THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, iai3 l'nTAMi nriPfrn inn uIATES, IN PART, FOIl I'mOFGLEflESSLIil It Hi . '. ..' t- X ' .Inexperience and Youthfilness ,. orTwb'df Aides, Specified . by. Master sWilliamsi'i -1 . I' h i". r north. . Even If I had been warned 10 minutes sooner by the aecond mate )t would nave Deea ample time to wear the ship around, -, s,n 1 t!.-. X -"After vtha ship payed off and was nearly before the wind she struck and remained fast , I told one of tUe men to see if there waa any -water in her and he came running: aft to 'the poop to say 11 W8i nan iuu or water. ''-ir-.,f i-''i'Kaa( Jteaca than. r "l then told "the mate 1 to put the starboard lifeboat out, . but,: no sooner was It out from the davits than a big sea cams along and crushed It, t sang out to the mate to get a Una over the bow to tha rocks and to see' that ail the - 5rew cot ashore safe, which they did.- Then I told tha mate and; second mate to get aenore. seeing . that could not do any good In tha ship. I myself came ashore In about-half an report, in i the ' InernlHnra anA vrtiithfnln. nf ttialhour. mates oh the British ship GQenesslln -"There was bad r ,v. I naner'a about me. disaster met by that vessel hen she ',I;,havejwverai friends In Portland went oft the rocks ar Neaft-Kah-Nle soma thatTiavj known me for tha. Ust mountain, or., according to a statement J years, and they would readily tesU- maae yesterflar afternoon b Cantalnlf' , m..v. . Owen WtlHams.' The .first statement , mads by . the captain sine ihe wreck . rpuows: - i Wn'Mil'KT;i', "At about g:8 of the nlgit of Bep- ;. temoer , night previous innuenca or any anna. , ... . "Mr belief is tha same as ' that, of my attorney at the' trial, namely,, that the loss, of the ship was due to, the a first ana SO Islghted TlUalnok Head. The previous I ,was looklns for the Mcond fflBe' wn? llaht and r hurt nn i" " ,v, years, or ago ana nave noi ,naa roucn rintU JSWwiSi 'Vltr 1.80 in the morning, of October 1, the 'HS "ft.,'. ? thXht the ahlS wind belnjr light. I then .went around Si aa nSo in Wmm. to tha westward until 8'cjoclc Jn that - ' "-. -- . , - HUERTA HAS TIED HIMSELF: IN KNOT ' v BY LATEST MOVE (Continued From age One." morning, eorhtflve to six knots, I then ju n wie nonneast again. At S:ao I took a sight as usual and at noon I got tbs latitude which put 'me S3 miles vt tana, j ,v ...-' '"" OluroBontstsr Was AXf Slarnt, . "When I slanted Tlllamonlt Hd It was at abant the, ilm, 1 nuarf t na a Knew tha,t my own, chronometer was , reported, might go to; Mewco, City " rig nt wnne tne snip a enronom-1 to warn Huerta of the serious conse- SVJU which may Vult from hi. sel alahted Tlllamoair, t ,vin. ' ! ftDSOiute .powar.. , fnvth5r f. , The igovernment, dispatch from the ho many. montbi s J , ' ! capital; said,, would ' send more'trops ; At aoon on October 1;I waa on deck to Uaxatlan i. today to deal , with the Until, about 12:46 'and Jtha.'uhln voklrholR whn ar trnwlnir ateadllv bolder xecung Qii aDout rive tenets. The second in that section. -..A,'t--i mats waa on deckel foja him I was go- The yellow f vep: apidemlo in Carmen ing to the chart room'To Has down for and Campeohe,-nd-the. smalt pox J. hour and, t9jtaU msit I o'clock that acojrgs ini the; north -were repotted to "T"'v" wnsiaerea irnaa any be reaching alarmln;" proportions, amount of time, to roi Th finnrt ha.I f ... . -" " ' ' waa workinr then. At i o'clock I meant X I V li - . w ' ' M -wi: 2-!? ha.toT iTSSTt ' w ilv Tiv " Wn tnei.)o,iH , itr.vl hron to. bflJi. reo- eieouon mie into 'a farce, certain that no Mexico under , the rill K nnnmlliA 7' "I . did mot WBJlt to .lone , etshi . of vilr .wnoiMl tnnivifMd tiv Mexico' and iiMiu m cub ik Bnouia mm, nn . vrv 1 tti,f v nnut ; .Kruftin. ' ncennimr 10 ,re . foggy, aa.tny experience on' this roftst I Dotts. nlant to ; withdraw recognition - wnicnj iB-now a rew years, is that you 1 oc , Huerta, has ?' lnereaaea-, restaent ' uKua of get iqg ana inicK nase. uni vvuson s imn,-jn mo umraaio succesa this day it mas vry hasy and I could I of the administration s policy. . not , distinguish the land very far off. J fConstitutionallst representatives here At 18:45 when I went to the chart house. I predict the early dissolution ' Of the ! regime, xiooa uae unaer tne lea.; Therefnr. n I ZZXVl'JZ;l'fal?:.? and f it is practically ' I could not make out the land very plain- HuerU i ly... V7?rf- nv3i.r:f Aw . . "At :1 the ' seoond mate eam and Atta i ., told mett was lO.mlnuten tat two. --. ma tt Waa 10. mlnuten Bant t-wn I n..i. . ir.. rw., lllnH. He iiever gave me any warnlnc that thai TVv.. njan), wf f'Jn-Jut simply camejfieeinr from Mohterey. Mexico, as a T7 w; na 'a " was result of reports that Mexican ;reneis ;10. A IeW minutes Afterward tha rnitil ... an nn. ttiat carne inand said we were getting close! city, according to advices received here . in. '1, came OUt at once as I bad hun hl ftrnnnn.. T a Inn wu reoorted lying down fully , dresse4.When 1 went that General Joaquin Maes, at the head "u ana zouna we were so .close! of Mveral thousand reaerais. a pre- iii 4 mia in man at tne wheel to putlparlhg to attack Torreon. , ,- . ... the helm hard uo and caiiit an himiiL.-.J,i-.'j. , i r g.J'"-;'.--;-1 on deck to wear ship. It took more timal r.M. Ma. nr; Mdm 1 "'"ibers or tne eamnet were present meeting' today with President Wilson, r-iwuxn!ruLn."'n 'iahj j'.g !' which the latest 'developments In the, - - t - ; .- r - r, ; . " "."T I Mexican situation ware the main ub- Quickest, Simplest lemedy Thm Saaily 'ana r OheapJv j- Kome.': gavee Ton fa. Jects of discussion, tjo definite en nonncement was made concerning any deoisldn, but it was understood it was the consensus of opinion : that Provis ional- President Huerta'a arrest of the members 0. the : chamber of deputies and proclamation of a dictatorship cre ated a highly critical condition ci in tenatlonal affairs. - "Laxurnage Intemperate"-Moheno. Mexico City, . Oct - H. "American Charge d' Affaires O'Bhaughjessy was , Tha- plan makea f a ';; pint of cough yrup enough, to last a family a long time, Tou couldn't buy as much or as . ood, syrup for t J.P0, - ; il';':i ,. Simple as it is. gives almost In-1 Personally, most courteous, and, , of t bwuihubi ana j usually j conquers u f"" " nn.yiii t trftffi SgSraohecSm, aiJ?, .tiL,!M'."I tha Washington ad- haa Tin eredUnt "r nJlnlstratlon'a intimation that theUnlUJ ' ta ki!rM2.-0Lo l' States would, be : deeply, dlspleaaed SSl r. h; h1a harm;, befall the Mexican depu- rJt :M.r!r.r--!- 0r. S,h00!" ties -arrested at Provisional President aathraa. w , uronon.ai Huerta's orders last week for dlsrega. . Mix n mnt V'ri...i-f- 1.." 1 ln?, "quest he made. " . , ,s t u rim r . i - Huerta ana his ministers were in con- 'Jl 5?. rnce today oonceming the commnnl- cents' ' woruTv i tThTt .wh- .-i i", cation, to. which it was said a reply ' ttusV.P. j Take , teaspoonful everyone, wa o ffrn00n' .-.r . v : --,7;, h. k... .; " ."-v" I!'' T PineM one of the oldest and best UUUK dUNUo CASE known ;remodlal agents for the t throat membranes, Plnex is a most valuable i concentrated compound of Norway jwwte pine extract, and la rich in gualacOi i other natural healing elementa O preparations will , not- work,, in this- . vumuiuauon. , 1 , - ( e . Jbe prompt r;esults from this mixture save enaeared ft to thousands of house wives In tha United tates and Canada, which explains; why the plan , has been imiiaceq 1 orten,; but .never successfully, Av guaranty )f absolute satisfaction, or tnohey promptly refunded, goes with - thia preparanon.). Your druggist tias -inex, or' .win get it'for-you. Jf not, sena. to ;ne f inex co vu wayne, Jnd. PASSED UPON BUT h nimn nnrniiT ; u 1. nil 1 1 11 ih iy 1 M si mm .1;:' a. SB , t-fi -a. fr W'V!"U cVILU 111 safe iai. -m i ; . -l r. ; mmm f C )v . 1, I 1 If j. littli stomach is sour. liver v , . .torpia ana Dowels uive -uantornia By rup, of Figs" at ,onoe a tcaepQonful today -often aaV.es , a sick child tomorrow. " A If your little one is out of sorts half sick, Isn't . resting,' eating and . acting naturally look, Mothert see if ; tongue is coated., Tina Is a sure sign that it's - little stomachji , Mver " and bowels -are cioggea fun waste. When oross, 'irri table, feverish,'1 stomach sour, breath bad ; AM.. h,i olniMDnh .ilk. . ' throat, full spt- cold, give a teaspoon ful r -uauxornia yrup or 3gs,",and in a few hours alls the constipated poison, undigested , rod, and sour 'bile 'gently moves out ot Its little bowels without griping, and you .have .a -well; playful child again, j ' ?' jr;.r ...,J . .- Mothers can -rest "easy after, klying i this harmless ''fruit laxative,- because it never fails to cleanse the little, one's liver and bowels and sweeten the stom sen and they dearly ;, love its pleasant taste, Full' directions for babies, chil - : dren of all - ages: and for , grown-ups . printed' "on 'each . bottle. ; . V f ; : ,s Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. A "It yur druggist for a BO cent bottle of "California Byrup of riga": then see that It is made by the "California Fig Ti-rus!"4Cpmpany-tJon'Jt.-tje- XooleOl NO ONE f IS WISER - (Continued From Page One.) debtedness can be paid out of the earn' lags of the utility then it -is not to be included In determining , the debt limit. "It necessarily f;- follows,''. f says the opinion, "that the additional dock bonds of the city of Portland heretofore su thorieed and not sold under the provls tons' of section 118 of the - charter of 1903 as amended,, cannot be disposed of except upon an-affidavit showing -that In executing sucn ooiigatlona the indebt edness of - the ' elty would not be aug mented beyond the limit thus fixed.1 MEANS CHARTER MUST - BE AMENDED DECLARES DOCK CHAIRMAN MULKEY ' .."V.. u..';?.: I , "The-'declsion of the supreme court means that we will have to amend the city charter' aeclated F. ,W. Mulkey, chairman of the commission) of public docks, today, in discussing; the dismissal of the test case involving the validity of the. dock:.ond. lasua:.-- 1 ,'?i' "We wm, not nave time to bring a new notion in, court before election. The court, did not touch upon the merits of tne case at ail, merely finaing mat no sufficient showing, had been made -40 warrant its s-doing. ff-?..-; The amendment- we Shalt have ' to make, to the charter will be-to authorise the ! Olty , to;? Issue bonds; : previously yoted ' for, by : the people, vv "f , 'Had thef. court gone .into the real question' at issue, the point Would have been settled, but the questions, argued in the brief a of 'the, attorneys were not considered in the findings of the court We had anticipated no stick .opinion and will have to go to the people for a definition of the powers (hey wish to grant; theMty m Issuing their author lied ,bonds.f , . l-X v .-'.,. . c J ' ' Nnv Cltruamy-Product, ? t ' LOs AngpleB. Oct 14. Application was filed with transcontinental railroads for rates on oranges and lemona pickled in brine, ' cohsiKned to - eastern candy fac tories, -establishing a 'new, citrus ' fac- product whluh will be worth millions annually to ranchers here. JourJial'ant JUbsnng; . results, 'i v.. l'1 - "4 i Occupying Intira City Block. , ' . Morrison, Morrison. Tnth, West Park and Alder Streets, , IN THE BASEMEOT--GrMt peclI purchtse raids by! our) A J rl'Ylr ) Millinery buyer, who 1$ now in,lH- East. ?Everv?Hiit new O iJ C V , '- h . '-r ;i and forwarded' dirett 'to u frdm oiie of 'the largest Milling ery houses In the countryrTJul season's most popular: styles and richest of, trtm . mings. Shapes of velyet, plush,, velaur. and felt, in every new color and black. The, y.tTatest.MiUiiieryim8t'k''or..'Bisinetit't .history. Regular $5.00 to 7.jo Hats : lor Oniy , SU IM13 piai'lAy rw OUR MUK I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmwm v-y wsi-- ,ji wajaa,-' m mmmt yawa sar . f. a t ;. vw wvtMmvu' s4-amtekejs4t4- DonHFailloRcolsferYourVotcin Guessing CotitCGt-10 Valuable Prizes Free " Jiifllljuflce. Pay le ; Base mepfl v 5Jni(Dlei?prIce ( ofs; 1 j 20 Frige Stamps In Prcmlnm ParlorsDoable Stamps on Casement Cagh Purchases ?.v.'.i A miilioh free stamps will be given away this week to our friends and patrons in addition: to exteaonlinary: bargain of ferings throughout the various . de- . partments. Tomorrow will be Basement Day and double stamps will be given with cash purchases .ofjipc or more 20 Free Stamps at Premium Parlors, . GUESSING CONTEST CREATES FUROREI Thousands have already registered prizes are to ? be given to a h. books m Morn- their names in the Guesslnr Contest - Ten valuable prizes' are those guessing- the nearest to the number of redeeme VAL.UAMJE. riuxu rUK CHiuuKbri uwoLR l 2 5 0 s.f ct H. ; Green Trading ' Stamps will be ' distributed among children who. bring "irt greatest number roltvi! Children's Coupons which appear in 'our ads dally;'? Coupons must be brought to ;v l 1; son-st window 20 free S. ft.H Stamps to every, entraAt See prizes in window.:ll Premium Parlors on 4th; floor by, 4 o'cIock'Friday; Oct. ;i7. Save the coupons. juinrmrii-i-iir - ---!-- - " - - - -------- - " "- -r - -- -- --- - irrrif -0"irvriririniiAiVi.rLPi.'nnrArtri.ru r a 33 Women's G15 Fall Coats 59.98 if -- i . mm 1 In the Dasenient S Many -pleasing 'styles li ! plain cloths and - fancy mixtures, f Full length models i or the - popular shorts Macklnaws. Splendid materials, &Q AO rich colorings. : .ftj.oo Coats, special.. $ViJO 'S . S'V Women's $10 Coats S7.48 BASEMENT Excellent Coats for general 'wear. Good a uality .fabrics,' stylishly cutand well made: Fine assortment ' of serviceable shades; also black. , AH sizes, f to.oo Women's Nerar Tailored Soils shades; 7 4 Coats St e s40 Special S15.00 BASEMENT-Suits like the$e,fWould sell ordinarily fromf i20boi: to 1 123.00. 2 Great 33 variety; : of 'newest fall materialspretty .mixtures,',serges, 4i agonals, tweeds,' etc. ' Faultlisily tailore.'and per fect 'fitting; i Vry bestof linbsgs. A' rare Suit bargain is,, this for- tomorrow's : sell-- f P sin ing., 20.00 ana 25.00 grades, spe'l 7lU.UU Women's $15 Tailored Salts 510.00 StylUh Ncw Dress Shirts $3.48 , Just ,7$ Suits in this line. Smart new fabrics and excellent styles. Plain j tailored i models for ' gen- era! wear. Regular ; $ 1 ft Aft i 5 - Suits, special e 1 UUU Dress Skirts of . plain ' blue and black P serges and mixtures. Mostly plain tailored models: r In all -sizes. ' Special to-;'o Mo morrow at. . .. . . i . . ..f al.tO Odd Ltnes WaistsValste Indian Dntnrobes Special $4.98 '. "';.. ' '-'..V'! . "i 1 M '! " " 1 1 V '. v,' Dainty Walsts of voiles, tcrepes J Women's heavy Eiderdown . Flan lawns, : etc., in great variety of hel Bath. Robes, in Indian' de attractfve styles. Odd lines, but signs and colorings. : Silk trim all sizes to 44j: 1.50 tlQ med. ln all sizes. A HQ 2.50 grades, special. , ...iJOC H Special ............ .44,70 Children's ,.H'i Rem S7e5a Coats at : 1 yt" Special $4.98 BASEMENT 'I Children's- School Coats heavy, Varnj ; and serviceable.- -Made.. from the' popular rough materials astrakhan, . pony cloth, cheviots., etci.i; Ages-6 to A HQ t47,5o Coats at.....i$f!.JO New Coats at $2e98 BASEMENT Smart little" Coats of corduroy, 'cheviots and' novelty mix tures, in fine range of fall colorings. Neat fitting, Jstylish Coats for girls 6 to 14 years of age.1 On AO sale at, special, : . . . 10L,-O Great Jubilee Sale ol Corseto Regular . $2 Grades , ' BASEMENT Corsets of style and ! make that .will Kive most satis- nicely -finished and boned with non-ruitlble steels, i Six nose tsupponcrs auacnea. aaes iroro : a. iu ,-( 30. Regular 2.00 Corsets, special at..'... . v Renular 50c Drasfelcres at 33c .I .... 1 nijr i 'i ii in i i m i. 'i i ' i i li ""; i ." 1.U0 f lannel Gowns 6Sc New . number. Mil .Women's Brassieres here for. Wed- nesday's sale. Extra ;. good . materials and ; nicely, trim- med. r Alt sizes from 34 to , 44. . Regular-;. SOS: Brassieres at, 33c Women's Outing"; Flannel Gowns;- cut full and ; long and extra well made. -, Neat pink and blue stripe 't pat jlerns and plain whiter Our, regular t Gowns, fia special at. vvvi.;V.USlC Double S. & H. Green Trading Stamps with all Basement Purchases I'M;';!- li.::; Silb Petticoats Special S1.98 BASEMENT A ' wonderful ; sale of Women's Silk Petticoats.' . Rich mes saline silk; in good weight and deep vdye.. Cut to conform to tha new ' style skirts. Deep accordion platted flounces and well made. Va riety of -wanted, shades , QQ and black. Special. . .?lJO A Great SialeSbl paiifey S Upt6$l;25Gradsatl44cS IN THE BASEMENT. UNDERPRIGE STORE Silks for all purposes dresses, waists, petticoats, linings, fancy work,. millinery, etc.;-etc. 18 to 27-Inch widths, in' checks, stripes, figures and novelty J J effects of aU kinds. Worth to 1.25 yard-special; . V. ..;. , ,C $1 Costume Cordnroyis at 69c Yard 52-In. Wool Broadcloths at 98c 1 1 V Notion Day At the Main Floor Oargala Circle too - yd. Spool -Cot; Spool , 8I1IC lore... 4 ar mm ior. . 100-yd. black,' colors 6 00-jrd. Basting Cot -, ton, black, white, for ......... J. .4 880-Td. i Baatlna Cot- " '', "A ton,:, a dozen only 7 - for ,45e? 'f S-rd. Darnlna Cot r: ton, black, ; white, PK.yVfa.'.v t'Mfi i. lf 1 f Nafad Dfss Shields. . all alset..U.,x9 10c Fish-Bye yenrl . Buttons, do. . .54 4-yd." pieces 5'VWhlte Cotton Taos.. 24 It yds. -White Cot'n Tape, asstd., Be i 4 -yd. pieces Linen Tape, - asstd., Set White Bias Beam1 Tape, .assorted . widths, on ssle at low price of 04 'I0o Combination Coat, and Trous- -n ers Hangars on sale now only Bet Odds, ends Seam Binding, bolt 64 Skirt Braids, .black,- colors, five-. yard plecsa. . on sale now only ) 86o Sterllngsklrt. Markers, sp'l 74 styles,' on sale at low price of J5o Machine Siockinsr Darners 10c Collar Bapporters, six on can SonomOre Dress Fast'n'rs, gross 3 Collar ' Foundation, .whit oniy- K4 Bone Hairpins. . card of five only Sr 88a Dressmakers" Pins,' H -pound box on sale at low price of 2Ro ISo. 8111c Seam "Binding-, yards. Hi . SO Safety Pins, package., only 2So Roll-up Tape Measures at 16 100, Bias Isolds,. white, all alses, Kv to Mildred Hair Neta, special at 3 J rd V ;M'n BASEMENT ' 30-inch Costume; Corduroy, in good heavy, weight .for suits, dresses, aklrts-'.-eto Will give more than ordinary ' wear and tailor beautifully.-' in black,-white and new Fall shades. Regular fl.00 grades at, ? A t6e yard. . . . , , Uujt&t 36-inch All Pure Wool Sergeblack, navy, colors, the yard, 49e. 384aca All Pure Wool Serf, splendid weight, black, colors; 59c 42-lnch All Pure Wool Serge; sponged and shrunk the yard,'' 69c BASEMENT Special sale of 52 inch AU Wool Broadcloth. ? Just the right weight to tailor well. Shown ; in s the Reason's " most wanted shades j Valso;.ln ' black. Rich, lustrous finish.' On; sale tomorrow at .the , special AQ price, yard ... ....... ;.JOC Wool BlanEielo Children's Ribbed Hose 10c Pair Women's Cashmere Hose 19c BASEMENT Children's Ui Ribbed Cotton Hose, in ' me dium weight, with double heel and toe. Warranted last Stain less black.1 Good, serviceable stockings for; school '.wear. For special, selling Wednes. Women's Umbrellas 7 Special 98c m. i BASEMENT Full 28-lnch sizW with . strong steel frame and rod. Fast black' rainproof cover. QO' Fancy wood handles.' Spec's - vOC Child's Umbrellas 49c Medium large size, with strong frame and rod and fancy- wood han dles. Fast black', rainproof top.' day at the, special low , ft. price, ' the pair... .... lUC Women's Winter Union Suits 59c BASEMENT Women's Black Cashmere. Hose at' a. bargain price for tomorrow. Medium weight; with -gray "heels and toes and heavy ; ribbed .tops. Splendid cashmere ; Hose of fine,' soft cashmere yarns. In at -sizes. Special, ' Q the; pair )'. . ; AaFC Union Snits Special 95c BASEMENT Women's Win fine ribbed ter .weight Union Suits of white cotton. fleece, lined. -High -or- low neck,, long or' half sleeves and iankle - length. , Perfects flttlac. A full range oW all sizes. Qn sale tomor-,:CQ" row at, the suit ..uStC BASEMENT Women's Pure White . Ribbed Union Suits extraordinary . good value ; in these' garments.- High neck, long sleeves and ankle length. Supply ; your Winter - needs tomorrow at 'this ! great ' sav ing. f All i sizes, ; spe-, ftEf j, ciar, the suit.......;,7C BASEMENT 1 20 , pairs heavy Vi cuna Wool Blankets- at a trenven-dous- reduction. ? They te Anlll seconds some are ' a ' trifle imper fect. Up to IJ.I0 grades , 7 BO Wednesday jttii ;Vi ?.::MJO COMFORTERS $1.48 Full' bed size, covered with best grade, f silk oline. filled with soft white . c;ottn. COMFORTERS! $1.10 Heaty fuU bed size cotton Comforters, slJWo line covered and filled with vhite down, -; Extra . good.' values, . these. $ 1 .SO RUGS, 98c i i 12 7-iinch Rugs for. bedrooms, balls,' etc.! Ex cellent p a 1 1 e r n s and colorings. VACUUM CLEANERS $4.95 Guld en Rod Cleaners 'are: guaranteed to give , satisfactory service. , ; Easy to operate no, breakable )&A, Off parts,- cleans; thoroughly, tfiliJD MM Ead Percales nyzc Grade 9c Yd. BASEMENT Mill ends Percales. Full 36 inches wide and in lengths tip to 20 yards, y Dark colors j . Aj 1 a yi c grade, at,, y ard. . . . . i; VC 2Se POLO CLOTH, 19o23-lnches wide, extra - heavy, neat patterns. PILLOW CASES v 1 2c- 4 S x3 6-lnch Pillow . Cases, ( good- heavy muslin. BLEACHED SHEETS 45c Size 63x 90 inches.; -Seamless,' good weight. 12 Me OUTINGS, 9e Mill ends of from t to ,20. yards. Neat patterns. BLEACHED CRASH 5e YD Good. heavy grade, . Full ; 1 4 inches wide. HUC1C TOWELS 90c DOZ-l 5x 36 Inch size .with neat, colored, borders. SEW FLANNELETTES 12 He Many beautiful ; new ' patterns and color ings,1 and of , extra; good quality. Double Stamps :witl eaih purchase i'V':j Boys' 35.00 and $0.00 Suits at 53.65 All Sizes 8 to 15 Years IN THE BASEMENT STORE Boys' good heavy School -Suits In Nor- ioik ana regulation styles., many or tnese nave two pairs of pants. Excellent, assortment of materials and attractive patterns. ffQ JC Reagutar IS.oo and 16.00 Suits, special for Wednesday at ejO.OJ - .-.:.-, ' ,;J!'it. r.-.v-, ' 4- f ':-..:" , ,v ' - t'lfi '- l""5..' ., i'.';,:'',.s.i Men'o gl.25 Union Suits at Only 95c dd Lines Men's Underwear 79c i : Men's i Heavy Ribbed : Cotton Union Suits, In naturar color and perfect fitting, r Regularinr. $1.25 grade at, suit. . . . . if DC Men's 52.50 Winter Trousers $1.98 Hundreds- of odd Shirts and Drawers lri extra, fine grades, in one big lot for quick . 7Q clean-up j $l.5o grades. . . I JC Uen'a 91X0 Wool Shlrls 51.19 Men's heavy Wlnter.Pants of cory duroy, molesun, casslmerea, wor steds. Neat patterns,; all sizes $2.So Pants $1.98 Men's ; Wool Flannel Shirts, In navy, gray, and olives Military or plain collars.- Sizes 1 4 J4 1 1 ft to 17 $1.50 Shirts ataDle 17 Sale Lace Trlmmlnfls and Dandlnns "N THE BASEMENT. STORE - Hundreds: of yards beautiful 1 Lace rrimmings, Bandings, Edgings, etc, in length from i'v to 10 yards. alack, white and colored , effects. Worth up to $2.00 the j Oft yard, on sale for one day ati;iy.;V5. 51.50 a;VeKpcciai'dn Vnl. Laces at 29c Doz. Yards Extra large French- Chiffon Veils, In - black and popular , colors. Neatly hemmed. Regu QQ lar ft.So grades for....;. IOC '-'-it f. -.li VTJ i ltH Dainty .Yal." Lace Edgings"' ' and Insertions, in hundreds of dainty patterns. ; buy ior ,tancy fln. woi k " now. - Dozen yards L J C ozen yards Women's Leather1 Handbags at 39c 35c, SCc Fancy Ribbons 2Zc Women's Leather. v Handbags ' la medium size with ; strap . handles. Only a limited number In OO this lot, while they last at eJefC il 5-lnch " heavy A-Silk - Ribbons, In scores of beautiful shades and patterns j 3$c to 1 30c OP grades at, yard.;........JC Sale ot-Womcjq's tllQhGradc Shoes nednlar CXCOto tollindscl ' - -.ii ! iii.h iii n p mi ill in Jn-ii tinsiisinianii iiawnsnsini All the popular ;, leathers ah last's ' and sizes.1. We also include at ttils price men's and chiK dren's: Shoes, selling up to $5.oo the. pair. CARPET SUPPERS 29c PAIR- Fine .Velvet .and Plush Carpet Slip Double S. chases tomorrow Ha. Green Trading stamps with all: Basement. 'cash -pur- Supply the winter footwear needs at this time. 29 PAlRFirfe V.lvat inri Plush C!srnet Slln. pers for men and women.?! Made with heavy, carpet ,soles 'and come In a variety of rich colorings ahd irt all sztL ( Oil salt Wednesday.' Basement Notions 1 I I '"! 1 ' 1 ' " 1 1 ' " ' . i ii 35e Noyelty , Shell Hair-Goods 10 5c Hooks tod ; Eyea. "at.wofoff 8o: ;ioO-yaM. SpbOf Cotton, spool, . 4o Regular 5c Spool" SUkV special f-4c t oc Book or Bundle Carriers at K3c Polished Wood Hair Brushes at I0o Sheet PlcturesV your Choice fofi;? Se iiVand;10ftCSQhcV''-'Cr'ayo'n ,.,...,.,.1 ....... Free DemoiUtraUon and Special Sale Wearvcr Alumfoum W Floor Child re iVs Contest Coup b r: Cut Out ThJs CoapoB Sava It UntJ FrUy. V. .3250 Stamjis for Chadren Under 18. The child .under-16 years who presents e ' largest number of .- these coupons In our, .Premium Parlors on 4th floor by 4 o' '; . Friday; will receive looo S. & H. f free;-3d prize, 750istamps? 3d pr! , i.- stamps 4th prize, 300 Stamrj; 5th i . stamps; 6th prize, too stamps; 7th' prize, too s!.i f prize, too -stamps'; 9th prlze"i'0O stamps: 10(h piuj, tto r' 200