Chiffonier reduced to... $36.75 $92.00 Bed reduced to. , t. $41.50 $U6.00 Chiffonier reduced to .....$43.25 $125.00 Chiffonier reduced to.. $53.75 $135.00 Princess Dresser reduced to .865.00 $135.00 Dresser reduced to ." $65.00 $180.00 Twin Beds reduced to .: $81.00 TWO-PIECE AND THREE-PIECE SUITES $117.50 Suite Dresser and Chiffonier reduced to $57.50 $172.50 Suite-Dresser and Chiffonier reduced to 383.00 $194.00 Suite Dresser and Chiffonier reduced to $89.50 $200.00 Suites Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier reduced to . ..... .895.00 $210.00 Suite Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table- reduced to .307.50 $360.00 Suite Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Tabl . reduced . to. .... . . . . ..... .... . . . . . ... ... . . . . .$174.50 $433.00 Suite- Dresser Chiffonier and Toilet Table " reduced to y., . . . . . ... . .... . . . . . . . . . I . . . . $197.50 BEDROOM CHAIRS AND ROCKERS $14.00 Rocker reduced to ...... i .. .. $16.00 Rocker reduced to. . . . ... $16.50 Chair reduced to..-....' $16.50 Rocker reduced to... , $17.00 Chair reduced to: $18.00 Chair reduced to; $19.00 Rocker reduced to. 86.25 36.50 36.75 ....$7.00 8.25 8.75 8.75 $20.00 Chair reduced to.. $9.75 BEDROOM TABLES $16.00 Table reduced to ;$ 7.75 $18.00 Table reduced to. $ 8.25 $21.00 Table reduced to ;. $10.75 $28.00 Table reduced -to .$13.75 $35.00 Table reduced to............ $16.50 ODD PAIRS PORTIERES 2-DAYS SALE, irj&isix. In he Drapery-Decorative Department, commencing today an assortment of odd Portieres in silk, tapestry and damask about thirty pairs in allto be closed out at less than one half of their actual value. $16.00 Portieres in green silk effect; special at, per pair ..$ 7.50 $17,50 Portieres in red and gold tapestry; special at, per pair $ 8.00 $20.00 PortiereS'in blue and white jasper; special at, per pair........ $ 9.00 $20.00 Portieres in embroidered art crash; special, at, per pair. ...$ 9.00 $22.50 Silk Portieres in green and gold; special at, per pair.... ....$10.00 $22.50 Silk Portieres in brown and tan; special at, per pair $10.00 $25.00 Silk Portieres in green and gold; special at, per pair .....$10.00 $25.00 Portieres in embroidered, art crash; special at, per pair......... $10.00 $26.00 blue embroidered Portieres; special at, per pair. ...810.00 $30.00 Portieres in rose and green veloar; special at, per pair $12.50 $37.50 Silk Portieres in tan and green; special at, per pair $15.00 $37.50 Silk Portieres in gold and green; special at, per pair $15.00 $35.00 Silk Portieres in nile green; special at, per pair., .$15.00 $50.00 Portieres in tan and green French velour; special at, per pair....... ..$20.00 $50.00 Portieres in plain red and green French ve lour; special at, per pair ; $20.00 $50.00 Portieres in bordered red and green French velour; special at, per pair .....$2O.00 a 'vwi." a - i. j at!K"ryjS-i $55.00 Green Silk Portieres, special at, per pair..; .$25.00 $60.00 Silk Portieres in light rose, special at, per pair $25.00 $60.00 Velour Portieres in red and green, special, pair $25.00 $60.00 Portieres in gold and green; special at, pair $25.00 $60.00 Oriental Portieres in green velour, special, pr. $25.00 IN -THI CARPET DEPT. SALE OF ROOM-SIZE CARPET RUGS Today and Tuesday our Carpet Department includes in this special sale a splendid assortment of these Rugs In practical hall and room sizes these having been made up in our own workshop from short ends of Carpets. The following grades and sizes and the special prices quoted in this two-days' sale will prove suggestive to prospective buyers of Floor Coverings. Mail orders and out-of-town inquiries will be given our careful and prompt attention. '$27.50 Tapestry Brussels Rug, size 9 feet by 12 feet, for... f 20.00 $29.75 Body Brussels Rug, siie 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet special S22.00 $31.00 Body Brussels Rug, size 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 ioches, for. .. 22.KO $31.50 Body Brussels Rug, size 8 feet 3 inches by 11 feet, for....... f 23.50 $34.00 Extra Wilton Rug, size 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, for f 24.75 $4-25 Tapestry Brussels Rug, size 6 feet by 8 feet 4 inches, for f9.0 $27.00 Axminster Rug, size 8 feet 3 inches by 8 feet 7 inches, for flS.OO $24.50 Bfgelow Axminster Rug, size 6 feet 9 inches by 8 feet 8 inches, for..flS.OO $25.00 Body Brussels Rug, sire 8 feet 3 - inches by 8 feet 3 inches, for... . $18.00 $31.00 Axminster Rug, size 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, for 20.00 $34.00 Tapestry Brussels Rug, size 10 feet 6 inches by 12 feet, for......... S24.75 $32.00 Axminster Rug, size 10 feet 6 inches by 12 feet, for ..t24.75 $38.50 Body Brussels Rug, size 9 feet 9 inches . by 12 feet, f or . . .......... , 31.50 $46.00 Extra Wilton Rug, s&e 10 feet 6 inches by 11 feet 4 inches, for S34.O0 The Malleable" Range;. Offered this week on the liberal. " ' payment terms. . $1 IN THIRTY DAYS $1 K THEREAFTER The range for the home where the demand is for the bestthe range that will meet every requirementlabor-saving, better food, long life, fuel economizer. "The Malleable" is the ranee that will Jast a lifetime made of malleable iron and Bessemer steel in combination and riveted together like a boiler this air-tight con struction and perfect distribution, of heat insuring the very best results in cooking and baking. To the intending range buyer th above special offer should prove most convincing a guarantee of our faith In The Malleable sterling qualities. GLASSWARE SPECIALS CROCKERY DEPT. tSS&ay4 The assortment offered In this sale includes almost every thing for table use serviceable pieces and sets in pressed cut-glass and other patterns Complete youf household stock from the following: f Spoon Trays, each. ...... ...5 Pickle Dishes, each. ....... .5 WnchT Flat Plates, each..... 5 6- inch Flat Plates, each..... 6 Custard Cups, .each. 5 Olive Dishes, each .....5f 8-inch Flat Plates, each.... 10 7- inch Nappies, each... . ..!Oe Handled Nappies, each.... 10 Bon-bon Dishes, each.,... 10e Footed Jelly Dishes, each.l0 6"4-inch Bowls, each..,..,10J Handled Jelly Dishes, each,10 Finger Bowls, each . .. . . . ;;10 Creamers, each. . v. .IO4J Horseradish Cups, each. , ,.lO 6j4-lnch Nappies, each . . . lOJ 7j4-inch Nappies, each ..... 15 7-inch Bowls, each . . . . .,,15 8-inch Bowls, each. .u. ,15 9-inch flat-bottom Bowls, -each ;....20 Berry :Sets, each.....,,.i'.35 Water Bottles,' each. 35 Wst -3aS - ii il list" . - SaW: i' im . gk -a aw V lJtY '. ' .. 'I ttr a BSST" TC' -Sf if m taV Twaswit -'rJkW S.- ;J -1 . -l isaav . r ,- w v. ...... ,. . i '' . ; , , DR. PERKINS SANITARY REFRIGERA- TORS. ; IV FOLDING GO-CARTS AND . CARRIAGES gmTC5L00 D0WN : $1.00 WEEK
