The Oregon daily journal., September 27, 1908, Page 13, Image 13

'I tit.' GacCiON' irtuA' JOOaAL, i Otti'LA.ti),' bUNDA MOKN1NU. SUlrTKMBEK " tJ, 1908.
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SICKENING TALES OF
NEEDLESS LOSS OF LIFE
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Htirt tint r V-t Lhh4 Win.)
8Ula. 0pt H. ElfhUen aurvlvora
f tba M-fatad Amrlcn bark Star of
anrJ, vrackad on Coronation laiand.
Alaaka. with tha loaa of lit paopla,
raturnad on tho Lynn canal ataamar
Humboldt, Captain JJauthman, arriving
tonight and ' tha aad and alckenlng
atorlaa thay tall of what they to a man
waa tha.aimoat muraaroue ana
aileca
aaa anufflna out of that many llvaa
la In full confirmation, and mora. oT
tha first harrowing datalla of tha w
, ful tragedy of tha aaa, cabled from tba
north. .
Their report adda ona to tho number
or daad. tho flrat account giving 110 aa
tha nuntber perishing. Of tho aurvlv
ora thara ara 17 aU told. ITvwhltaa, II
Japanraa and two Chineaa. Bava ona.
I'm rick Ioftua, cook of tho Star of
inrl. all of tha whltaa ranched Seattle
tonluht. leaving several hours later by
train for San Francisco. .
" Zsaanated Calllsr for Xalp.
Loftus. who haainot yet recovered from
his long struggle for life, la at Vort
WrangeT. -Tha II Japanese resoued are
at taring, Alaska, while the two Chinese
came - aa tnemoera or ' ma - numooiui
crowd of survivors. v '
Nlnety-alx Chinese and Japanese were
left, dead In the north, burled on tha
- beacfa of Coronation Island or ara afloat
or at the bottom of tho watara and In
tha wreckage from the bark, -
"My body la bruised and black and
red, and my limbs are sore and atlff
and only within the paat two daye have
I been regaining control of my voice,
having atralned and taxad every vocal
organ I possesaed in calling and be
seeching those miserable and cowardly
eura of tug captains to coma and save
our llvaa.,r Captain K. T. Wagner.
master of tha frugal, anawerea wnen
Inquiry waa made aa to the progress or
his recovery from the suffering endured
In the wreck and long struggle In tna
water) J
"When nna la ralllner for help belt
ing for life aa we did for hoursbe
IS TELLS OF
miS'MIDEIi
! Brother: of Slayer Shed
Light on Story of Man"
Wlio Kulned Home.
Uearet Hews by Loaft Imm4 Wire.)
New Tork, Sept tt-Tba . atory of
a
en
used tha megaphone, tried It ' hours
without number and yelled tOnO pur-I
poaa. A ' . "
aTbowed Cowardly JUtur. ; V
'Gabriel with his trampata might
have made them hear ua, aa mey uu-
Captain Peter C. Halna baa at last been
told by tha other person who knqwa It
aa well aa any ona living T. Jenklna
Ilaipa, Jointly Indicted with nla brother
and now In Long Island city Jail, await
jng triai. t
The atory la told. In a letter to
friend, dramatically plcturjnir tha whole
irmgour anu recoroing in words mrmrj
ImDulse and heart.thrnh which led un
coouuut 1 10. tne cumaz, when Captain liains in
i - . it .. T1...U T.nlA Vriul In. U . . t - . 1 , . . 1
IVVrii U'BV JIAIIWII. . i j , - i lllK . uw di Willi is. i wu i mm mu
Matson and Frank AUtla In going asnore of tha float and emptied tha contenta of
In that boat and getting ue a Ufa line. jan atitomatio revolver Intd the body of
mey uia not nesiutie , f 'man na Delleved had betrayed Bia
were neeoea. ii uey ewuiu r,ru9 na wrecked hia home.
..k. ... v .n.we la needed. . r . i roUia Driven to Madness.
u... mU mil miilv to their p In iiiivir to ths (fuaatton of whether
Mni ! ihi: ir Henry oriman. no oeneves tnai a man anouia noia tne
president of the Alaska Pack era' asso- I sanctity of hla home 'above life, Mr.
elation which owned and operated tha I Halna answsra that tha sanctity of tha
Star of Bengal, doea not prosecute the I home la above all other human eonsld
mastera of those two tuga I will." . a jeratione and that its honor and sane
Suestionaniy aid near, dui ii wwuiu n
one no good. Tou can call; a coward
to noma on bot he will not approach,
but you can depend on him running
awav aa thoaa mlaerable fellows did.
'YVrntraat thale cowardly COO
with the bravery of those four.vqlun
Captain Wagner aaya thera waa plen-1 tity la the one thing that ralsea the
)y
way to Ui wrok in ttm to aav thoMl ho and hU brother did not co out to
f time and nlenty of daylight In l man above the brute.
which the tuga oould have louna ineir i tragea
ty of
lost on account of tha breaking of tha
Una or breechea buoy aa was rtpurwu.
BEGRUDGES MONEY TO
END CHOLERA PLAGUE
Concerning the
iiseu Mr. plains declares inai
Ills brothsr did not so out to
aboard. Ha aaya that no Uvea were I flqd. and kill Annie. Ha claims that
iw iiku uu part in me aiarnia vxvepi
io protect hia crotner arter feier
fired on Annie. Ha deelaraa that hla
brother. had. been driven to madness
that hia act was that of a madman anc
that he waa more like a dead man than
one living. The letter follows: -
. "Lour Island Cltv JatL Sent.. k Dear
-rawing io your groat Kindness ana
rrienasnip j reel that I might answer
a xew. oi tne questions in your letter.
Tou ask ma if I believe a man
ahould hold tha sanctity of his home
above Ufa My answer la that tha aano-
tity or home la rar above all other hu
man consideration. It Is tha funda-
fCalted Press Leased' Wire.)
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept, . Tha
bureaucracy Ot St. Peleraburg la weigh
ing dollars against human life, and aa a
reault Russia la today threatened with
one of tho gravest cholera acourgea In
the hlatory of the empire. .
. Premier Stoiypln. Into whose handa
tha work of defeating Imperative sani
tary reforms waa recently , placed, la
meeting with discouragement from those
In authority, on avary hand. They are
protesting vlgoroualy against the enor
mous expense Involved In cleaning up
the city, and as a result of their op
position the worn will pronaDiy Da oniy
naif done. -- - - - ........
One of premier Btoiypin a proposals is
a complete new system or sewerage,
the estimated coat of which la. $40,000,
000. "
Leading members of the douma have
rirnmlaed that that body will bear half
this cost, but the whole aoheme bids I
tnental principle of all -culture, all civ-
, . illiatlon, all that makea life worth llv-
falr to be wrecked by tba outory from! trig. It la tho honor-and aanctlty of
the bureaucrats. llnB ramny aione wnicn raises tne man
It la beln pleaded that tha advant ot J above the brute. Upon tha aanctlty
cold weather will put an end to thel0f the man's home Is based all law, all
cholera apread, wbereaa tne m story oi i prder and all that la honorable.
all cholera pugueo nae Deen aBOtlty of Home Paramount.
ZffJ-Xhn ": if a Van ahould defend
eurrence of the scourge.. . home. I do not know that I under-
' Bad conditions are In St Patera- atand the queaUon aa you put It . The
burg, they are hardly to be compared real man, as you know, oayea those he
with the menaelmr aspect rof the die- Jovss first saves them and doea what
ease In other parti of the empire. In he can to the uttermost of hla ability
aoores of towna the wretched poverty of before one selfish thought onters hia
the people, overjed wltn tne ignorance i ja"iu iur m- wn ""
l..i;'ni T.in.t. niniutiiil mnna.i "Now you know, my dear friend, that
inakaa the work of guarding J a man lives for others. He cannot live
against the fearful, outbreak in . the for himself alone. No real man doea
aprlng an utter impoaslbility. thV , .
Doctora are appalled at the prospect, "Ae to the Infamous friend who ln-
and aay that whatever the outcome in yaiea ana oesirova ma noma, woras
St Petersburg there la no hope of Ira- fall me, la theri anything ao deadly
provement elaewhere. hldeoua. anything ao horrible? And
It la estimated that throughout Bus- afterwards with cringing manner and
sla there have already been 18,000 sneaking stealth comes and borrows
deatha from cholera In many towna mony. Tea, borrows money from the
IS ner cent of tha caaea have teaminated ruined husband. Money to pay for the
. . - I InfanXMia It 1 1 si
fatally.
LITTLE JOHNNIE HIKE TO SCHOOL,
OR ELSE GET WHAT'S COMING TO YOU
Ko more hop-picking. Johnnla,
; , And no excuse for ldlenesa will do.
' 1 The truant man la kicking,
, And he might give you a licking,
( For he has got hla eyea on you.
Beginning tomorrow, tha Borrows of
the email boy and hla larger brother
who doea not Ilka to attend school will
be on In earneat. Thia la tha direct
oonaequenre of an announcement by
Truant Officer White that he will from
this time forward insist on tne strict
tlon law.
' . Onn reason for leniency un to the
a . . . . i - i uA v,nn vinirt...
out of the city ana Droxen in on tneir
schooling. Tomorrow will be the start
on tha third week of school, and the
truant officer aaya the time has come
for all to understand that the law will
be enforced without distinction. i.
Under the law all children from tha
agea of nine to 14 inclusive must attend
school throughout ha term. Those
from 14 to 16 years old are also re
quired to go unless they have completed
the required work of a certain grade at
school, and they are not then exempt
unless .they are employed. In other
.V. law. t mr, A a . V. a avav-v .hiM
attend" 'school through the sixteenth
year unless he or she la employed, and
even that will not be an excuse where
the child la deficient in studies.
. "She truant officer of Portland also
has Jurisdiction throughout school dis
trict No. 1, which gives him a large
territory outside tne city to iook alter.
BUYS $5,000 BONDS;
GETS BOX OF SAND
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Wilmington, Del., Sept 26. Edmund
A. Harvey, ex-president of the McCul
lough Iron company, has been buncoed
out of $5,000. He la 17 yeara old.
While taking hla daily walk near hla
home he waa approached by a young
man representing himself to be a sin
of James P. Winchester, jpraaldent of
the First National bank. ' He told of a
book' which had been printed contain
ing a portrait and sketch of Mr. Har
vey, and persuaded the old man to go
to a building, where tne two mat an
oldeV man. 1 ..
- After some talk tha older man said
ha could let them in on aome "gilt
edge" bonds. The confederate agreed
to take one-half of them and Mr. Har
vey the other half for 15,000 each.1
Mr. Harvey drew $6,000 from a bank,
returned to tha house and received the
bonds.- which - were "delivered" to him
in a box. Arriving' at home he found
that it contained only black sand.
The Gold in the Ruby Glass.
' From tha Touth'a Companion,
Genuine ruby glass la expensive be
oause It Is prepared with gold. It owes
ita color to the presence throughout its
mass of partlclea of gold too amall to
be seen with the microscope.
Only the ultramlcroscope, which ren
ders - visible objects perceptible by
means of their diffusion of light. Is
able to snow the existence of these
minute partlclea. With tha ordinary
microscope tne jriaaaaDbeara as a uni
form t ran a Da rent mass, but the ultra-
microscope shows that it la filled with
points ot light resembling atara on a
black background. These points indi
cate the presence of tha partlclea of
gold to which color of the glass is due.
Infamous child murders which have
helned to conoeal his infamy. No. oh.
no, there are no worda In which I can
describe "him. No words lh whioh I can
picture this deadly creature and even
Imagination falls to get the fullness of
tne dastardly aeeas.
Asked for Officer.
"Tou ask mo. my dear friend, what
I think should be a husband'a duty to
hla wife, in my opinion it la paramount.
Me anouid mane ner a partner, in-wnom
ha places absolute raitn ana commence.
The wife'a duty la the same. If the
husband is away from home then there
Is always the opportunity for the
treacheroua friend, the lneinuatini
KiTiooth mural who takes .'advantage o:
the very love, and, gentlaneea of tha
lonely woman. In my brothera case,
he was an officer and was ordered to
serve his country. ' He did not wish to
leave his wife. He even seriously con
sidered resigning from the army, but
he did his duty and went forth,
"As for the killing of Annls, I bad
nothing to do with It We did not go
to i Bay side for that purpose, -mat l
?TOtected my brother afterwards from
he fury of the crowd of Annls friends
Is not true and I Implored .them to 'get
an officer.' I would not allow further
trouble, it la true.
DUEL OF DOCTORS ;
CAUSED BY SLIGHT
LAST: OF GIBSON
: GIRLS HS
sjasanaiaaniHaBiaal 4
Bridal Party Numbered Six
and Did Not Look Very
,; ' ; ' SwellV :
' 4 SsMwaiw-aaaaasaaaweBl 4 " 1 - " "
' By Lady Henry Somerset,
London, Sept II. One mora th
aUga haa provided a bride. In tha par-
son of Mlaa Sylvia Storey, to a mem-
bar of tha peerage, and one'of the laat
of tba band of tha ao-callad Gibson gtrla
who ware celebrated for their beauty.
Tha bridal party numbered alx, and
must have looked mora Ilka tha amall
band gjjbered to witness tha marriage
of an artisan who haa a day holiday
for tha occasion' than tba fashionable
marriage whloh usually takes plana la
St James Church. Piccadilly.
some time ago tha claim or tha Earl
dom of Poulett waa disputed by Wll
Ham Turner Thotnaa, . known In tha
streets of London an an organ grinder,
who used to ply hla trade with a large
cara nung in rroni or nia instrument
wltn tha Inscription. "Viscount Hlnton."
Tba organ grinder a claim, however,
Hungarian Deputy's Remark About
Dead Stephan Results In. s
Challenge. , ,
The "Insides" of
a Selz Royal
Blue Shoe
Budapest,. Sept. it A duel duo to a
alighting remark about a long dead king !
haa' been fought by Dr. Arkay.and Dr. ;
Benedek. the latter a well-known - mem
ber of parliament" Dr. Arkay, who waa
the challenger, received a aevere wound
la the head with a Turkish saber.
The arrair or nonor was aue to a
runnl remark on the Dart of the dan-
nty, who characterised King Stephan of
Hungary an oia iooi ana tnier." ur.
Arkay resented this act of posthnmua
lese majeste Stephan was crowned
king of Hungary A. D. 1000 and tha
challenge followed.
POPE TO PRESIDE AT
CARNIVAL INTATICANi
The parts you
can't see in a
shoe are just
as important
as any parts
of it; the in
ner soles, the
counters, the parts that help or lessen the ycar.
Its an easy way for makers to cheat in shoes, and
even experts cant see the fraud after the shoe is made.
You never have any doubt about a Selz Royal Blue
Shoe;' they're not cheapened by poor materials in any
way.
Selz Royal Blue $3.50, $4, $5
Seventh and Washington.
Plua X Will Encourage Sports- fat
an Immense Stadium Many ,
Entries. , ,
(Heant News by Longest Leased Wire.)
' Rome, Sept Z. Papa Piua'X la to
preside at a great aporta carnival la tha
Vatican grounds, organised' aa ona of tha
events to celebrate hla lubllee. It 'will
be an Interesting athletio meeting, prac
tically an "Olympiad" for. Cathollca.
The arena win De in the famous Bel
vedere court which holda about 40.000
la being converted into one
of the finest "stadiums" la tha world.
Tha pope, who haa alwaya riven m(
encouragement to "muscular Christian
ity, ' will witneaa tna games from a lux
urious box large enough to accommo
date the cardlnala and other high church
dlgnltarlea
BERLIN ADVERTISES
FOR RICH AMERICANS
Foreigners Cut Obtain" Invitatkma
to the Moat Exclo-lva Germaa
Soeletr.
(Hearst Xww f Laag-at Leeera Wwe.)
Berlin, Sept :. A aoelety ' paper
publishes the following card:
"Rich foreigners, either lad lea r gen
tlemen, unmarried or widoweI, e.n
have rarda or Invltationa for the most
exclusive reception a of the Berlin 'W'eet
tnd. where they will bare erraalo to
meet with ariatecrata, men and wo an a
ef different eg ea. matrlmoaially la
lifted.
Referenda will tva fnralahed. tHe
erun an both aides la a matter at
peraoaai Boaw
Delaware feineerata tiara aewilnated
a a ate tckt hed4 Vy Xtr. Rewieed
O. Payjtar of linu far a -verve.
waa Investigated by the house of lorda
. -
tna rejectea.
The Interest, however.' of aucn
wadding doea not ao much reat on tha
ract that an actress haa become a
countess as on tha at range change which
haa taken plana with regard to. the peer
age and the stage.. When In 1831 the
Karl of Harrtna-ton married Maria root.
and the fifth Earl of Kseex in 1811 mar
ried Kitty Stevens, tba original of
"Pretty Polly Perklna of Paddlnrton
Green," these marrlagea ware vary rare,
but alnoa tha ntnetiea they ara becom
Ing very constant and wa have Lord
uraney. uora rranois Hope, xra cion
mel. Lord lieadfort Lord Rosslrn. Lord
De Clifford, Lord Aahburton, Lord Ab
erdare and tha Hon. J. Tarda Buller all
allied to ladlea from tha ataaa.
l tninE tnat tna aoiuuon la not -rar
tO' find. ' Between tha point of view
of tho manners and the dress of tha
aotreaa and of tha lady of tha great
woria were useo to, no an lmpaaaaoie
gun. . . -
Between tha manners, tha dress and
the mode of thinking of tho lady - of
tna smart est ana tne actress toaay
thera . ia no oerceDtlble difference, ac
cept possibly that the balance of mor
als Is on tha aide of tha actress.
Amona tho marrlaxea which have
caused a surprise, no secret haa been
more carefully guarded, and no matri
monial alliance haa ever caused more
amasement than the alliance between
Mrs. Mars nan . Field ana itaidwin
Drummond. ' . - .
Not even ner moat Intimate frlenda
had an idea that tha marriage waa
arranged, and only when, aha aat at her
luooheon table after the ceremony with
her husband and tha beat man did ahe
pencil a Utle note to an Intimate
her tha Information that aha had Jqat
been married. i .
I think most people will congratulate
the lady on her eense, fur tha Interest
aroused by the ntarriage af a woman
who oa-na millions from tha fact of her
vat wealth ran be neither gratifying
nor convenient, and oonsequf ntly this
quiet and unassuming ceremony points
to munh good taste, and If 1 may add,
god feeling.
That great, old man. General Booth,
haa left a notable message before set
ting sail for Mouth Africa, and, Pope
that be la. haa left word that thla an.
rpellral "waa to be read In all placea
ef worship where the army assembles,
without any comment'
In It General Booth declares hla firm
faith In tha. equality ef woman with
man, In the value of her gifts and the
extent of her influence. "1 Insist. ha
soys, - on woman a equality. uvery of
ficer and soldier ahould hold to It that-
woman Ja aa important, aa valuable, aa
cepacia ana as necessary io the pro
greaa and happiness of the world as
man. ..
Unfortunately a large number of
class think otherwise.
to tne notion of oy-
Is
people of every cli
They still cling
a-ene aaea that, aa a be In, woman
inferior. Oftsntlmes she Is treated with
less' consideration as to health and com
fort than tba horses that run In omni
buses, or beasts that are fattening for
alauanter. - The . Salvation lm Kaa
done and la doing something to combat
theae niaeoua neatnen notions.
' lie then goea on to detail how In tha
work of uod woman has been placed on
an equality wun man in inn army. "I
do not aay,". he continues, "that every
Individual faculty of woman la equal to
tne correspond. ng racuny or man, any
mora than. I would aay that each car-
ticular capacity poaaessed by man Is
equal to tne same in woman.
"They differ both In character and
degree, but where one la weaker the
other ia stronger, and he concludes by
saying, "Let us then determine to pay
woman more regara in tne position as
signed to her by the providence of God.
aa a wife, aa a mother, aa a daughter
and a a comrade In the Salvation
Array,- .
OKLAHOMA HONEY MINE
Oil Men's Discovery In the nigh
Land Near Sapulpa.
' From tha Tnlaa Democrat
Jerry McKay, a well known oil man
from Sapulpa, related a very odd story
to a Democrat reporter today. It was
that of a bee atlng resulting In tha
finding of a gold mine of honey In tha
rock banka near Sapulpa.
M. L. Kelley and John Chaney, two
prominent oil men of bspuipa, are the
parties implicated in ine story. Mr.
Kelley and Mr. Chaney started out Mon
day morning from Sapulpa to drive to
well they are arming on tne ooggy
id. seven miles west of Sapulpa. The
men were about half way to the well
when . auddenly they were attacked by
a large drove of beea. The beea swarmed
about the buggy and stung the men
and horses until they were compelled
to seek refuge. They whipped up their
team and drove to the cabin of an In
dian named Watahee. Here they told
of their adventure and had the pain al
leviated by the Indian, who put aome
kind of preparation on their wounds.
In conversation with the Indian con
cerning the occurrence they were told
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- LARGEST VARIETY OF NEW FALL AND
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TO SELECT FROM. , , '
See the late arrivals in Suitings, Overcoatings, Fancy Vest
ings and Trouserings. .. '
friend, an aa'aha left tha room gave of tha many beea In the hills and caves
raaea.
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Garmenta to order In a de
Full dress and tuxedo aults a specialty.
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HI SIXTH STREET, COR. ALDER.
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about thrse miles west of Sapulpa.
Thar did not believe this atory at flrat
He.-aald ' that ths Indiana around hla
cabin war, getting gallons of honey In
the cavaa every aay. rnia set tne on
man to thinking. That afternoon they
went to tha place ha told them of. On
their way "they met an old; Indian wo
man who - waa carrying two pails of
sparkling atralned honey. Thla encour
aged them. 1
They cama upon a big post oak In the
field. This had been hacked In several
placea and tha honey was dripping from
he cut in tne tree into regular poois
on tha ground. They did not atop at
tha tree, but went on to tha cavea As
they neared the rock cliffs they could
hear a droning like that of alghlng pine
trees, ao many In number were the bees.
As they came closer they could see a
kind of black cloud hovering before the
racks. There must have been 60 big
swarms of bees around the rocks.
when they were close up to tha curia
they noticed huge cracks In the rocks.
and large holes. In these the honey
waa drlDDlnr almost In small streams.
There were aome 20 buckets and palls
setting in the rocks catohlns; the honey
The Indians are said to break the combs
of honey with sticks, and let the honey
run out Into pails. A pall will fill In two
aayn time,
Ing of this great bee Induatry by tha :
oil men accounts, for the great amount
of strained honey tha Indiana have been
marketing. It waa thought before that
the Indiana ralaed tha beea.
Tha oil men say that tha sandstones
In the cliffs are Just saturated with
honey and a little piece of stone In a
bucket of water will sweeten it. The
discoverers ara at a loss to know how
tha bees oame to be there. It ia .aald
by Indiana and other old timers in this
section that about 10 yeara ago an
old Indian who had a few beea waa
killed. It ia thought by them that hia
beea went wild and multiplied and in
creased In number until at present there
are millions of honeymakera. '.
About 40 papera of OreSon have every
wdek some Item similar to this from tha
Condon Globe: "Not a house to. rant in
tha whole town." Thia la tha common
remark beard on the atraeta. It la . re
gretful. It la a aerlou condition that
confronts the Wheat City, ona destined ,
, . -A n a ma-Val dxaree the Vrowth
Condon is aoina- neraen
Injustice by not navlng comfortable
houses to rent. The word la being passed
around that there la no use to coma ta
Condon to live, for there ara no bousea
It is aald that the find- available.
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Ladies' Elastic Belts, 23c
15c Dresden Ribbon, 7c
35c Veiling, 15c
S .aV
Hand Bags, 19c
40c
Cashmere
Hose
2i5c
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1 AM RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
LAWRENCE SHANAHAN
144-146 THIRD STREET . MUKK1SON AMU ALUt.lt
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12V2C Hose for 8Kc
25c Hose for 12-Vic
20c Boys' Hose 12I2C
Misses' Fine Cash
mere 40c Value
25c
Ladies'25c
Hose
15c
$50.00
Suits .
932.50
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All
New
Styles
$45.00
Suits
$30.00
A
Perfect
Fit
$42.50
Suits
?27.50
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Showing
the
Latest
$40.00
Suits
$25.00
Sixty
Styles
to ,
Select
From
$15.00
Etamine
Skirts
$9.98
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to
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Ladies' fine Cambric Skirts, 12-inch flounces,
with three rows of tucks, 98c value, for. , . .490
Ladies' fine Sheer Skirts, high-grade goods, with
three rows of lace insertion, prettily tucked,
$1.75 value 98
Ladies' fine Skirts, made from English Long
cloth and trimmed with 20-inch flounce of Eut
norde, regular $2.50 value $1.25
LADIES' SWEATERS
One lot Ladies' Sweaters 98
Ladies' Fancy Sweaters, all mannish ef
fects, double breasted $2.98
Ladies' Fancy Knit Sweaters," semi-fitting,
$6.00 values $3,48
Misses Sweaters in white and red only,
$2.50 value $1.75
Children's Wool Sweaters, 75c values 49
$7.50
Panama
Skirts
$4.95
Fall
Styles
at
Fallen
Prices
$15.00
Suits
$10.00
Every-day
Needs at
Every-day
. Prices
$7.00
Sflk
Waists
$4.05
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Men's Shirts 39
Men's Shirts, $1 vals. . .59
Working Shirts . . . . . . .39
50c Undershirts 27
75c Bib Overalls .49
Men's Heavy ;Sox. k . . . . 5
Men's Black OveraHs. .39
Men's Hose 7$
Men's stiff-bosom v ,
Shirts 23
Men's heavy Suspenders.
special 23
Men's Ribbed Under
wear r...29f
TAILOR MADE
SUITS
$22.50 Tailor-made Suits, all new and desirable
styles in jacket effects .$12.50
One lot fine Cheviot Suits, alt sizes, values up
to $25.00. now .' $10.00
Ladies' fine Coats, 54 inches Ing, circular cut,
regular value is $17.50; our retiring
price $0.98
One lot of Misses Suits, age 14, 16 and 18 years,
in fancy stripes in blues and browns, $16.50 val
ues, new $12.50
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SHANAHAN
144-146
Third St
BUS
PETTICOATS
100 Sateen Petticoats, cut
very full ...,65
$1.75 black and colored
, Heatherbloom Petticoats, all
sizes $1.00
Fancy, striped Petticoats,
worth $1.50, extra full, well
made 9S
Heatherbloom Petticoats for
stout people, $2.25 value
for '..$1.65
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
10-4 Gray Blankets .,.49
15c Bath Towels 9f
$1.50 Hemmed Spreads .....S9
Big Bed Comforters 49
Wool Blankets $3.50
Lbnsdale-finished Muslin , . . . . 7
75c Table Linen , 59a
$1.25 Table Linen . . .V 79
Unbleached Cotton Flannel ............ ..'.5
Irish Table Linen, ten patterns to select from,
65c value .. V..42
$37.50
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Made
Suits
$22.50
Prices
Down,
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Economy's
ounda-
tion
$17.50
, Long
Coats,
$9.98
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Black
Sateen
Waists
48
Heather-
.bloom
Petticoats
$1.00
Warm
Things
for
Cold
Days
$100.
Wool
Waists
$2.25
$33.00
Fine
Long
i Coats
$f7.50
150
Fancy
Striped
Petticoats
' 0S
Seeing
is Free,
Believing
is Easy
$7.00
Suk
Petticoats
$4.50
Flannel
ette Waists
4S
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