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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING," APRIL 13. 1C0D. Portland Corset Headquarters "Nemo," Gossard "Laco Front,0 "Lime Irene," Bstclle" Newest Moggh Expert Fitters 2d Floor Meier- Pfrank- Store's- Greafe jmraEial' April, Sale ofeffifcciiieB GS, I,. w ltJ' IS Ayr 1 e -mMTTTP 17 C-:x';!ij I ''o' '. . ii i f ar tit ' ' ' AW v Phono i J TScA j and Mail J u W Orders for ' HrTW ; : n '. V Kuchn ....: W Honacliold r li" .S. . AJlaw.,. V" Filled ' 1 ' " ; Phona - or A 6101 Sale White China $1.25 white Eowl and ritchcr.09 $1.25 plain white Combinett.99 6Sc covercfl Chambers, each,55 3Sc 11-inch Mixing Bo wis," ea. 28 10c 6-inch Mixing Bowl, each.8 25c 11-inch yellow Nappy at. 19 20c'10-inc; yellow Nappy at.i6 15c 8-inch yellow Nappy at..l2? 10c; 10-inch Pie Plates, each..8 8c 9-inch Pie Plates, at, each.. 6f 8c 6-inch oval Baker, at, each. 6 10c 7-inch oval Baker, at, each. 8T 13c 8-inch oval Baker, at, ea.,10 15c 1-gal. stone Milk Crock .. 12 Regular 40c 2-gallon stone Pot and cover, on sale at, spl, set..32 Sale of Glassware Thin blown Tumblers, at, each.4 60c 4-piecc sets, on sale at,. 48 75c Table .Tumblers, dozen. .60$ 75c 45-in. glass Fruits, doz.60$ Regular 35c Syrup Pitchers. ,28$ Regular 15c Spoon Tray, ea. .12$ Regular 15c Pickle Dish, ea.'.12$ 25c Berry Bowl, on sale at.'. .19$ 60c glass Water Pitcher at.. 48$ Garden Supplies Long-handled Spades, at, ea.,63$ Short-handled Spades, at, ea..63$ Long-handled Shovels; each. .63$ Short-handled Shovels, each. .63$ 45c Lawn Rake, special, each. 35$ 25c 12-tooth Rake, at, each.. 19$ 30c 14-tooth Rake, at, each.. 24$ 60c 14-tooth Rake, at, each.;48$ 25c Hoes, riveted, special at.. 19$ 40c ladies' Hoes, special at . .32$ 50c Socket Hoes, special, ea. .39$ 40c Little Giant Grass 'Hooks. 32$ 75c long-handled Spade forks. 59$ 40c Pruning Shears, at, pair., 32$ 10c Garden Trowels, at, each. .8$ 7c Weeding Hooks, at, each ,..5$ 50c Spray Pumps, special at.. 39$ $1.00 Fountain Lawn Spray.. 79$ 20 Per Cent 20PerCent0tfonAllDecoratedToiletWare I OF 0. 1 C. WEI Clioose Directors Who Will Again Name Harriraan for President. STOCKHO E. H. Hrrimn hasn't txn dropped from the bnrd of Jtrector of the Ore gon 4k Cfoml and he la the only candidal for the offlre of president of that railroad when th directors meet nit MoDdar It I not belle-ed that he ?a anjr Intention of retiring from the rtlva control of hia rarloua llnte tor he next jrear at leaat. The atockholdera of the Oregon A i'alifomla held their annual mretlnr Jhia room inc. prorlea for lf.4;i iiiaree a safe majority arere held In i lie meeting and were cut for the varioua mlraotora named. The board for the r will coneiat of W, W. Cotton, W. K. t'oiraa. Peter F. Unnn. W. t.- Kenton. U K. rteide. & H. Harriman, H. E. JljmlPi-ton, R. Koehler. John McCrak en. J. P. O'Brten and C, O. Sutberland. The majorltjr of the dlrectora are em l.lra ft the Rowthern Pacific rom-j-enr and ottAuga reaide la Portland to iiure a Quorvm at anoat tlmea. Immedlatelr vpoa t be election r-tank form, were made out In Mr. Cot to a r 'fir- and will h ent to the rartooa i .restore to firted out In order that t iri e;'tit4ff. Mr Hrrl!Tiq will t one tr m)t and wtl have la tatre .h rf"re a nrr ITtt to fill : r'flce of director. . te the i-o-ce frora the HtT rf fit fm 4 ire-torn. ItxIui.i . r Omiv arut Jvdae Kotw the eie- "f c"t--e- pnatpmed nntll '-'.r r. Hirrimjii viii be reeWi- . ) t,..rT X' t Hr1e tr rreidn -r.tK;y ht. Koehler oeomt vice Sale of Tinware 12c Perfection Cake Tin, each . 10$ 12c clean-cut Cake Tin, each 10$ 5c 10-inch Pie Pans, at, each.. 4$ 4c 9-inch Pie Pans.' on sale at . .3$ 12c Muffin Pan, 6-hole. each, 10$ 4c 1-pint. tin Cups, at, each.. 3$ 7c Dippers, on sale at, each, .6$ 35c.3-hole Egg Poachers, ea.. 28$ 50c 6-hole Egg Poachers, ea..39$ 12c Loaf Cake Pan; at, each.. 10$ 18c Cake Mold, on sale at, ea.l5$ 10c Pudding Pans, 4-quart, ea. .8$ 6c Pudding Pans, lyi-qt., cach.K$ 7c Dairy Pans, -3-quart, each. . 6$ 20c Preserving Kettel,, each. ,16$ isc tin vvasn rtasin, at, cacn.-T 15c metallic Sieve, at. each. .12$ 2jc 14x15 Drip Pans, at, ea..l$ 50c Family Roasters, special., f 60c Family Roasters, special, .48$ 70c Family Roasters, special. ;oo$ Sale Dinner Sets PLAIN WHITE SEMI-VITRE- OUS DINNER SETS 60 pieces, $4.75 value, at.,. 4.19 100 pieces, $7.50 value,' at.. 86.69 DECORATED AMERICAN SEMI-VITREOUS DINNER SETS On sale at greatly reduced prices: 60 pieces, regular $5.75. ., 4.99 100 pieces, regular $8.35.. 87.49 60 pieces, regular $8.00, at.. 86.99 100 pieces, regular $12.00. ,810.49 60-pc. set, $8.35 values, at.. 87.49 100-pc. set, $12.50 value.. 810.99 60-pc. set, $9.00 value at.. .87.99 100-pc. set, $13.50 value. .811.99 BEAUTIFUL HAVILAND CHINA DINNER WARE Some of our most beautiful pat terns included in this special sale. 60-pc. sets, $36.00 value. .831.99 100-pc. sets, $53.50 value. .846.99 60-pc. sets, $39.50 value, .f 34.99 100-pc. sets, $57.00 value. .850.99 60-pc. sets, $39.50 value. .834.99 100-pc. sets, $57.00 value. .850.99 60-pc. sets, $42.00 value. .837.99 100-pc. sets," $62.00 value.. f 54.99 Off on All ANOTHER MEXICAN FOUND TO JOIN TJiomas W. Sparks, of This City, Hale and Hearty at Age of 86. Hale and hearty at the age of S. Thomas W. B parka living at 28 Fortjr flrat street, a veteran of the Mexican war,-promisee to outlive many of a younger generation. Mr. Sparks was born In Clay county, Kentucky, Octo ber. 15. 1811, afterward moving to Mis souri where he enlisted in company 1 Second regiment Mtaeourt volunteers In IMC and waa honorably discharged at Fort Leavenworth October i. 14. "There waa some pretty hard fight ing." said Mr. ftoarka, "but marching through the snow waa much worse, about the hardest fighting Was at the Battle cf Touse mountain, where we fought the Mexicans and Indians from sunrise until dark." Few among the Mexican veterana have carried their eara as well as Thomas park a, who upright and sturdy aa a young man Uvea alone with a-o one to keen hint company, but he la growing tired of thla lonely Ufa and haa entered an application for admit tance) to the Soldiers' Home at Rooe trorg where he will once again Oe amng hta old romradea. While he Is cf coarse anxious te go to Roseburg Mr, Sparks says be is coming - to Portland and march with toe hye"'ln parade during the Roee Carnival If rmeeihte. . "1 Although fnr the greater pert of the week thia oid "Veteran worfce at home In He l'ttle ahoe ehoo. aHfltm doee a Punday J that be la not seen trudg-t"-( to etmrch. He Is a meaner of the (Trtrtettaa churr h end seemed much pi- tipnn learning there was a fine Chriatlaa crorcb, la Roehurg. In HI Mr. Fparke enntracted the rnld fever and went wltg the a-efrml tampede te Plkea reak, fcut BoeeUug ! far below regular valuedThe one great opportunity, of to appreciate, and selections can be made from the largest and most complete stocks of standard wares' we have ever provided Preparations for this annual event have been under way for six monthsr-Special purchases have been made in the markets of the world, enabling us to offer you extraordinary values in JlUiU smjpiicajav.mimiAixi iiuuacwiv) iiuici quu i-vcn uiii sands of matchless saving opportunities-rWe are Portland Table Cutlery Look to Your Needs Now Kitchen' Tea Spoons, regular 10c set of 6, on sale at, the set.. 7$ Kitchen Table Spoons, regular 20c set of 6, On sale at, the set.. 14$ Knives and Forks, wood handles, regular 50c values, at,: set.. 39$ 25c Christy Knife Sets, spl. .19$ Wire handle Spatula, 6-in. length. regular 25c values, on sale..f Wire handle spatula, 7-m. 'cngtn. regular 30c value, on sale. ,23$ Wire handle Spatula, 8-in. length, regular 35c value, on sale. .27$ 30c Butcher Knives, 6-inch.'.24$ 45c Butcher Knives," 7-inch .36$ 60c Butcher Knives, 8-inch. .48$ Bread Knives, reg. 35c, each. .28$ Bread Knives; reg. 50c, each.. 39$ 40c Kitchen Siicers, at, each. . 32$ 50c Kitchen Siicers, at, each.. 39$ Cooks' French Knives, 6-inch, reg ular 65c value, on sale at'. .49$ Cooks' French Knives, 7-inch, reg ular 75c value, on sale at.. 59$ Cooks' French Knives, 8-inch, reg ular 85c values, on sale at.. 67$ Cooks' French Knives, 10-in., reg ular $1 value, on sale at.. 79$ Lee's Butcher Steels, 75c val. .59$ 50c Christy Bread Knife, ea.. 39$ '25c Christy Bread Knife, ea. ,19$ Apple Corers, regular 7c value, 5$ Apple Corers, regular 5c Value. 4$ 10c Paring Knives, at, each... 8$ 15c Paring Knives, at, each.. 12$ 20c Paring Knives, at, each l.. 16$ 25c Paring Knives, at, each.. 19$ Call Bells, regulaf 25c value,.19$ Call Bells, regular 50c value., 39$ Corkscrews, regular 5c ea., at ,S 4$ 25c Bric-a-Brac Dusters, ea,. 19$ 25c wooT"Biiftef, at, each."., 19$ Metal Polish, regular 15c, at.. 12$ Silver Polish, regular 15c, at.. 12$ 35c Alcohol Stoves, at, each.. 28$ 35c nickel Tea Strainers ea.28$ Our Fancy China WAR VETERAN FESTIVAL PARADE t ry r 7 A Thomas W. 8parka. with little guccese be agsla returned te Miseonrl where he lived until be eame west to Cregon In 1. Mr. p park a hea three eons, Rohert ha Mieeoufi. J a m )n Kansaa and lxsaa wne with hia farnliy lire cloee Beigh bora te the old Veteran. Charles TfaceL secretary cf r-n-aiwe a d labor. I the flret nat've Tex an ta bold a reiloa la the cabinet. 1 T r Kitchen Goods, Cutlery, China, Cut Glass, Silverware, Stoves, Ranges; in fact, everything and anything in house-" Bathroom Needs 15c Tooth Brush Holder, ea..l2$ 30c Tooth Brush Holder, ea..23$ 75c Tooth Brush Holder, ea.. 59$ Robe Hooks, regular 25c,' ea. .19$ 10c Toilet Paper Holders, ea. .$ 25c Toilet Paper Holders, ea.l9$ Glass Holders, 60c. value, ea.,'7$ Glass Holders. 90c value. ea.,71$ Glass Holders, $1.10 value, ea.87$ 65c Wall Soap Dishes, each.. 49$ $1.25 Wall Soap Dishes, ea., 99$ 90c 'Tub Soap Dishes, each.. 71$ $1.50 Tub Soao Dishes, ea.. 81.19 Match Holders, 25c value, at. .19$ Match Holders, 45c value, ea..36$ $1.40 Shelf Brackets,' pair. vf 1.12 Comb and Brush Holders; regular $1.50 value, special, each. .8 1.19 10c Whisk Broom Holders, ea. 8$ Combination Glass and Soap Hold ers, regular $225 value. ,81.80 Combination Glass and Soap Hold ers, .regular $3.25 value. . . 8 2.5 Glass Shelves, 24 inches in1 length, regular $5.25 value, at. ea. 83.98 75c Sponge Holders, at, each. 59$ SPECIAL SALE OF TOWEL RACKS 15-inch length, special, each. .32$ 18-inch lencrth. special, each.. 47$ 18-inch length, special, each . 71$ 24-inch length, special, each.. 59$ 24-inch length, special, each. .79$ 36-inch length, special, ea. .$1.12 Arm Racks, special at. each .".71$ BArm Racks, special at, each '. .99$ Sale of Cut Glass 5- inch Nappies on sale at. . 81.39 6- inch Nappies on sale at, . 8198 6-inch Nappies on sale at.. 82.78 Spoon Trays on sale at, ea . 82.98 8-inch Bowls on sale at, ea;.83.98 10-in. Bowls on sale at, ea. 89.98 10-inch Bowls on sale at.. 813.18 Water Pitchers on sale atfi85.58 Water Bottles selling at .,86.38 Oil Bottles,' special, each. 82.78 Oil Bottles, special, each..8198 Vases, 12-inch, for, ach... 87.18 Vases, 16-inch, at, -each.819.58 Sugar and Creamer, pair,. 82.58 20Per PLAN TO BUILD .A IIEl'J CHURCH Oregon ;.t Presbytery . , Gives Heed to United Conjrrejra 2 tions 'Growing: Xeei ! .... Among the - matters , brourht. before the Oregon' Presbytery 'of the - United Presbyterian church In Ita, spring meet ing; which cloned 1 at--noon ,-today, one of the moat important waa 'the ap pointing; of a committee) to look 'Into the buying of a lot and erecting of -a building to - hooee the Third United Presbyterian--church of Portland. "The -new building will be in trie neighbor hood of Thirty-fifth to F"ortieta atreets and south of Hawthorn avenue, and will be a quit pretentious structure, coating 2S,089. ; . Rev. A. B. Dickey of fllmnasho. Or.. TkiSwIaierlhtflcwir? Ah me! I saw a box and loathsome ttj, vVkereiil a drove of wiUersrtsg were barred, "'"' ' " ' ' Z ' Whose basqoH shocked U nostril and the eve; . Tbea spoke a voic, "Eeboli the source f lrrt! I fed, atsd saw a TiclJ that seemed at first One f listeoiaj mass of rosea para and j white, . WUJ1 dewv tmOS mia Oaxa kttcw louags sarseo; sd, aa I licrered o'er the lovelv aigtt. Tbe aoanerbrme, that cooled that Soother scene, Wirrvt, - Behold Um aottrea of ; ; - ..... ... i i2Cirq ' ,; . Starting today and continuing until further notice, our; Annual April Profit-Sharing Sale of - Kitchen Goods and Household Effects of every description TJseful and necessary articles of all kinds at prices the year for the housewife - tmuov a wm give uiuncuiaic aiicuuuu - iu uicii - iiccus clliu Silcirc m 111C LilOU- agents for "Willamette" Sewing Machines, 15 models',' $20 to $35 Mail orders filled SaleWoodqhware Regular 15c Star Salt Boxes!. 12$ Regular : 15c wooden -Spoon .... 12$ 20c Bread Board, at, each... 16$ Regular 15c Roll Pins, each.. 12$ Regular 10c Towel Rings, ea..8$ 20c wood Lemon Squeezers .nl6$ Regular 5c Butter Paddles at. . 4$ Regular 25c Meat Boards, ea,19$ 60c 10-pin Hat Racks, at, ea. .48$ Regular 30c Bread Siicers. ..24$ Regular 30c Potato Slicer at. 24$ Regular 15c Gas Torch, each. 12$ Regular 5c Mouse Traps,, each. 4$ Regular lOo Rat Traps, each.. 8$ &c -arm Clothes Racks, at.. 19$ Regular 15c Towel Rollers at. 12$ Regular 13c 4arm Racks, ear. 10$ cnop Howls, special, ea..l6$ 85c Wall Clothes Dryer,1 at,. 68$ vuc 3-told Clothes Horse, atr. 72$ $L0O 5-foot Step Ladders at.k79$ 75c 6-foot Ironing Boards at. . 61$ Clothes Pins at,, the dozen. ..1$ 7c spring Clothes Pins, special. 6$ Regular 7c Potato Mashers at.. 6$ Stoves, Ranges Big reductions on our Stoves. and Ranges, including Peninsular gen uine Planished Steel Ranges. The material used in the construction of these ranges is the finest ob tainable, making them the tightest, strongest and best range on the market. They: possess every fea ture of merit known to "modern steel range construction; basement. Regular $68 Planished tCA Af ' Steel Range.- special $u4.lU Regular $75 Planished tCO Y1A Steel Range, special 30UU Regular $85 Planished" CC7 flA Steel Range, special !U .UV $52.00 6-hole Range for.. 8 41.60 $58.00 6-hole Range for. .8 46.40 $42.00 6-hole Range for. .8 33.60 $45.00 6-hole Range for.. f 36.00 $35.00 6-hole Range for. '.$28.00 $39.50 6-hole Range for,, 831.60 $43.50 ' 6-hole Range for. .834.50 $9.75 Acme Cook Stove.. .88.40 $14 Triumph Cook Stove.8H.95 $16 Triumph Cook Stove.. 8 13.95 20 Per Cent Off on Cent Off Bronze and Rey. J.- A. Ppear of Warm Spring, Or., missionaries to the Warm Spring Indians, were present thla morning and made favorable reports of the work be ing carried on there. . At yesterday's meeting:' the following officers were elected: - Rev. A. B. Pickle, moderator: Bev. S. Earl Dahola, Stated clerk, and Rev. W,t P. White, superintendent of missions. Rev.' 8. K. puBols and Rev. J. A. Spear were also elected to the general assembly to be held at Knoxvllle, Tenn.. May It. 1(0. This will be the first time any church has held ita . areneral assembly In $ strictly mieaion xieio. . Grand Avenue church has come In for special commendation. During the past year It has become self supporting, has given 395' to benevolences, and the Sunday school has had the second larg est attendance of any In the cttv. It Is announced that Rev. W". H. Holt. D. D., who has Just-returned from ad dressing large r-ongregattons In the eaat, wilT addreen a popular gathering at' me x-rana Avenue courcn tonignu . , . " ' j .. . Thousands I' se ElTtor. There were' 57P paasenfers carried in , th elevators of the Wells Fargo building In It hours yesterday. The three elevators made about trips In lb same' apace ef time, according to the figures kept by a census taker for the management ef the building. - Great Agony; "Before w caa svnipathixs witk otbert, wt Bust nave luffered enraelvea." e owe caa realia the saffarisf eUeadaat apsa aa attack ot tkt grip, on teas be bat sad Ike actual sir-eriaeoe. Iser is freoahJr aa disraas that causes so stock ejirakal and mental err , or which so sots fnllr oeftet niedjcal aid. All oanrer from the grip, however, mar be sveided L the f roaipt ostof Chambertaia 'sCsoiVReaBedy. Assocg I h teas of thonsao4a M Lara aaed tkie reviedv, aot one ease has ever bees repor'ed that has revolted la Jpoauisotia or that ku aot reccrertd, ;' " ' to replenish and outfit. the home at a saving she is bound Kitchen Goods $1,00 -Waffle Iron, at, each. 79$ Regular 45c Iron Skillets, ea.36$ 35c 8-hole Iron Gem Pan, ea.28$ 45c steel Spiders,' special at.. 36$ 25c Table Mats, set of 6 at.. 19$ Regular ,5c ScVub Brushes at4$ 15c Scrub, Brushes,' specials .12$ 35c Stove Brush; special it ..27$ 25c California Gas Toasters,; 19$ 35c glass Lamps, complete:, 28$ Regular 20c Tea Cannisters.'.15$ 40c 14-inch Turkey Duster.. 32$ -Regular 7c asbestos rMats at, .5$ .50c Baking Shells, per dozen. 39$ Regular 30c Washboards, ea. .21$ 35c.We.sco JS weeping Cotnp'd . 27$ Regulaiu25c. Gilman folding Lunch Box, on sale at, special, ea.l9$ Copper nickeled Tea Kettle,' regu lar $1.35 value, special at. 81.07 $1.10 3-pt. nickeled Tea Pots. 88$ $1.15 4-pt. nickeled Tea Tots. 93$ $1.25 5-pt. nickeled Tea Pots ,99$ Regular $1.00 2 quart nickeHd Cof fee Pots, on sale at, special. 79$ $3.75 14-in. Lawn Mowers. .83.10 Washing Machines, special. 84.39 Regular $125 Wash Boilers. . 99$ Regular $1.50 willow Clothes Bas kets, on sale at, special. .f 1.19 $1.25 Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, sets of 3, on sale at, special, set.. $ Regular 85c galvanized Tub.. 67$ $L25 Univ'l Food Chopper. .99$ $1.35 folding Ironing' Bd.. 81.07 40c Sleeve and Bosom Board. 32$ 35c Luster Furniture Polish..27$ 25c , Liquid Veneer, 4-ounce . . 19$ 50c Liquid Yeneer, ' l2-ounce.41$ 25c Brilliant Shine Polish. at. .19$ 75c. Lindsay Lights, complete. 64$ 25c Lindsay Mantles, at, ea..l9$ 15c Lindsay Mantles, at, each. 11$ 16-candle-power Elec. Bulbs. .18$ 25c Broom Cover, special aU. 19$ 5c Gas Tapers, pure wax, each..4$- I3c Paraffin Wax, lb. 'pkg. 10$ All J?ancy Parlor Lamps Cops ASSISTANT FORESTER , VISITIXG PORTLAND . , v James B. Adams, assistant forester In charge of the operating department of the national forest service. Is In Port land thla week on one of his many trips to the northwest Mr. Adams' headquar ters are In Washington, D. C, but near ly half his time is spent traveling around the circuit of the government torevi Hrvica neeoquariers. ; Mr. Adams has charge of th operat ing department of the whole national forest eervice. and it was to htm that the task of moving the- district head qnsrters - f rom Washington to Portland last I'lecember waa delegated. The -entire office force of ton men and women waa" moved from Washington to Port land with but a week's delay in the work. , Mr. Adams challenges "any cor poration or organisation to show' any auch feat In Ita records. . RUNAWAY WIFE IS - FOUND AVITII NlEGfeO H.' Weyrlck. proprietor of a Sixth street reataurant In this city and living at SIT North Seventeenth atreet. haa located his runaway wife In Butte where she- was foand y- him Itvtne T with t'harles Wallace, colored. In a lodslna tiouae. eyrtrk complained to thePort-i land police several cays ago that his wife had run awav with the nerro Wal lace and etated they had gone to Butte. He was advised to follow them and did so. Mrm. Weyrlck aa turned over to her nusoend by the Butte police and then she disappeared.. Wevrick later forfeited a bond that he had riven to appear aa a wltneas and he aleo disappeared. Wallace ts being held in Butte end will be prosecuted on a vagrancy charget. JOYCE TO RE SENT v BACK TO CHICAGO Js h Jnvc. arreeted yeaferday bv Hellrer anit iHlwf. ta te be turned ever te the CUat awt&ort- Kitchen Goods 10c Sealing Wax, per package. .8$ 2dc tin folding Lunch Box at. 16$ 25c aluminum foltjing ;Cups. 19$); 1 40c gas Bread Toaster at, ea..3Z$ 8c Cooks Forks, special at, ea..6$ 8c Cake, Turner, special,; each.'. 7$ 10c Cakt Spoons, special, each. .8$ 15c wire Rug Beater, at, each,12$ 15c Hatchet, good grade, each. 12$ 25c Hammers, special value.. 19$ Reg. 10c Tack Hammers, each.. 8$ $1,23 Ax, best quality, each.. 99$ 25c Steak Hammer, at, each.. .19$ 10c Clothes Hooks, at, dozen.. 8$ 25c Egg Beater, Dovear, each.. 19$ 5c .wire Potato. Maslier, each..4$ 15c Stove Mitts" and Dauber. . 12$ Regular 5c Stove Poker, each. 4$ 15c Sink .k Cleaner, at, each. ..12$ 15c Chop " Knife, , 2-blade, ea..l2$ Regular 8c Stove Lid Lifter.. 6$ 40c Sensible Sleeve Iron at..32$ 10c Iron Handle, special, each.'. 8$ Regular 10c Tack Pullers, each, 8$ 10c Can Openers, special at, ea.8$ 15c setSteel Skewers, at, set. 12$ Regular 20c Screwdriver, ea;. 16$ 25c Clothes Lines,-50 feet, at. . 19$ 25c Mop Rag, ,14-lb., special . .19$ Regular 15c Mop Sticks, spl,. 12$ Regular 5c Dish Mops, at, ea.'.4$ 25c wire Clothes' Line, each, .19$ 35c rubber Window Washer.. 28$ 7c Ironing Wax, special, each . .6$ 25c Sink. Strainer, japanned. .19$ 7c Electric Egg Whip at, ea..6$ Regular 3c wire Egg Whip, ea.2$ 10c Soap Shaker, square, each, 18$ Regular 10c wire Tea Stand at.8$ Reg. 15c wire Soap Holder. . 12$ 20c wire Sponge Holder at., . 16$ . 5c Juice Extractor glass, each,4$ Regular 10c wire.Pot Chain at.8$ Regular 5c Sink Cleaner at,' ca,4$ ' Keirular, 10c Match Safe, each .8 30c Extension Strainer, each.. 24$ j Regularse-Seop-Stratneirat. 12$ Regular 10c Tea Strainer, each .8$ tlea to answer charges of burglary and forgery, although he Is also wanted In Ban Francisco. Joyce has a bad record and was thought so bad there that Lieu tenant Robert Bchlau of the Chicago police force waa Bent west to iret him. He- returned empty handed. According to a dispatch from Chicago fichlau 'was about to be tried by the police examin ing board for having once had Joyce in custody and later ordering his release. The hearing, it Is stated, will prob ably be postponed owing to Joyce's cap ture, by th Portland detectives. ; V Liquor Case Continued. ' ( The case against J. U Smlthson. the restaurant ' keeper of 1 North Sixth street, charged with selling liquor with out a license, has been continued until April is.', when Smlthson will come up for hearing before Judge Van Zante. THE STEADY USE OF wervrw ret 'aa wall-aa DEr STnorS err aw Kafra la f help natrj ral color and taiity, and keep IOC Blir SOI sivsMsgr eaua aaa m tiealUijr conditJoa. CSAY HAia S mar every woman lxanty and staoald l puarded oatoal In every way. No till n eontrlbotcs so maen to wrv man's beaaty asber balr, and lt aboold ba every woman's slaty io laate in ocai care i il. rtta It ta say way, IS NOT ABIU a 1 SBS Se. SeillCV, srvfinn land 2c aar tree bank, Tse Cera the Hah-." NickelWare raU mmy saw. ivewrau-a. r VWDtlB. CUM1 a CO. . - irixmoii Siva ca