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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 2D. 1003. IfJPMSOD 10 0UIZII1C CADIfiET .Vancouver Woman Fatally Uiirhed Man Who At tempted Rescue Pead, .' (AperMI PUpstra I The Jourail.) ' Vancouver, ,Wih, 8ept Z.-James Wannlna. a well-known resident of Van couver met a horrible death laat night while trying to rescue Mra. E. J. Green ' from the biasing- frame of a bath cab inet Manning a led In great atony an ,. hour after the accident, whlie Mia. Green la In Critical condition and la noi exiwiea 10 aurvive nrr Duma. ' Mrs. Ureen ta the proprlotor of th fiiverview hotel and has been In neaitp for aome time. Mannlna- h , been etaylng at the hotel and had been iieniive to Mra. Oreen for aome time, yesterday evening-'he accompanied her to the home of Mra. J.. Hrown, who haa been giving Mra. . Gren vapor baths aa a treatment for the- ailment with which ahe waa sufferlnaj. - While giving the treatment Mra. Brown attempted to refill the tank supplying- th lamp of the bath cabinet with Jrasollne. Blie refilled th tank and had uat left the room when there waa a oud explosion and the unfortunate suf ferer waa enveloped to th blaaing oil. ' Entangled In the blaaing frame of the bath cabinet. Mra. Green waa helpleaa, and Manning, anawerlng her acres me rushed to her aid. Manning hattlad with the blazing frame, and In tearing It from around Mra. Green saturated hla clothing with the biasing gasoline. With the aid of neighbors whaMiad been summoned by the cries of Mra. Hrown, the fire waa extinguished, and In the ex- Cltement both Manning- end Mra. (IrMit . were left unattended. When they were discovered by firemen some time later Manning waa beyond medical aid, dying a ahort time after being removed to St Joseph's hospital, Mrs. Qreen was alao In a aerioua condition. - The burns from' the' blazing gasoline extended over the.entlra hndlna n hnth Manning and Mrs. preen, while bits of aiasa ironi driven dee (lass from the bursting lamps had been n oeeD It was 40 minutes before the assist- In to the flesh. nee of physicians could be secured. Pr. Pomp was the first to arrive, and attempted to relieve the sufferings of panning ana Mrs. ureen, but not before Wanning was beyond medical assist ance. At the hosDltal no hooa ia held cut lor in recovery of Mrs. Green, I CREWS WORK IN DEEP CANYON I ' , ... - - - , , ' ' " ' t : V, ' v.-' v..; - . ' " .' - ,v--'. ' - .. -v -" .' ' ' ,.... - " . -t : ' . .' V? - k ' v ,4 . Is-.! n ; w'.- "l'pr-MiiiiM-iwiinisiniiri n - r--r-r rr--Tiri --niiMir mr nun iniissiuaiijicLJLujLjijLJ I Canyon In Which ; Men Work, Tba blow which knocked on I Corbett was a revelatloa to tli prix flghurs. From tha earliest dy of the ring tha knock-out blow wat aimed for tha jaw, the temple or the Jugular vein. Stomach pooches were thrown to to worry and weary the fighter, but If a scientific nan had told one of the old fighters that the most vulnerable spot was tha region of tha stomtoh. he'd bva laughed at mat for an Ignoramus. ,Dr. ricrce Is bringing boou to the public a parallel facts that thsjsVmacVls the most vulnerable organ oulofhepis ring as well as In lb we protect bur hanHd, throats, feet and lung, but theNXettniohXeve are utterly Indiffer ent to, until dlstkAflnds the solar plexus and knocks otouu yfiKe your stomach fjmiii aja .imp fy ti.i ujt! m iju.r Fierce i(i-li-n MeiTrcBl T)iicov-rv. Hr;J alia foot. 'Oolden Medical Licovery" cures "weaTt stomach," Indigestion, or dyspepsia, tospld liver, bad, thin and Im pure blood andT)ther diseases of toe or gans o' digestion and nutrition. The "Golden Medical Discovery "has a ipeclfle curative effect upon all mucous surfaces and hence cures catarrh, no matter where located or what stage It may hare reached. In N assl Catarrh it Is well to cleanse the passages with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy fin Id while using the 'Discovery "as a constitutional rem edy. Whv the "Golden Medical Discov ery "cures catarrhal diseases, as of the ttomach, bowels, bladder and other pelvlo organs will he plain to yon If yon will read a booklnt of extracts from the writ Ings of eminent medical authorities, en dorsing its Ingredients and explaining; their curative properties. It Is mailed free on request. Address Dr. E. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. This booklet gives all the Ingredients entering Into Dr. Pierce's medicines from which it will be seen that they contain not a drop of alcohol, pore, triple-refined glycerine being used Instead. ' Dr. Pierce's sreat thousand -paire Illus trated Common Sense Medical Adviser will be sent free. DSDer-bonnd. for 21 one- cent stamp; if riotn-oouna ior u stamps, JOHN AND JAMES most oJm Value ; . Tho Boot in Quality V KEEMIT EOOSEVELT PEAISED AS HUNTER Wlre.1 II ' ' matt Melette. S. D., Bept 2. That Ker- ' xnlt Kooaevelt la aa true a lover of wild .animals as his father, tha president, and aa fine a hunter, Is the statement snaae toa&y ty captain Beth Bullock, United States marshal of South Dakota, a very close friend of the president. Who la on the Taft train and spent the entire forenoon relating; stories about Western. exDerlencea of the nrealdent Sm4 hla ' son. Captain Bullock said that when Ker. in U was In the west he located a wild buffalo bull which the owners agreed was dangerous to have around and . agreed to allow Kermlt to kyi 4t. . Captain Bullock told his young- charge about the chance for a fine shot and Kermlt sighted on the animal. Then s lie eald: ii mo last wna ouriHio duu must be killed. I'll not be the- one to do ft," and Kermlt refused to shoot. . : Captain Bullock declared that Ker mlt was a fine ahot . A' dosen crews of railroad surveyors are worklna- at present southward from the Columbia river towards Bend in Crook county. The larger part of -these are running lines In tha canyon of ' the Deschutes river, which offers a nat ural passage way from the' mouth of the Deschutes to the tableland in the vi cinity of the mouth of Trout creek west Madras. . i ' The photograph shows the wide and deep canyon near the mouth of White river, miaway between tne uoiumoia ana iroui creeK, wnere engineers are act ive in finlHhlnr nermanent surveys. Both the Harrlman and Oregon Trunk aur- veyors are hastening tmir work in com pleting their final locations preparatory to beginning construction into tne cen tral part or tne state. IslEETAf-D SHAKE MISSING MINISTER MAY HAVE- GONE DOWN TO CALIFORNIA Sherman Invites Kern to Visit Him ; Kern Says He Sure Will. ' No trace has yet been found of Rev George H. Houghton, the aged Method ist minister who so mysteriously dls appeared ' September -18, and some of his rrienas rear mat ne naa met witn roui play or that a serious accident has hap Dened to him. Rev. T, M. Ford of 1S East Thirty fifth street, howevor, at whose house the missing minister stayed for a while, NO HEABST TICKET that no harm -MI' has is befallen confident him '. "I think he haa gone to California," he said. "He's, all right. - He had been ON IDAHO HyLTiOTIaollftr to various cliurcliej and coi r UXPJST leges, and I don't think' he was worth "You mean you think he was not Just (United Proas Leased Wire.) Boise, Idaho, Sept 29. No Indenend - ence party ticket will be on the ballot .at the November election in this state mis year, xesteraay was the last day for the "riling of tickets and the Hearst followers failed to comply with the law. Representatives of Hearst visited Idaho last ' spring and- made an un successful effort to organize the party here. right Jn the tead?" Mr. Ford was asked. "Well, you can make your own Infer ences," he replied. -1 There is in the morgue the unidenti fied body of an old man, and it was thought at first that this might be Houghton's body. He was found in the park with a bullet hole in his head, flalnly a case of suicide. He was about feet 10 Vs inches in height And 'had white hair and a white mustache. ; But Rev. Mr. Ford says that Mr. Houghton (Onltrd Press Lessee Wire.) Chicago, Sept. 29. James S. Sherman and John W. Kem. the vice-presidential candidates of the Republican and Dem ocratic parties, met today in the lobby of the Auditorium Annex and shook hands cordially. They exchanged felici tations and Sherman invited Kern to visit him at his home in Utica, N. T. "Bring Mrs. Kern, too,", urged sner- man. "Ail right, I certainly will. If I can possibly arrange it, replied Kern. Both enjoyed the meeting and seemed greatly pleased. former congressman uurus ap wnr.,r mii.inxhA at lnt he in nrettv 1 Proacned as tney were talking. Me said tnere Is no! x wunt. iu tfnau uauua wiiu uiq next possibility of the body .in. the morgue viwo-v"s""- . , . M being that of the missing man. t Jo make sure he shook the hands of Rev. Houghton left Portland, presum- i Kin, amy, on iseptemDer . is to auena tnjj Methodist conference at Salem. He has i not been heardfrom or of since. WUB till PHI" s m . . . . .. . bv fire toHV morning, ucioDer i uiaie, auppoaea 10 nave been I Fire in Oiinatown. l (Util'pd Press Lessee Wire.) .' San Francisco, Sept. 29. The whole Chinese quarter of this city was threat- i. cnea wiin aesiruciion wnen . caused by spontaneous combustion, - started in the basement of a building occupied by Yow Toen A Co., 717 Du f pont street, destroying almost the en tire building and entailing a loss of 1160,000. Much excitement was caused v among the celestials for a time by a report that 10 Chinese employes nad been hemmed in by the fire and burned to aeain. ii was learned axter the fire GENERAL DELIVERY OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT, NEW CLERKS PUT ON Six additional clerks are to go to work at the Portland jjostofflce Thurs- had been' capea, extinguished that they es- Upon the same date the - genera ! de livery and the stamp windows will be gin keeping open until midnight. July 1, li clerks from the Portland office .were allowed by the department Six of them were put to work almost immediately. The order provided that the others , shouldn't report for : duty until fall, x - The clerks-who go to work Thursday morning were . selected from the civil 'if ' ' ' - service list of successful applicants who have been waiting. Those who head the list for the positions are: Robert E. Rowe, Irma Riches, Edgar Verry, Austin T. Farrens, jcarl J. sparry and Melville D. Teats. - .- .. - - These clerks start in-on salaries of $600 each. 1 The general delivery windows, which are now usually crowded during the hours of the day and evening, owing to the idea of keeping open until 12 o'clock at night, will benefit by the order owing to the fact that many persons who have been going to the offloe in the day will call for their mall at night , - , Sherman went to Danville. 111., from here and Kern went to Kalamaioo, Mich., mis oiiernpon. j ' The use of hollow" cast Iron blocks Instead of fire bricks above the melt ing zone In smelting cupolas is said to have proved a success where tried, as the iron withstands -erosion better than the bricks. , A SUflOIGAL Neuralgia Pains . j i Are the result of "an abnormal ' condition of the more prominent nerve ranches, caused by- con- gestion, irritation, or dis ease. If you want to re lieve the pain try Dr. Miles !Anti-Pain . Pilk . Thev w s HOT Ii BULLET HOLE III WALLS Thomas' Self-Defense Story Kot Confirmed First - . Degree Charge. HAkNEY COUNTY'S III ill FAIR Oil Union County Show Opens Next Wednesday Thou sands at Pendleton. (Unite Press Leased Wire.) Bellingharo, Wash., Sept . 29. A charge of murder In the first degree was died against J. K. Thomas, slayer of Mra. Grenalda Thomas, .whose body was mi v. iuuiiu uuinu AM uw vmm w& u Dlien relieve wnen every- home Saturday afternoon. It Is believed thino -fnila TViotr I tht the prosecuting attorney will have leave no disacreeable after-effects.. Just a Jleasurable .sense of re ef. Try them. 1 nave neuralgia headache right ver my eyes, and I am really afraid that my eyes will burst I also have neuralgia pain aroand mr heart I fcave ben taking Dr. Miles' Antl Pain PDls recently and find they re lleva these troubles sjuiohljr. I seldoisi find It necessary to take more tbaA two tablets for wirpW HW." '4 MRS. KjtTHEKINB BARTON ' ' 1117 Valley Ht. Crthaga, Ma . T nave awful vpcUs of nrUraJgta and have doctored a great dral wlUi ut gating much brawflt For the Mat two yara I Kv ben taklna Dr. Miles' AnU-Palo ntle and tiwy alwmya rIUv m. I rave tra so ta with neuralgia that 1 ocnrtlmea thought I would aw mif. Borne tiwew ' ft to iwMssarr to take two ! them, tmt Mm snore and t hrj aw pit to rellevw im- - MRS. rKRRIER. I4U Inn SC. Llnrola, .NN wT entogrirt sella Dr. Mm- Anti Pslsi Pitts, and we eutorlss ttm te rrturw the prc e first eeckaaw (entyl , If It fain te wetwfft ywJT ' "i Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind dlffloulty In convicting Thomas on this charge u the face of the fact that the prisoner has confessed ..tne murder, Thomas claims that he shot in self- defense and will fight tha case on this ground , The plain clothes men went to the house today for the purpose of hunting ' for a hole In the walls which might hsve been left by She woman's .bullet. I had she Bred, as her mu merer stated, Althouah they looked carefully over every Inch of space they found no such mart, ana tney are incuneo io 100a upon this as-a conclusive disproor of his story. The stronr oolnt In' the defense is. of course, the absence or witnesses and tne consequent Impossibility of proving thst the story la untrue. The police will, however, endeavor to prove. max sirs. Thomas never owned a gun, and that Thomas ha not at la Seattle since the time of the murder. SURVEYORS GEXEBAL. . INVITED TO IDAnO ,WRW1 -- SI Ml V U Vs M I , frHa Boise. IriahOL aVnt. JS. 1. A. Vtter, survevor-gvneral ef Idaho, has Isrlird the sarverors-sneral ef uregun. Wasli ington. Montana. VV'yomlng, Coloradu. Nevada and i'Uh te mrt here at a date to be named later for the purpnee ef ronsMrtng uniform plans for con ducting their wwrk. riano for &2'2L " tvw't he sfraM tf this rM: It l all lirtiL Tlie rrt tbst will sarprie yi t:i m"t t'h'Mish, Is low e nu -jl It for th- mon'f As a matter tf t t. it is hllrr thaa tiertrU r ht llr N-n mlj ln Inr1tant' i;- a .' T r j::4 t .,H I (BDeelal Dispatch te Tbe JeeraaL) Burns, Or., Sept. !. Harney county's annual fair opened at this city today and will continue until October S. The agricultural and livestock exhibits ex ceed any ever. shown at previous faira. Several Interesting features, are on the fro gram. Besides the horse racing, hree games of ball will -be Dlared be tween this and Grant county for a purse; at S1KA. IPnr the nr.. mnA wrMa total of.tl.20t will be given away in I kht fnlfnwino" lpttm. If there is any one thing that a woman dreads more than another it Is a surgical operation. -We can state without fear of a contradiction that there are hun dreds, res. thousands, of operations pertormed upon women in our nos pitals which are entirely unneces sary and many have been avoided by LYDIAE.PINKHAM'5 VEGETABLE COMPOUND For proof of this statement read , Union County Fair. (Special Dispatch to The Job rail.) . La Grande. Or.. Sept. 2S. The Union county fair Is to begin . next Wednes day. Ftor a time It waa thouo-ht that Z lh?r'1.Jn. th X?!fft for advice, and took Lydia E. Plnkham'f tha eltv. but the m.n.r.ra drlHH that t . . the city, but the managers decided that It was hotter to ie the fair grounds. There will be no races and tha entire attention or tne errictais will be given to the various farm and frwit exhibits. District Fair at rendleton. (RnacUl DUpstck to The ewraaL) , Pendleton. Or, Sept I. Sunshiny weather, excursion rates and good roads are combining te tag Pendleton's hos telry accommodations to the limit. Vis itors are here In surh numbers as have never before been recorded. Testerday's heavy attentance Is dwarfed by today's record and Indications point to still great r lncife.se tomorrow. Today Is Pioneer Oar. Aa elaborate program has bewi prepared. Ppeeiat at- ntton will pall to the old acttlera. Knllowlng Is the prosrram for hw wk: weoneeoay Polltk-al day. The chair men c In I b Thoraday Oresoa day. Mrs. Barbara Base, of Einrman. iiaxisas, wntes to Airs, imsjiam : M For tight years I suffered from the most severe form of female troubles and was told that an operation was my only pope of recovery. I wrote Mrs. rinknam i i Vere table Compound, and it has saved sny lue and made ma a well woman. Mrs. Arthur R. House, of Church icoad, ioorestown. H. J- writes : "I feel it ie mv duty to let people know what Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vrge- taMe Compound baa done lor me. i s offered from female troubles, and laat XI arch my physician decided that aa operation waa Decenary. My husband objected, a Ski nrged ma to try Lydia Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, and today I am well and stronr." ' FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty Trars Lydia E. Ilnk ham's Veinrtarle Compound, made, of ta respective poii'tioai parties from roots and herbs, has brtn the, i rmisijr iii is tun rrM. ; standard rpmdr for femala ills. I Kx-Ooverwor fall rritivTlTCTUT-i thoadsof Superia- woiDen who bare nppn t rem Med witn , displArrroents, mfUrranation.uloera- tiort, fibroid tumors, irTPrularitks, periodic pain, and backache. ' ! Sir. Flnkham lnrltMi all alrk Zl? ,"i,T.rrr' ;h'"-r- r -r I vnmrn to write brr for srif-tr. ;.-..t..t V.: T-". "! Sh riae rni1rl thmind to ' C-r will nwMt. Krlly uolio sthooi dey. ten,t nlr will preeM. Kainrday Caby show day. rial day. Com The total Nim!lp pr-1 trn of fin! Irwt IvDIi w.s 414.1 . K ; Special Solo ol Silk Dr ess Go o de YOU CANT EQUAL THESE VALUES ELSEW1IFTRE V IN THE CITY , Thers will bs great rush for these values, for unquestionably these offerings are exceptionally attractive, and most women, will realise that they are. If vou wish tha first choice nf tha most fashionable fabrics at temptingly low prices, no more favorable opportunity will coma your way this season. ! " r Novelty Silks , . AT 1.00 An extraordinary offering of 20-22-inch novelty Messallnes, swivel itrtpcd Louiiiencs. Persian and print warp, fsncy shadow stripes snd chevron satin. nvft xi....i.n herringbone weaves, phantom stripes, etc.. in all the new popu Iaf fall and winter colorings of oxblood, Bergundy, smoko gray. cicpi.ui, vwtwii diuc, mauve, tan, roysl blue, olive green, leather, garnet, Copenhagen, etc; these sre the new soft cling ing fabrics; you will buy silks tomorrow, and from these if youVe a want for now or the near future Avr.ntinn. H 4 r f tally low values, priced for this sale , OlsUU Kersey Cloaking-s 1 $2.50 Grade f 38.00 A special showing of 56-inch English Kersey Cloaking, made of the purest wool, colors abso lutely fast, good double weight, satin finish: it comes in solid colors in marine snd navy blue, Siaa f rs4- ef aa aw n A M 1 " 4PWI s VAAfl Vflrv V-t1s 1A black; regular $2.50 grade, ' special for t0 f( this sale ,....Pa.eUU New Crepes AT $1.00 A showing of 23-inch Persian crepe and Cheney Bros.' hew griss-eyed cfepe in a great assortment of new correct designs; very choice exclusive styles in the new maise, lavender, ciel blue. pink, champagne and Nile sreen combina tions; especially priced for this sale at QQ New Fall Dress Goods Specially Priced A great showing of colored woolen materials, in cluding Reads' celebrated Serges, the . best and most durable material made, extra heavy weight, brilliant finish, in colors navy, brown, green, red, cream and black; four qualities to choose from. . 44-inch Serges, special at.... T5e 46-inch Serges, special at .fl.OO 50-inch Serges, special at........ .$1.25 54-inch Serges, special -at , . .$1.50 New Fall Silks AT $1.50 Silks sway down in price; that's the special word from the silk counter for tomorrow morning's selling; :a splendid selection, including such popular silks as novelty Messalines and print warp, Louissenes in Persian plaids, rich Egyptian designs in the new shades, electric blue, stioke gray,' Bergundy red, new tans, olive green, new rose, new browns, navy blue, etc.; these are the silks that are in vogue for now and the coming winter and will be shown in amazing abundance; extraordinary , values, on special tale (ft C( tomorrow v 1 D U Fine Showing ol New ? Silk Waisting AT T5t An unusually beautiful assortment of fancy Silks for. waists, in all the new popular shades and very latest styles,, including. Taffetas, .Louissenes, Messalines, etc., in neat broken checks, block checks, shadow checks, Pekin stripes, novelty stripes, fancy plaid9, Scotch plaids, etc; nothing the silk department offers is more attractive or more thoroughly practical for all season's wear than these pretty silk waistings; regular $1 and $1.25 values, specially priced 7C- at. ...i for this sale, 9 Safe of Beddin SHEETS, PILLOW CASES AND SPREADS, COMFORTS, AND BLANKETS. How are you supplied ,' with bedding? If you are in need of anything in this line, you aurely won't let such a money-saving op portunity slip by without profiting by it kWe bought these goods early in the summer; paid summer prices -didn t wait until the regular buying season. So it is thus that we are in a position to offer tuch reason able bargains. ..:,',' j White Bed Spreads 4 AT fl.OO Fuji size, white crochet Bed Spreads of good wearing quality; they come in a large variety of neat de signs, all ready hemmed; exceptional values at this price. AT $1.48 Full size, white Crochet Bed Spreads of extra heavy quality; they come in a full assortment of Marseilles patterns; regular $1.75 values.' --.' AT $1.85 Colored Bed Spreads of extra heavy quality, made with cut corners and finished with fringe, especially suitaoie tor iron beds, tuii double size; regular ii.ZS values. . .. ..... AT- $1.05 Light blue Bed Spreads of excellent quality, made full double size, finished with neat hem, new and desirable patterns: resrular $2.75 values. AT 55 White crochet Bed Spreads of good size and quality, 72 by 81 inches, neat patterns, finished with wide hem; regular 75c values. COTTON BLANKETS, Priced from 50e up to $2.25 A full and complete line to choose front in all weights, sizes and colors; prices and qualities that will suit all. , ' ' fAP rr: if l ; ............ . " ; Sheets, Pillow Cases AT 50 Bleached Sheets of good size, 81. by 90 inches, made of strong durable muslin; regular 65c values. AT69e Full bleached linen finished Sheets of ex tra heavy quality, full double size, 72 by 90 inches; ,the same quality 81 by 90 inches priced for this sale at 59c. ' " AT 10 Pillow Cases, 42 by 36 inches, made of good durable muslin. AT 12 Jf Pillow Cases, 45 by 36 inches, made of linen finished muslin. AT 12 Bleached Pillow Muslin of excellent wearing quality, full 45 inches wide; regular 17c grade. WOOL BLANKETS, Priced from $2.90 up to $15.00 Our stock of woolen Blankets this season nas oeen selected trora tne best mills m the country and no matter what your blanket wants may be, ' you are sure to find here just what you wish, and at a saving. COTTON COMFORTERS, Priced from $1.00 up to $6.00 This is by far the largest and best as sortment of Comforters we have ever shown; qual ities, designs, colorings and prices are all that could be desired. , New Fall Hosiery for WOMEN Ctk CHILDREN Three Special Bargains Qualities in women's and children's Hose that wear satisfactorily. - The finest wools and yarns go to make our superior hosiery for women snd children. They are made in modern factories, where every fa cility for the production of the best quality is em ployed. Here are three ex cellent qualities especially nnderprtced for tomorrow s sale: CHILDREN S STOCKINGS 20c Value, at A special offering of chil dren s tint fast black cot ton Stockings in both fine and heavy rib. suitable for boys and girls; they are made with double knee, heel, sole and toe, insuring double strength where the most wear comes; all sizes; best 20c grade, on 101 sale tomorrow I-2C MISSES' LISLE HOSE Best J5c Grade. le Tomorrow we place on sale a special line of tnisses fine lisle Stockinet of excellent quality, made in nice, fine no, especially for young girls, with reinforced foot; sises from tli to 10; rrru- lar iSc values, while f Q they last, st XaJC WOMEN'S WOOL HOSE A very important sale of women's fine cashmere fin ished Stockings of splendid wearing quality, made with grsy heel and toe. also with rrsy "its, sil sites; best 25e grade, priced for IP. trtnorrow at awu New Fall Footwear Again we present for your consideration the larg est and -most complete showing of a season's new models in fashionable footwear for men, women and children. The styles, the construction, the general good quality and the low prices pertaining to this footwear is all that you could ask. These lines are underpriced for thla sale. WOMEN'S SHOES, $5 VALUES, f 3.SO A special sale of women's high cut Shoes in the lat est fall styles, made with viscolized soles, medium weight, gunmetal calf uppers, Blucher fQ Prt styles; regular $5 values, on sale at........$03U WOMEN'S SHOES. $3 VALUES, AT $2.50 a s - . a special onenng or women s noes, made in a number of new styles: they come in vici kid. run. metai ana coitsmn, witn low, medium and high heels: an sizes ana wiams: our regular ao lines. on sale at , Little gent s satin calf, stzes fift 8 to W,, sale price 77(. Youths' and boys satin calf, sizes I to 5i, sale price, the OQ pair wleej Little gents' box calf, kangaroo calf and kid, sizes ey to 13. 1 QQ sale price tflel7 Youths and boys', box calf, kan- faroo calf and kid. sizes ft 7Q 1 to SH. sale price.. die 17 Youths' and boys' box calf, kid and cordovan, sizes 1 to f0 f"A 5tf. sale price U regular $3 lines, Children's and misses' kid" and kan Children's and misses' box calf kid. sizes price Children' box calf kid. f r sizes 8 to 11, sale price Misses' box kid. sizes M Cft liy to 2, sale price.. .. 1.0 U Misses' hox calf kid. Blucher cut, sizes 11 yi to 2, sale CI 7C price .........yltl w Knit Under we'r g l&SS Ready to show yoa the largest and finest stocks of Knit Underwear, in correct fall and winter weights, ever displayed at this store. The beat we have ever asked yoa to inspect. Of particular interest are the two special bargains arranged for tomorrow's sale: WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, BEST 75c VALUE. 49 A great special sale of women's fine combed, peeler fleeced, form ftf-r cotton Union Suits, made to button down the front, in currct i , , weight, cat full sizes, perfect fitting garments, bocght ! s!l in " the regular way at 75c. on sale tomorrow at MISSES UNDERWEAR. BEST 75c GRADE. 40 Tomorrow, we place on sale a special 1 ne cf r mc' i e . ! Wesr, Si ribbed pants and vets, in all ijc, m rrrir . p - , ; garment that are well enade snd nest'y f:nhed t'-ro; liv, r?; r r " rertiUr 75c l;ise, on sa!e trm-rrow t , it ass eiitj, . j licaltb. Address, Ljnn, 2IaJi. :7T.