THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 6, 1008.
V
"ENLIGHTEN
TRUST
PUBLIC or
EVILS" BRYAN
Nebraskan Says Ho Proposes to Keep Question Before
' : reopie uemocrauc natiorni declares' rnvaie .
J Monopoly Indefensible and Intolerable. ;
.; ' By John R. La thro p. ,
Chicago. Oct I. It U aasertad to ip
that Mr. Bryan purpoa. to kp th
question before th peopl which la
rlaet, by th two platform expression
of tha two partial on tha truata.
' Tha Republican platform declares for
control of' corporation having power
and opportunity to effect 'monopoly.' .'
' The Demooratlo platform: "Private
monopoly la lndefenalbl and Intoler
able."
Mr. Bryan baa aakad hi opponent to
tutelar nimaeir on una auDjeci, cmn
alty flzea prlcea arbitrarily, not lir-r-
aponaa to tha law of aupply and de
mand, which heretofore haa been unl-
varaally accepted a tha very funda
mental of our aoclal ytam.
It I expected that thla lamia will
neceanarlly be conaidared- by Republi
can speakers aent out from tha national
committee a neaaquartera nere. Mr.
Ttrvin haa an iirarentiv brousht out thla
question that It la regarded aa certain
that It will be treated oy nia opponents.
that the record of the governing; powere
of hla party ahowa that their design la
to legalise combination In restraint of
trade. Jn thla connection, the Hepburn
bill la alao brought out as additional
. evidence that the platform expression I
not merely a chance product, but a part
or the program upon whlcn oonatant
work taa been don for soma time.
. Tha Hepburn B11L '
' Tha Hepburn bill waa drafted accord.
tng to tha view or aome or tna mem
!era of the Clvlo Federation, among
them J. Flerpont Morgan and.rreaiden
Rnnaevelt-
It and related action, taken with the
Republican platform plank on the sub
ject, are regarded by Mr. Bryan aa
clearly bringing up tna issua in con
crete form, aa to the atatua of the
trimta.
The position of the Democrats, as set
forth to me by the leaders. Is that tho
attituda of tha onnoaltlon conatltutaa
menace to the future Industrial and
economic system of the country, propos
Inr thev Aa tn legalise truata.
- Those leaders cite the historic stand
taken by civilised society In America
and Europe against combinations In re
straint of trade.- and that frpm the
enmmon law came to us the fund
mental principle that such throttling of
competition is- injurious 10 me peupia,
that our entire body of federal and state
law la predicated oa the assumption
that competition Is beneficial, and that
all attempts to destroy It must be
fouarhr, aa of aocletv'a enemies.
Authoritatively, then, the following
analysis may be regarded aa officially
the position or Mr. wryan ana ma 101
lowera anent the trust evil:
Trust Srll.
"Raw material, manufacturing, coal
or commercial energy, banking or busi
ness llfeblood, distribution or transpor
tation, labor's market controlled by the
trusts, would be the condition were the
Republican party'a proposal carried out
to legalize trusts ana merely control
them. Then would smaller concerns be
commercially and Industrially Impotent
and competition as an active principle
be only a -thing remembered."
It is argued: that the trust of necea-
and Judge Taft will have Jo answer Mr.
Bryan s interrogatories.
Vol Aaxlous to S abate.
I have excellent authority for the as
sertion that the Republican managers
have desired -to keep away, rrora tn
trust matter, knowing since their con
SIX COMITIES
AT THE DALLES i
team, running the nuarter and half, and
la a promising cmillata for and oo the
varalty football taam thla season. lie
lata member of the tJIrma Nu fraternity
ana ia very popular win
oanta.
Ith bla fellow-atu-
First Annual School Fair In
ConjunctionWith Dis
trict Show. ') '
Good Teeth
(Spatial DlanaUB ta The JearaaLt
Tha Palle, Or, Oct. 4. Tha first an
nual school children's Industrial fair Is
being held In Connection with the dls-
trlet air that Is now In, progress. En
tries were open, to th nubile. Utah and
parochial schools of tha alx count Ua
or Sherman, Crook, OUllam, Wheeler,
Hood River and Wasco. The first prise
will be a . gold medal: aecond orlse - a
silver medal; third prise, diploma. Spe
cial medal ar provided for best gen
eral dlaplay. Thla Hat appllea th
am to - the claaa under 11 and the
Claae over 12. Oa the. commute In
charge are Profeaftor A. C Strange, i Su
perintendent J. T. Neff, Mia Minnie
Mitchell. -The
floral ezhlblt will consist of ba
araiiarsi oiapiay, dbe uiapiajr ui sweet
, :L , - , . . . i uvu) Vknaic,. Ksi.rra.Kuu uauims. rui
i VV.: .i, .. .1.,.,-Tr Vh. Plants, vegetablea. mechanical, art,
S?fi pP""d t0 h 1otw-te ?f tn needlework, poultry, cooking and educa
It la notloeable. too. that tha relectlon tion ' xhlbfta occupy special space
r R.natnr La. Vollntta'a nlanka at tha I arrangea xor cnuaren s aiapisys.N
rhlA i innvntlAn haa not onerataA ta
LI , II MK. 111. Umi T . ,M I'l'Hna KIMIf.' . l i . .
. I n.r.nn.l fnlln.la. In Wl. A MJWJlLAUlliJ AiUI
conaln, Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska, Illlnola,
Indiana, Dotn tne jjHKoiaa. Minneaota,
Montana. Wyoming. Idaho, Washington.
Oregon and California.
Every plank proponed by La Follette
waa voted down in tne resolution com
mittee, and then, when offered In open
convention, waa defeated py vote run
nlng from s to i up to zu to i
it
INSTITUTE IS NW
OK AT THE DALLES
(floerUl Dlarxtch to Tba Jooraal.t
The Dalle. Or.. Oct. . Tha teacher' I
annual inatltute of Hood River. Sherman
la rerarded aa eaaentlal that all I and Waica counties convened here thla I
orators who go to tnone state explain morning at 9 oclooK. About 150 teach
why the popular La Follette waa re-,rs of the three counties named and
buffed, while aucn pro-trust men as i ,1 instructors of the Inatltute are In
George W. reruns, partner or. j. ner-1 attendance. The Instructors are: J. H.
DOnt Morgan, were welcomed at the Bea- I Ankrmnn ailTMtrlntenilent of nuhlln In.
slons of tha platform committee. structlon;' L. R. Traver, Monmouth
Parannallv. -1 know that Mr. Perkins I xt . t r iu.ni.. ..a. I
f.ihiM.?.."Vh.tnr university; Cornelia Marvin, state
""-' r. " ,v,' wV imrary commission; a. u. strange, su
tume.i out seems to Drove that Mr. I . . ', mw. I
K i-VlI-- ZiZZ rminTnr I" Pt. instructor in muslo and
th deliberations of the committee.
Defeat of Long.
of Senator Long
No
. law ( i
proves J-
Yoar , I J':'
pear. V-S
SPEQAL RATES
FQR A SHORT TIME ONLY
Flexible Flesh-Colored
Plates flO.OO
Gold Crown, 22k f3.SO
Bridge Teeth, 22k. $3.50
Gold Fillings 1.00
Silver Fillings 50
Defeat
and Hansbrough
of
drawina. The Dalles.
J. H. Ackerman of Salem delivered an
address before the teachers on educa-
Kansaa tlonal matters thla afternoon. Cornelia
Marvin will give an addresa before the
Institute Wednesday morning on. "The
Para of the Krhrvol Llhrarv." J. H. ArV-
the peo-1 erman will again address the teachers
' ALL WORK GUARANTEED
LATEST APPLIANCES
WELL EQUIPPED OFFICES
' ..-.
Oregon: Dental
Parlors
DR. E. L. ROSS, Prop.
362 Washington, Cor. , Park
of
orth Dakota,
against, both of whom La Follette cam
paigned. Is taken a indication tha.t La
Follette retains ins noid. on tne peo- erman will again ad
pie's confidence, and equally It is esti- Wednesday afternoon. The other In-
mated by the politicians that the CM- gtructors will give records, reports and
cago convention s rejection of every La addresses during each day thla week.
Follette proposal must perforce operate The intitute will close Friday morning.
tn Renubllcan disadvantage In the
states wherein the W isconsin man Is so
strong. ,
in tna states mentionea. anii-ia roi-
attnlam ami nro-trust exnresslon by the
Republican, leaders are regarded by poli
tic
publl
lane
0FFICEES FOE YEAR
ELECTED BY JUNIORS
aa1 salient and
discounting
changes for Taft'a election. Whether or
not sufficiently to defeat him, remains
tn ha luriffflri later in tne nrnt. At tnis
time-, the advantage remains With the t.rAlLV
Democrats, considering it irom a na- ejPCted
tionai poini oi view
110 FAVORS FOR
RICH
US
Rrookljij JudgeJRefuses .to
Keep Divorce Parties
Out of Papers.
(UalUd Preaa Leased Wire.)
New York, Oct. 6. Parties to divorce
suits are not anxious to have their rases
act for hearing before Justice Asp) nail
of the Brooklyn supreme bench.' Justice
Asplnall yesterday refused to aeal the
papers In the divorce suit of B. Eartol
Hall Jr., a wealthy man, against; his
wife. Tho sealing of the papers was
asked for on the ground that while the
co-respondent. Rev. Benjamin Denham,
former Dastor of the Church of the Dis
ciples of Christ of this city,
with Mrs. Hall,
tloh otherwise.
had eloned
"he had a. good reputa-
"I am not in favor of sealing papers
in these suits," said Justice Asplnall. "I
urn in favor of full publicity in all court
iiroceedings. it is an outrage tnat mil
lionaires can have- their divorce papers
scaled from the public, while people of
sniaii means cannot.
The attorney begged for the ruling,
savins- that Rev. Denham wsji still
preaching in Missouri and might be held
up to disgrace by gloating newspapers
If the story became Known. .'
"I hope, ' said tne court, "that the
preacher will get all tha disgrace and
publicity that Is coming to him. The
newspapers don't gloat jpver a casei of
thla kind, it is a public duty for the
newspapers to advertise the disgrace of
laworeaaers. ine rear ar Doing written
up in the newspaper is more potent tn
th prevention of crime than the fear
or tne court, i snail seal no papers
wniia i am anting on inis oencn.
Companies Incorporated. -
-(.Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or., Oct t. Articles of Incor
poration filed in the office of the secre
tary of state as follows:
Kast Portland Fireman's Realty asso
ciation, principal office Portland; capi
tal stock, $5,000; Incorporators, William
A. Hays, ThoiQa H. Cunnlff and Robert
Gee.
The Keen
Enjoyment
QUAKE CLAUSE
COIITJIIIIS JOKER
. i
Hisrli Eederal .Court Finds
It,- and Nails Welchers
to the Cross.
(Speriat Dlapatrb to The Journal.) '
University of OreKon. Ensrene. Oct. 6,
At the meeting of the Junior class yea-
the following officers were
t
Ralnh M. Dodson. Baker City, nresl
dent; Pearl Hawthorne, Kugene, vice
president; Ruth Dunlway, Pert land, sec
retary; Chauncey Cunning. 11a ker City.
treasurer: Arthur Van Dusen. Astoria.
sergeant-at-arms.
M.. Dodson the newlv elected nresl-
dent, is the snn of Dr. O. M. Dodson of
Baker City. He is registered In the biol
ogy department and is a good student.
He Is a prominent member of the track
BETTER THAN A
TESTIMONIAL
NIGHT SCHOOL
Are you killfig time?
Why not better yourself?
Phone DS-M5I3, A2554
J BUSINESS COLLEGE
Ul WABMINOTOH AND TKNTH ST.
I 1 POSTLANO. ORCOON
UL WRITE FOR CATALOG
i School tA Plactt You in a Good Politic
(United Preu Leased Wlra.l
San Francisco, Oct. 6. The "earth
quake clause" In the insurance policies
of the "welching Insurance companies"
was given a Stinging blow In the United
States circuit bourt of appeals In. a de
cision handed down yesterday, and the
men wnose suits ror insurance money
have been held up since the great -fire
of 1906 are preparing to bring action to
collect on their policies. -
The. case .was an appeal of Leon Wll-
lard & Co. against the Williamsburg City
tire insurance company, and tne decis
on of Federal Judge Van Fleet was up
held by the court The policy read that
tne company snouid not De name ror
loss "caused directly or Indirectly by
invasion or. for loss or damage by or
through any volcano, earthquake, hurri
cane, etc."
. The insurance company showed that
the property in question was burned by
a fire that started in another building
far away that could be traced to the
earthquake.
Th court held that If the policy had
Intended to except cases of this kind the
words "directly or indirectly" should
have been used In the earthquake clause
a were used In the Invasion clause.
Words used In a oollcv of Insurance
should be given their common, ordi
nary meanlnar. rather than that of the
lexicographers or those killed In the
niceties of language," said the court, j
If it had been the intention of the
oltcy to exclude liability from all loss
y fire caused by earthquake, it would
have been a plain and simple matter to
express that information In the words
used In the first section.
"Had that been done, no question 'or
construction could have arisen under the
facta in tha nreeent case.- But the dif
ferent phraseology is so marked and sig
nificant as to compel th conclusion that
I ' f,n,lAnATII
V "O, lll.VIIUVIMl, .
Insurance men say the decision is far
reaching in Us effects and will put an
end to a number of cases that have been
pending since the fire of 1906. It Is ex
pected that hundreds of thousands of
dollars by th insurance companies,
ers by th insurance companies. '
FINDS THIEVERY AND
HUMOR BAD MIXTURE
j. j.
0. IE. COLOAir
aCaVXTtrrACTirSES
ITaval Stores
Waycross, Ga., June 16,, 1908.
fuiton uo., uaxiana, cai.
Gentlemen: I have been taklnar vnnr
Renal Compound for ' Brlght's Disease
for over three months and am feel in ir
so much better sine takinar It that I
am now convinced that It will effect a
cure. However, I have been set back
several times by colds, and on thi
point would like to have any informa
tion that would aid me In avoiding
cuius, aa iu ciutuinr, lemperature. etc.
very respectfully.
U. M. COLGAN.
Good Wages, Are
PaidTelegraphers
Demand exceeds supply. EASILY AC
QUIRED. SHORT HOURS. We will
place you. Day and evening classes.
Open: all the year.
Oregon Expert College
83 riFTX ST, TIPTH nOOX.
who have any kind
How can people
of kidney trouble expect to get well on
the old futile kidney patents when the
census deaths show that ninety-two
nut ox every nunurea or tnem pass out
lrura a lorra or tne aiseaae tnat was
Incurable up to the date that Fulton
worked out his Renl Compound?'
Due tt the futility of th old-time
kidney medicines, the kidney deaths
now number one every nine minutes.
Isn't there room here for serious re
flection for the man who Is on his way
to the drug store for a kidney medi
cine?. Skidmore Drug company, 161 Third
street.
STUDY PKjnirANPHrP TJNDTEH A P
JTTJDT BOOKJCEJEPINO UNDISR AN
TlWr BANKING UNDER A NATIO:
STUDY CORPORATION ACCOUNTING
STUDY ARITHMETIC UNDER A THO
STUDY SHORTHAND UNDER A CONTrXNTIOK
PORTRR,
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ING UNDER A flTSTKM If Aff.
R A THOROUGH MATHEMATICIAN.
TOUCH OPERATOR,
When eating
Post
Toasties
Impresses Itself
upon one's mind
It is a sweet, crisp and flavoryj
Corn -Flake 'Food njade from e-
lected white corn.
"The Tite UngtrM
Mtttatrjr
P0STUM CEREAL CO , LTD.
BittU Cmlt, Mkti. .
trait" rnm taaaa Wlra.1
he waa toiiearcaatlo F?R. Trapp, wanted
in Santa Clara county oh a chara-a of
ambenalement ta in Jail facing aeveral
charges. Trapp was arreeted at Daggett
and- charged with having stolen 1800
from th Santa K station at Ludlow a
few hour before. He had taken the po
sition of nlaht operator and dark that
I night and bad received the l!00 in four
packages, representor ronduetOrs and
station agent' remittances.
He wrote a note to the day ooerator
at Ludlow thanking him for the us of
la typewriter and telling him that llf
waa too anort to attend in tn deaert.
Me rorged tn agent s signature to a
wire pass and took th Overland train
for Los Angeles.
At Baratow ha Waa taken front tha
train on a description sent out by the
anarixx.
G. 0. P. SPELLBINDER
DATES IN CALIF0RNLV
rtTalteal Pi i mm ' Wv. 1
Saa PranclacOL Oct. . Thai Keouhllr
state eentrai cam m it tea is la communi
cation with the national nannltiM la
t effort to secure Senator DolUver of
owa te apeaa at fTesno Octobar II aa
wen aa at ixa Ana-eiea urtaaar ia aiwi
Paa Franriac October 14. Thla will
riv California three peeen lasiead f
lw from Dolltyer a4 will ala enable
hlaa to break, tta-a trta tromm lm AJ
te this city.
Governor Oltlett, tinder tba rrmm!t
ta a irrutamanL wall .ru. w & a..
Jna rrMat Blaht. the folio. in Ivnon at
IKaata lara aixt In tKa rrmit at Pa in
M(,a n'ght Cenrmanaa I Hm-
can MKln!ar. F A. Harea al Joll.i
T..'" Mr" " an ret leg at
lite UlsvfB tJik. tfllli C.JU. v.
THE LEADINQ BUSINESS COLLEQB
SAT An
HIGHER STANDARD !
Our DECIM plan and METHODS get geat result. The ordinary
student makes rapid progress. Yoa should investigate and see.
SPECIAL LOW RATE THIS MONTH. ENROLL NOW. W
save yoa money in tuition and books. We will place rou in position
at a good sslary. WE WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY.
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY ?
hi Y r DteuanneAu ta a . . .
a., a nunnaujun, d. iL.o rrectaent, Portland, Orefon.
a THIRD STREET, Corner of Oak. Pbont Main 4504
itlatMtttiSiaittMttttM.fMtMttMM)MM
i
A rood achool tioae belter. Well establUhed repoiatkm. Saeeeafnl
rradastes. Slviilio!, pabntakinr teachers. Livirr EnifnaM l t...
other adrsntifes. as tell yopj abest them. Write (or cataloroe.
;VaIuo gff Quality
Big Foaturo Event Horo This Week Is ti Special Solo
Curtains, Portieres, Couch Covers
la purchasing our regular stocks of Curtains and Draperies this season w wera given many op
portunities to purchase manuiacurers small lots and sample lots at remarkably low prices in fact
prices that barely paid for the material, let alone- tha cost of manufacturing. In very nearly every
instance wa mads tna purchase, and so it is tnat we are enabled to organize such an Important sale
of curtains and draperies ss on this occasion. Involved In this sals ars curtaina and draperies of va
rious Unas imported and domestic in several grades to be bad at various prices, but all prices
ara bargain figures. Tha styles ara new and desirable from every point of view. There is going to
be a great rusn for tnese values, so don e lose any time tn coming.
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Lace Curtains, Special Values
AT 95t rAIR White Scotch Lace Curtains. 42
inches wide and 2K yards long; a large assort
ment ot new designs to choose from. V
AT f 1.25 PAIR White Scotch Lace Curtains,
5U inches wide and J yards long, made with plain
and figured centers, finished with neat borders.
AT f 1.75 PAIR White Madras Lace Curtains,
SO inches wide and 3 yards long; they come' in a
complete showing of small neat figure designs.
And Dozens of Other Splendid Values op to $8 a Pair
Couch Co ver s,Gr eatly Heduced
AT fl.48 EACH Tapestry Couch Covers, 50
inches wide and 3 yards long; they come in a
large assortment of Roman and oriental stripes;
regular $1.75 and $2 values. - ' -
AT 2.0O EACH Hungarian Tapestry Conch
Covers, 3 yards long and 60 inches wide; they
come in pretty oriental designs, reversible and
fringed all around; regular $3.50. values. ' '
Tanestrv Portieres. Sneclallv Prinnrl
AT f 2.25 'PAIR Tapestry Portieres, 36 inches wide and 3 yards
lone, two-toned stvles in rich shades r red and aren finUhrA u,,'tjk
Knotted innge.
AT f 3.50 PAIR Brocaded Armure Tapestry Portieres, 45 inches
wide and 3 yards long; they come in both plain colors and two
toned styles, finished with heavy fringe.
ir-i.E 'it 'smwx xwwz
A Great Special Sale of
Hosiery
For Women and
Children
IN
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I C & i TJ cnool for youna; men 11
II kL.-T and boys. Accredited to III
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T 1liAt neu' Amherst and all C tl
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For tomorrow and Thursday's selling we place
on sale two great underpriced specials that are
well worth your careful attention. Such values
as these are not met with every day and prudent
women will take, advantage of these savings and
buy in liberal quantities.
Women's Stocking's
40c Grade at 25?
A splendid offering of womeifs fine fast black
Hose with unbleached soles, made from the finest
maco cotton yarn, all sizes: rcmilar 40c OP.
grade, priced for this sale aU 4tQC
Children's Stocking's
25c Grade at 19e
Children's fleeced lined Stockines. made in both
fine and wide rib, of the best grade cotton, abso
lutely fast black, all sizes for bovs and IA.
girls; regular 25c grade, priced for this sale laJC
A Special Introductory
Sale of Women's
Stylish
Footwear
Embroidery Specials in
Two Great Lots
Lot 1 includes our entire stock of 20c to 30c Em-
broirffrV FMfr anrl Tne.rtmnc innclctini nf
j - O .uvi iiuiihi v.uliJI.!.ll!M vi
broken and matched sets in Swiss, Hamburg,
nainsook and cambric: all ha arA St
I Gall importation; at....' 1UC
Jot I contains our entire stock of 35c to 60c
Hdires and Insertion mfvrrirlrfl rn Unm i.ain.
sook,' Swiss and cambric; this lot consists 1Q
oi Droken ana matched sets also; at Aat
, Particular women are finding most satisfac
tdry selections at this store the woman who
wants the best in style and service, a given price
will buy, should look, through our new fall lines
as a special inducement we offer the following
price reductions .
Women's kid and patent leather Shoes; 0 A
$3 values, at,....'. P&Cmt
Women s kid and patent leather Shoes; 7
$3.50 values, at .)
Women's kid and patent leather Shoes;
$4 values, at
$3.00
Women's kid and patent leather Shoes; JQ
$5 values, at....... ...ajM.OU
Women's Spats in all colors; $1 values at.... 75
Women's new Rubbers; 65c values, at. ..w.. .50
Women's Fine
'Kerchiels
Specially Priced 15c r
Wednesday we place on sale about 500 dozen wo
men's Handkerchiefs, made of fine sheer Swiss;
they af e daintily embroidered and have neat' hem
stitched and scalloped edges; also a full assort
ment of about 200 dozen all-linen embroidered
iianaicercnieis: remiiar zhc xnrt .TSr mix
special for this sale, each... ...
15c
Women's Knit TJnderw'ar
Women's Union Suits
$2.50 and $3 Values
AT 91.59 A snerial offcrinc of wnnirn't fine
gray wool Union Suits in Vassar, made in Oneida
styles, full, fashioned; they come in all sizes and
sell regularly at $2.50 and $3 a suit, (A
priced for this sale at !)
Vests and Pants
Best 40c Values '
AT 25e A special sale of women's fine fleeced
ribbed cotton Vests and Pants in all sizes; they
come in both ?rav and nIrr rrnr- nnum.
that are fully worth 40c each, priced for )C
this sale only at ....AaDC
New Fall Dress Goods and Silks
There is nothing lacking in our dress goods and silk sections. We can't imagine how yoa can
aaua iu uu your nccus in mcsc lines nere wna ova pleasure ana profit, uur assortmenta are urge
and varied, fabrics are new and noteworthy, patterns are exclusive and pronounced, prices are
raaraca at me very lowest notcn. inese special values ought to assist you in your purchasing plans.
Slack & Colored Taif eta Silks
$1.25 BLACK TAFFETA 8e A special sale
of 36-in. black Taffeta Silk of guaranteed quality;
comes in Swiss, chamois and buckskin finish, ab
solutely spot proor, tne purest oi silk and a per
fect black; sold everywhere at $1.25 yard, QQ-,
now on sale at JOC
I1J0 BLACK TAFFETA f 1.25 6-inch double
warp black Taffeta Silk of extra heavy weight.
comes in a deep lustrous black; acid proof; a
serviceable snappy silk very suitable for coat.
shirts, waists, suits and petticoats:- txst at lf
$1.50 grade, now on ale at 9laaw3
UJ0O BLACK TAFFETA f 1.60 Genuine yard
wide Sterling Taffeta, warranted all pure silk:
comes with a beautiful velvet finish, extra heavy
quaury; a siik mar is lunr guaranteed not to split.
cracic or ctit; oest grade, now on sale
$1.50
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75c SWISS TAFFETA 59 19-inch Swiss Taf
feta. Roberts Bros.' special; comes in every
wanted staple and evening shade, plenty of cream
and black, a beautiful lustrous high-class silk that
will not cut or break; regular 75c quality, t"n
now on saie at ...aJ7C
tic COLORED TAFFETA, 2aF.21 width
colored Taffeta Silk, made of the finest selected
sua. eoafre witii pertect ores; comes in atf tha
new shades, extra good value at eie a rarcL
now cm saie at..
:.62c
Plain and Novelty Dress Goods
A most extensive showing of Wa Read's cele
brated fabrics in both plain and novelty weaves
in - ana o-incn widths, m ail the new fall and
winter colorings: neat Herringbone wmvm
snaaow stripes, aiagonai serges, novelty, cheviots,
satin striped prunellas; novelty poplinettej, striped
worsteds, etc.; two grades to choose fromQr
44 and 46-inch widths, specially priced at...OjC
48 to 5Z-inch widths, specially priced at ...f 1.00
Black Dress Fabrics
A complete showing of the world's best makes,
such aa Priestley's, Read's and Jamestown fabrics;
guaranteed black eye.
REGULAR $1.25 AND $1.50 GRADES
46-1 rich Read's black ocean serges,
46-inch black Danraven Serges,
46-inch black Diagonal Serges.
46-inch black French Serges,
46-inch black English Chevron,
46-inch black Chiffon Panamas,
46-inch black French Poplins,
46-inch black French Voile.
46-inch black Shadow $triprd Lofre,l
46-tnch black Shadow Check Lu're.
46-iach black Mrthair Cntpme.
46-ich black English Mrlmse,
Unmatchable values at this low r-rke.
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