THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND SUNDAY , MORNING, JULY: 13, 1919. '
ATTEMPT TO STEAt
IMHITC CI
Package of It Is Said to Have
- Been ToundUndep Pillow
" of Private EJohnson, Un
' , der Arrest at Fort Stevens.
( . :-, " (Special to THe Jour oil.) '
Warren, Or,, July 19,-1 has Just been
" ascertained that Private E. Johnson, one
' . of the four Wn confined on the day that
tUe coroner' "Jury found Private J.
, Crawford was (strangled to death by un
known .person, ' has against htm; the
- charge of haying secretly obtained pos
session' of a pint flask of explosive I.
r Other charges against ' him ere not
. v known.' : V. : !;'$;, yfe '-". ?f- '
Explosive. V Is a yellow compound
used to fill all shells in use fothe coast
defense guns of the United States army,
V It was ' originally perfected by Major
' Dunn, hence Ita name. MIMary author
ties pronounce it the most destructive
' high powder explosive In use, TUe Japa
nese possess a1 weak -imitation of this
compound called Shlmoae: in fact, it is
1 surmised, that their explosive was ob
; tained by making an imperfect chemical
" analysis of the American product.
Johnson's connection with the alleged
theft was revealed by the statements of
' a witness, who testif let ; that ha was
asked by Johnson to tell a certain man
" to destroy what he found hidden under
' Johnson's pillow. - This witness stated
: that his curiosity became aroused, there
v v Muatnar him to decide to investigate
' the mysterious package that was to'bs
Imedlately destroyed, ana mat ne xouna
upon so doing that the package In ques-
inn waa a fla.sk contatnine about a Dint
' of explosive D Dunnite). He thereupon
4 showed tha contents or me nasa io bt-
aral nf tha men. one of Whom Is Said to
hare become somewhat alarmed, thinking
-T it would explode, because of the possl
;5 bllity of its being niixea wnn emer in
gredients. :. Artillarvmcn exnlain that this ex
plosive, unless combined with another
aaoret composition, cannot oe expioau.
' They state that this fact renders the
.vnlnalv. nacullarlv Valuable. Inasmuch
as the powder ran be safely handled aad
subjected to the shook of firing It out of
the huge II inch guns without prema-
' turely exploding It. It Is so arranged
within the sheila that the portion ren
dering it explosive is kept away from
the Dunntte until the shell strikes the
C object flr"d at, that it then unites with
' ia onmnnnant. ciiuslnt a terrlf lo -explo
sion, thereby tearing the shell, after it
has made some slight penetration or me
armor, into thousands of fragments.
v: Tha ailvantaae obtained throuch the
short time in which it takes the two
compounds to unite causes in explosive
ahati rrat to nanetrate and then ex-
plode in the Very vitals of the, enemy's
.i. mMa tha anorlna. room a boll-
ers and powder niagaslnes. At la stated
that in ;a test of a-.: explosive It tore a
i..ia iiaek. hardeaed-eteeK large
knauB-h1 to drive - team of -horses
thniiih' Ttafara-thia comtwund wu per
perfected the thickness of shells was
, ri..4 v, tnrf nf tha nowder used
to explode them, and hence they, could
not be built heavy enough to gain armor
penetration."
As to Just what Johnson Intended to
do or could have done with his stolen
powder remains a profound mystery.
: since It is thought that this material de
fies the most expert analysis. However.
At ik. utmost Importance to the
government to (preserve the secret of
tnis explosive, biiiv" i" " 7"
abled thereby practically to nullify the
effects of the bst armor plate that can
be designed by foreign powers.
40 F00T..CHANNEL
Tfi THF SEA TO BE
, COMMITTEE'S AIM
(Continued from Page Qna)
ocean vessels of great carrying capacity
which are required to meei raou. v
dlUons, in order that ths Columbia river
I i natura intended it to
', be. one of tha Really great watsrwaya of
tha world for tno iniorcnn v
v. ..iiNuiia iiul fuwin vaaaela.
"Jt is very essential to the success of
the unaertaxing ni uun
should have its headquarters at Astoria,
- .v - u..u nnnioratlnn of thOB WhO
Willi UIB wv . -
Uva in Portland and other pointaJn the
interiorj also because of your wide, .ac
quaintance and well known; ability : In.
handling matters relating to tha mouth
, of the Columbia river you are tba log
ical man to Inaugurate the movement
and direct it; therefore, wo aU desire to
take the necessary steps to form, the
nmmtttAa and urKe you to lay asio all
personal considerations and be the chair
man of It. promising you our loyal and
, neany supy"1 . -
- I nnnooa vaonla Benresenteo.
"Such a committee would represent
tha united dssira ot mora than 1,500,000
people, to obtain deeper ' water on the
t'oiumbla River bar, and ithus over.
come the greatest natural obstacle be
' ih.m and tha Paeifla Ocean. '.
- - This body might be called the com
mittee of the port-.or, jiner.oiumom
h. Anronltfatlnn under . which, we
n wnrtt ' hHrmnnloualv and ef
fectively, whether we live In Astoria,
Portland, tne wjiiamene vaney,- Van
couver. The Dalles, Yakima, Bllensburg,
Pendleton,. Walla Walla;- Spokane, Xw
Iston, or any of the other inland , citlea
"The opening of the Panama. Canal,
.a at Va nil Itint nil who IN
,B IV V ) U W W WW - . , - - T
interested ana xeei ine iinpvrnu ui
aeouring a greater depth of water, at
. tha mOUtn or our great river, anouiu
-unite and redouble tbelr efforts to ob
It ImmlBt.lv:: . .V... . y
"The relattva area of each -of the I
.great "drainage Damns, pn tne.jraciii
i ffukmt npM . ns followa: i
' "The Puget fcX)und district, 40,000
square miles.
; "The Sacramento river and Us trlbu
taries, 0.000 square miles., - i
"The Columbia river and Us trlbu
taries, aou.uou square mucs. ,
Sincerely youfa, ,
' D,' w Campbell,.. Southern ' , Pacific
' company. ' -.s.
Theo. ' B. Wilcox, Portland '.Flouring
Walter J. Burns, Balfour, Outhrle eV
CO. ' v.;?;-.i,.v,.:.:V.,;.i(,,.:..;
Peter lierr, iverr, umura a wdnfl
vhnmaa Karri Kerr. Clifford & Co. '
' " V k a - Crawford. tumbermena Na
ilnnat hank.- '-'I- . '' : . .-. T''
Robert E,.'Btrahorn,. P. El & B. rail
111 L. Plttock, the Morning Oregonlan.
- .lUlllls Meier, xutner aj r mini sviiipany.
II. W, Fries, Wakefield, Fries at JCo,
n
10US
UUltHII
D
S CHARGE
'J. II. young, . r. u :o. rauway. c
ASTORIAN WHO TAKES
'PROMINENT PART
Dr, Alfred .Kinney," probable chair-
" man of : Fort .' of Columbia com
. R Lea Barnes. United States Na-
tlonal .bank. . v .
William A. MacRae, the Bank of Cali
fornia. . ' -
W. Mv t.add, Ladd & Tllton bank.
A, L. Mills, Flrat National bank.
Joseph N. Teal.- Teal, Minor & Win-
HE?. ... :
William Albers, Albers Bros. MUllng
company.
Louis Lang, Lang Co.
Fred H. Bothcbild, Bothchlld Broa
A. IS. Digman, Closest ft Devers.
I A. Lewis, Allen ft Lewis. -,-M.
H. Ineler. Willamette Iron . ft
Steel Worka
A. D. Charlton, Northern Paciflo By.
C. 8. Jackson. Oregon Dally Journal.
W. F. Woodward. Woodard, CTarke ft
H. C. Wortman, Olds, Wortman ft
King. i. .. . ...
Adolpha Wolfe. Llpman, Wolfe ft Co.
A, Holts, the Holts 8tore.
Henry Hahn, Wadharas ft Co.
Thomas Roberta, Roberts Bros. V
Edgar B, Piper, the Morning Orego
nian. . - '
Franklin T. Griffith, P. R., L. ft P. Co.
A4 iarraoee. me vreaon iu ce
fata r-n
Jar Smith,' Marshall-Wells Hardware
C. A. Dolph. Dolph. Mallory, Simon ft
Oeasin.
W. B. Ayer. Eastern ft Western Lum
ber Co.
8, H. Mears, Jhe Portland cordage Co.
Hush Hume, the SpecUtor Publish
ing vo.
n.vM Htaama.
Alva Ll Stephens, Paciflo Coast Coal
CO.
IT R Alhca. maVor eltv of Portland.
Joseph Simon, Dolph, Mallory, Simon
& aeann.
t a RnttarflaM. TtuttarflaM Broa.
Charles Feldenhelmer. A. ft C. Felden-
halmgr
O. B. McLeod, Hammond Lumber
company.
t . i WMtviiptn FAriunn i.umnar t :o
A. F. Smith. Smith ft Watson Iron
Worka-7,-
aeons W. Thatcher. Inman-Poulsen
Lumber Co. i
W. B. McFauL the A. H. Averin Ma-
F. W. Ieadoetter. rittocK iveaooei-
Donald McKay. North Paciflo Lumber
Co. " -
r n nimnii TtlaVa. Mnirall Co '
M. Ilelsohner. Flelschner, Mayer ft Co.
Emery Olmatead, Portland Trust Co.
A. S. Nicnoia.
Richard Williams. R. ft E. B. Wil
llama :'". ' i ' '
F.'W. Mullfty.
C V. Adams, Security Savings ft Trust
company.
R. L, Durham, Mercnants isaiionai
bank.
C. F. Hendrlcksen. Ths Scandinavian
Amerlvrli bank.
Dr. Andrew C. Smith.
Dr. Chester C. Moore.
Ben 8olHng.
T. D. Honeyman, Honeyman Hardware
company. .
I. Jaooos, Oregon Jity Manufacturing
company:
John M. aeann, ooipn, nauory, ei
mon ft Oearln.
C. W. Fulton, Fulton & Bowerman.
I Srlll ha noflcflH that nn tha list am
the names of tha mayor, f o.ur former
United Statea senators Fulton, Oearln,
Mnlbav Hlmnnth hankara amln and
lumber exporters, who are bst known
in Portland, as well as representatives
of msny other businesses.
, In his response to the letter, Dr, Kin
ney mentions both his appreciation of
tha nonor anown nim ana nis sense or
responsibility for results to be obtained.
LI
E
tColtd Pre tad Wlr.
fhinmmr .Tnlw 1 2 R0.nntntr today.
marriage lloensea can be obtained at any
hour of the day or. night in Chicago.
But tha love-sick couple that decide on
the plunge at midnight must travel ij
miles to the home of Deputy County
Clerk Mack in South Chicago .to get the
license. ' -. ; - : .' - -.
:No matter What hour, of the night,
I'll be on hand to issue lloenses," said
Mack, who originated the 24 hour mar
riage license bureau. -"It's a good thing
to have license bureau right around
tha-orner when the question has Just
been-popped. Women still change their
minds," C'V".'". ..,: . j. ., ;,,
HARVARD KINDERGARTEN
TO TAKE BOYS AT FOUR
. t$y the IatrnaUotta Niri Service.) '
Cambridge, Masa, July 12.-Hervard
plans to establish an uperlmenlal kin
dergarten next fall with children from
four to six years of age.i The faculty
of the university's department of, edu
cation will be in Charge, ji-j-u.iy..
" The proposal la to accept about 100
studenta of either aex at a tuition fee
of $100. They will be carried through
to the age of nine yeara If this work
proves successful it will, develop gradu
ally by the addition of new grades- until
Harvard Is prepared to take a boy of
four or fve and train htm through tha
elementary and .high school courses and
through collegei turning him out H or
SO years, after his admission with a dt-
'Two t New BuraI Carriers.' .
- (Waiblnaton Bureau of Th Jnurnnl.lf .
Washington, July, Klvin W- -Mo-Hindus
has been appointed, rural carrier
.... . m i a KTrt 1 T jrm tt vlr. ' Tnl . t
Vaughn, ami KarPO, I-antl on route
xnq, i, iimuiii, yiee juaviu v. uiica, '
CENSE HANDY tF SH
CHANGES
HER
MIND
- l as parade rr csr- I7nTW '
Mack' Furniture Store
.Damaged $95,000'
t fTio
STREET THROKGS lH HANGER
sterv.
iSparki Ignlti Decwatlofit on
Perkins Hotel Building. '
tKeir
FLOAT -'GIRLS DRENCHED
Fi-k Jnak Uta nf Uavj.
al raut ta Osea tsay iw
. 'Aypantaa Tlttu(h ' Cmt
The
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I , aa mm w a
Will
ut, tM aM aiwila
anv ailill. tmu Ma
aa.' ual aaaaaa'
Maaaw aatw aaM t MMhaw
af w mns sh aa aat
mm t MM an at MS
1 tae awtlw at 4k a Mask Cal
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lit KtM M1a M Hi al auat
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ai inawaase lisawatrt n
niNiKtn ttnnM FURNITURE
tewing Tables, uf ffets. Chins Cabinet!
; awsa ma nawv
$1 Serving Table In the fumed
oalt. aow ...,.. ,
f2:.S0 Serving Table In the
fumad oak. now,.............
$5.75
$11.00
$11.50
$12.00
$11.50
$ 9.75
$18.50
$18.75
$18.75
$19.75
$39.00
$17.50
$21.50
$23.50
$24.00
$28.50
ijj.SO Serving Table in me
fumed oak, now...
S38 Serving Table In oak,
early English finish, now
120 Serving Table In golden
oak, now
125 Serving Table in golden
oak, now
$35 Serving- Table in mahog
any, now ....................
$S2.50 Serving Table In mahog
any, now -..
$75 Fine Serving Table in Cir
cassian walnut, now...........
)58 Colonial Serving Table' in
.mahogany, now. ...............
185 1 Colonial Serving Table In
mahogany, now
35 Buffet in the fumed oak ,
now ..i
1J Oak Buffet in waxed gold-
' en finish, now.......
850 China Cabinet in fumed
oak., now...........
- $40 Buffet in the golden oak.
now
$50 Buffet la the golden oak,
naw
1 " r
V
- II
MM 1 1 En
ia' .J ..jrX"
i.1 ! A
f
vauva utnimii
Carpets, Rugs and Linoleum
Were Never Before so Low in Price
W tt5? Ie7t. TheiiT fabrics are the stand
art o Uence 'in carpet weavinjr The regular
priM. w w jSc to $2.50 a Yard
M?cli in vogue Tat present brown, rose, tan and green
8omi eolorin'tfis lZlim Xr ' &
S5ff V?..V.?:...$1.35 to $2.75 a Yard
3S3CTBA WIMOXT Bt.TBT
rXT OABFBTS In single and
especially good patterne in
double width. t,ovr?1
aula. ttnramii. nut
larljr IS.00 to $4.00 yard.
90c to $2.75
f -
' " .Kk. k.t lM,.nnlna4
prinrTO-dns'Vnd'VoTor
ffiHLtfuw2.tt:&9te a Yard
and never priced so low. yg a-, tj OR Yard
Beg. $1.80 to $3 26 Vd. BOW.. "
BOOT BBVMBXhS OAJUPBT Several dainty hints ef
fects: in yellow, blue, pin and green, with artistic
I-JnhvSaSs ' Th. iSeal- bedroom carpets. Regu-
narrow poraera. "T" " ---
lar price $1.80 a yard . , . to 1.15
TAFSSTBT BBTOBXIS OABXT-.The beet ten -wire
fSilTStfJ&.&cfr 60c a Yard
VXIVTST sTTAZB rnvsnrSBat One yard wide, in soft,
rich colorings and small all-over designs. Itsgularty
ttl to $1.75 a Yard
nriAXD avnrOMtraf Some very good patterns that
a'iOTFiW5cj to $1.35 Sq. Yd.
lii;A-:.65c to $1.10 Sq. Yd.
500 Slightly Soiled Window Sheets
ranging in sise from three fee y seven fejt to
64 Inches by seven feet, ts assorted colors. . VOW
lOc, 1 6c, 20c. 25c. SOc EACH
" UVOLIT1I BSMBABTaU-Prlnted and Inlaid linoleum.
i&-fKTE-H&fo&c to $1.50 EACH
' OOOOA . KATTWa The ; highest graae. in one-yard.
one-and-a-halfyrd,and two-yarfl I gp. Cfl Yairrl
.. widths. Regularly $c sq. yd. . WOW v3v Qq gsuTCi
, several Bemnanta- at 10 to lSeV Square Terd.
mo to - 6J47.M Boyat Woroeater. erapl,! Teprae and
u.Wr. to $35.75
7 ' " ' . . .
, AU SMALL SIZE RUGS
Including our splendid line of Baa, Chenille and
Wilton Ruga, raiiglifg In sle from the 84x3- in.' to
$ s 73inoh - slae; .regularly from 80o up to $1 00.
" S?. 65c to $7.75
i ' i
.
$ic;nnnn afnnlr Fnmifnrp '.-nfl'rnets. Rucrsa linoleum. Dtauery. Uphol-
Decorative Materials,
:TPtaaaaaI ; 3 1 a va ' ." ; ere4,ll tTif
wavin hundreds of homes
i f The stocks of our various departments are rapidly diminishing. Basement reserve stocic is Dg fP
-to day? Repairs and Improvements to out building are now n progress. Now and not later JffS-
. the offerinirs In every department will you stilt find, opportunities worth while to save m buring furniture iM other homefur
: , ntahinSXie ifeM?finl We continue to coridS, as heretofore thjs sale imderihe
n.iiv.Tir-a mir ar1-st nnssihle convenience- Terms strictly rash. Doors open at 9 oclocJc.
Disposal or rurniture rresems me mvw .nuic-
See Many Hundred Pieces Removed Frcm Our Displays
- 85 China Cabinet in mahog
any, now .....................
$5 China Cabinet in tha
fumed oak, now
f 10 Colonial China Cabinet in
' solid mahogany, now,.
884 Fumed Oak Fedeatal Din-
- Ing Table, I foot extension...
148 Fumed Oak Bedestal Pin
ing Table. 8-ft. extension, now.
865 Pedestal Dining Table. 8-
. foot extension, in waxed gold
en oak, now
85 Pedestal Dining Table, 8
foot extension, in waxed golr
en oak, now..; r..
. 1125 Solid Mahogany Dining.
.Table, with (0-lnoh top and
10-foot extension, now
8148 Solid Mahogany Dining
.Table, with 0-fnch ttv and
10-foot extension, . now ........
$36.50
$39.50
$47.50
$22.50
$29.50
$32.50
$39.50
$82.00
$95.00
UM a-haataa Tlfalaa. Ba4 lf Few
Moffat. China Cabinet, Barring Table aad
Slniar Table 104 oot exteaMoa solia
mabogaay aad twlsid a 2lJPMSV!
$W! rz ... $273.00
BEDROOM FURNITURE
Wood Beds, resse, Chlffoaiero, Toilet
Tables aad Sojnaoes.
835 Full Slse Mahogany Bed. 8.50
rtAtaV sir ........aaaeaaeeaeeeeea -
35 Golden Oak Colonial styis Cicnn
tail throe-Quarter else. now... "t" .
... rninni.1 atvia ai e fn
Bed. three-quarter sise, now... wuw
$27.60 Mahogsny Poster Bed. $17.00
full else, now, .; ,,,v
82 Mahogany Beds, with cane,
panels, full or twin sise. $27.50
$65 Mahogany F on r Poster. $38.50
full sise or twin beds, now pM.w
$15 So m noes, in mahogany.
CirCftseian walnut or- birds- 8.75
eyemaple, now p
818 Toilet Table in Circassian 10.75
walnut, now p,w.s
25 Dresser In Birdseye Maple, $J2.75
$25 Dresser, In mahogany, now $g.50
887 Toilet Table. In Circassian eQ RA
walnut, now apiSMW
42 Dree sera, in mahogany,
Mrcaaalan walnut, or aid lVOrT
enamel, caned panel a, now 27.50
at
$40 Chiffoniers to match, $25,50
827 Toilet Tables to match. $J8.50
V
Other Matohed Bedroom Fleoee, Caaed and
with Fiainer Minors, rrioed aVower.
w
a Yard
Till car-
mr l
a Yard
Large Size
ftA&ATi!a,
Sv ii . Now : $59.75
fgW'Ru alss 11 ft. $ In.
by U It QW $59J5
S'Bugr.i.VWfVj la by
tl I ft. 'ln. BOW , 670
flOJ Rufc slse It ft t In-by
a.fhV. , ....$76.75
Slightly Scorched
. -V- Cocoa Matting
In" H . widths. : sllfhtly
scorched on one end, to bo
disposed ot t;-; . X
15c the Square Yard
1 1
i. . IN II ' ' '
iBRir&l ((f
Tomorrow marls the begin
nmgi;of ;fh
of this, most notable event-
O
etc., damaged by fire and water night J
eAnOTI rinKlA vfiirnitiirii .- flnrl
in Portland and throughout
UBRARY AND LIVING ROOM
.. t UKNli fjim
VpheUteref Xasy Caslw aad M e k s ta,
ofaarxTibrarr TebJP?.,5c!'
Beaks, CeUarettea, . laaaatee Btaaea, Btc.
817.60 Large rumea uejt Arm
Bocker, with leather seat, now.
817.50 Upholstered Arm Book
er, with solid Cuban mahog-.
any frame, now..,..
832 Mahogany Arm Chair, now
at 4. ......
830 Solid Mahogany Arm,
Rocker, now
$88 ' Upholatered Arm Chal r,"
with mahogany frame, now...,
$45 Mahogany Arm Chair, up
holstered, now .,
335 Solid Mahogany Arm
Bocker, upholstered, now
841 large Famed Oak Arm
Bocker, with Spanish leather
cushion seat and back, new....
$12.50
$16.75
$18.00
$19.50
$21.50
$22.50
$23.00
$2250
$43.50 Upholstered Arm Chair,
with mahogany frame, now....
$45 Upholstered Basy Arm
Chair, now
866 Upholstered Baey Arm
Chair, now.....
375 Mahogany Arm Chair
upholstered, now
$65 Chippendale Arm Chair,
upholstered, with loose cush
$24.00
$27.50
$33.00
$40.00
$39.00
$34.00
$60.00
$88.50
$6.50
ion seat, now . . .
$66 Overstuffed Easy Arm
:halr. . now.........
$125 Sllsabethsn Higb- bck
Sofa, solid mahogany frame.
now
$135 Mahogany Sofa, Colonial.
now ...
811 Mahogany Center Table,
for
Drapery and Upholstery Materials
Look to This Sale for the Most
Remarkable Offerings You
; Have Ever Known
XatOB BBB SBTIi wtth, bolster pieces to match, at
band-made French Arabian laces
$0Bediet $45-
tiwi Bed icV 30W . .$7.25
$ir00BSeVg Uw"?...50
TBB9VBB alB miCI TAafBsWBT tmported,
?i:$TOt , ow. 85c to $4 a Yard
us sAioii uigms or Mntm-iK t s
yartaeikch. cotton and wool, beet imported: aualltlea.
formerly prW at $t5$ CQf. q tg.50 a Yaltl
to $!0 a yard.v MOW.,., " www ."
SOS TABBB 'OIf IMFOBTBB ABT1QUB CTaVWf.$e '
wWe audregularly priced at fla, 0f)c Ysjrd'--'
yard, -. BOW. . .....?. . v" . ;;;
, ff-rarrftei ' Wim 9i6mtm. i all eed.fladni
"ra?"elaprlce 86o a yard. 15c Yard
... .;; .- , " s-' '
XOBOOOOZam The best uallty ImUailoav f -Spanish,
Alligator, ' Morocco and. . other leathara--.
The $t.00-yard grade, wow- 45e? yard ; .
The $1.3$-yaM frade. now 0e yard ::
' The ft.Tf-yard grade, now 8Se yard
- The $.00-yard grade, now " CSet yard ' "
, The $t.5yBTd gradei, now yard '
M TABSB OF 8mUFB3 OOTTOB BUPsUMIB-8$
Inches wlda suitable for farnitnra slip eovertaars, :! 4
tlning. ate Begalar price 4 .yswd.VW: lfic Ykrfl ?
' BO WT . a ,. jt ,... .; ....- i ' . a ,
' ASCF&B XiBBuVrVS OF BAMUHmV; bbooab.' .
UXDU A OTJ6SB MATBaUAik lacbea .
wide, and running la lengtiv from 1 to $ yard;
liWeW?. "iow40c to $3,75 a Yard
19 'TIBTB"TAF8riB:AB
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ml I T9
IViL
V.a"-e a-jt
Fiftlxd
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homefdnushihtrs are nndiner
the Northwest as. the result
S27.80 Fumed Oak Of Wae
Golden Oak Heavy Mbrary
Table for.... ...
S37.60 Famed Oak Heavy li
brary Table, now..
842.60 Maaaive Library Table,'
In fumed oak, now............
840 Library Table, la waxed
solden oak now.,
. $110 Colonial Seeretary, ma
hogany, now ..... .;. ...........
$105 Solid Mahogany. Oval
Top, Colonial Library Table,
BOW ,,...,..,,....
$170 Solid Mahogany, Hand-
$15.75
$17.75
$25.00
$27a50
$65.00
$67.50
$93.00
Carved Library TaWa, aow.
$85 Solid Mahogany Colonial 10 RA
Library Table, now, ,
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lemvT iuiuiuai tuwu. saw vr a e w -
$18.50 Mahogany Table Desk. 12.00
now ..........................
$43 Mahogany Desk, now 23,50
aaa D.1U . a . m. -d"
$11.75
Bench, now. . .....'...... . . k ...
$J27.5 Solid Mahogany Piano
Bench, aow.
$30 Solid Mahogany Book or
Magaaine Back, now..,......,
$28 Mahogany Book fit Maga
aine Raek. now....,..,,..,....
$38.54 Soltd Mahogany Book
or Magaaine Back, sow..,.,,.,
$2$ -Fumed: Oak Collarette.1,
aow ............ t ,
$38.60 Mahogany, Collarette,
$7$ Mahogany Collarette
$17.75
$ 9.50
412.50 ?
"'a. a a - "M
$16.25
$22.50
as. iiuuiuuuit vwiittvis vawv
humidor, decanters, glassware,
eompieiciy appointed imv
paroelain tray, cara. an
ara . .no .
$52L50
$17.75
chip rack, ate-, now. .. .i ..... ,
$3$ Solid Mahogany ' Folding-
top Table for hall, card, a
top T a P 1 lor nattJ. vvra,
console table, now............
Several Hundred
I Sunfast Fabrics
i-The fuaranteed color-farf
ind, 60 inches wlde nd in
food , assortment oti colors
formerly priced nt 76o to
1.50 a 7ard, now;":'.f'::'
3Sctb60c
4 MMFIf;BWTSa OF .TBI.-'
WBTSV--1 yaraa to t yarda eauh
and 50 la. wide, eultable for table
runners. ...couch eovera, furniutra ,
.' coverings, aofa pillow covers, etc.
. Priced, heretofore at $3 t $13 yd.
HOW
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,50c to $3.00 a Yard
All ! Brass ' Goods
-Curtain rods, brackets,
sockets, trimmings ; a n d
other attachments now en
tered In the salo st .
Lett Than Manufacture
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