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Newspaper Page TextHIE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 21. 1009. SEAPORT- Til IS NOT 1, table, and alp, tip, alp the ecaldln lea, varym (' eitliiimnt om-a U wtille 1V lubtilliiif at a melon aead. It la about I uilink In Ilia evening, an thai a la an air of ekuectanry iu 'tit 1U. - ritual ram Makaia, . Than eoinoe tha pitiful proceaalon of r aimed Liiayininaa wiu iijp to ntaaa iia fun. Tula lutla atrl. aha la aa lika all tha oihara aa la ona pea to all thuaa In a Vouk meaaura. la nut mora man ia yiu oia. blia ja dreaaea in a uuiple coat ot heavy aatm ana trouaara of llaht l)lu aiilc, llor.tlny darurnied f net ara tliruat Into ttuuiiila Ilka alio. oovare4 with Jewel..- iter lung oiacK jvair, nnavy wun on. ia care fully cnllad on tha buck, of her head and fastened with pin of eilver and jade. Jier nock and arnia ara weighted down with Jewela. liar faat ara ao m. that ana can -acarce wane without aaaie tanca. and aha la neluad ut tha alalia ty an old woman, the "auiah In dull colored clnthai. who la alwaye bar com panlon. No alrl Ja aver Been without her "amah." or maid. Her face la painted thickly eye- Important Scanorts in the white" cheek pink.' aa peach A . . v . i itiuumi. iiia euartei aa Keiamuuia. one "WOrlll-' (lit rrOWinf' J.t9look aa If h bad nevtr amiled. never ; ' ' o- " I thou ah t. never lived. tsha aeata lier- Tntf . .Ta . n Mnwflimici.lf at a table and. la a moment, la V v .v , t iWuiivwuaMoi-j - . .Hie clad roum Chlnaae. fell a know her duty and. tnaiantly, alio bua-ina to talk, and lauah and be emu Inn. There la tea to be drunk, and, porhana, "chow" to be eaten. Maybii tha allk-elad man loafa to another table ajid another painted plaything. There are tO.000 auch aa ahe within a atone'a thrdw of Foo-Chow road. Bplandid with lta 11,-hta, joyful wun lie roynaaa o TIE SEA Shanghai," One of the Most City., -.. .-. ' Jf you live In New York, you ' visit Coney .Xaland for reoxea, , 4 - tlon; If you ara a ' resident of Newton, Kan .you go down e , and watch the Jrelo come In, but : e when jrou are In Shanghai. 70a most. If rou would see thepeo- ' pie. take drive out .Bubbllnf e Well road, where every nation-. ; allty la represented and where ey only amllea and butterfly plumes 4 have' their ' lnnlnga. Tomorrow Mr.. Haakln, will tell of - the e ; glories -of . the Bubbling Well .road and of the people that make a i'np the gay pageant. .. 4 : ; ; ' e ' j Cy Frederic f. Haakln. - . Washington.- Sept i ll. "Setter CO yeara of Europe than a cycle of Cathay" I one gevotee of the poppy inside. was not written of Shanghai. " Tbls twentieth century olty rejoices In many birds, jubilant In Its pleasure and fun, tha two rowa . of maanlftcent build ings of JToo-Chow road, but screen rrooi the eye of the paaaarby the miserable warrens wnere meaa iair piainma Uve out their days In auuaior. suite r- lag ana biu. . , , . , , Opium mo king" Moon TroUbnea. In many of these tea bouses there Is another great room.. In It one finds mru nf kanaa. that article of furni ture -which is a combination of couch, chair, bed and table, and which In the northern part of China also does duty as a stove, i On these men are lying In all stages of such intoxication as is produced by smoking opium. , Only a feWvOf the tea houses have the opium rmokina- department now, and by thp of next November ail win o closed. The prohibition waa eifeoteu by a law which reducea tne numoer of opium smoKing resoria aaca iouot months, - unui final pronioiuon rnanhad.' The WOUIID may noi ni these rooms and It must be aald to (ha ftra1 i t tit tha rrhinese that there are a hundred tea drinkers outside to CLASS U TO ' m a m m a a a ,ns apsaaera wno will m n,a uunua flrllll lin Til nit tha thre daya- aeaalon of tha atharln- II PHI I IIM I I I I I 11 V HI Inuludt UK in.t nuubl ur Aiixrl- III I If III I II III! I 'a who have taken up tha cruaade fur All Kail Ul IUUIII good road a. Oovarnors of several atatae t head thalr delagalluiia. while many con- r rM the owning addreaa and Mayor 1'in I Johnson welt'umed he delo galea. The convention la the largeet of lta kind aver held In tha Vnlt Hiatea. and tha apaakera who will ba heard durln Y. M. C. A. physical Derart- ment Now Ecady for Business. It was Impossible to start tha phys leal classes of ths Portland Young- Men's Christian Association yesterday, as had I "Kconnralcs of Itoad Dull graaainen, mayora of oltlea, directors of nubllo works and other city officials are In attendance. , Amonr the scheduled atveakera and their subjects are: "National Aid and Poat Itoada,'' Representative 11. 1'. Ilob aon of Alabama; "ltoad Situation in the United Ktalas as fomMred With Foreign t'ountrlea," lxtgan Waller Page, director United Btatea office of public ro4a; "BUumlnoua Road Materials," Profeasor Hubbard, chemlat of tha United (States office of publlo mad a: pamue nubll Jing." been planned, but work In both ths men's and boys' departments will begin today, Tha shower baths were not ready for I way commission. uae yeaierciay, dui tne contracture nave 1 , promiaea to nave everything in readi ness this afternoon. - iteglatratlon for i El Hill, crealdent National Roada soclatlon, and "Macadam Itoada," A. It. Kletoher. aecretary Maaaachuaetta lllgh- tlie nhyalcal department has been larae, ana the work la all outlined, the leaders The BEST in Quality IJX3BT in Valuo Journal want ads. coat 1 cent a word. Dedicate Biicga Monument. Maauoketa, Iowa, Sept 11. All sr- rinr.m,nla Kaan AnmnlatfMl for tha class meeting last night to-arrangs final dedlc.tlon tomorrow of the monumsnt UriH.ll. I - U.--.KI. rim m-nvmf- 1 Physical Director Or ley returned I" ""i"-"'" t" "r,-.V: "V present it the conf ee of aha Northi PJC. ??vlrr! "t J.I organisation repreaentlng the Toung I clt men a unniuan Asaoclatlona or Port land, Seattle, Tacoma, Vanoouvar and Victoria. - B. . C. Ballinaham. Everett. .norm xaaima ana iioquiam.. Mr. orll ley announced that a baaketball tounia ment will be held this year Instead of the ' usual series or aames. extvndlna throughout the winter. This vourna- m.n , will I A .. v na.c UUIU ... ins un x- rr i , i li - . ary II and It, and tha sohedule will be 7 XXJTXaj. OU, SjisiMia, so arranged mat tha onamplonsblp will oe aeiinitei setUe amon clatlons were scheduled as follows? . I for tha aaklne-. uymnasium. meet.. December 4. Taco-1 Never before have rou been offered so uirirauiiig uiuiwr -iracir mm oximucn ror nothing jn tne snaps or a 1MV VYVUl.. iminiUUfi January 12, Portland TALKS ON TEETH 87 VMM BXX MXTAIt CO, MlTim. Wh'chrmpHhip. Book About .Teeth Free is; the Young Men's Chrlathtn Aasc I Our book, "Alveolar Dentistry,". Is free cember 19: aouatlo meet, I hnnk. No bonk haa aver before alven SO . . S "a iuuin" I thorougn a diagnosis or tne aiaaaaea oi 111 II II fc, nOILH DHIUV, Aad Then, There's Theatres. Across the street one looks In at s pseudonyms. Its . pleasure loving peo-1 theatre, where a company of outcaat pie call It the Pari, of tha Orient. IU or.Jn grot ' manufacturers call It the Manchester I 5iy which may have begun 'last week ,of the east, and Its hustlers say It Is and which probably will not be finished ro through the parts, of Dlay which may hi me unicago of China. , Everybody llkoa for a fortnignt. xsexi ooor ia "e It. and to him who has dwelt In 6hang I song" house. ..where the men sit about hai for a space of years thers Is no I to -drink tea and pretend, at least, to other spot on earth so dear. .r . listen to the dismal walla which a nair ,JCo,lnr Away Troa tha .a. . floajj -hl fi-.; Shanghai Is one of the. most Import P themselves, however, do not ap tant seaports of the world, but It Is take their slngiAg seriously, not on the sea. The big- ships come they comb their hair and do fancy up- the Yana-tss' river to Woo- .i.. sung ajid there dron enPhor. Passenaers V. .... atrnet floor, the change to a steam launch and chug-chuff rrnvA auraes' from spot to spot at the 10 miles id the Whana-Doo. or tho 2W5. "J wlhn huva imoorted t . i . . - . .1 uciiriL ua. aaasava aa - - - ' iiuanu-pu. creeK to tne city or tsnangnai fh , methods. If not their spiels, irom ,, When Shanghai was selected a half niia-htened America. Here ar score century aro as the great European port. , vlna Dlcture shows the contri- me wnang-poo, was considered large hr.tlon of the twentieth century and tne enough for all ordinary sea traffic. The I nnnuiar form of amusement, after big snips came and Shanghai has been : "a drlnkine in China. All difference getting farther adfarther awayfrom between the -east and ths west 4a blotted the sea ever since. : . t t , ninemetoeraDh. . The trip , up the : Whang-poo, or the r iuch things the Chinese have taken Huanfc-pu there Is wide latitude In the itherallv from their western brothers. romanised spelling or Chinese names I ha Chinese population , of European Is impressive and educational.- One Hhanehal Is proof that even the un sees the huge factories which line the I lv,i .omefimes chance. banks of the small river, one sees the -mm -arhlta Men. evidence of a mighty river traffic with I-aara rrom wiuw " " . . the Interior, one sees progress and pros- Shop keepers, compradores. pamxers, perlty on every hand. But having ai- servants, ricksha pullers, coolie every rived at the Bund and having alighted grade and claas of Chinese In anghai In Shanghai Itself, one forgets all about have taken something or o a Industry and commerca . ; something of bad from the whl toymen ; Bhanrhal a Olty HaauWnl. . "ve al made money out of .tha white Tot bore is a marvelous city to sea; 1 man. too and they, do k , V. A mm Kla Ana wa r. Orllley. as retirln nresidant. nm-1 . ...... Fmlll1 IfLimJ ?L?,RiJ.. The Alveolar Method of restoring rectors who elected the folfinwlug offi-1 mi..in- t..,H Hthm,f hlna to j-eaort pwaident. Harry Booth. Taeoma: ir.r .,a- - riinaW hVtdaa- presldent, B.'V. L- Wilson. Vancou- I : 1". Vryr rir arin.r ath1Yt. 8eatUe:' " sav af AAAa--i lea Haa aaiArM NEW AUXILIAIIT IPatienM from every state In the Union BISHOP CONSECRATED si? irj"? fiar?lhtS. annoyance and misery of a "mouthful" New York. Sent 11. Tha consecra-1 of rubber or metal plates or a tortur- tlon of the Rev. Oeoree W. Mundeleln as I some piece of bridgework. ' Xilshop of Loryma and auxiliary bishop I All these things are set forth In this or urooKiyn iook place in tit. james I book wnicn we want to sena you witn pro-Cathedral today, beina- tha first cer- I our comnliments. I it-any wonder that emony of the kind ever held In Brooklyn. I the book has run through several edi- ine targe catnearai was crowded to tne I tlon a T doors, and hundreds were unable to se- I Now, If you are skeptical and Inclined cure admission. Many distinguished I to doubt our ability to restore your prelates took part in the ceremonies. I teeth by the Alveolar Method and give Blshep McDonnell performed the eonse-1 you a beautiful, sound, serviceable set otuuu, wu py fjisiHjpior teeth, that will rival natures teem, O Connor of Newark and Blshon Colton I rn., n An nna nf wn thinc-a of Buffalo. The sermon was preached neither of which will cost you anything by Bishop Cusack of New York. Imme- I worth speaking of. diately after the consecration a ban-1 it Will you call at our of flees and quet was served In St. James' audito-ask for a book and a long list of pa- rlum. ' Itlenta for whnrn wa have dona this The new blshon was born In Brooklyn I i, v .m n. about 60 years aao. and received his pre- JT, ' rKJ. . 7 - -k.i llmlnary education at Manhattan college. ".""W hnk.r 7'mtrTiZiZrm In 1889 he was sent to Rome, Where he I mrnnno- thorn mtA whlla tharn lt na took a theological course at the Propa- ff?n5i II6.1?'.' WIlUa tnere" Iel u" j m m. i ji j m i iuun mi vuur iceiii. reTurn-edB? l7l m?UZ mediately was appointed assistant sec- Tr. "ofn retary to Bishop McDonnell, serving In 'n- .,prerib fI,. Yn that eaoaoitv until 1888. when he was .ran?' that s alt The axamination will made chancellor of the diocese. V tnorougn. out it win pe ror you to I oixy wueinsr r nut you warn iu npenu n. Reglna, Bask.. Sept. 81. Imposina do"" with us after, our examiner goes wrnmnnlea attended the ennanrrntinn I Over your teeth. Isn't tnai a lair propo- here' today t)f the Venerable Archdeacon I sitionT, ' : Hardlna as coadjutor blshon of On' An- 2d. If you are not near enough to pelle. Tha participants Included the I one of our offices to call at once, then archhlahoDa of Runerfa Land and ot. 1 send for the book and read It. tawa and a number of other eminent It is written in simple language (with Bre A, Complete Showing of tlio Now Season's SS Goods SLKLdl ' ? . .. " ri Xou Aro Invited to Our formal opening In our Dress Goods and Silk Departments will take place this week. You are cordially invited to be present Jk. nf ramm iltrlfmiAfl a-aM Atitt 1 Iaey1 ai Taaaaawaa) an4 mmwA9 Iff mm t UmlilWtA krta9 J UUtllklla VTaA VUI UASJliy QllWlUa a!AA HWBTVi .KBUaWUVVb by the. cleverest of foreign and domestic manufacturers, these new creations seem to have realized the acme of fabric beauty and per fection. . Come and . inspect and admire to your heart's content. You'll find us only too delighted to show you the very latest ideas from the great world centers of fashion. Come, acquaint yourself with our prices compare them with those you meet with elsewhere the rest we leave to your own good judgment. All Wool Fabrics 44 to 4G Inches p7.- ivvl : KTv VT A. I II ..'i...UWn,Q prelates. NATIONAL GOOD a city which is European by the lpok tgo away i iiy wnicn li.vmneae irt not wish him to Th. Khane-hal - native thinks oo much of gain ever to inauige in nf itha hililiilnO-i hv tha link'df Yh nfnnl a rlf'v which Imniampni ta mist the "foreign devils is distinctively and uniquely charming Tha white -men , have come here, they hiK tha fuA nf i tli ilmmnhara II hn(l thta ritV. and. In a WBV, seems aa If all tha array bricks In the thev rule over it. But tha. Chinese world had been brought to Shanghai know that in everything but poiiucs tney tnhulM hnniui with and for vr ,rt tha rea.1 rulers. Shanghai, ror all million gray bricks a thousand red ones its foreign airs, is Chinese. Of course. for trimmings. Shanghai has . a color there Is Bubbling wen roaa dui inai scheme which no builder dares to vlo- la another story. - TRIAL OF ALLEGED KING OF SWINDLERS SBBBa--asai-a--aaaa . CouncU Bluffs, Iowa, Sept, 2L--The term of the reaerai court wnicn cun uanfet inAav will ha made notable by the trial of J.J2. Maybray. the aUeged king of swindlers wno is cnargea wun using .the malls to defraud In promot ing alleged fake prise fights, wrestling matcnes ana norae races. jjuio.j wo arrested in I4ttle Rock early- last April and haa slnoe been confined In the Des Moines lall awaiting trial. t ' The gang of which Maybray is al leged to have been the ring leader is charged with having secured nearly $250,000 from victims they are said to have fleeced In fake sporting events. Council Bluffs was the scene of many of their operations. . Witnesses from manv nf tha middle and western states and from Canada have been summoned to testify In Maybray"e trial ' Municipal League of Iowa, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Sept. SI. - The league of Iowa municipalities began its twelfth annual session here today, and will continue tomorrow. Mayor Bennett welcomed the visitors and T. L,. Phillips of Ottumwa responded. Following the exchange of greetings tha convention took up the regular program of papers, addresses and discussions. .Prominent among ths topics slated for considera tion during tne two days session are terminal taxation of railroads, publicity In control of publio utilities, street lighting, water rates, street paving and municipal control of shade trees. late, and should an architect presume to plan a house differing In essential particulars Trnm tha nmt Hrmsn-tnilll Shanghai house he probably would be boiled in oil.. Whatever one's personal opinioA of- the gray and - red ... brick houses, as individual houses, it cannot be denied that the adherence of every r builder to the uniform scheme has pro duced In very truth the city beauti- ful " z Three Shanghais In Ona. Theraara three Shanghais, geographi cally. The International settlement, the French concession and .the Chinese na tlva i-ltv - Tn tha old dava tha several nations . had separate concessions and built each its own town. For purposes of convenience all of - them but the French consolidated, and the Interna tional settlement came Into being.-. It is now the largest and most important : part of Shanghai. Along lta bund, or water front street which Is the prlnci- fal artery of the city's life, the sky ine monotony Is varied by tha magni ficent bank and club buildings. The Rund continues into ths French con cession, the dividing line being a small canal.' on one stae 01 mat canai jung- llsh Is the languaga and British ara the customs. On the other everything is French. tot rar away, dui caro fullyr hidden -from vie' w on the bund is tee walled Chinese city which was here area befnre the red haired bar barlaas of Europe descended upon these happy Chinese to make trouble. Two ridiculous cannons of the fashion of millennium before last are mounted over ' the gate, and a horde or wise ana greeny . guides) wait under1 them to entrap ths unwary tourist. - The International , end the- French cities are the same, to the eye. Tne Chinese -city presents 1 the contrasts. Tiru. ,t,..f, a 1 a t 4 rr llnaa iu. V ' 1 - ,...., v..-. .u w. ....... i electric lights, well, kept parks. this Is the European part, of that city. Streets four feet wide, dirt, filth and all manner of abomtnatiois -this is the native Chinese, city. . Uniformity the Watohward. But the greater Part or the modern cltv is Inhabited solely by the Chinese. , am) it is here that one sees how the Celestial adapt themselves to the. con ditions of - western city life. Imagine a wide avenue, well paved, flanked v by rows of busineea houses of uniform color snd slse. Each shop proclaims " its character to the Chinese wayfarer bv means of huge signs hung out over the aldnwalk. Every sign la of the same else. preserving -the uniformity nf tha ho u sea. Letters of aold shine I out from black, lacquered backgrounds on every ona The shops with their filate glass windows, their electric lghts, their display of wares, are -no whit different from small shops In any western city. But the fact that their elans are all uniform and all In per fect good taste transform what might be a dismal business atreet Into an avenue of remarkable beauty. Then there Is Foo-Chow road the street alven over to pleeaure and td Bin. The boueea are modern and Euro pean in construction. All the rent Is Chinese. The long rowe of three atory bnlldlnr shelter shora on the grourd floor. The two tipper stories have open verandas running their whole length, and the walls are but windows to be pushed aside In pleasant weather. At lilaht millions ef Inoaadeeoent bulbs make tha whole street aa brilliant as Coney Island. Five Of every els houeea are devoted to the bnslneaa of selling tea In cops. Tha other honae Is the home of dramatis art as the Chinese aae It i How They ZHastpate. , Thouaande of night-slngf blMe. I feaariaa In elMed cae-e aJor tha Varawdaa, fsmlh a background tit ' e!T-Il moslc to tha rhaturir r of the wiu;!"ud which crowiJa tre etret and verfiowe t bal'vnlee. Br-"d fiMe, f amirs d an ta th t Muwt Ji-a ona fir.- a htir ro-n fi.m, w:ta tabtes a ad cr.airs. - Uta lean ua 11. . ROADS CONVENTION f Cleveland, Ohio.- Sept 81. Deleaates from- all parts of the country were present todav at the ODenlnar of the second annual National Good Roads convention. The initial session was held in theLChamber of Commerce hall. President Lewis R. Speare of the American Automobile association dellv- the technical terms left out). It will gc to you at once. Tou will, say It Is th best dook on tne teem you ever read. One thing is .certain, ir your teeth need attention, or if some are loose or missing, they jvon't get batter without attention, ana you may as wen nave ex pert attention when it is possible. Remember that In addition to our specialty, Alveolar Dentistry and curing fyorrnea (loose taetnj, we are experts in every branch of dentistry from, the simple nning up. THZB SEX SBSTAXi CO., BXXTzZTSTS, sii to sit Aoingion mag., lutsvs a at An enormous showing of the new. season's fabrics in widths from 44 to 46 inch.es wide. Fine pure wool fabrics that cannot be dupli cated in quality and price, shown in exclusive designs in all the best XXT'JS ' O 1 . siiaucs auu luiui ; vuiuuuiakiviis. xiai u-iiiiisucu ixuvciiy vvorsicus, WlCLOy opeoial at Fancy Serges, Shadow-Stripe and Piece-Dyed Novelties, etc. in m 'act tiicrc s not a popular new weave missing from this great 1111' showing. Most stores are asking from $1.25 to $1.50 for these same VlvU JL U rich fabrics. : ' . ' - .--:: Shadow Striped Serges, 54 Inches Wide. Special at 01.50 An extremely high-grade fabric at a popular price 54-inch .All-Wool Double-Weight Shadow Striped Serges, made of fine select yarn. Shown in a large variety of new fall shades. A fabric that' will make up beautifully. Nothing more stylish for a tailored suit or jacket. 54-in. Curly Bearskin Cloth of splen- Qty did weight and quality at . . .... . .Oi-ieUU 45-in. Novelty Serges in neat new styles, rffj all colors, priced at ............... ... . . . J)C 54-in. Cream-Colored Bearskin Cloth. of extra weight and quality at L).el'U 50-in. All-Wool Sacking of splendid CC weight, all colors, priced at DDC 3-inch All-Wool Henriettas and French serges, in all colors. Specially priced at, the yard. .50 NEW HESS ALINE SILKS In Plain Colors BLACK MOIRE VELOURS In Three Qualities One of .our most popular new fall lines new Black Moire velours, a silk of beautiful finish that is exceedingly durable arid is extremely fashionable for fall and winter. - Shown here in three widths and priced as follows: 20 inches wide, in splendid weight, at. .... ,85 21 inches wide, in heavy weight, at $1.00 38 inches wide, in double weight, at . . ... .$1.50 A very special sale of plain Swiss Messalines at one fourth less than regular. A complete show ing of every wanted new'shade, including cream and black. . Silks that are celebrated for- their perfect finish and splendid wearing quality; Three lots to choose from, priced as follows." - - $1.25 grade, 27 inches wide, at 89 $1.00 grade, 20 inches wide, at 75 75c grade, 19 inches wide, at .59 n (Bmfftflnl aw BaBBBaaaaMaaeaBBaaaaaaBaaBBBai brings back the exact color i i . i. ft Jflfi youth puts it back in the precise condition it was m before it began to turn gray or to fade. This is what it does, and it never fails. Hay's Hair Health helps men keep their positions or get better ones by making them look young and vigor ous. It helps women to se- " cure and keep their chief charm, and thus to hold their rightful place among "the younger set" instead of being banished by reason of premature grayness. It stops hair from falling out, , removes dandruff, and keeps the scalp clean and healthy. Try it it will work wonders with your hair, DONT TRIFLE WITH DYES RESTORE YOUR GRAY ITAIR TO THE COLOR AND LUSTROUS LUXURI ANCE OF YOUTH. ' For twenty years Hay's Hair Health has been restor ing gray and faded hair for both men and women from one end of the country to the other, and yet some peo ple confuse it with hair dyes. It is not a dye. It contains no chemicals no dye-sub-" stances. It doesn't color hair, but restores it It $1 and 50a. Bottles mt all Dracfftata. The Collar bottle eeatalas ' SH tines aa aaach aa tho 50e. alae. Read 3e. atarna for asefal hook, "The Care of the Hair." PHILO HAT SPECIAL, TT CO, NEWARK, N. A WOOOAXS, CXAJIXB ft OO, rOXTZJTS, OK. ristol $3.00 HAT FALL STYLLS Nobby Ejerbys for Young Men 311 MORRISON Opp. Postofi.ee NEW FALL UT The Best Makes in Full Assortments We can match your new Fall gown in sany style glove you wish. Here are three special values: "The La Trance" Gloves for 01.00 We have just received a full ship ment of these celebrated Lamb Skin Gloves. They come in all sizes and are shown in all the new shades for Fall and Winter, and are unmatchable values at this price. , "The Eudora" Kid Gloves for 1.50 Women's high-grade French Kid Uioves, perieci in qua-ny ana i.i. Shown in every wanted new Fall and Winter shade, as well as black. The best values to be had any where at this price. Special, Cape Kid Gloves for 1.25 A special sale of Meyers' well- known Cape Kid Gloves. Walk ing uioves made witn ouisiae seams. They come in all sizes in tan color and are special values at this price. Children's StocIiingG at 19c 25c Values 25c Values A special sale of Children's Fine Fast Black Fleece-Lined Cotton Stockings. They come in all sizes for boys and girls, in fine, me dium and heavy rib. They come . with reenfbrced heel and toe, and f are always sold at 25c a pair. Spe cially priced for this sale q at, the pair . ..... ...... . . .JL C Women's Stockings at 25o A special offering of Women's Heavy Cotton Stockings in cor rect fall weight, made full fash ioned leg and foot, with double heel, sole and toe. All sizs. The best values in the city OC at this price . .0C Women's Underwear at 50o For this sale we have arranged a special showing of Women's Fine Maco Cotton Underwear. Comes with a soft velvet fleece in cream color, all sizes in both vests and pants. Well-made, perfect-fitting garments that usually sell. at, 75c. Crt Priced for this sale at . . . V. . . . . . .V. ..... 4 , . . D U C Children's Underwear at 25oand 50o At these prices we are showing several splendid lines of Chil dren's Knit Underwear vests, pants and drawers in all sizes, correct in both weight and quality. They are without a doubt the best possible values at these prices. v j i v An Unsurpassed Showing of Fall and Winter Wash Cottons These goods have just arrived fresh from'the looms the smartest, prettiest of -the Fall - season's offer ings in Wash Cotton. Now is the time to purchase materials for new frocks for yourself and the chil dren. The values are as tempting as low prices, good qualities and good styles can make them. Now, Flannelettes 125o Yd. A showing of the new Fall styles in large variety of colors, splendid wearing fabrics, finished with a soft fleece an unusual quality at this price. Now Flannelettes 18o Yd, New super fine Flannelettes, of cashmere 'finish, . full 34 inches wide, shown in a full assortment 'of new Fall styles for Fall and Winter, tne most pop ular fabrics for kimonos and wrappers. Vplour Flannels at 15o Yd. An tmusually attractive line of new Velonr Flannels, hundreds of yards, shown in all the new wrapper and kimono styles. It's a fabric of highest quality t a moderate price. - New Suitings at 1 80 Yard A' special showing of new wool-f iniihTJ Suitings, comprising the latest and best styles for children's dreors; checks, stnpes and plan!, m al colors. A faric thst -,!! wh and wear perfectly. Head These Fztraordinary Bargains in tho , Notion . . - , ... Hose Supporters, 2 &o Grade lOo A special sale of 100 dozen Women's Nu Method Hose Supporters, made of good qual ity heavy lisle elastic, with four straps attached to belt. They come in white, blue, pink and black and are regular 25c values. 1 A Specially priced at IiC Sale Hair Bolls, 33o Values 21c A great special offering of Hair Rolls, made r f good. quality crimped hair." They come full 21 inches long and are shown in ail the mot de sirable shades of brown. Regular ?5 ty j values. Specially priced for this a!c...lC Elastic Bolts, 73o Values at 1C An extra special offering of Elastic IV; , r-, of ejtcel!ent quality sHk, with rice h'-ivv ; or copper-finifhe-d buckles.- Thrr are in most deiircd crlors llack, Iro r, 1 ' ? - white. RejniUr valjes. n. cially pricrd at . ' ' . . .