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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, . 100D. n It FFFfiFOnilPlilEIJ ARE S1SSQN ARREST HOPES TO SAVE BIOS CLOSE Oil the inlertat fell due thte year the com pany returned untold, the coupons srut them by the local owners of bonds. Numbers of the local ownera are of the opinion that the company ran, be furecloaed upon owing to Its failure to meet the pavmenta on the bomle while others aro of the opinion that the rum puny n put off payment from three to sis niotuH. ' Tltla laat aeenis quite feaalble to mini neraona who are of the opinion . nt bark snd -inafiintI- a grMt deal of m..x ulation la Ufa a.i tq the puioume of Jteed s .visit. , , XMFast Service to the East On May I tha new train dn luxe will be pUrtnl In i iininill.ni via Kpokane and the Canadlnii 1'nrlMo ehni t Una, Kor raiwa ami rem-rvatlons apply at lo cal office. HI 'llilrd atreet. n rinrn Tfi 01 DU runiv nmriTrn RIDGE PETITION! LYTLE CONTRACT Tfi nr nnrn i luiolu iu olii dhuli wjiimcu Kuropeans at 3Iorador Slainmad Chock Artist. TMimoil to George S. Shepherd Says No Award Yet Made for Corn From ' a Ollllam county ' farmer'a alandiKitnt the situation la Mliy fx vorable, aaya the t'ondon Globe. The percentage of fall aown wheat la much greater than tieual and Indications at thla time are for a bumper crop. I . . ... .1 Llliat the company is doing some eaten- . . . - 1 Fear That Disturbance Have Operated in Many .Shortajro in Names Has struct ifoi of the.Tilla- Slve enlarging er in plant an.i tnat an eonlliiRly the payment Is being held up tmiorarlly, - No enplanatltm was si tae had ta the coupons when they werei 3Iny Become Genera!. Oregon Towns. ; 1 Been JIado Up. :'V, : moot 'Itailrbad. (Special Dl patch to TIM Journal.) Roaebur-, Or., April in A wlr from (Colld rri UMd Whs.) ' ' Tanfler, Morocco. April 10. Tribes men today pillared 4he British and Oar J glason, Cal., aajra that a. man snswertn roan postoff lets . st. JUaqulnax, on thtli description of Msyers,' going under I 1 Unn.nno in Pif. 8"u Mv,r' ner -Advices from I th allaa of Trank Miller, haa bssn ar- Ullliau'awui vaujivi iu vu iMorador. on tha west coaat of Morocco, rested and haa confsasad to havln liiats mat aavaral Europeans wonnjHt rnw i nownuri witadi. that citr.br th. b..n,er.nt co? tint aztradltlon. , Meyera la. also tA ha wint mA m t flalam Knrftni an1 irqumoa bv a numeroua x.uropean I renOJaton. An Office left for Slsson pnpuiauon ana mum pprenrniioa 11 zslt for their aafety. j ... , ' Fatem. Or., April SO. -Frank Miller, srrentaa at siason, li ta oeuevea by tlia authorltlea hera to be tha aama who paaaed aeveral bad checks - In Kal-m about tha middle of ..this month. While hera ha went by tha name of Oeorire F. Meyer. He waa employed aa a cook It restaurant, but pretended to be a de ve. and aolioited among tha bual men and even went to tha peril ry. wlahlnf to be riven a position relaxing eacapea. dilate Tetitions Demand illTT IfailwaV COIIlDanV'S tribesmen. It la fearsd-tha uprising flahti JUra . nunnoj ' " will bet-oma aeneral. !, Moaa.lor snd aald t - Blanket .Franchise urdi jian.ee Go Before People, Before tha end of tha wee TO labor ' unions of Portland will be circulating a " petition. Involving the referendum on th blanket franohiae ordinance paaaed by the council for tha 'benefit of tha Portland Railway, .Light & Power com pany last Wednesday,. . H. J. Parkin eon. HOSE UMlGtB ... A TV a will ha eignaturea to antra on I Two blda made . by. contractora for tha our' petition when the city auditor makes construction of the Lytlo road to Tilla ble second check." said George 8. 8hp- mooic are mo cloaeitaat Trealdant E. E. herd ihle morning. "Whan we were no- Lytle of the line has not yet determined Men ! the more favorab le one to ae- tlfiet , that tha n.tuiA. - ' .1.1 which la the more location f th. VaJii... . is leou Declalon will probably be made location the Madlaon street bridge either Tate todayor tomorrow morning, to. Market street was 2S short wa Im- however. mediately look the names of 18(H) ner.1 1 !" trat have made blda "for the i . . . ... i worn are: wren A ureenouan. me Mr f""" "y-ins auditor aa oe-ICabe Conatructlon nommnv: fl (I Fn. ....., o. or Vancouver, a. . ng unrealatered and imirra iininr mem to reclater. I m .i-...i. ..,.. -ri.V;.,: n."7 raclflc Kn- DEFENDS .UOE I pany last weaneaaay.. . a. J. rarainaon, i , , Tl.,, of the Portland Xabor Press, ordered U ltneSS 111 ClwT Dl OTCC Case Denies Charges of Misconduct. Meyer came to Balem from Dayton Tamhlll county, where he had lived from January until March; according to a aiary lerc oanina in nis nurry.to fle camp. He Daaaed two or three tlS checks while here, one m a local hotel proprietor,, on which charge he will be prosecuted u orougnt to oaiem. - Pendleton Parmer Swindled.; fflrwlil Dlpatch to The journal.) Pendleton, Or., April 80. -It was that some farmer near petition v blanks printed ' today and as soon as these can be furnished be will deliver copies to the secretaries of the different labor unions for circulation. The Central Labor Coiificll at Its mtet- inlr tnnifrht will lnrirtra th nmlert Mr. Parkinson has retained two at-1 Mrs. Ross Gariger, whose name ha UA- V. .. . U . I t I . . . ... . v . I 1" "N"' V'". --""-i been rreeiy conneciea wun mai o i learned today "T.' ' u,.,i' ,k w.H.r in the divorce caae thla nlace has been the victim of r ins, x el r"lDt" Wd.. i.t. m th. -yj.ndi? inoumstisi.t hi'Th.Tr btln checkwl . circuit court... took the stand to defend UimMl tt ?Xl& til of the total vote for mayor at the elec- mgC0nduct with Welter, as Mrs. Ellsr m, who are alio wanted at Roseburg: !" TCLou ? 11'!, "Ji"? ih?jy;i- Ubeth Welter ha. charged. , ,.Jon? of the men is said to o by th. ' ' " I JU"V of iors . uiu jnr. unjcr, who nlmt of H. . C. iloward. alias Hall, .V i " ' B . C I" ins lanaiaay pi weuer, na while, - the other gives his nsme as . ...-...w. , ..mu. . viq-'iim.uu.ib i vnniuifii mf r&pvnoiiuv ui iinuuuii u I frsnk Miller. 1: ,v Tjv incoo winiMi cw uiii i ror tue courtroom vrowu to ku upon i . .. A D..LU.n. A n V. A will A . L. I . . . 1 j. . I . .. . , V ' . . . . I deterred from filing the petition as the woman whom he saw lying I IMMORAL COTIf ACT ''through fear that It may Inconvenience asleep In a sleeping car In the rallied! . . -VM w V .the railway corporation, v. . . I terminal yarda. Mc.Nutt. who is weigh- - lie will make no .effort to have the I master in the yards, and formerly was (council seha date for a special election I assistant night clerk.-sald that Welter I nnd Is satisfied to wait until two years lay toy her side, both' of them sleeping Because neither side came into court from next June, the first election at peacefully This wss between 8 and witn Hean hands. Circuit Judge Mor- : . which referendum petitions filed now o'clock In the morning. McKutt was row this morning dismissed the case of ea,nt.bi."ubmU.te5; 1 1" postlve in his indentlficatlon. - . Rose I Hathaway against Mrs. K. J. The big protest meeting of the labor Another witness named Weston had Howell, in which the plaintiff sued for . ti a r '1 u I iu; ie Mind cun-i, om'wi g. i2on worm or rurnuure tna in ae- iitf'lA in ther ExpoHltlon rink Sunday 1 the affair. 3 noon trill be made tha occasion - also I Bh nnmilm 1 , a .Prf teHt. aalnst tn con im him In the yarda. This wi becaua I reputable house ftt 3. North Seventh iwa ui tMiis ow. sbvbm e i Bhb fliHU nuLiiuiH ill uttriiCUiBr io I tiftt Mri HAWAII nitronnKrl - frnm tv.g IS HELD ILLEGAL me same eiieci. Dui-iurt, 11200 worth of furniture and the de- l.h,Jtnew nothing about fendant asked Judgment for the 11625 Mrs. Oarlger admitted that that she had paid for it. nes fik Welters lunch to The furniture was used In a dls- .. ..... ..1 ... ..-1 pus fliMu nuLiiuia in pariicuiar n rrnne as ine one wnicn nas max oeenido. and she had been Informed bv W,l u.. tr.n,..v r ,. Ki niiiru. i nuuaanaa ni vuiera win uc I If r that an employe named mien bant ihnwai that twith war in r,r tu4 f''" m i ii. ecu 11. suu iiit-j wniiaioie nia luncn. nomeiimea ane naa 10 rhimit nr tha hnuu. and that tha be told bV labor leaders lust ; WhV I ait arnnnrf fan tlma anit wait tnr UT.L I u a,jj t -nn... . ,T BIIUU1U tlon. sign inc. rererenagm .petl-1 Hr to appear, In the meantime guard-1 trary to police regulations. Ing the lunch so Bank would not eat It Judge Morrow granted a motlbn to CITY AUDITOR'S MEX up. Brnk was one of the witnesses fori dismiss, declining to assist either party Mrs. welter. . . ' to an illegal contract. As the mstter aira, uanger imewiBe aamitiea mat I now stands sirs. Hathaway has both 4 TIj1 T 4 TIT r l)VCtTl?T I wnf, ln women reierrea to i tne rurnuure ana tne 11625, having se- Aitti XiALfiJX ilLMiJlill J y George K. Brandt, roundhouse fore-j cured the former under a writ of re- n, who said that two women had r-puning wnne. ootn or them wer City Auditor Barbur 'decided today, to waiting for Welter. But she said she man hal Dlpvln based on the comnlalnt. . One feature of the case was' the al legation of the defendant that she hit, nl-k. - .1,.A,. 1 , . " -. . . . ... .... v. . fiT r ,V ;,.r j...v......0. , ,iBU no iiiiil ami gm noi vtn epeaa to i as reea to pay souvv ror xumlture worth Lhm in,''tv.petiUona, ,as. he fears he the other woman. She said that Brandt only $1200 She had paid $1626 In all M'i1 tUX 2ere.tuth.mJ?rtn?d, 00 made an Jnsultlng remark to her and when the matter was taken Into court tirr waiiuto in- liiiiii a i ilia Diet iun iifi insiM i n m wrin mm r aa ur a si via a a , . annaaantiu mrataa if- n j .. I v --m ' aiV ca. sit;iii,iciiiiiii. i . Auuaitiiiij iTirii, . nuweii im Xaffter pr6gTsa i made. Judge Gatena ts attempting tq finish UaHfhrtll i remeay, ror iz ane suea on the Katha w ay agXoKtedtri urIi?..hnpH0a.W.d. - 'UPl'tyAhntractsrmaxIm of candidates to. 35,000 voters of the I rltjr Ttiese must be mailed before to- morrow. . .. . . I ;ADVAXCESF$50 OX DIITATIOX "SPARK" hew simions ADDED TO MAP "The agitation for itiuipu ma, iiiurv nan tnn ivn nr in... i I ... ....... .. . . , . . , . , dM an tn maka (h. i.i i. r.. V il iaunrrri r VTOinnon OI BUOHano, aiq so to make the petition stood. It and as w ' ill go On the ballot at tha eomina jma r. il ...t. -V'r .VT" .I.H..n mA h.vi J .j 1, 1.1 x 1 1 rnuuiairu anal l Ft i a worn in an $!l?ZSliltirJ wUl cost in the neighborhood ann atraat iwih.. 7, v ' " or sz.miu.uoo, tnat amoimr -having been 1 ,de will be aolved by the! appropriated by the Harrlman directors tn. Immediate I Shnnld Wn A nrnon,li aamra tha the line, they distinction of Tillamook. Wren contrsctors for lwavs electrlo line, whlc Is being built to llolbrook and beyond witn tna intention or ultimately reacn ing iiuamooa. - Tom Oreenough. president of th united Railways is the -Oreenough Wren A Oreenough. but. the work of the contracting lirm is or a general char acter, they having built parts of both tne northern raoiric ana tne Bpoicane, rortiana eeattie railways. I. k. .1 .,,yA ..J. i." "on street i contract for eoraplet ng ' '"I"6 "? fi'f.ly.bJr rail- will probably have th? r. J ti.7iny,w.Jcn-w.." wrcea . building two llnea Into J. : jor ltai oreenough are the i " "r" f.w mvaa lm Aocsiso: I the united ai , - MES1IEI7III IIEKEUEmjOillll IXTEREST REFUSED OX OMAHA BOXDS pelegates to 'the Threshermen's con- venuon to oe neia nere May 5 and . 6 1 a. G. Reed, himself a large owner of win roymiiy enieriainea oy vne com- I tne umana Homi telephone Don a a, left mittee having the matter? in charge. That is. they will b taken about tha city, shown the sights and dined' at the Commercial . club on the evening of May f. , In the meantime, between the feaafa tne ooay win get aown to good, work on herd the subjects of roads and yesterday for Omaha to investigate th I affairs' of- the company. . Interest ha oeen reruaea tne noiaers or tne bond here in Portland and fearing' that some. thing may be wrong the owners sent Mr. Reed to Omaha to investigate. Ldne numbers of these bonds were given In' lleit-of money deposited with membership of about l'teri?t gr "et with regularity. When ne p and bridges, the improvement of which i IP O"0" Trust & Havings bank at the n tha ,hi.f ikwi. " time It was taken -over bv the Uermmi cently organised sUte association, whirl, American ana ths rirst few payments of . . . . . aireaay nas a 1100. Ind! about S00 and preparations for the re ception of that many at least are un der wsy. Dr. Maurice O. Kldrldge of I wssnington, u. yj an autnority on good roads, will address .. the convention, as I win aiso rToiesaor u. .1. ciarae, pub lisher of the American Threaherman. Madlaon, Wisconsin. Other prominent men who will attend are ' Lee Hardin of Indianapolis, Indiana, and Professor u. u. Kose ot tne XNortn uakota Agri cultural college. The state association is presided over by A. Xi. Averiu or tnls city, Ueorge W. ' Evsns is vice-president and ' Flill S. I ttates is secretary. . Rebekahs Meet at Pendleton. (Snm-lnl PhniateS tn The Jonroai.. Bebekah lodges from all parts of Uma tilla county to; the number of 100 are gathered today in session to welcome Mrs. Mary E. Smith of Oranta P assembly president of Oregon. Not be ing able to visit each lodge of the coun ty, the head offloer of the state for this order tooa tnis means or OTriciauy meet ing .the -members of the different coun ty lodges: The entire day-will be given to business , and social sessions. The towns represented . In conference re Pendleton; Pilot. Koclc. Hermiston. Echo. Athena,, Weston, Milton, Kreewater and i-tenr. : v. .- s - tUciiinG' Take half gl&s upon arising in the . morning and enjoy good health all day It is The Best Natural Laxative Water FOR CONSTIPATION Xame Agents on Trip Over Line; Moses Lindenbaum of Morrl son street, bought a niece of arlaas tArlrpd with mawnrv vBatAnlav KinlI .. . . . --.-.,, jng ne was getting a diamond at s. bar-1 A OrTIl nHTlK MlllCl'A I Will gain, and as a result Is 150 loser on hlsl JJalllV ..UllILiaJS lli Jn vent men t. Ldndenbaum advanced tfifll on ine imitation aiamond to two men. (.ne wen nreaeen ann rna nTn,i a van. idaDie ouncit ,ot rags.', , . --W- , . ' .'. I T-a aw -..ill JJ. M 1L. : .1 m new BiAiiuiig wii ue auuvu iu n itj I IS I FjS 1 1 JK Z I I j I M r"-"ro . map ol the northwest next VJ. t)lj' LUiiXJll wa-n. Assistant General' Freight and Passenger Agent Ralph Jenklna of the I The .Merges Hardware company haa oposane, rortiana Heatue an K. E. begun suit in the circuit court aaralmat Lillle. superintendent of j car service J m. Davis ror 172.1, alleging that helLor. ln"1 roan, win leave tonignt for has failed to pay this sum for labor and opokane rrom whence they will start material due In the alteration and re-l"t to open the stations along the new pair cf a building on iota In Praah. i Pasco-Spokane line and to Install sia- siei s aaaiuon. : .. - v , un nema mu supplies. ine stations between Spokane and Suit Against Market Company. , ffi Se,rWS Judge Gantenbeln in the circuit rnnrt 1 tucna. Kahlotus. Snake Ttlver Junr-tinn Js hearing testimony in the caae of D, I and Levey.. Besides these. Mr, Jenkins -n Grande against the Portland Public 1 will have to take supplies for -three .nrnei k v,oia oiorage comDanv. in i oooaane oirices. ine ureit Nnrth.m ss-hlch the plaintiff claims I647S.5S. I and Northern Pacific ticket offlnna and paiance ror ine excavation nr .Oi?iimt iNortnern facirie npnoi. runic yards oi earth in the block on I All the -station houses along the Gltssn street between Fourth and Fifth j new line are of the general type of the Wi IHIai IMsiipMcsIII Si Co. ': ' "; LEADING EAST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE.' , . Sj ; East Morrison Street, Corner of Union Avenue ALL MORRISON BRIDGE AND O. W, P. .TRANSFER CARS PASS OUR STORE. TOMORROW, SATURDAY STARTS A SEVEN DAYQf SALE A REGULAR MAY CARNIVAL QF BARGAINS Sale starts tomorrow, Saturday, May 1, and continues to Saturday, May 8. : Sensational prices have been made on many lines of merchandise in the many departments, ' thaj will in sure a record breaking volume of business for May. The most convenient shopping place for residents of Lents, Sellwood and all intermediate stations. AH transfer cars stop at our corner on East Morrison and Union Ave. We deliver to any point. ' s no gj R&stus Goes Fishing. Mr. Henry "Going' fishinff on washday, Raatus? -1 . , thought Melissa, needed you to gather wood and make a fire to boil the clothes." : Ra$tu8-"Yes, sah, Marse Henry. . But Anty Drudge : here, she done sho'd M'Lissy how to wash.de do's .'.without no fiah an' M'liasy she say hit's as easy ' as rolhVoff a log." Anty Drudge .'That's right, Mr. Henry. Rastus had r better be -working than fishing, but Melissa. doeant ' s need him. Fels-Naptha makes the biggest washing easy for one person in less time than the old way." Best 7c Apron Gingham 5c A large new lot of the best checks and colors are here; an excellent quality at special prices. Little Soldiers Jn your bleed are tha million of cor pusclss thst tlefsnd you against attacks cf disease. ' To make and keep these little aol fllers healthy and strong, la simply to make and keep the blood of th right .quality and. quantity. St. Johns station. In moat of them the station ssent will alao ba the tela. graph operator. New service starts over the Pasco Spokane line on Monday. All the train. are composed of . entirely new equip ment, the cars being manufactured especially with an antl-telescoping da- viuas. oW Table Oilcloth 15c Sold Elsewhere at 20c and 25c The very best quality, in white and fancies; large assortment, to choose from. : BUBNS DETECTIVES' PAY HELD UP (Callee Fran ltwnl Wire.) Thli ! lint wti.t o... . oan rrsncisoo. April 10. Bleutns em- XOlS U just what Hood S Sarsaparilla ployed under William J. Burns by the noea it neips tne little aoldlera la your blood to fight disease for yon. .!. It tores scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous rmss. dyspepsia, general debility, and builds up th whole system. It effects its wonderful cures, not aimply because It contains aarsaparllla But because tt combines the utmost remedial values of more than 20 differ ent ingredients. If urged to buy suiy preparation said to be "Just as good" you may be sure it Is inferior, cost lesa to make, and yield the dealer a larger profit. , FALLING HAIR Is the forerannei ol baldness. If won wla.li t prevent It, start la now lo sue and see bow'quJeUy tbe new fcairstlll be a la to come In; froc4 atrong bealtby ones text. TkU hairs 1II stop falling eat. u4 drndrotl. Use cause of baldotset, ::! disappear. TWai xoa t sre seael at Is air ta t pravtf 77 r L-J. IS NOT A DI E. ' t rs. p)orn r, at cfccinr. ' ' m I mrli mm i,ap xrrm r4. c f t t taatft, 4 S a .a Siareaaa. . , .. a f,-,- ",. 2V. trorr'ata. -r -Tim Cartaf UM "lit S-pw Cav, Neatwrlt. Sf. a, t rnr CO. k lit CO. graft ptosecution were unable to drsw their ray todajr beceUae of a temporary injunction grantea D- juoge eturtevant reatralnlng the cltv treasurer and audi tor from meeting that payroll. The In. junction was matte returnable Saturday. It was Issued st the Instance of Camp bell, Mat eon snd Drew, attorneys for ine. united Ksuroads, who alleged there was no proviaton In the city charter that provides for the hiring of such secret agents and that Burns' men sre per forming work that lies within th province of the reiruiar pxtlfre, The auditor will appear tomorrow to ahosr cause why the Injunction should not be made permanent. VICTORIA, B. CL, WANTS JAP SHIPS TO CALL (Caltaai Press Wire.) Mctorla, B. C. Acrll SO. There Is a uiotrmnii on Toet nare to have the Japaneae cruiaen A no and Rova call bak here on the way front Vancouver snd take part ta the .annual. Victoria day celebration In this cltr on May 24 The Japaneae eons-ii at Vancouver has Intimated thst It Is possible that ar ransementa mar be made for the xlait Lieutenant Govrrnor bunamulr haa been requested by the Oomfnion rnramm.. to do ell In his power to make the vlwlt of the Japaneae plant. A meeting Is twins held thla afternoon to make ar raagemeata . JUIKiE 3FBRIDE V MI VATE CITIZEN'. - j y Jaaraal Wa Sah-w Wbv.t j ajm.,r . April M. For the first tlma In mere than It yeare. former Jn" Thtna A. McBrlnV .f the Firts i'tdictal Slatrict la a private citln.i Judae McBrkle IwunH Ma tvnaltton . 1Mb afternoon and T. V.- Camrtwll of J (rr.r'.h City rommiaaintiM and1 awrirti Is te mw-twl Mm. ft i e,r-i I IJuettce M- n will rlare tomorrow, and IJurtca MrRrtda - Will than ban m.1 rrm Juaila. and al'.l s to I'end'etoa eii-rtay stth the su(-ne court. A Rare Millinery' Bargain $8.00 and $10.00 CA AO Trimmed Hats V-wO Just received; a beautiful new lot. including the best new shapes and colors, also black; pret tily trimmed with ribbons, flowers, wings and ornaments. 1 " FREE Complete Baseball M; With Any Knickerbocker Suit tor Boys ;. A great special for the boys.' We are selling the best values and styles in boys Knickerbocker Suits at f 3.50, f4, f 4.50, f5 and 6, and during this sale we give FREE with every suit a Baseball Suit complete, consisting of suit," cap, belt and stockings. This baseball outfit is worth $1.50, but is given with the suits during this- sale that you may become acquainted with our splen did line of boys' clothing. Do your washing without a fire next time. Save the bother, the discomfort and the cost of fuel. . Wash your clothes' with Fels-Naptha in cool or lukewarm water, in summer or winter. - . ' ' - Its much easierno hard rubbing is -- needed. ' 'V . , J a It saves the clothes because there's no ; boiling to weaken them, and no hard Tubbing to wear them 'Outv !'-- It takes less than half the time of the old way. . . And this Fcls-Naptha way of wash 'ng in cool ,qr, lukewarm water 'makes your, clothes cleaner, sweeter, and fresher - than if you boiled and hard-rubbed em till Doomsday, . . . , Don't 'take a substitute for Fels-Naptha because . it will . not do the work. -' v ', . . Look for the red and green wrapper and Jollow the directions printed on 'the back. . : ' ; SB and SO CIIDTC Off OO Tailored JIIII-IJ MdiUO Elegantly tailored dress Skirts, made of all wool Panama and serge, in plain and fancy stripe weaves; trimmed with buttons and bands of ma terial same as skirt: colors are blue, black and .,.brown... . ,,. Men's Spring Suits $12.95 Worth J 18. OO ' Strictly pure wool cassimere and worsted Suits, in the newest gray, tan and green shades; all garments are designed in the newest and most approved style; tailored in a workmanlike manner to insure perfect fit and shape retaining. 6!c and 7c Valenciennes Laces 4c , Dainty designs and weaves, in nice fine, 'much wanted laces; on sale at about half price. A case of nobby style, combined w ith absolute dependable ouality at a small part of he true value. . This lot contains all sizes in. nice fine kid, black" or tart Oxfords with extension sole or black kid Oxfords with hand turned aoles. - , -. - Wool Dress Goods at 48 c Tanama. serges, mohairs in plain and striped weaves, splendid new. designs in black, brown, navy and gray. Juliets at 98c Pr. A Voman will find more genuine comfort and satisfaction in this shoe than an other atyle made. Made in neat tip style, elastic side and good rubber heel. Boys'50c and 75c Knee Pants 39c Hots' separate Knee Pants, for hnj from. 4 to IS years; all neat patterns in caimere and worsted; pants that sold regularly at 50c and 75c $2 Mission Alarm -Clocks ?U8 A regular tni.Mon style CWt, 12 inchea high," dark misMon fjnth hardwood tramc; best Tarker alarm and or ks. , , , IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT 15c COPYRIGHTED PICTURES 5r 16x20-inch black and white Pictures, suitabi for framing, and including such well-known sub iects a "On Guard," -Chums." -Companions,' -Can't Talk." "Good Night" and -Good Morning. 35c WINDOW SHADES 23 - Best J5c cloth Window Shades, J6 inches wide,' 6 feet long; good spring roller. 15c WIRE BEATERS lOs 5c RfM.Ta TflllCT Dicro 35c ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS 2T VV. H. MARKELL S. CO. Dcparimtnt Store, Cor. E.Morrhcnswd Union Ave. alfte: Special 4 P. M. TO 9 P. M. Mm jTU III REGULAR $1.25 VALUE Bathroom Rack is made of solid oak, -. weathered finish. Has nickel-plated tum- , bler-holder, toothbrush holder, towel rod and soap shell. Same as pictured The nickel-plating WILL NOT RUST. - ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER NO TELE PHONE ORDERS TAKEN 1 ,y)i: