-fHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. TORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10. 1910.
SAYS TESTIMOIJY :
SliSlBlltl
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HOT GUILTY
Attorney Gearin, Inland Fraud
; Trial, Argues Government's
r Own Testimony Proves De
fendant Innocent.. ; :
Eloquenca earn v Into tha Harmaoa
trial for the first tlma today when John
M. Gearin delivered tha , flrat half of
th argument for tha dafanaa, , Ha ra-
via wad tha testimonr of tha caaa and
contended eloquently that Zlerraana waa
rulltless of wronr and that tha boti
arnment'a own evidence showed him to
be. He closed his larfumant at 11:11
o'clock, and thla afternoon Colonel Wor
thing ton will take up tha argument, and
, will perhapa ' flnlah by tha ' hour of
afternoon adjournment .,,' , , '' ' ' ; '
t Keaar I4 Ho WalsH.' ". .
Mr. Meney, aa waa expected, did not
finish hie opening argument 'yeeterday
afternoon, though the court held lta aea
aton half an hour beyond the uaual time
for adjuornment. By agreement ha la
to be allowed -.to conclude hla opening
atatement, atr tha conclusion of Colo
nel Worthlngton'a. argument,' and bafora
ha beglna to. sum up hla caaa. ; ' '
. By thle arrangement Mr. Henay haj
much- tha. adrantage. In hie discussion
yesterday ha had only laid tha founda
tion, for the caaa aa he la preaentlng It.
and hud juet reached that tlma alleafd
to la the beginning of tha conspiracy,
with the meeting of Hermann, Maya
and Meldrum In the office of the latter,
when .ha ss atopped by tha adjourn
merit ' of the court. ' , .
. Will Bare Advantage,
Aa It now la arranged, ha will have
the. advantage of having heard the whole
argument of the defense before begin
ning on hla opening proper, or hla clos
ing argumants. ' "
Senator Oerfrln In beginning hla argu
ment, thanked the Jury for their cloee
attention, and threw mora bnuqueta at
Heney, contending that tha attorneye for
the defense entertained for the prose-
cutor the feeling of warmest friendship
aa a man and hlgheat regard aa a law
yer. He aald ha did not want to take
up the time of the Jury, but elmply to
guide them In the consideration of tha
caaa. ,
The verdict, Benator Oearln aald,
would plunce tha defendant Into Infamy
and and him out a dlr graced man or
would vindicate him In the eyea of tha
world. i ' v r. " 1
f fforera Are Judg-sa. , , ,
The Jury waa tha Judge of thla guilt
and it waa well that lta membere should
go Into tha Jury room with their mem
ories ref reahed. ' Tha ecope of the evi
dence had been bo wide. . tha apeaker
oontended. that It would not be strange
for membera of tha Jury to forget or
overlook polnta moat vital -In the-evi
dence.
Senator Oearln characterised the caaa
of tha a-overnment as a moet axtraor
dlnanr Droaecutlon. Ha aald It rauat
have acoeared to all. that It waa a
atrange caaa, for tha promisee mad by
tha government of proof , to com had
not been kept.
Tba treat Question of the trial. Gear
In aald. waa why Hermann had been
brought there, and that queatlon had re
mained unanswered.' Not a aingi man
whoao testimony could be believed bad
been brought by tha government to sub-
BtantLate tha charge of tha Indictment
. Ilef era, to land Traud. t
The aanator aald the story of why
Hermann had been brought before the
court waa a long ona and would take
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LastTwoDays.FridayandSatarday
Hundreds New Coats Added
irJie -crowning, bargain.- event :,of the - season's coat
selling. A" saler of vastly greater importance than
any similar event of the past. Such values as will
nyet attention in the well known . Goodyear Coat
. '. Store' .' '
Ssla Closes Positively. Saturday Night at 10 o'CIock
For Women Sizes 32 to 44,
$12 to $16. Ladies' Rubber
ized Slip-On coats: : rrr
At this special- sale.DD f D
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$18 to $20 Ladies' Silk. Rub
berized Mohairs;': Aty-Qf
on special sale, at.gjjf uO
$20 to $25 ladies' .A A ni
silk . waterproofs & 1 U 01
$30-$40 ladies' imported and
domestic Water- 1 q ja
proofs $19.90 and O10.4U
Girls' Storm Capes A A
$4.00 values' at .;..) l.v (J,
For Men and Youths Sizes
: 30 'to 46, $6 Rub- dQ ' r
berized coats, at , .j)aj 1 0
; $15 Men's worsted A A
Cra'venettes, spcT. . tPUeflU
1 $J8 to .$20 , Men's ;.Cravenette
; Overcoats'. with ;or nt
f without auto collar .07UU
(Men's $2510 $40 highest type
.Cravenette over- (Jki 1 4 A
; coats $14,90 and Ol 14U
' $25.00 - Men's VSlio-Ons at
,$13.60 ' - . ' dill AA
and V.. ,. .3)lIea7U
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yj RAINCOAT COMPANY . LW
225 Morrison Street, Between First, cad Second
too loag In the telling. He then went
Into the history of the land fraud In
Orcioo. The K-ovoriiHH-nt had owned
th land and had disponed of them
It had been Intended that they were
to goi to the actual aettlcra, but cor
porale greed, ever present, and poten
tial for mischief, had robbed trie law
of lta effectlvenesa. Then had coma
tha I'utera and the McKlnleya, tha Tar-
plej-a and tha Sorensona, and after them
tha people woke up and the Indictments
came.
A, man, tireless In energy, had been
Bent to Oreg-on from abroad, and had
become fascinated with hla work. lie
had coma to etlr things up and he had
done bo. It was true that nearly all
of tha valuable land had been atolen
when he came, but ha waa not respon-
alble for that
Public Kind Inflamed.
Then, tha apeaker said, the public
mind had become Inflamed and the air
waa charged with suspicion and aeon
satlon. A grand Jury , waa summoned
from the body of the people, and they
cam with their -mlnda already made
up. ' The majesty of th law muat be
auatalned. aomeone must' ba made to
Buffer, there must ba torn .aacrlflca.
Publlo clamor was yelping at tha
heel a of Innocence Ilka jackals for their
prey. ' Th higher tha sUtlon, tha mora
exalted th fame of tha sacrifice, th
more eager - waa th publlo to Join- In
th cry of 1000 year ago,. of "crucify
him."; , i . ' . . .
When the new cam that Hermann
had been Indicted a huah cam over tha
people of Oregon, and men who wer
not guilty of any crime could not aleep
well at night It. would nOt.hav been
safe for any-man. no matter how Inno
cent, to have faced a jury In these daya
five year ago. -. But thla tlm had
paaaed, and th publlo mind was calm.
Charge jnust be proven.
r.-'. ; i " aTeoeesary to rru, .
It was necessary to prune out and
cast aside , a great mass of the testi
mony that had been offered,'.' Gearin
said. - He would not discuss oranges, or
oil lands,-or mistake in bookkeeping,
but woi Id treat of the charge of the
Indictment and tha testimony that went
to that charge. . Hermann was not being
tried for-having written fool letter to
Brownell,, or for having aenatorlal as
pi rat I op a,' or for making mistake" In tha
choice of hla friends. He waa being
tried for conspiring to defraud th govs
ernment through , the Blu Mountain re
serve. - - . ' . .,
Th flrat. that was' heard of th Blu
Mountain reserve was when the McBrlde
and Simon protests were aent to tha
land office In 1900. It was September,
1901, before Hermann had ' seen these.
Up , to thla. time there waa no chance ef
Hermann's connection with the con
fplracy. J. -
Tailed to Connect Hermann.
Next; in the government case, came
tha. alleged 'meeting of Hermann and
Maya In the office of Meldrum.' Senator
Oearln contended that the government
must connect him at this time or fall
to convict They had tried to do thla,
and only In a faint manner . had suc
ceeded. ' ' .. , : '
Heney had been frank In saying that
unleas : th Jury bolleved the story of
Meldrum, that, they ahould acquit the
defendant. The apeaker then dissected
the' Meldrum testimony, showed its
weakness, and pointed to th manner In
which the defense had . contradicted it
while at th earn 'time he pointed out
, th fact that Meldrum had 'told two
i different etorles, on at the Washington
trial and on at the present trial.
'Ho A(Tmnt Shown. ' 1
Even 'if the story ware to be true, the I
aenator - contended. It did not connect
Hermann with the conspiracy. . It was
not contended that there was an express
agreement between Hermann and Maya,
but that Hermann should have known
of th corrupt Intentions of Mays and
JorteB. ;-. ' V-f ; ,x
Every one conceded that the reserve
was needed, even Mr. Henay. Xo one
had aald that there was fraud In Its
creation, and there was no evidence to
show any intimation of fraud against
the reserve. The prosecution must prove
that Hermann knew of the fraud, and
they had not done It and could not do It
The Mitchell- petition had shown no
intimation of fraud. The telegram of
Hermann to Maya telUng of the with
drawal of the,, lands In the reserve , did
not show fraud or conspiracy.
Turns to Hermann Testimony!
The speaker then turned to the Her
mann testimony and contended that no
man could have been three days under
the fire of cross-examination, as Her
mann ' had been, and have told the glib
atojy and given the voluminous an
swers that he did. and come through
uuauciiFivji uiiicdb mm piury wen .true..
The testimony, Oearln said, showed
that George C. Brownell had been play
ing politics, and It was on ttls rotten
stuff that the government had bullded
the foundation of Its case. -., ? -V-.
Senator Oearln closed his address
with an eloquent appeal to the Jury not
to rob th defendant of the reputation
and good name which he had been
guarding during : his long life, but fto
return him to his friends and fanlly
vindicated.
promoters, thla morning ' denlei em
phatically that audi action would t ef
fectively obstruct th company' plana.
Hald that the land upon which 'the
power plant Is to ba erected Is private
land, owned by th company for four
mile down tha river. The only point,
h aald, at which th company' hold
ings could b attacked waa on th last
two miles of lta flume,' which ta on th
government land, hut h added, they
were protected on this by a permit from
the chief forester.,
Samuel Drumhelier of Walla WallW,
president of th company, when called
by long distance thla morning said that
whil the company did not own the
land. It had made filing and that lta
powar right waa absolutely safe, aa
long as it was developed in two years. ,
It Is admitted her that powerful in
terests, presumably the Northwestern
Oas dt Klectrlo company, la exerting
every effort to block tha conatructton
of tha road. : ' . , .
Property ownera and citlxens look
upon the proposed electrlo line as a
revolutionising factor In th develop,
ment of thta section.
NEW SITE FOR ;
' RESIDENCES ON
' THE EAST
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GOVERNMENT TO
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th globe' surface still not only unex- (
plored but absolutely unknown aa to lo
cation or size. Wilkes had a high rep
utation as an officer and a scientist
Hla word was accepted without ques
tion. Later, however, a British ex
pedition, which set out to explore the
new continent, reported that It did not
exist, and that what Wilkes reported
as the coast line of a big body of land i
was In reality only floating Ice.
Since that time the controversy has
been going on, not unlike the Peary-
Cook discussion. '
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BALLINGER AIDS
BIG INTERESTS IN
: INLAND EMPIRE?
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build this summer. The corporation's
interurban road already extends to Mil
ton, and , the Pendleton extension has
long been .projected. -'
; That the ; Northwestern corporation
feared competition that- would prevent
the sale of Its holdings or that It would
seriously affect business, is thought to
be . the reason behind the , withdrawal .
of the lands by Ballinger. I
While,, the connection of the North- J
western corporation, the Northern Pa-1
clflc and Ballinger cannot be ' proven !
and is but theory,' it Is based on 'good !
facts, and these satisfy the friends of
the local road. ' '
ROAD WILL BUILD ;
:. SAY OFFICIALS OF,
TRACTION COMPANY
(Special Plspsfc to Ths JoarnaU '
Pendleton Or. Feb. 10, When shown
the story In Wednesday's Journal' of the
withdrawal by Ballinger of land along
the Walla. Wklla river, in an effort to
hlnrk th TilAna of the . WsKhlnrinn.
Oregon . Traction company n the con
struction of an electric line from Pen
dleton to Walla' Walla. "Thomas Fitz
gerald, one of ''the - stockholders and
Within 11 months we had sold another
part of it for 11250 an acr. Then we
sold another part at'HOOO an acre, W
sold It this morning for 13000 an acre.
Its purchaa pric not t great whll
ago was $176 an acre." V ; . j-
Thls morning's tranaactlon has been
pending for som tlm. All the nego
tiations wer kept strictly secret. , Th
Columbia Trust company, cooperating
wiin Mr. Thompson, mad preparations
for all Improvementa, Including . th
Duuaing or tha street railway line and
th laying of hard surface streets be
fore closing th purchase.
Mr. Thompson announced thla morn
ing that a contraot for th hard sur
face paving of Ros City Park waa be
ing negotiated. Work is to commence
soon an th construction of a short out
from Twenty-eighth street on the nose
City Park line. This will reduce the
tlm from tha center of th city to th
new, tract to about 18 minutes. Th
new line of street railway through th
tract will be constructed as a branch to
th Rob City Park line.
FREESTEERTO
Indian Agent at, Yuma Takes
Pains. to Break Up a. '
. , "Guide Trust.""
Tuma, Aria., Feb.. 10. With th open
Ing 04. a free information bureau on tha
Yuma Indian reaervatlon by the recla
mation service a "gutd trust ' has been
broken up. . On March 1, th reservation
will be thrown open for filing. , A rum
bar of Tuma men familiar with the re
ervatlon lands had figured on reaping
a harvest by guiding prospective land
seekers over the reservation. A number
had eomblned, forming a virtual monop
oly of guides, and had put their prices
up to a highly profitable altitude.
Miss Kgan, th Indian agent, learned
of th mlntatur trust and started out
to "bust It." Asslated by Project En
glneer Francis Bellow, she organised an
Information bureau and arranged to sup
ply all essential Information to land-
seekers free of charge. Th office was
opened at a point near th Southern Pa-
clflo bridge crossing th Colorado river.
ReYlval Services at St, Johns.
Evangelist C. W. Stamn 'and wife
hav bean holding revival services In
th Fre Methodist church on Rich
mond street. St Johns, the past three
weeks, with marked success. Rev, Mr.
Stamp and wife will go to Other fields
In a day or two, and ReV, Mr. AlbertJ
of Tacoma, Wash., will assist Rev. 1).
M. Cathey, th pastor in chare, for
several weeks yet.
Journal want ads bring results.
MILLIONS FOR
; IMPROVEMENT OF
RIVERS IN OREGON
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this will meet with th approval of th
people of Oregon."
When informed of the appropriation
provided for by the report, Major Mo
Indo said he considers It very liberal
and that It will provld for continuation
of all th project -under way to tha best
posslbl advantage.
Th annual report of Major Mclndo
on the Improvement of the river and
harbors In this district shows that dur
ing th fiscal year ending June 10,
1911, approximately $S, 000,000 could be
profitably expended for' malntalnanc
and Improvement, exclusiv of the bal
ance unexpended July 1, 1909. Thus It
will be seen that th proposed appro
priation cornea within a few hundred
thousand of covering every expenditure
recommended In Major Mclndoe's report
to the chief engineers.
Tho largoat Item of expense to be
covered by' . the appropriation la th
Jetty project at the mouth of Columbia
river for which Major Mclndoe recom
mended 11,680,000. Including $60,000 for
tha operation of th dredge Chinook on
the bar at the mouth of the river, when
the work of remodollng th dredge is
completed.
BISHOP SCADDING IN .
' V LENTEN LECTURES
Bishop Charlea 8. Bcaddlng hae an
nounced hi usual Lenton lectur course,
th lectures to be delivered each Thurs
day evenln during Lent In th gym
naatum at etHelen'a hall.
. Th first, lecture will b delivered to
night, tlje subject being "From the Ro
man Conquest to the Mission of 8t. Au
gustine.? Subjects to b discussed by
th bishop In th remaining lectures are
"The Converalon of England to the
Norman Conquest," February 17; "Papal
Aggression and the Reformation," Feb
ruary J4;- 'The Reformation to the
Landing of th Prince of Orange."
March ; "Th Church in Modern Daya,"
March 10. '
, In th announcement of th lecture
aeries Is found th following foreword:
Th antidote to both Ignorance and
prejudice Is Information. Ik will bo the
object of th lecturer to provide thla
antidote. God baa 'done a
for us In alvlng us a pnrn I i .
the Catholic church from t:
time. Aa churchmen " d. !;. n 1
abl to trace our Unease t V t
reformation and mediaeval ii. i
primitive church, and to, the . .
lies of our Lord himself. It N i tf
how this tracing back,' Is i n. timi
these brief and simple le-ctura linn
been arranged. If they awaken In on
heart fresh Interest in the church, atvl
fresh lov to her, they will not ba de
livered in vain." ..... . '
, Dr. Wilson at St. Johns,
, Rev, Clarence Tru Wilson spoke at
the Baptist church In St. . Johns l.it
evening to crowded houa on the .sub
ject of "Temperance From a Business .
Standpoint." Th Randall Olae club
sang. Mr. Wilson spoke under the aus
pice of th St. Johns Protective asso
ciation. ' . , ..
Journal picture coupons ar appear
ing on pag t every day. Th first one
waa printed Monday. Don't fall to rut
them out .s ' .
SOME VIEW LOTS LEFT AT
ALAMEDA PARK
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MANY . PURCHASERS LAST SUNDAY PRICES
ON ALL LOTS ADVANCE MARCH PRICES
s ON SOME OF THE LOTS WILL ADVANCE I
WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. ,
The announcement a week ago that a block of view lots would
for the first time be opened for sale brought a strong response from
the public. Literally, hundreds of investors flocked to Alameda
Park last Sunday and many lots were sold. , .1
However, two. or three of the choicest view, properties in this
block remain open. Besides, there is a fine selection of homesites
iii other portions of the Park. ; k ... - ; ' "
A WORD IN REGARD TO PRICES
Prices can only be judged by values. Values considered, Ala
meda Park lot's are extemely low-priced.1 Lots' in the neighbor
hood of Alameda Park, fcut with inferior improvements and lower
ground, are priced just louble what is asked for lots in this Park.
ABOUT CAR SERVICE AND OTHER IMPROVE-
; - MENTS -V' ,
The Broadway carline is operating regular schedule direct to
Alameda Park. Within the very near future cars will operate through
Alameda Park. Cemeni walks and curbing have already started,
and other improvements ,are being rushed. ' V . ;
For particulars addresylameda Land Company, owner of Ala
meda Park, 322 Corbett building. 1 '
Dozens of Other Bargains In the 24 Deportments, Exclusive Portland
Agents Mark Cross English Gloves tor Men, Women Children Pr. gl.GO
Wirm it wm
25c Swansdown Face Powder for sale at very low price of 9
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste during this sale at this low price 16
50c Pompeian Cream, a decided bargain at this low price 29
50c Dickey's Cream de Lis, another bargain -at a low price 36
50c Charles' Flesh Food, during this sale at very low price 30
75c Lilac VegetaLio be had at this unusually low figure 59
75c 4-pound Castile Soap, the sale price on this being only 59
$1.00 Ingrahanrs Milk Weed Cream, an excellent article 79
$1.00 oz. Perfumes, Violet, Ro6e, etc., special for this sale 50
Friday Bargains in
Rubb'rSect'n
$1.00 3-tip Atomizer, each
$1.50 No. 2 Water Bottle, best
631
731
white rubber, each
$2.75 No. 4 Water Bottle, best
maroon rubber, at $1.98
$2.00 No. 2 Combination Syr
inge, maroon rubber, at... $1.49
$2.15 No. 3 Combination Syr
inge, red rubber, at ea...fl.69
$2.65 No. 3 best white rubber
Fountain Syringe, for $1.83
$3.00 No. 4 maroon Combina
tion Syringe, sale at, ea..$2.69
75c Rubber sponge, sale at. . . .IBf
Rubber Toys, ONE-HALF PRICE
FridayBargainsin
Bristle Secfn
10c Glass Tooth Brush Holder 8
25c Tooth Brush, your choice. 17
40c "Woodlark" Unbleached
Tooth Brush, now at, each .,.29
50c Gentlemen's Combs, now..41t
75c Ladies' Combs, now at..64
$1.00 Hair Brushes, assorted. .84?)
$2.00 Adams Unbleached Hair
Brush, now at, each.. f 1.49
$3 Military Brushes, asst'd. .$1.34
$1.75 to $5.00 Cloth Brushes, now
on sale at.. ONE-HALF PRICE
Home'pathic
Remedies
25c Pcttit's Anti-Constipation
Pills,; now on sale at... ...19
50c Pcttit's Anti-Constipation '
Pills, at the low price of.
25c Croup and Cough .Syrup.1; 19
25c Cold Tablets, now only.:i7t
25c . Camphor Pills, now at
50c La Grippe Tablets, now.. 35
$1.00 Alfo-Tone, Tonic, tlow,.83
25c Liquids and Pellets, 1 oz,..17
Water Colors, Etchings
Vals. $3 to $5, for 98c
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Genuine Water Colors, each a hand-done, artist-signed pic
ture, nicely matted and framed in lj-inch gold moulding
with corner ornaments, glass size 16x24 incites. A $5 value.
Ninety-one of them on sale Friday and Saturday, each 98
One Hundred Etchings, size 16x26 inches, in sepia and black
and white, each nicely matted and framed in 1-inch ustic
chestnut. moulding with gold line. A $3 value. On sale
Friday and Saturday, each, only 98
An Immense Assortment of Fine Pictures in carbon, sepia
and colors. Framed in brown, black and gold. Many pretty
landscapes and woodlands, also heads, figures, standard sub
jects an4 copies of the masters. Values 75c to $1.50. On
sale Friday and Saturday at, each '. . ,49
Trench Mirrors
Fourth Off
For Friday and Saturday we will place
on sale about 80 Antique French Mir
rors in all shapes, sizes, designs and
finishes. This is1 a beautiful assort
ment, regular values ranging from
$3.50 upward to $60.00 each. Every
home has a place for one or more.
An antique mirror can be found here
that will exactly fit that bare spot. on,
your wall and one that will harmonize
with your furniture in color and design.
Friday and Saturday they go on sale at
. ONE FOURTH OFF
Medicinal Wines and Liquors
Friday Bargains in
the Drug Section
10c Soda bicarbonate, pound.'
10c Lye; Babbett's, pound, at..
10c ' Epsom Salts, now for,
15c bottle Washing Ammonia
15c. Compound Licorice Pow
der, now on sale at, pakg.,
20c Wood Alcohol, pint, for.,
25c Sodium Phosphate, Merit,
25c Boracic' Acid, package...,
35c Sugar Milk, Woodlark, lb..
50c Cream Tartar, pure, lb..;
50c Formaldehyde, bottle, at;,
50c to $1.00 Wagon. Sponges..
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$1.50 Old Forester full qt.1.08
S1.25 Old Overholt full qt.8 1.04
$1.25 J. E. Pepper, Bonded, -
npw on sale at.. ..i ; .
1.25 Green River, bond'd 81.04
1.50 Watson's No. : 10 : -
Scotch now on sale. ;.81;18
$1.50 Imp. Port, Sherry, , , 99
$12$ Manhattarror Martini '
; Cocktails,, on . sale at. . .95
$1.00 Apple. Apricot. Black- .
berry, Peach, Pineapple ",. - i1
: Raspberry and .Straw-.
berry Cordials, on sale. . ,51
35c Hoff's Malt, now at.;. 25
10c Grape Juice, two for.,.15
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60c-75c .Turkey Feather Ustr. 38
5 hunrli OniU Toothnicks. oil "
sale at low price of 2 for.. , 5
10c tubes Shoe Polish, 2 for., 5
15 squares Tpilet Paper, at..' 7
25 can Varnish Stain, for -floors
or furniture, at, can.. 11
40c long Whisk Broom, now. 1 19
50 bottle Furniture Polish . . .24
$1.00 Pocket Knives now for. . 68
tl.40 double Tumbler Holder .88
5.00 Shaving Mirror at.,. .8 1.98
$17 , copper , Chafing Dish . 1 88.98
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Stationery
25c Columbia Whist Playing
' Cards, now selling at, pkg. ,17
15c SchooV Slates, selling at.. 9
5c The Scribbler Scratch Pad. 4
$5.00 Brass Desk Sets at.. .83.75
$12.00 Bras Desk Set t.;;. 89.00.
$3.00 Brass Book Racks...
$9.00 Brass Book Rack,.;. f 6.78
100 Calling Cards: printed. . ,
Laree selection of Valentine and
Valentine Postcards, Ic to, f Z.50.
We Will Clean and Fill Your
Fountain Pen Free of Charge.
75c BARRETTES. NOW AT
$L00 RATS, ROLLS, now.. '-!
$4.00 PUFFS, SALE AT. . 1-00