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THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAU PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINO. ;OCTOBER 3, 1001 ii i; jiji g. IX. HELPED THE INDIGESTION Course of Treatment Enlisted in the Service - of . i ia i inn r n nmr . Standard Oil He Led Flht ,h hu ' '?rcl (.ouuuuiuyii lie ja,u MCt lt ordar tit tli railroad th product of lndppndant eornr-enles rr iranmuirtatliiiL. lime Mni a complete monopoly In ahlpplug bit. Chang of Ward. : To rl,ini the word "common cr- vi.p" i.. ik. MtitMn1fint tt "rail :V3l,o7tu,,Au'rBr,;X..r.n rh.".. . A 'Chelse Woman Suggest uiu on Miuair oi nil "". UnouniprtiiiitDiiiir flsht fur thl demand of lh itinliid Oil- o Inatateut w hm that onir Tillman, who had iiharf of the bill In th reruiwa 10 lira In conrtftc report. uuiii m order (tut ih bill mls-hi pe many favorahla faiui, lr. Tillman M Olillml 10 aooepl III mil nr t poallig la the emiRle (Ut Htandard Ull l.rovlnlon. j Mr. Tillman called afntlon lo tha fmrt that tha change which Mr Sherman ao vigorously fought for was In Uio lrilrt-fata of tha fctandard Oil company, and Inst that oonoern. til din behind uianv eo-callml independent oil companies which It lit fact controlled, was tha aourca of tha demand for Ilia elimination of PIP irnaa aa. comruou ejirrlMm - v - . 8o akJIIfuI wa Mr. Sherman's manlp- ulatlon.of the Standard OH provlalon All Muaio Bung at tha Orphean at IJjimaa.U'olf o' ,. , , How to Strengthen the Organs of Digestion and Really Cure the Disease. Thara ' ara nlaatv of remedies 'by hk-h you can raflave for tha tl ma heartburn, pain and on tha atomauo and can amothnr nervous aanaatlmia and Indue artificial sleep. Hot when you Uka your next niael all your trou- oiee covin arrcau. foiv Exemption of , Liiics as ; Common Pipe Car- i - (Special Blapatcb to Tb Journal.) - Chicago, Oct Although : William Randolph Hearst, who la acting In tha Interests of th Republican party for the election of Ita candidates, baa, not read any latter revealing , th connoo : Uon which James S. Bhertnan la said, to hav with th Standard Oil company, rat Kill mlilit mi The entire matter la fully aet forth In the Congrcawlonal Record and plainly ahowa tha victory which Mr. ShermaQ gained fur th Standard Oil company. ttEW YORK IS THE II ?UL1PCAR0 IflGALlE (Continued from Pag On.) Bom iwoula know that th strength which th weak stomach needs, and for th lack of which the whole body la euf. faring, run be found surely and quickly In Dr. Williams' fink fills, a prepara tion known In medical circle as th greatest blood and nerve tenia.' In nun dreds of Instances then Dills have suc ceeded wher every other reiaedy liod failed, and In vrr case, th cur was radical. . ' ' U u A. Gertrud Stewart of Broadway, Chelsea, Mass., obtained no relief from Indigestion until she tried lr. w llama' fink nua burrerers from stomach trouble should profit by ner experience, tin saysi - "I bad suffered for y oars from Indl gestlon and would ba in bed for two or three weeka at a time. I trioa. nearly everything I could think of for relief ui louna none. ing In my eotmach and I bad oonalder able gaa on It. -I had a ravanoua appe tite at times and then again cared for ig. s I was subject to sever ner vous neaaacnea ana diuy- spans ana York. While by no mean abandoning Ohio or Indiana and atlll believing there Mr. Charman'c aervlce for that gtgantle ,t least It may be said tb cardinal waa short of breath. I had very HtU rARinra nr 1 1 1 n i nflouunuiD wnnmiKu I uujui huu w ui vol I iwur uwi 1 1. from now on la to make sur of New I "Th doctor's prescriptions did not york." x i' ' , I help me and I took a salt water trip It Is also th opinion or Air, weumani ininaing.inai migni ao nia goon, nut reasonably sure or new ii i aot no reiier i inea Dr.. wii York by a small plurality, but other I Pink Pills. J commenced to get better men. equally conversant with th .sit-1 after taking a -tew boxes and could eat uation believe otherwise, and give the I without the food dlstreaatng mo. I state to Bryan. -. It has been contended I took several boxes altogether and can that a deaf has been made with Tam-leat anything ! want now and, am In an amnrfmin whlxh .llmlnill manr BY wnicn ul oriuuiuiva. u. w iuuu awin. th Standard Oil from tha operation of I trad Its support or cryan oil wr mei u,very ayspepuo snouia nsva a copy the meaaure ' operation, or defeat of Hhe thoe easting Its con- of our diet book .which Is mailed free to .. mm .... ' ' : I troiable vote for Taft in exenanre iorianr address. blnatlon has been made It will glv1 Pllla are sold by all drucrists. or by th stat .to Tart, ana give- mm u i mail.' postpaid, on receipt or price, o presidency. - The count will ahow. I cents per .box; six boxes for 12.60, by Mr. well man goes on io say umi un ma ur. nuuunr xaeaioin, ,o ocuonec nor inn . ne&w xirnuna: . uiui eiiiiiou i ULa v. tm. x.- from th western states to tne inaus- . . . . - r . i Li ihj atmLtiB ntsii us. uivatv in part oi tn nous, and ted the right 1 1. k. i.. i.v.inH inui ronrii. I mnrM. s trust Is plainly shown by his attitude upon "th railroad rat bUl passed, by congress two years ago. Mr, Sherman, In tb Interests of Standard OH, was tb man who led the fight for the exemption of pipe lines as common carrier. By his efforts b succeeded in holding up both bouses of congress' and th con ferees upon tha bin until he had ex ec-tea . aCaJtlnf The senate agreed to an amendment to th rat blU making- It unlawful for any common oarrier to transport any commodity (produced' by Itself! lumber and Hs products being excepted. When the measure went. Into Conference Mr. Sherman was on of tha conferees on th part of th house, and led th fight liimr vote is to Cbanre th words "common carrier." i?? I? J. which meant pipe lines as .well as rail- "n," ? r,tl , roaaa, to "railroad company.' , . . , Ha read ily saw; as a representative of Standard on interests, mat to make ail common carriers amenable to the law would bs a .serious blow to the Btandard OH com- fany, whicn transports its -product In ts own pipe lines and refuses to accept Here the heavy -and local condl-1 Florida - abnormal ana all woricinK nenrs-la i . . . . M . m I r JT against an luixen ui jni. 4.xl. . i inuiuia "Ohio." aava Mr. Wellman. "is aes- Kentucky perate fighting ground. with the j Louisiana or. 'Indiana seems nopeiessiy iobi to i Mississippi Taft. But If Mew xorK stanas, Mart Missouri mn eaallv ;win without Ohio and in- Nevada diana." , f . - . - North Carolina II The closeness .of the Tight, an)I its Oklahoma 7 uncertainty. Is shown by the summary South Carolina '. i of the situation by Mr. Wellman when Tennessee ., 13 he says: 1 Texas 18 Sevublleazui JCnow It, IVlrginU 1J ''No matter what the Hepubllcan lead ers may .say for publication. ITiappen ilia IS IS 13 S 10 18 11 All Ul iAO.t tu4! l!. t LljHium-WoIfo' FIGHTING THE DRU IWST Compare these cut-rate prices of Lipman, Wolfe's Owl - Cut-Rate Drue Store. None of the trust drug stores can equal ,Lipmanr Wolfe prices because they cannot equal the volume of our business or buy in such quantities. Now is the time to save money. Read the prices. A' I i LIVER AND KIDNEY PILLS ' . ' . ' Our Prtoe 2Sc 'Pierce's Liver PilU. ..! 25c Schenck's Liver rilIs.1T 25c Tutfs Liver rills...,. 18 25c Pinkhara's Liver Pills. 8a) Jlenderson'i Kidney Pills. 18 50c Doan's Kidney Pills.. 59 ;50c WUliamr Pink PUls.,39 25c Warner's Pills IT Henderson's . Liver Pills, 3 for ,.. 25 PATENT MEDICINES Iron Tonic Bitters........ T5 $1.00 Bromo Seltzer..... .69 ; $1.00 Peptogen Mlk, pwd.,79 50o Peptogen Milk, pwd,.0 25c' Bordan's Malted Milk. 36 50c Horsford's Acid Phos phate .35 , $1.00 Horsford's Acid Phos- - phate 74 ' 25cHire' Root "Beer Ext.. a for 25 '50c St Jacob's Oil 39 Wizard Oil'.. 39 '50c Pond's Extract ..39 Hooper's Veg. Comp 75 $1.00 Pierce's Golden yMedical Discovery ,,,77 $1.00 Pierce's Favorite Pre scription .',' 77 $1.00 Pinkham's Comp 77 $1.00 Hood's Sarsaparilla..74 PATENT MEDICINES , - , . Our ' - , . . - Price $1.00 Ayer'a Sarsaparilla...74 Henderson's Saraparilla..69 Malt Nutrine. reg. 25c; cut. 14 $1.75 S. S. S i 1.38 Olive Oil ..........39 1.00 Liquocid t 74 1.00 Pcruna .............78 11.00 Paine's Celery Comp. 79 11.50 Fellow's Syr. Hypo- phos s.i........f a.20 $1.00 Scott's Emulsion... .81 50c Scott's Emulsion. 4.... 30 $1.00 Steam's VVino . ot Cod Liver Oil 81 $1.00 Ozomulsion 81 $1.00 Gude Pepto-Mangan.87 $1.00 Angiers Petrolatum Emul sion 81 $1.00 GlythmoIine.........81 $1.00 Swamp Root ........77 Oaborn Colwell Nervine... 81 $1.00 Henderson's Kidney Cure 81 $1.00 Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, Osborn Colwell 81 $1.00 Mangofer 79 Wyeth's Vichy Salts, reg 50c: , cut 34 $1.00 Pond's Extract. , 79 50c Listerine 37. $1.00 Mother's Friend. 81 Norwegian Cod Liver Oil,'- pint 45 35c Castoria, Fletcher's... ...19 PATENT MEDICINES ' . Our Price 50c Bromo Seltzer ..39 Aprnta Water 20 $2.00 Succtis Alterans....f 1.68 25c Carter's Liver-Pills.... 13 25c Beeehatn's Pills.... ,..18 25c Brandreth's Pills 18 Henderson's Mandrake Pills. 2 for 25 25c Morse's Indian Root PUIS 18 75c Hall's Catarrh Cure.... 64 $1.00 Listerine 66 25c Ayer's Pills ..18 FACE POWDERS 25c Colgate's Talc Pwd...l5 i 25c Mennen's TaIc. Pwd...l2 50c La Blanche Powder... .37 50c Pozzoni's Powder 37 25c Spiro Powder 18 25c Dorin Rouge No. 18... 18 25c Tetlow's Swansdown Powder 11 PREPARED FOOD POW- DERS ; 50c Horlick's Malted Milk.39 $1 Horlick's Malted Milk.. 76 $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk. hospital size 83.14 $3.75 Borden's Malted Milk. hospital size 83.11 $1 Borden's Malted Milk... 72 50c BordenjTMalted Milk.. 36 HAIR TONICS, ETC. II ! I I I '. ' I . "''. Our . ' . I'rlc $1.00 Ayer's Hair Vigor.. .72 $1 Hall's Hair Renewer...84 $1 7 Sisters Hair Crower,.84 $1 Quinine Hair Tonic..'., .75 50c Hays' Hair' Health. ...39 Vesciflora Hair Tonic 80 50c Danderine ..,...".,...'.30 $1.00 Danderine ....70 $1.00 Parker's Balsam.... i. 84 . $1.00 Hcrpicide .....69 $1.00 Coke's Dandruff Cure. 67 $1.00 Scheffler's Colorinc;,.T3 FOft THE TEETH V ' i , 25c Lyon's Tooth Powder.. 17-' Regular 25c Colgate's Dental Cream ........19 25c Scheffield's Tooth Paste ......17 25c Boradent Tooth Paste; 17 25c Pasteurine Tooth ' ,; ' Paste w.... ..19 ' 25c Enthymol Tooth . Paste ..10. 25c Listerine Tooth Pwd.19 . 25c Arnica Tooth Soap. ..,.17 25c Graves' Tooth' Pwd..'.12 25c Sanitol Tooth Paste. '.J 18 50c Pelico Tooth Paste..'. k42 , Let Me Cure Your Catarrh Trial Package of My Combined Treat, ment Mailed Free. No More Kliaw- king and Spitting or Foul Sicken- 1 ing' Breath. 4 Send Your 4'ij Name, Today- j . -1a.ta.rrh la tint nntv Hsrunu-nii, hut It causes bad breath, ulceration, death and fighting chance and could aurely win decay of bones, loss of thinking and rea- out if virtually all of the labor vote in soning power; kills ambition and energy. Butte had not gone pell mell to Bryan. often causes loss or appetlte, , Indlges carter saya he can lose Butte b to know . fetvev rare well aware or piAatfneaa of the vote in manr states. For example, they talk of 200,000 for Taft in Illinois. Their actual expecta- tion la less than half or this, uney talk of 100,000 In Wisconsin, but mey reaiiy look for about 40,000. Iowa they re gard as perfectly safe, but they are not boasting of the size of the plurality. Kansas they, admit is close, prooaoiy not mor'than 10,000, whioh la too close for comfort. Nebraska la mo uncertain that V the Republicans who talk sense and drop rainbow chasing say thej will be content If they squeeze througt with anything to the good. "In the mountain states loesea of elec toral votes compared with four years ago are expected. Colorado ia uncertain. Wyoming Is admittedly doubtful, with Taft having the best of it under the able leadership of Senator TVarren. Mon tana ' 18 ' protmDiy lor iiryan, aimougo arter reports ; that ne nas a ' la v Senator. Ci 6,000 sumption. It needs attention at once. Cyre it with Gauss' Catarrh Cure. It Is a quicK", radical,, permanent cure, be cause lt rids the system of the poison ous germs that cause catarrh. . f other Republicans are not so optimistic. "'' ailnera for -Brran. "Although the miners of Eutte and surrounding region are pretty solid for Bryan, the Republicans nave named for governor a man very popular among the miners, Ed Donlan-, and that helps some. The general expectation is that Donlan is the only. Republican on the ticket who will carry the state. - "Utah is Republican and Idaho also by reduced but safe pluralities. Nevada Lis fighting around, the Republicans say. Fas Hearst has gone in mere, with nis ticket, sollttins- ut the Democratlo vote and leaving a chance for the Taft elec tors to squeeze out a bare plurality. All these -are Inside facts at the Republi can headquarters from confidential re ports.". . r A like situation Is. set out In a sum mary of the presidential contest printed tober 18. In this article also New Yorkt is made the' one great stumDiing diock In the path to the presidency. In com menting on - tUia situation the t Herald ay" ! Sew Tor Za Pivot. ' L MNeW York 1b to be the great center or tne conilici ai mo very cnu m iuo campaign. Mr. Brjan, lt is aald,- now realises that h must have the thirty nine electoral votes of New York or he cannot b elected to the presidency. Judge Taft," lt is understood, realizes that if ha loses New York ha will lose his own state of Ohio, a -large number J Total 184 DOUBTFUL. Colorado 5 Montana 8 Nebraska 8 New, York 39 Ohio 3 West Virginia 7 Wyoming L '8 Total . . . Wellman votes are required says; that Taft needs 81 of the doubtful votes "inasmuch "as 242 to elect, we find and Bjyan 68. If Taft carries New York he wilrhave enouKh and eight to snare. Should he lose New York it would still ba "Dosslble for him to win. but to do so" he must carry Ohio. If New York foes for Taft and Bryan carries all he remainder of the doubtful states the Democratic candidate will still bej nine votes short. "Of the seven doubtful states it Is my opinion that New York is well-nigh better than Bryan'a In West Virginia img: that Brya In . Ohio, Colorado and Montana, - and Questions for Senator Fulton 4.. You are campaigning tn Oregon for Taft, Senator 1 Fulton. Will you deny from the piatrorm tnat you aaia in pnvat conversation: "Taft Is a weak sister. He does not rorm an opinion until be learns what his master at the Whit House thinks" T If "a weak sister" who leans on others, how will Taft be able to get good measures through a congress controlled by Aldrich, Cannon and Foraker? Roosevelt could not do it. Is lt not notorious that all th a good measures Roosevelt urged were rejected by the last congress T If Roosevelt could not do it, how can Tart? Since the senate la hopelessly trust controlled, and will so remain 4 for th next four years, if not forever, would it not be definitely bet-' ter for Bryan to be president? When the last congress spurned and hissed at all good measures urged by Roosevelt, was lt not a mere row among Republicans T If Bryan instead of Roosevelt had been president, would it not have been a row between a trust congress and s Democratlo. 4 president? Would that not have presented th issue squarely before the people and have given them at the ballot box a chance to vote for ' . the side they deemed right? And, wouldn't th peoepl have done lt7 4 And don't you and everybody else know they would have don it, Sena-, tor Fulton T . Knowing It, and realizing the dilemma lt presented,, wouldn't con-' gres have been compelled through fear- of losing th election to pass at least a few goodi measures instead of none 7 A 5S' a 1 iwras, 1 a ' v.wv. e m . M l - Am .' tin I i r - 'ft! 1 :'avv. I mm of states In the middle west, Delaware Maryland and perhaps New Jersey and in in east aw win that Nebraska is trembling In the bal- Estimates of Herald. differing from Mr. Wellman's, but still showing the possibility of either Taft 6 Brvan Delna- tne victor la as rol lows; , ..'.. xMonaoiy but spanuoaa. California .10 Connecticut ..... 7 Idaho ' 3 Illinois . 27 Iowa 13 Maine fl 16 14 11 4 12 4 4 34 4 S 4 S 7 13 3 Massachusetts . Michigan Minnesota . . . . . New Hampshire New Jersey . , . North Dakota . Oregon! Pennsylvania - nnoae laianu . . Utah Vermont , . . wasnuisiun ................. West1, Virginia Wisconsin ... Wyoming . . . Mississippi ........ Missouri ... Nevada North Carolina Oklahoma .. Kouth Carolina Tennessee .. 12 Texas 18 Virginia .. ,. 12 Total 161 Doubtful, Republican Iioanlngs, Indiana Kansas , ...... 15 10 89 New York . . South Dakota Total ' 68 Doubtful Democratic Tjaaalng-s. Colorado" 5 Montana .'. . 8 Nebraska ........................ 8 Ohio - S3 In tha Balance. . Total Seasonably Bur Democratic Alabama .: Arkansas Florida .... Georgia . . . . Kentucky . , Louisiana . . .204 11 9 if 18 9 Total . Maryland Delaware Total Total vote In electoral college..,.. Necessary to elect a president..... Republican, reasonably sure ...... Democratic, reasonably sure Doubtful. Republican leanings.,.. Dpubtful, Democratlo leanings.... In the balance Taft to win must get, doubtful votes Bryan to win must get, - doubtful votes S9 S s Ti 483 242 204 161 68 89 11 88 81 CAHGI1 GROWS mm IN IDM Both Republicans and Dein- ocrats Claim State's Electoral Vote. (Special DiapatcB to The Journal.) Lewiston, Idaho, Oct. 23. Lewlston entertains both aspirants for senatorial honors this week and - the voters will have opportunity to make sharp con trasts between the two. Last evening judge C O. Btockslager addressed tne citizens on tne issues or the campaign and on Friday evening Senator Heyburn Is billed to speak. Both parties this rear adopted tne Plan of nominating by state convention and the legislative nominees are pledged to the election of the choice of the con ventions. The rival candidates are fol lowing each other closely in the canvass of the state. Senator Heyburn has been mt on the defensive because of the at ltude he has taken in regard to the direct primary law. In the state con' j ten trivia v't,ou e iouak yicuAiu tu party to the enactment of; such a law. He contended that the question was one for the counties to determine. The counties have, In large measure, de cided for the enactment of a direct pri mary law, and J. H. Brady, the Republi can nominee for governor, baa come out squarely for its passage, pledging his aimpori. the 3a7i political campaign Stumping in iras siow in neginnina ana con tinued Inclement weather has retarded Id its progress. The Renubllcans have been tha most active and claim tha atata by majorities placed as high as 25,000. The Democrats ara cutting down theaa estimates as the camoalgn .nroa-ressea. and, by attacking the state administra tion vigorously for What they deem Jts wasteful extravagance and building on the sentiment exoressed for Ttrvan in his previous campaigns; they claim the electoral vote of the state. With coal at Scott's Mill, cooner and gold in the Santlam hills and oil at pratum, there is a great future before. Marion county, says The Statesman. Eye glasses, f 1 at Metzger's. - ' FBUIT C0MMISSI0NEE RESIGNS SUDDENLY Special Dtiptteb to Tb Journal.) Salem, Oct. 28. Jamea H. Reid of Milwaukle, f rait commissioner for the First district. . Including; Multnomah County, sent his resignation to Gover nor Chamberlain 1 today.-, - No reason is assigned for th action by Mr. Reirt, who has made a satisfactory and effi cient commissioner. The term of office would not have expired until March 22. 1910. The resignation has not yet been acted upon, and no successor is in view as yet v. v m m 1 "' '.. Trying to Bribe Them. From the Dallas Item laer. - It Is an open secret that a Salem member of the legislature was offered the postornce at tne capital : city to go back' on his avowed -allegiance to statement rto. i. inu re politicians trying to defeat the will of the, people1 and make their votes of no account. Can they find enough rascals among those the people selected to accomplish their end? mm & co. 388-390 EAST MORRISON STREET Near Grand Avenue . -.. THE EAST SIDE PEOPLE'S STORE" Uur Saturday bpecial bales have proven a tremendous sue- f i nr. 1 T j T , r r - , , . . a cess, we navemaae xnousanQS 01 menas ana customers Dy our method of sharing profits and uniform system of square dealing.. "-r-y . v ' You should avail yourselves of our Weekly Specials. It's profitable to trade here every day, but doubly so on Saturdays. The following marvelous values on sale here, tomorrow only: Rhode Island dafeatMl- Conservative estimates as xo mo 'Ant outl atata Is far Taft today by perhaps 60 OflO This ' altuation might speedily shift under tha excitement of the last raw. dava of tha campaign, because pol itical sentiment' in a campaign runs in waves and great nolitical battles have Dean won ana lost in a ween time. - An Index of th closeness ox the oat tie Is the; fact that the tabulated esti mate - of the standing of the states complied ,y Mr. Wellman in Chicago, ana ov the Herald in flew xorx. practically- the same. Wellman con tends that Taft must win 11 aouDtrui votes and Bryan (8 to be elected.. The Herald estimates that Taft must win .. Where Thay Differ. Ttira la A i fTmrmnmi In tia ft1lvnm.nl or some states as sumated ny th two writers. In th table of Wellman, Del- A 'if asm In 'order to prove to all who are suf fering from this dangerous and loath oma dlseas that Oauss' Catarrh Cur will actually core any rase of retarrh quickly, mo matter how-long standing or how bad, I will eend a trial package by mail free of all coat, iftpnd us yeur name an-1 addr-aa today aaj th treat ment will b ant ycu by return mall. Try. It! It will rwltlvelycwTa ao that ywi will be welcomed lrateed of ahunned by yoor frinda. C B. OATSS. Marahaii. Mlaa. riU out coupon beiow. aware, Kansas and South Dakota are counted for Taft - The Herald gives i Kansas and South Dakota as doubtful t with Republican, leanings, and puts Delaware in, th doubtful list. Well j man makes Wyoming and. West Vlr- . 1 ginla aoubtrau The Herald makes them Republican.- vieilman givea In- Herald malcra Indiana doubtful with Republican leatalnga, and puts Mary land in th balance, ready, to swing liner way. ' WeOsaaa Give rig-area. Mr. Wellman's table of the situation. showing the close race and possibility iui viuiei biw, km mm lifuowi, - ' ' . 'J. FOR TAFT. . Csllfornla TS tonnecticBl 7 iiaware - 1 Idaho a Tills crti Is g4 for one trial parkage "f Gaoaa Coinblned.Catarrk Cure, ana'.let tr In r4ala parkarv. eiir-i-ir n,i ia yor aasne ad adlr Oa "Ottd w ,1,4 fr.ll t M. Oana, e Street, , . SCaraba!, MJca. " a v4 I.UnolS low . Kanaaa Sfaaaachusetts atlchlcan Mlnneoota Sew Hatnaahir. New Jervy. ... North Dakota . Crron t'mnaylvanla ... 'F.hnda llai!.,. : 8 -Kith Lwkota i T tah ... V mnn t 'hlngtrre KiKon.ia . , - Tatal ..... .... 17 ... IS 10 s IS 14 11 4 IS 4 4 ............ a 4 4 - rt.. 1 A. ...... 4 . ......,. . .A...,......... .,.... , s IS !' Rubbers! Rubbers! For women and children, ail sizes, first quality; SOo grade. 39o By using Bom , Aiml s The Finest Cleaner Made Enough wear and tear on the things cleaned will be iaved to pay for the cake many times. Bon Ami used for all cleaning ia practising the strictest economy. Amoskeag Ginghams 3.000 yards, best quality, Amos keag apron checks; other stores ask Sc. Our price tomorrow 10 Yd. limit 5 yd II Yd. Limit Children's Und'rwear All " sizes heavy ribbed, fleece, lined underwear for children: beat 1 5c grade, 19c Dress Skirts A IV wool ' panamas and voiles, black, blue and brown, new ar rivals; the pick of our I . line ffSaOQ Table Oil Cloth l.tss yards, all flrt qualltr, all oWrs, 1 yard wide. 1 15c Children's Umbrellas' BOO of them, Bteel Bods and Frames, 14-inch size, fast color and rainproof; (0o quality, , . ' ' ' : ' ' 1 Outing Flannel S.OOO yards fancy striped outing flannel; best lOo quality, toroor- row, , MYd. Limit s yd, 10 Yl Limit Women's Underwear Ail-Woel Wnlta Cashmere Vests and Pants, mil ilzea; best 11.15 All Wool Blankets hi white end grr, ISO r!r mt the best 17. grades, tomorrow, 3.98 ' Hemstitched H::.-.'.erch!c f tinea fln!. te als for la dles sr thlUran; beat t irala, tofztorrvw, Oacli THE ABOVE ITEMS OU SALE f.ATUrr.' ONLY AT THE ADVERTIGED I ' T f . 1 "w rOR ERTAN. I A. S 211