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Newspaper Page TextI CP. IT, ON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JiiY 21, 1!)10. r f-vi ItilDT IN TANGLE II1L1G ESTATE Son of Dead Woman, Who Left Much Valuable Proper? 'ty, Wants Present Adminis : trator Ousted. j Seeking to revoke letters on the es - tate of hisj mother. Mrs. Frances Rich ardson, Issued last month to Arnold 8. Graham, William If. Woodward has filed petition In the county court asking that he be named as administrator. -This gives. another turn to a much mixed estate, one . phase of ' which Is a .suit by tClarenca- Price,- a mulatto; for $1242 I alleged to have been loaned to her v shortly before her death, as a result of i which $2500 worth of Jewelry Is, under attachment ... if. B. Nicholas, attorney for Graham, ; the administrator, la fighting the appll ',. cation , of Woodward on two grounds. . He asserts the eon was too. late in mak Ing application, as- the statute requires j application within 30 days from the date of death, and he further objects that J; Woodward is not a fit person to take charge of the estate. Wealthiest Colored Woman, f ' In support of this latter assertion he declares Woodward has been hobnobbing " with Price and urging: the allowance of price's claim against the estate of his mother. , Nicholas argues ft would be , disastrous to the Interests of tlie- estate to appoint Woodward as administrator , and would jeopardize the rights of an--. other son of the deceased, James Smith, ' an 11-year-old boy, who lives In Boise, . Idaho. Mrs. Richardson, a mulatto, resided In Boise until May 16, when she came to ; Portland in company with Price,, under whose influence she la alleged to have been because of her failing mind. She ' Is reputed to have been at one time the 'wealthiest colored woman In the northwest,' paying $35,000 In cash for a t home In Boise and $6000 more to fur- ' rush it, She was best known in Boise K:- ma Agnes Bush, and papers : in f pos- - session of the administrator Indicate she . ... was married six' times to husbands named Williams, ' Tlchnor, Woodward, Smith, Duslyand Richardson. From the loM husband, Richard son, she was dl-rcd":''p"-"',' - Property Worth $18,000. - Property in Boise . belonging to the -estate Is said to be worth at least $12, . 000. The Idaho estate is being admin- ' lsterad there, and all the Multnomah ; county court has to deal with Is the Jewelry she brought with her." This is fciild to be worth $2500 and is In charge t of the manager of . the Crystal; Springs sanitarium, where she died. It Is held mbject to order of the court because of Clarence .Prices suit for money which -he alleges he loaned to her since last November. Price brought his suit against her on Jv.he2, and the papers were served. at . the deathbed.' She passed away on June . 4. Later it developed that Frank Welse b,h;oiu had been appointed her guardian in the Idaho courts on May 27, ojv the ground ' she was incompetent to mariage "her own . affairs. ' ' -. v,- ' Woodward in his petition says he was " out of Portland when his mother died . or he would have asserted bis rights before. That he was a son was not ':' known , to Nicholas at the time Graham was appointed. It being then supposed . the 11-year-old boy In Boise was the only heir. Judge Cleeton will have to ' decide whether Graham should be ousted In. favor of' Woodward and the circuit court later will determine whether Price - has a legal claim .on the diamonds. An additional argument to be used against the advisability of appointing Woodward la that in employing an at- '. torney he selected John Manning, ' who Is-also attorney for Price In the . suit against the administrator. rThls is al- , leged to indicate too great a friendship ' , for Price, whose claim the son is said ; to favor, ' - - EARNHARTS ARE . - ORDERED OFF ISLAND (Spaetal DttttA to The Joarnatl -Pendleton, . Or,, , July 21. Another chapter has been written In the famous Besvert or Little Swltzler case. Judge Bean of the federal court has just de creed that the Earnharts are in -contempt of court for disobeying the in junction issued from the United States Eastern Excursions July 22, August 3, Sept. 8 Chicago and ' return. $ 72.S0 St. Louis and return..,..,. ,..,,........,.... $ 47.80 New York and return $108.50 Boston and return $110.00 St. Paul,: Minneapolis, .Duluth, Vlnnlpeg, Omaha, St - .. Joseph, Kansas City and return.4 $ 60.00 jumerai stop-overs; also choice of routes going ana return. Inr :-X?;:.,.-: 'r'-'o,!':'.; ' ' .TIIREE GOOD TRAINS EAST DAILY- r THB ORIElfTAI, trMITED. THE OEEOOITIAJr, . , , THE 80XTTHE ST EXPRESS i'. Try our Const Line Service to Tacoms, : Seattle Everett, i Belllngham and Vancouver.B. C, 10:00 A.' M., 6:00 P. M. 11:30 P. M. All trains from Hoyt St. Station, Eleventh and Ttovt. ' Tickets and sleeping car resjrvatlons at City Ticket Office, 122 Third street and at depot. , .-i.. . , ' H. A. JACKSON, ' - A- O. T. te P. A. Telephones Main 680, A-2206. court. Th defendants -are ordered, to purjrp thfrnnf:lvps ,. of the contempt charge by ' vacating the inland at once aii1 remaining off until the matter of ownership is definitely decided In, the cmrt. Failing to obey this order, they will be arrested and fined or placed In jail. The fight' -for possession of 'the Co lumbia river island lias been in prog ress for nearly two years, and from present indications- several times the value of the small tract of land in volved will be, expended in deciding the issue. John B. hwitzler, the pioneer Umatilla resident. Is t the manfrom whom Frank and Fred Karnhart are trying to wrest possession of the island. REGISTER EARLY AND t AVOfD COMING RUSH TV'ith 38 days of registration past, there are lS,7f0 names on the registra tion rolls of Multnomah county, or 2201 more 'than for the corresponding day two, years ago, when the figures stood at 11,549. The voters are coming In slowly, an average of $84 per day be ing1 'maintained since the books were opened. To register anything like a full vote of the county the figures 'will-have to climb' up rapidly. -,: A grand rush la fore shadowed" for the last few weeM, and those who value their time should go to the' courthouse while the. lines are slim.'; Jn the-' narrow quarters provided for registration , it will be impossible to crowd many extra deputies,', and those who wait untif the rush commences may have to wait In line for1 some time, as it requires about four minutes to regis' ter a voter. " . '- As the figures bow stand the Repub licans have 10,862, the Democrats 1870, and all others 1188. On the same day two years ago the Republicans had, 8878, the Democrats 2059 and miscellaneous 612. , i WHITE-SALMON:' , FRUIT IS EARLY (Special Dlipstrta t The Journal. J " - ;" - White Salmon, Wash.. July 21.-Wtth shipments of peaches and apples on July 8, and tomatoes on July; 11, White Sal mon may justly claim to be . one of the earliest fruit districts in the northwest. - On . Saturday M. C. Martin brought apples In that lacked a quarter of an inch of measuring, a foot in circumfer ence. Clingstone peaches, which have become so well? known for their flavor and size, have already been bought up by the commission men and are ripening fast, ' Pears are heavy ylelders. but It Is the apples over which the' people are en thusiastic. .This year's yield of apples is expected to stamp White' Salmon as the Hood River of Washington. CLERGY TO COOPERATE WITH FOREST SERVICE Tfie mTntstefs of all-denominations in the northwest are. cooperating with the forest .service, the western conservation association and Various other associa tions working for conservation and the prevention of forest fires, by endeavor ing to arouse public sentiment in favor of making all possjble effort to check the enormous ' destruction of . valuable timber every year by fire. . C. 9. Chapman, district ' forester, re cently sent circular letters to all ,iho clergymen both J n the cityand country giving a few facts "in regard to conser vation and protection of timber from fires. He has received many replies from ministers ' throughout the state. It Is believed much' good will be accom- I pllshed. , . CANADIAN MINISTER c ' ON LONG JOURNEY : 11 .';.'"' (United PreM Leaned Wire.) Dawson, T. T.. July 21. Frank Oliver, Canadian minister of the interior, has reached Dawson, on his 8000 mile tour of the wilds of northern Canada. Start ing from Ottawa, he went to Edmonton, thence down- the McKenste river 2(00 miles to Fort Macpherson on the Arctic ocean. He made a portage from Fort MaePhersonr walking 90 miles over the tundra to the headwaters of the Porcu pine river, whence he went by canoe 700 miles to Fort Yukon, where the Porcu pine flows into the Yukon river. There he took a jacket for Dawson. Montana Editors in Session. 1 Bozeman, Mont., July 21. Notable speakers havs been- secured to address the annuals meeting of the Montana Stats Press association, which begins a three days' session here tonight Gov ernor Norris, Senator Carter and Dr, O. M. Lanstrum of Helena, president of the, association,: head the Hat. Low Rates East The Northwestern Line wlii sell round trip tickets at special low ratesHa all eastern points July 22nd and August 3rd. Two . through trains to Chicago, Variable routes. Apply R. V. HOLDER, General Agent, '102 Third street. H. DICKSOlf, ' . O. V. h T. A. PilBS LIT Fruit Inspector Says Growers ,Have Enough to Do to Pro-: duce Good Crops. ; (Salem Bureau of The Journal.) Salem, Or.. July 21. -That the, fruit Industry In Oregon has reached such a point that "the grower no longer has the time or ability to market his output and that a separate agency, apart from the producer, with a specialized business ca pacity must attend alone to the selling and distribution, Is the opinion of Coun ty ' Erult . Inspector Armstrong! "AW of the growers, endeavors must be concentrated along lines that will tend to elevate the quality-of his. fruit. He must keep himself up in the study of horticulture and- anply every moment With the one object in view, better. frUtt. He cannot do. these things,' feays Mr. Armatrong, ''and also be successful In marketlhg his fruit, selling; and distrib uting, for that Is another branch of the fruit Industry that requires special knowledge "the same-as the growing of the fruit. It is merely the same story of higher specialization and cooperation, that has already been applied by , big business for the past few decades." " Mr. Armstrong believes that the fruit men should engage 6ompetent business management to attend to their market' lng alone. ..The fruit union is a. Btep in the direction pointed out by Marlon county's fruit inspector but it -does not go far enough in his opinion, The-busl ness manager-ehould have "full control, the growers t6 have nothing to do with his division of the labor. His compen TREMENDOUSSAVINGS AT THIS STORE 30,000 Beauty and Cuff Pins On sale in our Jewelry Iepart ment. These pins equal those you are accustomed to paying 2 So and 60c for elsewhere. Our special price for this sale TPEB it" only ... ... PAIS Perfumed Soaps A direct Importation from Guitav Boehm, Ofrenbaoh, OermaBy, of highly ; perfumed, hard milled soaps, on sale-at, per cake..25 Per box of three. .......... .65e Owl Preparations - - - ayABANTEEB v-i.'-.: Jf not satisfied bring ' them -back and we will cheerfully refund your money. We have confidence in our own preparations because We know they are good. 11 Owl Skin Food 50 Owl Theatrical Cream 60t? Owl Bay Rum, 'S pt 25 Owl Witch Hazel, pint 25 Owl Gargle ...... .......... .25? Owl Sharhpoo t(iquid .'. . .....25 Owl Pile Suppositories Quick Developing Printing, Enlarging OtTB GTASAirTEEt "; Ths best possi ble results. Ho charge for failures. DEVELOPING. 6 EXP. Roll film up to 4x5.. ........ g .10 " PBTJrTTJffO. Brownie No. 1 or smaller....! Brownie No. 2 or P. Kodak No. 1 "From this size to 4x5. . .-. , . ." Printing Postcards .......... BBOMXOB ENIiABGIirO. .03 .05 8x10, 25: 10x12, 35e: lUH .SO Bay Eastman TUrns Hers Sunday. ; no. a Brownie Camera Plotures, - 8WX3V4 S2.00 Remarkable pictures have been pro duced by these simple, fixetl focus cameras, even in the hands of school children,; while work of the highest character has been done by experts. Equipped with first quality Menis cus Lens, Eastman Rotary Shutter, adapted for both snap shots and time exposures. Two Finders. 'Cov ered with fine quality imitation black leather, nickeled fittings. Reg.S6.SO Sult- cases 04.98 I Friday and Saturday we off er you vour choice of our entire line of Suit $6.60 stock, leather for Ffarlslan Ivory Tollcl Articles ! i We hav phe" of the largest stocks of Parisian Ivory goods in Port , land, ;affording a wide range for selection. , . '.. Parisian Jvory isa very clever im itation in finish, grain, appearance and weight of real ivory. . It is al most impossible to detect the dif ference between them. Our prices are the lowest possible- for these high-grade goods. Stock consist oi mirrors, hair brushes, military brushes, combs, buttonhooks, nail and . cuticle knives, etc, Powder Fluffs inno nf them to' - be sold at the spe cial price or tiA only 9 The lot includes all sizes of Swans down and Wool Puffs. Here's : an . ,,oppor tunlty seldom to be equaled; values trt 85c " - -. Sat ety : -Razor Cem. Jr., . Safety Razor. Always sold at 11.00 the complete outfit; In "plush ; lined leatherette cane. On sale here C7 at, cj.. only.,0' p.'Sf.yl Jr. jl sation should be fixed so that no profit i wuuld he realized off the growers. '(That the dairymen will also eventual ly have to, organize unions for selling and distributing their produce Is also the opinion of Mr.' Armstrong and he says that it will not be long before tlio people through their government will demand that all milk be certified by eome organization through "which it must pass before reaching the consumer. He sees no reason that the same meth ods recommended for. marketing fruit cannot be used to advantage in market ing milk. The methods that have made Hood River famous for Its apples and Wenatchee famous for its fruit could be used to make dairying districts of the state famous for their milk. . AMME WILL ASK PEOPLE- '. - TO NOMINATE HIM On the 'direct primary and Statement No 1 platform, Edwin G. Amm of 467 Hast Fifty-second' street has announced himself a candidate for the Republican nomination for representative in the leg. Islature. In a declaration filed in he office of the county clerk he says: ' ' "I will faithfully apply myself as. a public servant to the enactment1 of eco nomical and, sensible legislation. I fur ther state to the people of Oregon, as well as to the people of my legislative district, that during my terra of office I will always vote for that candidate for United States ten'ator In , congress who has received the highest number of the people's votes for that position at the general election next preceding the elec tion of, a ! senator in congress, without regard to my "individual - preference. Words to be printed after my name on the ballot. 'Statement No. 1 first, last and all the time, and clean legislation.' " U To '. Take Monitor to Seattle. Seattle,. Wash., July tl. Commander Miller Freeman and -40 men of the Waahlngton naval militia left for San Francisco on the cruiser Washington today to. bring back the monitor Chey enne to this city. Upon arrival here the monitor will be- stationed in Elliott bay to serve as a permanent home for the Washington "naval mil'tla, . frcveianea SPECIAL HAND DSp GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED Women's Hand Bags, Direct exclusive' importation- This large direct shipment of women's hand bags con sists of the newest and latest styles. At least six months ahead of everyone else. (No two bags are alike). Each and every one is different Whoever purchases one of these bags may rest assured that they have a hand bag that no one else In Portland can duplicate. This entire stock will be placed on sale Friday. Prices range up from $2.00. Come early to secure the best selection and remember that there is but one bag of each style and that the assortment embraces every variety of Dntinc Q9 CITKrl' TlTa novelty smart bags in all the desirable leathers..................... riltvO ClltU Ul Is 22C T1 iot feet 25C H Pn y am. 19C ,Pia Psroxlde Hydrogen. 49C "75fl Comb. 39C 750 ubbe Gloves. 25C TBo Xalr Brush. 79( 41.80 ronntaln Syringe. 33C nrt WltoH KsssL 35C -"eo tattle Syrap of rigs. - 75C f100 Horllok's Kaitsd MUk. 15C -850 Straw Xat Cleaner, 19C ottls Sal Hepatlca. 65C a8 oxa Orderleys. 29C Candy. " " ' 79C P". Baago, 19C "8Be ottl Blozogea. 35C 00 Ixttls romalld. 6C 100 Majertio Qlycerine Soap. 25C XArat wl Taloum Powdsir. , 7C Xltooea Sapolio. 25C 3 tu1t I"1! Bsatal Cream. 7C 1 Ammonia. 19C aSo Pk Xnm. 15c 850 ckk' 4711 Bop- $1.43 1.7S bottle Jicky Perfume. 33C 6o ottl Oaplllarls. 39c tl Glyco-Tiymollne, QC MSSe bot ZAmbrt'1 IttrtJ Q BBo bottle Sanderine. rt 41.00 bot. Piakham's Com. 79C pound, 41.00 bot. Ayer's Hair Tlfe. 75C 1-0 bottle Bromo Seltzer. Cum -Bac 10c Cum-E The new mysteri ous, novel toy. Roll It alone; me floor or down hill and It will come back to you. Be :mi' :.iiL2 sure ana see inn 'istSC- these. Only : i 'j- . ' m a Liquor FlasUs Indispensable wnen travel ing: or camping;. The one illustrated on sale $1,25 We have them for less and for more. A most complete line of all leather novelties, embracing; tlQUOB rtASXS, SBZITKIirO CUPS, COAT HAHGEKS, MEDICINB CASSS, ETC. COUAFSIBX.B SKINXZNa CUPS Made . of , alumi num. A necessity, for everyone, as you should have a sanitary drlnlclns; Cun.Kvery school 'hild should havei one, 25c value for sale at f only, Brashes ' Purchased for this sale. In bone harks, fancy . bone backs and cellu loid., Valuen -up to $1.00. .Divided into two different lots. .. One lot at only lf) Oat lot at only. ........ ...... .400 nun nninn n n DUILUIKth) UUiii ATMORTIIYAKIMA Clothing Company and Bank Homeless Firefighters Have Narrow Escape. rUniUrt Pre leasad Wlm.l i North Taklma, Wash., .July 21. The block j occupied by the McArthur suit house and the building adjoining, owned bv the First National bank, are In ruins following a $35,000 fire. Ned Hopkins, a local baseball player and' member of the volunteer fire de partment, fell through the roof of the burning building while playing a hose on the fire.'. . Though badly burnej and cut. by flying glass, he mads nls way out of the .fire. ' . -. : .. .. Fireman . Nelson, of the regular de partment, had a narrow escape from -a similar fall, saving himself by catch ing? at the brick wait, Hopkins fell through two floors. The fire was In the heart of the downtown district, but there was no window . WIDOW AND SISTER, . . WAR FOR ESTATE County Judge Cleeton will be called on to construe, the will of Frank J. Dolezal within a short time in passing on the rival claims of Frances Wasser man Of Chicago, sister of the deceased, on one hand, and Anna J. Dolezal, widow of . the deceased and her four children by two former marriages. -A - petition asking for distribution of 80 acres of timber land valued at $4000 and $$784 in cash, to Mrs. Wasserman was filed FOR PORTLAND PEOPLE, TWO BIG DAYS, mm Drawn from orig inal barrel. Real ' value 75c per sal Ion. Bring your own container. Sold in gallons only. Fri day and Saturday, S4.QO Silver Mesli "We offer 500 silver mesh bags at ll.CS each. Latest style, K inches long, V Inches deep, small ring mesh, white kid lining;, with 12-inch chain. The entire has; and chain are made, of solid German silver, with a thick silver plat ing;. This ha would sell in any jew elry or department store at S4.00. Malt orders ; filled. 10c extra for Of 0 postage. Friday, and Saturday Reg. $2.5 O Fern Dishes, $1.30 Fern dishes, large .size,' made of Rus- siari" brass; $2.50 value,. For'dJI .0( this sale, special. onJy...;.P lviJ r4 49c fu U I Per Gallon . lA Am - 4vl today by Henry E. McGinn and Raphael Citron. Dolezal left the property in dispute to his son. Edward B. Dolezal, provided the son became of age. The boy died last year In Phoenix, Ariz., in his nine teenth year. The will provided that If he died before he was 21 the' estate should go to Mrs. Wasserman. . The widow was not mentioned In the will and she claims the personal property, at least, is hers. RIVER CONFERENCE TO ' BE IMPORTANT AFFAIR The "scope of the special committee from chambers of commerce and com mercial bodies of cities along tho Co lumbia river' will be' enlarged ' so that when it meets with Sir William Lau rler,; premier i of Canada, .' at Nelson, B. C-, September 1 to discuss the ques tion of opening the Columbia s . river from British Columbia to the sea ill cities interested will be represented. Among the commercial bodies to be In vited to ' send representatives to the conference will be those of Wenatcheo, Kalama, Astoria and Hood River. . The members of the board of trus tees of the Portland Chamber of Com merce met Tuesday afternoon in the chamber's rooms and, as the. organiza tion fathered the' open river movement In -the northwest decided to Invite com mercial bodies Of other Columbia river cities to Join In the, conference. Oregon Pioneer Die, l . . (Special Dlapatch to The lonnul.) , Forest Grove, Or.. July $l.Wllliam Shearer, aged 45 years and for 17 years a resident of Hillside, three miles northwest of this city, died at his home yesterday. Mr. Shearer was born in Atchison county, Kan., and .cam with his parents when a child to Oregon, the family, locating first In Yamhill county. Mr. Shearer married Miss Lizzie Fry of Hillside, and is survived by his widow and the following children: Fay, Perry, Ruth, Esther, Elma, Bertie and Arthur- Shearer. - Mr. Shearer-was a prominent farmer of his section. Fu neral services ' will be- held tomorrow. with burial In the Hillside cemetery. Miscellaneous Specls 35C -so bot, "Murine lye Bsmsdy. 35C -60 can Antiphloglstlne. 35C botUe road's Sxtraot. 15C oaks Woodbury's Soap. 15C 850 bottle Bnblfoam, 40C 800 tnb Vbsooo Toota rasts. , 1Q0 B5o pkf. Allen's root Base. 7Qp $1.00 os. bottle VUs Bios-' " soma Ixtxact ' ' 35C 6O0 bottle FbsboIox Wafers. 7C 10o bos Con Plasters. 27C l-lb. roll Absorbent Cotton. 39c-"600 box Pas oinvment. onA soo bottle XAvorls liontb OJC W4sh. 79C -91 bottle Potter's Hair stain. 50C U Psrfumes, per os. 18C a8fl Pks. Casoarets. 18C 260 PkV Oarfleld Tea. C Guaranteed BezaU fountain Pen.' 15C Can Eagle Condensed XUk, 79C 41.00 bot. Hostetters Bitters. 83C Bottle Wilson whiskey. 63C Bottle Buff Gordon Sherry. 98C Bottle Hunter Bye. 79C Bottle Bnffy's Uail ; 25C Bottle 100 Bland PUls. 21C 3 cakes Jsrren's Soap. t 19c Ponnd pkg. Borio Aoid, 25c -3 B-f - Aspirin Capsules. 19C 360 t 'iUts Powders. 15C 850 oake Cutloura Soap." 19C 354 1 BCentbolattmv 15C " 880 Blrnu1 Trokeys. Batjti Brushes An enormous assortment. AH at spe cial prices. All with handles. Host of them detachable. SOo values ;. . . . .2T 91.00 values ...654 Every one above this price an un usual value alo, ' ' 1 . 1 r1 " 1 '' tr , Rubber Combs Hard Rubber Combs at special prices In this special sale lot. 75o values ..49 500 values ..25e? Traveling Bags We have Just re-" ceived a new ship ment of these ' handsome-Traveling-Bags--In all leathers. Typ- leal "Owl" prices. Bath Caps 50c and 75c v A new supply Just in on sale at, , each, 50-76c. Jewelry Specials Xi.oa aatdlaed . a lAtn Blt-Q . Huckles. at $1.25 Cloisonne Brooches, spe-' gOp cimi i -......... .v., i . . $1.25 Cuff Links, latest de- gQg J 1.00 cVo'isonne' 'veil ' Pln's"at; Q ach . ... , . . . ... , ....... . , ... 11.13 Necklaces, With pearl Afn pendant ; ' liiulluiilisilLii:-,-' iTHiinc;. . Prospector Brings Samples of Quartz That Sparkle With Gold. (United Frew Leaaed Wire. , Victoria, B. C. July 21. The steamer Princess Royal brings word of art ad ditional gold strike near Bitter creek. A -few days ago a lone prospector who had been out for several weeks came to Stewart and 'left a good sized piece of quartz, very , rich In gold. ,' A piece 'of pure gold the size of the head of a small hat pin was picked out with the fingers and the precious metal can be seen with the naked eye. -".The prospector had no wonderful story to tell. He did not say how ex tensive the ledge was nor the width of: the vein. He said he put in only two shots and then returned to town with th samples. A- number-of Stewart peo- pie have gone to see It and will report in a few days. The strike is Just north of the Bitter creek strike,' v ; Navassar. Ladies' Band: The following is the program for tonight's concert at The Oaks: : March. ' " ' ., ' Overture, Guarany.. ...... i.Oomes Polka for cornet, "Reception".., .Casey Miss Lillian Sieger, Selection, "Woodland" Lucfers Solo for violin, "Son of the Pussta," Miss Martha Sandager. selection rrom "IjB. Boheme. .Ptieclnt Grand American Fantasia. ....Herbert Journal Want Ads bring results. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Candy Extra " Special ( A one-pound box of high grade Greenleaf - Chocolates f or sale Friday and Saturday at 29c Sat'day Inducement In order to introduce, the famous Rexall Pearl Tooth - Powder we Will offer Saturday only, one 25c can Hexall Pearl Powder and a "4 pound bottle of Peroxide of Hy drogen, both for the price OR of one. Saturday only.. i.... Pure Drags at"Owr Cut Prices 10c Precipitated Chalk j. ....... 14 10c-Vitch Hazel ,.7C- 2Sc Tinct. Green Soap 17f 10c Soda Bicarbonate 74 10c Cascara Bark ...74 10c Spanish Bark ,,,.,,,.Ttf 25c Salts Tartar ...174 ZSc Rochelle Salts .17tf 10c Tinct. Mynrh 74 10c Glycerine" ..................7 10c Castor Oil ..7s 10c Tinct. Benzoin 74 Hair Brushes A Job lot of imported ' English Hair Brushes, all light wood backs with the finest quality of bristles. Every one worth twice what they ere marked. Prices range up -f 7T from' The Thermos CoKIe Is the only bottle that will really keep steam ing hot liquids steam ing hot for . H hours without fire or heat, and freeslng cold liquids freesing cold for 73 hours without ice Be sure and ft a Ther mo. We sell Thermos Bottles, nickel plated, State, $3.76 quarts, S.7S. '" ' ''."" . ' 1 We alto carry a complete stock in all fancy-leather covered Thermos bot tles; also the . Thermos Decanters, Jars. Coffee or Tea Pots. Drinking Set for $1.09 Automobile Drinking Cup Set. Con sists of 4 aluminum drinking cups and case for carrying them. fi (f The complete set., only. ... 1,vv Soft Elastic Capsules The most agreeable way to take nauseating oils and medicines. The following-made in our own labora tories, -guaranteed pure. - ' -7 , - SANDALWOOD OIL. . Box of. 3 dozen S minum cap sules,. I ,. 7&4 Box of 2 dozen 10 minum cap- stiles J '... 1... 7S4 Box of 2 dozen IS minum cap sules , V , '. : ...754 Box of' 2 4ozen 20 minum cap sules '...83 ; CASTOR OIL. " Box of 2 dozen 20 minum cap sules . 25 Box of 1 dozen 40 minum cap- ' sules . . ......' S5 Box of 1 dozen 75 minum xap sules' ,...35? " BALSAM COPAIBA. Box of 2 dozen IS minum cap sules . . 104 ' COPAIBA-AND- CUBfcB. Box of 2 dozen" 13 tninum cap sules v. 404 Box:6f.No. 33 for-KheuT.a-' tisnt , . w ........ .40 Box of Mcnthylene Elue corsi- pound. . ........ i .......... 7T4 J.m. t - , h i ' , ' ";.7t In leather r, Tlfirirtv.. fop f rr vo ir', etc. Mid flat; firrt ri sio.ill ft,,, Heretolore the xr. mi t (,.-" . Wfii almob't' pi i"K' 1 ! ii , here, J tut llll.- H'n fir,,-. tn. ; ' only ... ' rS CIOIll v t 4-