THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL 'PORTLAND; LIOND AY EVENING, JUNE 2. 1CC3.
DEUDGSTOUUID
OF THE I'JiLiim
British Steamer Aeon Here
to Load Lumber for
New Zealand.
ent. ' Most of the eteam schooners have
f one nouth with wheat In the hold and
umber for deckload.
LEAVES TOMORROW.
GERMAN BARK
- BRINGS CEMENT
"Albert , Rlclpnert lias Rough Time
Doubling Cap Horn on Way to
Columbia River tam Schooner
Johan Poulsen Brings Redwood.
Tha British ateamer Aeon of the Aus
trallan Mall line, arrived here last night
and went to the mill of the North Pa
ciflo Lumber company to load 1.000,004
feet of lumber. She began receiving:
cargo this morning and will be In the
harbor only a few day.
- From here the Aeon Eoee to Ban Fran
. mIbaa 4a n! n am irinaHa 1 Ftal or Vl T Drill t Vt al
: mall. She came here from Eureka, can
fnmla. where aha' took on about 1,000,
1 000 feet of redwood lumber, also con-
i, alg-ned to Australian porta.
The Aeon la the flrat large ateamer
owned In Australia to arrive .nere ana
he ia as Ane a craft aa la often seen
of her claae. Although In the Australian
Mall Una under charter to rann waier
house & Co., she belongs to Howard,
fimlth a C.n. of fivrtnav and Melbourne,
who operate a large number of vessels
in the Australian coastwise trade. The
Aeon was builU three years ago and up
, to that time Australian owners operated
very few large steamers tn- foreign
waters. They have a large' number of
coasting steamers, however, and occa
sionally a sailing vessel comes here
halllnor frnm tha land of the w&llabV.
. Tb- ahlnmant coins: on board the
Aeon la being made by the Pacific Ex-
Sort Lumber company, : which haa th
rltlsh tramp AUanlon, due to arrive
here tomorrow to load for Japan and
China. - The Allenton leit tsan jrran
clsco last Friday and Is expected at th
mouth of the river at any time.
The German bark Albert Rlckmers
reached Astoria yesterday from Ham
burg with a cargo of cement. She re
ports having encountered severe weather
rounding cape Horn, dui iorwim uu
a fairly pleasant voyage. -
The steam schooner Johan Poulsen
ama Tin frnm Eureka this mornina with
'a cargo of redwood lumber that Is being
- discharged at ttanneia a wnari. w ntai
and lumber will constitute the outward
cargo for Ban franctsco.
Tl. tamr Breakwater, which ar
rived at Davis street dock yesterday
afternoon from Coos nay, naa a pieas
.t rim nn th nn&st. - fihe brouaht t
fair list of - passengers but a light
freight. t ,
' ADDED TO MYSTERIES.
All Ilope of Overdue Ships Arriving
Practically Abandoned.
All hope of the British ship Falk
land Bank .ever reaching port has
now been practically abandoned. She
was to come here this, summer' for
wheat but sne has failed to ahow-up
at the South American port for which
she was enroute when engaged to come
here and It Is now believed that she
foundered in a storm or was rammed
and aank in a collision, of which the
details are yet to be learned
Another shin in which de
tm Ul.n Uetri ia tha RA.n afljtare.
Another ship in which deep Interest
mar i&Kfln nere ia uie oi
a ' Bntlsher - ol auoot tne.same sise as
th Falkland Ban. The Bangalore left
Norfolk for Hono.oln 241 days ago and
should have reaches her destination long
ago. Possibly ehe Is afloat, but if so,
and If she should ever reach port, her
tale of experiences would undoubtedly
orrer interesting reaaing.
No word was ever received from the
BrlUah . bark Castle Rock which left
Australia last fall for Puget sound nor
was the Japanese steamer Manshu
Mini over reriorted after she left Yoko
hama for this port via San Francisco
under charter to load a return cargo of
wheat. The Jap is believed to have
foundered In an awful storm that swept
over the Pacific about Christmas time.
. SCHOONER OLSON HERB.
Second Craft of Her Class to Load
- -' Wheat This Summer.
The sailing ahooner Oliver J. Olson
arrived up at Montgomery dock No. 1
yesterday to load wheat for San Fran
cisco. She ia the second vessel of her
ktnd to engage In that class of trade
this summer, - the - big- four-masted
schooner Mindoro havin taken a cargo
to tha iJay euy a lew weeaa ago.
The Olson ia wea Known nere, rav
ing formerly been engaged in carrying
lumDer irom local mnia to kid inn
da and southern California ports. Sae
in to Olson at Manonev or Ban
Francisco and la named for one of the
senior member a relatives. - She . win
carrv away; approximately 1,600 tons
of wheat.
But for heavy wheat ahlpments for
the aeveral weeks past the coasting
vessels woma nave naa iittie nusiness,
lumber traffic being dull for the pres-
Pn
NAPHTHA
Remember me Name
P. & G. Naphtha Soap. It is
white and isenclosed in a; -blue
and white wrapper,
, ' Read nd follow the direc
tions on the inside of the .
wrapper and satisfy yourself
beyond ' question i or doubt :
that "P. & G." is the best
naphtha soap; the best Iaun-
dry soap; a, time saver, a la- .
bor saver, a money! saver.
. When you have done this,
you will in justice to yourself
rinsist that, hereafter, your
. " ' r C- t '
grocer give you - x. , oc . kj.
Naphtha Soap, ; and none
other.
,' '- Remember the ' name .
Procter & Gamble's Naphtha
Soap.
But if you cannot remem
ber the name, remember this
description: The white naph
tha ' soap in the ' blue and
white wrapper.
P. & ; G. NapLtta. Soip
1... ' -rt all grocers. " 4
Transport Sherman Will Not Remain
Hero Very Long.
' The government transport Sherman
will leave Greenwich wharf at I o'clock
tomorrow morning for San Francisco,
carrying most of the casuals who came
here on her from the orient. She Is
being relieved today of baggage belong
ing1 to members of the First Infantry
who are being conveyed to Vancouver
barracks on the steamer Lurllne.
The Sherman arrived up yesterday
afternoon and attracted considerable at
tention. She Is a neat and clean craft,
despite the fact that she brought some
1,200 passengers from the Islands and
was 48 days on the way. Including all
the stops made.
Having been thoroughly fumigated at
the quarantine station there Is now no
danger of smallpox on board the vessel
and she rame here with a clean bill of
health. The fact that there had been
a case of smallpox on board kept visit
ors from boarding her yesterday., Ex
cept for that thousands of sightseers
would probably have gone on board yes
terday. As it was, only those having
business on board passed over the gang
plank. ,
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
' The gasoline sloop Condor leavea
Greenwich wharf this afternoon with
a full cargo of general merchandise for
Waldport and Newport. ;
The steamer Mascot brought a load
of cattle this morning from the lower
river for the stockyards in North
Portland.
The remains Of W. V. "WTiltlam,
Harold A. Ferguson nd Earl Lee Tatum
are being brought to San Francisco on
the transport Sherman from - Manila.
Whitlam and Ferguson were In the army
and Tatum was , city . electrician at
Manila.
The oil carrier Atlas was at the tanks
near St Johns yesterday and discharged
a cargo of oIL:
Bids are Invited for a quantity of
steel doors and trolley raila for use at
Honolulu by the government. The bids
will be oriened at the office of the
division engineers, 1840 Polk street, San
'rancisco, at noon June su.
' MARINE NOTES.
Aster, Ger. tk .Valparaiso
Marechal de Noallles, Fr. bk. West coast
Homeward Bound, Am, bk.VaDc'v'r. B. C,
Le Pelier, Fr. bk Hobart
Salnte Anne, Fr. bk.. Newcastle, N. a W.
Andorlnha, Er. bk Iqulque
I.vdp-af Hr. hk Kantn T-tonalla
jvigo. Nor. sh MeJ'.llones
, Desdamona, Br. sh .....Callao
CornU'Bart, Fr. bk. .Newcastle, N. S. W.
Mully, ir. bk.,.,. Antwerp
Crlllon, Fr. bk. 'i. Antwerp
BOY ESCAPES DEATH
. ALMOST BY MIRACLE
Molse Shulman. aged T years, was
struck by Fulton car 10 Sunday morn
ing at 8:35 o'clock at the corner of
First and Mill streets and escaped death
by a miracle. He was playing in the
street and did not see the approaching
car. He started to run across tne
tracks when the car was within 100
feet of him. '
The motorman clanged the gong but
the little fellow appeared not to hear
it. instantly the air was thrown on
and the power reversed., The boy had
just cleared the tracks when the cor
ner of the car struck htm In the back.
He was thrown several feet, his clothing
being almost torn off. Outside of a
bruised head he suffered no serious In
Jury. He was removed to his home in
an ambulance. 1 He was reported con
siderably Improved this morning.
STJE TO RECOVER " :
L0ANC03IMISSI0N
Charles K. Henry A Son have brought
suit in the circuit court against E. II.
Parker for 11,260 alleged to be due as
commission on a loan of $125,000 nego
tiated on lots 7 and t In block 48, the
loan being taken by Balfour, Outhrie
& . Co. An additional 1525 Is claimed
aa commission for securing the same
company as a tenant for the premises
under a five-year lease. ''
- Astoria, June 22. Arrived at (:S0 and
left up at 12 noon, steamer State of Cal
ifornia, from San Francisco. Arrived at
10:80, torpedo boats Qoidsborough and
Rowan. . - -.
- San Francisco, June ' 22. Arrived
steamer Thomas JU Wand, from Port
land. Arrived at 10:20 a. tn., steamer
Rose City, from Portland. ,
Astoria June 21. Arrived down, at t
and sailed at 6 a. m., steamer . Alliance
for Cooa bay. L,ert up at & a. m unitea
States transport Sherman. Arrived at
7 and left ud at 9 a. in.. British steamer
Aeon, from Eureka. Arrived at-8 a m.
and left up at 1 p. m., steamer Johan
f ouisen, rrom Ban rancisco, via eu
reka. Sailed at 1 a m.. British steamer
Forerlc. for Dalny. Arrived at 2:30 p.
m., German ship Albert Rlckmers, from
Hamburg. Sailed at 2:S0 p. m.. British
steamer Inverklp, for Port Plrle. Ar
rived down at 4: JO and sailed at 7 p.
.. German . steamer Numantia, for
Hongkong and way ports. - Arrived at
C and left up at (:40 p. m., steamer
Santa Rita, from Port San Luis.
Honrkon. June 22. Sailed. German
steamer Arabia, for Portland.
Belfast June 22.r Arrived. French
bark VUle de Mulhouse, from Portland.
Cork, June. 20. Arrived, German ship
Gertrud, from Portland.
Falmouth, June ll. Arrived, British
ship Strathgryfe. from Portland.
Newcastle, June 22. Bailed June 12,
French oark , La : Rochejaqueleln, , for
Portland
v San Francisco. June- 21. Arrived,
schooner King Cyrus, - from Columbia
river.
Astoria. June 22. Condition of the
bar at 8 a. tn.. smooth: wind southeast.
10 miles; weather, cloudy.
: Tides at Astoria today Mign water,
7:60 a. m., 6.8 feet J 8:1 p. m., ,4 feet.
Lor water. I a. m., 1.7 feet; 1:M pt m
l.S feet.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Btgnlar Xdaers Due to Arrive.
State. San Francisco ..........June 21
G- W. Elder, San Pedro, way..,. June 28
Alliance, Coos Bsy. .......June 24
uurena. iiiureaa ana joos. . .. . . june z
Breakwater, Cooa Bay ......... .June 28
Kose City, Han Francisco juns io
Roanoke. San Pedro and way... June 20
Nlcomedia, orient .......July
Arabia orient Aur.
Alesia. orient SeDL 1
Numantla, orient Sept 11
SeguUr Users to Depart.
Breakwater, San Francisco,... ..June 24
G. w. Elder. Ban. fearo. .......June zs
Eureka. Kureka and Coos. .... .June 2
Alliance, Coos Bay. ........... .June 27
State, San Francisco ..........June 27
Roanoke, San Pedro and way ....July
Koae tJiiy. Han rancisco .v.... July
Nlcomedia. orient ....... ......July It
Arabia, orient .................Aug. IS
Alsia orient..,........,,.k... Sept. IK
Numanua. orient Oct.
.V'Ysuwla la Vort,
Broderlck Caatle. Br. ship ......Stream
Larglemore, Br. sh .O. W. P. dock
Crown of India Br. bk........Drrdock
leyland Bros.. Br. sh ...O. V, . p.
Donna France sea. Br. bk........ Astoria
Aisiericamp, uer. ok .Astoria
Ancaios. nr. shlD O. W. P.
Churchill. Am. sch. ....... .....Astoria
Echo, Am. bktn. ............. ..Astoria
Keiburn. nr. bk. ...Linn ton
Minnie jeiton, am. ss........i. Astoria
hjmanuel Accame. It. bk. Columbia No.
Davis, torpedo, boat. Stream
Fox. torpedo boat ............. .Stream
H. K. Hall, Am. sch .....Inman-Poulsen
Inverklp, Br. sa Linn ton
vendee. Fr. bk. . . . . . .Montsomerv No. 1
Asgard, Nor. sh .Stream
John A. Campbell, Am. as. Tongue Point
w. jewett. Am. sen..... .....Astoria
Guernsey. Nor. sa........ .Tongue Point
Snerman, Am. ss. .......... .Greenwich
t . a. ijpop, Am. ss, i ...... . .Knanpton
Oliver J. Olson. Am. ss... Mont. No. -2
A 1 vena. Am. sen. .Astoria
Madura, Br. ss. ....Oceanic
I,etlUla, Am. sch. ...Rainier
Johan Poulsen. Am. ss.... . .Banfield's
Aeon, Br. ss. . , , , . . .... .Noryi Pacif lo
Albert Rlckmers. Ger. bk. ..... .Astoria
Condor, gas sloop............ Greenwich
Breakwater, Am. ss. ...... .Davis street
-: - Za Boat to load Xumber,
Ravalli. Am. as. . . ... . San Francisco
R. L. Inman, Am. ss. . . . . .San Francisco
VV. F. Jewett, Am. sch... .. ....Redondo
Alumna Am. sch. ............ .Kahulul
riverton. Ant. ss ...... ..San Francisco
Behome. Am. sen..... Ia Boca
Homer, Am. as.. ...... ...San Francisco
Sa Xonta With, Cement and General.
Aberfoyle, Br. sh.... ...... ...Antwerp
Kiaari. r r. dk. .............. . .Antwero
Clan Graham, Br. sh......;. ...Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk......; Antwerp
Vlncennes, Br. sh. ............ .Antwerp
Gael. Fr. Dk. ... ......... .London
Neatsfields, Br. sh. ... ....... .Hamburg
navld de Anjers. Fr. sh. ..... .Antwero
Brabloch. Br. bk. ............ .Antwern
Killoran, Br. sh. ............. .Antwerp
Xtfinville. Fr. bk. ...... ....... Antwerp
I'armanlan, Br. bk. ......... .Hamburg
Rochambeau, . Fr. bk.... .Lelth
Gulf Stream. Br. bk. . .Antwerp
-,: Ooai Shlpa Sa Sonte.
La Roche Jacqueltn. Fr. bk. Newcastle, A.
Flfeshlre, Br. bk Newcastle, A.
Bossuet, Fr. bk. ...... . .Newcastle. A.
, Tramp Steamers Sa atonte.
Taunton, Br. as ....... 4 .... , . Guaymas
Tabor. Nor. ss. ............. .Bremerton
Strathflllan, Br. as. ........... .Batavla
Allanton, Br. ss.. San Francisco
Cratghall. Br. ss. ....... .San Francisco
Dulwlcb, Br. ss. ............. .Guaymas
Knight Templar, Br. ss Valparaiso
lladames, Ger. ss..... Puget Sound
Ascot, Br. ss. Victoria
Sark, Nor. ss. ........ ...San Francisco
Katanga, Br. ss. ............ .Guaymas
Daghild, Nor. ss.. ,. .. ...San Francisco
atucranla. Br. aa.... Orient
llford. . Br. ss. Newcastle"
En Boat la Ballast to oaa Grain.
Port Crawford, Br. -ah. ......... .Callao
Agnes Oswald, Br, sh. ......... .Callao
River Falloch, Br. bk ....Callao
Nordsee, Ger. sh. Callao
Oregon, Ger. sh. . i. ....... i. Yokohama
Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk .Yokohama
SCHOONER IDA SCHNAUER
HIGH AND DRY ON BEACH
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The Ida Schnauer 6a the Beach Near Bayocean Park,. '
The Ida schooner came ashore at 8:30 I miles away, the sallAra were taken off
tha afternoon of June 17. and although within a half hour from the time the
the life-saving crew's station is three I ship struck: The boat now lies in the
sand beach within 200 feet of the hleh
water mark and is resting Vastly in the
sands. There Is no immediate dantrer
of Its being broken up, unless, a very
neavy sea should come. : The vensei
came ashore at the foot of Sixth avenue
at Bay ocean park.- This Is about the
middle part of the narrow strip of land
at Bayocean park peninsula.
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL
PRECIPITATES FIGHT
- Because William Fanning took ex
ception to a remark that be should en
ter conjugal bopds he swore to a com
plaint this morning charging John Doe
with ' assaulting his person. . Fanning
is about, so years old, . Saturday night,
he says, he was drinking In Blaster's
saloon, 208 North Thirteenth street,
when one of his drinking companions
told him he was old enough to get
maTrled. He offered to secure Fanning
a wife. Fanning took exception to the
man's badinage and a fight followed in
which he claims to have been beaten
with a billiard cue and a beer bottle.
JUDGMENT OX TIE
CONTRACT AFFIRMED
Judge O' Day in the circuit court this
morning affirmed the judgment of Jus
tice of the Peace Shreve of ,the Mount
Tabor district In the case of Jacob
Mann against William Nutting. Mann
sued for 245 on a railroad tie contract
and was awarded 820 in the lower court,
HEARTBROKEN; BEGS
SON TO COME HOME
Harry J. Rummell go home to your
old mother. She Is breaking her heart
over you. -' - - i
From Mount Blanchard, Ohio, this
morning tm a lpttr it C,.' 1
rnaiuer. The latter r"i-1: - . , '
police Will you ba io kmj 19 i ;
this to some friw,i eOiii.r, uiJ t ,
Mrs. U. F. Ruinmll."
The words "r'Hd ditor" !-. -.. t
Journal to Chief irltmiaclnr. 1.
the enclosure: "Woulil you jilcnw t,rt
kind as to publiHh in your vai.er, j.,r
poor old, heart-broken mour, :
would like to know the a-lnreuliit of
her son, Harry J. Rummell. Mi.-n 1
last heard of him he was In Portl;ii 1.
about a year ago. Mrs. 3. F. RummeU"
1 ITeld on Forgery Charge.
: (United Pre Leased Wlro.i
Boise, ldaso, June 22. W. P. Smith.
alleged to have forged several clieiln
and passed them in this city last Sep
tember, has been taken into custody at
Eagle and brought to Boise, where he
Is now In the county Jail awaiting a
hearing. . ? .
DURING VACATION
Repair and reflnlah the piano dur
ing the vacation while the family Is
away and the teachers are on their va
cation. In order to keep the Kiltsrs
Piano House repair shop running all
summer, thereby retaining the full force
of expert and competent workmen, we
will send for your piano, give it ths
necessarv renairs luat aa vou want
nnisn me rase over una new 11 yo
like take care of it during the time
cou
you're away and place It back in your
noma wnen you return, aoout, ir not
Just, as- good as new and the cost will
e very reasonable, especially if we
can do the work, during the summer
months. Think this over- examine
your piano how about the action? Do
your people complain of Its being too
hard or uneven? Strings In bad shape?
Case scratched and marred? If so, call
us up, phone PrL Kx. 23 or A-2350
we'll do the rest. If you merely want
it moved, .atored or tuned. Kllers Piano
House, 253 Washington street, are better
prepared to do your work than any house
on the coast. ..,... 1 -
LOST OUR SEATTLE LOCATION LE-NNON'S SEATTLE STOCK
immrn to it
$40,000 Worth of Gloyes,'
VlilLUWU M UUUIL
Hosiery,Umbrellas and Parasols
to Be Sold Regardless of Cost
In our '
Portland
and San "
'Francisco: -Stores.
.We are ' !
compelled t
to f ore a "
quick sale.
The stock consists of new-, up-
to-date, fashionable merchandise,
in all the latest styles The kinds,
that have made Lennon's success-
; fuL
Store will be closed all day
today (Monday) to arrange stock .
and to enable the carpenters to
construct ,the necessary - bargain
Jables,,etc.,v
' jSale commences tomorrow
(Tuesday) morning, June 23 9
o'clock.
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''... , BUZLDUrO WAS TOBX BOWX.
Women's Lisle and Silk Gloves
2-clasp French lisle, black, wbiteand f
colors; 35c. values, the pair..-. ....v.. C
2-clasp pure silk, patent tips, best Of"
Store Closed
Monday
Open ;
Tuesday
V r :
Pure silk, extension arms, black and Ifl.
white; $1.25, reduced to 17C
Elbow-length, fine lisle, black, whte OQ
and colors; 85c value, pair &C
Elbow-length silk, patent tips, best CQ-
makes; $1.50 value, reduced to, pr. Ui7C
makes, colors ; 75c values, . pair .
clasp pure silk, patent tips, best 1
makes,' black and white; 75c value.
Bargains in Chamois Gloves
6-button length fine,' French chamois, washable; in
wnue ana natural; value, reduced to, Cfl.
washable OC-
.' ' pair
10-button lenath " fine French
tlbow length mousquetaire chamois; $2.50 (1 1Q
value, reduced to. , ... , . . , . ......) I 1
', ld-button length pique and outseam fine 1 OA
French chamois: $3 value, nair. i aOl.Orf
Women's long t Kid and Cape Gloves, . 10-button -
jcnKiii, unc Kia, wnue only; v.iU value, JJQ
12-button length kid '.mousquetaire, in OA
. black; $3 value, pair ; ..ii...
12 and -button length genuine Cape Gloves, new
tans; $3.50 and $4 qualities, the M OA
Pa'r ... OI.OJ
' WOMEN'S SHORT GLOVES, ' CAPE AND
MOCHA .
1-clasp, , genuine Castor ; Gloves, all colors; CQ.
$1.25 value, pair OuC
1-clasp genuine Arabian mocha; $1.50 value" Ar?
paif ' ; '
G"uj"e English Cape Glove, Dent shades; '"70
- $10 value, pair.'. . . . , "C
.. Men's Gloves .
Men s real kid Cape and Mocha Gloves: $1 50 OA
-. values, pair. . . . . j. .. . .:. , , -. '
Men's Kid and Mocha Gloves,-values up to f OA
$2, pair '-;......,......Jplefalf
Bargain in men's and women's Auto Gauntlets,
x Driving Gauntlets and all kinds of Driving Gloves.
16-button length Venetian lisle. In black,
white and tan; $1.25 value, reduced CO
to, pair OiC
16-button length, pure silk, patent tips;
., best makes, black, white and all dt Oft
colors; $2 value, pair..........vl
Umbrellas at Less Than Cost
Lennon'a Dependable and Guaranteed Umbrellas for
Men, Women and Children.,
tot 4, 75c values... J. ........... 20
Lot 5, 95c values............. ............4S
Lot 7, $1.75 values. ......................... ,.95
Lot 8, $2.25 values. $1.23
Lot 14, $3.00 values.. ........ ..$1.79
Lot 17, $5.00 values $2.79
All our finer Umbrellas proportionately reduced.
' Parasols Greatly Reduced
Children's new Parasols, 25c values..... ........ 5
Children's Parasols, 50c values.. ...1
Women's Outing Parasols, $1.50 values 73d
Women's latest style Parasols, $2.50 values. $1.33
$3.50 values.. .,..$1.98 $4.50 values... ,.,f 2.3D
Finer Parasols, comprising handsome pongees, Irish
linens, French print warps, proportionately reduced,
Women's and Children's Hoilcry
Fine Maco yarn, double sole and heel; 25c "T
quality, pair. . 1 C
Guaranteed brands women's fine Hose, black, ni
white and all colors; 35c values, pair.....?. 1C
Most desirable patterns and colors in fine lisle and
, gauze Hosiery; regular 50c values, at, the
pair. ............. .................. . Z
75c value, pair. . .... ..... , . . . 39
Women's pure Silk Hosiery at great bargains, in
cluding the best known makes, at these low pric:
$1.50 values 95 $2.25 values.. ...,1.3:.
$3.00 values ......f 1.95 $4.50 values f2.1f
Sale
Commences
Tomorrow
Tuesday
Morning
9 oXlock
' V; ' f '
See our
Windows
309 Morrison St., Opp. P. O.
Ma.Qriai.ta, oer. ah ..w-