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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAN D. TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 27. .1914.
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WOMAN ENTER INTO
. MRS; POTTS' DEATH
HusEand Arrested in Los An-
Mlf.geles Charged! With Wife
iviuraer ai uanyon uuy, ur,
an acre. Now th earn tand Js worth
from f goo to 11000 per acre. Good
roads decidedly pay." t -
W. P. Perrlgo, the 1 third apostle,
Uvea at Redmond. ' Thirty year are
he helped blaze the trail Into that
Village.- For IS years be has been an
indefatigable- food reads enthusiast.
"Hard work and self - sacrifice are
1 tiecessary for good roads,- he said
mis morning, "and the absolute doing
away - with graft. We had to fight
it for years, but we won out in the
MidA There roust be honesty In road
building. Good roads are the greatest
-Jasset a farmer can have, if he can
only be made to, see this fact. I am
a -fanner myself and I know. So are
frank Terrace and Parry farmers and
berg Xdlefse v. Portland Railway,
Light - ft Power Co, Cartwright. ve,
Moffett, and West Oregon Lumber Co.
vs. Brady. v . - : .' . -.:
Other opinions . handed down were
a follows; .
Johnsonese Dippold . vs. , Jennings.
McRae Logging company, appellant;
appealed from Columbia;, suit to re
cover damages for injury to Umber;
Affirmed. ; . ,
Frank Cawlfleld, appellant vs. D. A.
Smyth; appealed from Harney; action
of ejectment: reversed.
O. - W. Waterbury, appellant;1, vs.
United Telephone company; appealed
from. Marion; suit oq two promissory
notes; reversed. ,
C.'R. Temnleto vs. ;W. J2. Cook. K
a!, appellants; appealed from Multno-
EXPERTS 0M ROADS r
TO AID CAMPAIGN
i' . (Special to Tbe Journal.
1 i. Canyon City, Or., Jan. 27. That C.
15. Potto: strangled his wife to death
here last July to get her estate, valued
a 114.000. and that he might be free
te bestow his attentions upon a woman
-With i whom lie Is said to have been
sbicei living in Los Angeles, will be
the eontentfon of the. prosecution of
Potts otj -u charge of murder by Grant
' county officials.
; 5 Potts was arrested last night in Los
; Angeles upon telegraphic Instruction
; from here, and this morning Sheriff
William Welsh and District Attorney
V, Q. Cozad left for the California city
to get the prisoner,
i ,Potts is a detective employed by the
Ljos Anegeles board of trade.
1t Last summer Mr. and Mrs. Potts
were visiting at the Mt. Vernon Hot
Springs, a summer resort about 13
nil lea from this place, owned by Mr,
and Mrs. F. McOarvln. parents of Mrs.
Ptts, On July 13 Mrs. Potts died
suddenly. With her husband she had
- retired In apparently good health.
About 0 o'clock in the morning Potts
notified the family that his wife was
bsvlng some kind of a fit. When
Mrs. McOarvln reached the side of ner
; daughter she was dead. Blue marks
, wVre seen on her throat at the time,
' but tne grief-stricken parents did not
cfosftly investigate the circumstances
of the death.
J; '.The morning after the funeral Potts
With his 10-year-old son,, left for ios
' Angeles, Suspicion began to grow, es
pecially1 when It transpired that Mrs.
Pptts left an estate of about $14,000,
ad that Potts was infatuated with a
Los Angeles woman.
E. A. Robertson, Mrs. Potts' brother
in-law, placed the matter before the
district attorney and had the body ex
homed, pr. V. C. Belknap held an in
qvest here Saturday. The examination
revealed the fact that the hyold bone
was broken. It was explained to the
Jury that such a fracture could only
occur with external pressure. This
with other suspicious circumstances
resulted in the verdict that Mrs. Potts
cemo to her death by strangulation or
suffocation at the hands of: her hus
band, C. E. Potts. The coroner re
moved the stomach and sent it to Port
land for examination, as it was thought
tat it would show some trace of poison.
SAYS AMiGAHS ARE
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Left to right Henry M. Parry, Richmond Beach, Wash.; W. Perrigo, Redmond, Wash.; Frank Ter
race, Orlllla, Wash., and Samael Hill.
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-Ia fact, with each succeeding gen
eration Americans are resembling In
dians more ana mora. Without tmsal-
gratloa America would be aalpleaa, tt
la the moat backward country la tne
world and the soil is Incapable of pro
ducing otker than the tadiaa typo." .
Tbe writer af plauas tb aaisofa
ooarsgeeaonl of tnbstoch.
BECOMING
NDIANS
German Writer Declares We
Are Rapidly "Returning
to Type" in U. S,
(Spatial to The JmtraaJ.)
Berlin. Jan. J 7. Writing In tv, ..i
known raagasina Roland Von Berlin
JC Becokelmsn. a retired German
business man now living in Ban Fran
cisco, protests vehemently against his
countrymen's adoption of the Ameri
can custom of clean shaving.
"Germans do not realize," he d
Clares, "that the reason Americana
shave Is because their beards arc too
scanty. In this they resemble the na
tve Indian, who. It is well known, U
unraim.
It is as farmers that wo will talk to
the farmers of Columbia county."
TODAY'S DECISIONS BY
STATE SUPREME COURT
Salem, Or.. Jan. 27. The supreme
court today denied petitions for re
hearing in the following cases:
Simpson vs. purbln. Hunter vs.
Clark and Henery, Johnson vs. Sea-
Tomorrow is "Red Letter Day" 10 Gold
Potts Denies Charge.
Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 27. Charged
with murdering his wife at Canyon
Ctty, Or., last July. Charles E. Potts,
a private detective, will be taken there
on the first train that leaves Los An
geles after the present flood conditions
are overcome.
Potts denies the charge. He pre
dicted that strychnine would be found
in his wife's stomach, the drug, he
said, having been given for heart all-
. ' Went.
GOOD ROADS APOSTLES
CARRYING MESSAGE OF
ROADS TO COLUMBIA
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through mud and slush. I .had large
horses 1700 pounds apiece and the
best I could haul was 2500 pounds of
cabbage to the load because the crop
of cabbage comes when the roads are
-the worst. I can now leave home at
' o'clock In the morning with 6000
. pounds of cabbage behind a team of
!i 1400 pound horses and be back home
;; at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. You can
i 11 difference.
We now have three lines of auto
mobile : trucks hauling milk, produce,
etc., to Seattle, carrying 12 tons to
the truck and bringing empty milk
cans, groceries, hardware ana tne like.
Hero the saving on hauling milk alone
ls" an enormous item."
; Henry M. Parry, the second Of the
three apostles, is a strawberry raiser
at Richmond Beach, King county,
Washington. "I formerly had tq leave
home with my strawberries at 1:30 In
tne morning," ho said this morning,
"But now with good roads I leave at
S$ o'clock and am In time for early
njarket. In addition to the saving
time, the berries reach market In
better condition. They are not juggled
around in the crates and bruised be'
cause, of ruts and holes in tha roads.
I "get more money for my berries and
buyer gets a better product.
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mab; creditors' suit to reachf' property
in the hands of a third party; modi
fied. '
Charles Clough. et al.. va. Hugh Mc
Govern, et al., appellants; appealed
from Multnomah; suit to rescind a
contract; affirmed.
State vs. John B. Goddard, appellant:
appealed from Multnomah; convicted
of statutory rape; affirmed.
Preaches Farewell Sermon.
Ridjfeflel ,Wash Jan, 27. " Lst
Sunday morning Rev. Louis B. Quick,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
here, preached his farewell sermon,
which was largely attended. Rev. Mr,
Quick has accepted a call from the St.
Johns Presbyterian church of Camas,
Wash. In the evening a union service
was held at the First Presbyterian
church, under the auspices of the
Rldgefleld High school, which gave a
musical program.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
ACID STOMACHS
ARE DANGEROUS
Vlae-teatka of ail Stomach TramhU
te Be Das to Aoidltr.
A layiieiaa's Advtos s Cium ud Our.
A famout pbriicia wbo naweaafal re
searches Into the rua asd rare ot atota
arh and Inteatlaal diaaaaea have rarned f
htm an International rtvatat1on. raid In tlx
couree of a reet-Bt lectuiy that nearly all In
tostrael treablea. aa weU aa many dlwui
ot the vital organ, vera dltertly traraabla
to a deranged condition ol tb atnmarb whlrk
In turn n due nlM tlnxa vat of ten to ex.
eal ' acidity, coankmlr ternd aonr atom
ark or heartburn, trhlcb xic only Irritated and
inflamed the dellrate lining of the atomarb.
hat a too eat up gaataltia and a(omn.-h ulrera.
It Is Intereatlng to note that he randemna tha
uae of patent medlrtnaa aa well aa of medlral
txeatSMBt far tbe atomach. stating that be
had Ma colleagues have, secarrd remarkable
reanlta by the uae, of ordinary btaarated aaag
eala. hieh, by neutralising tbe aHdlty of
us lona. removes tne anvrrs of the tree
Die. na contends that It la aa foollah t
traat .la stomach itaelf aa It would be for
a man woo atrpped on a tack to rub liniment
on u root without first removing 1
Remove the tack and tha foot will heal tt
'If oeutralla tha aaid and atnnaoh tmn.
bias will disappear. Iniutliig ntediclnes
had medlral treatments are nae&aa, ao long
as tbe conteota of the stomach remain add:
remsva the acidity, and there will be no need
for medicine th inflamed lining f the
atomach will thee heal Itaelf. Sufferer from
acidity. Four atomaea or heartburn ahould
get a email bottle of blsoratod magneala from
their druggist, and take a teaapoonful In a
quarter of a glass of hot or cold water after
meals, repeatlag In fifteen mlnntes. if neces
sary, thla being tbe dosa which tha doctor
haa found moat efflcartoaa In all cates. tad.)
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I rrr IaIS magnificent noatelry ijnow under
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CARL STANLEY, Manager
I ' G. KIRKL DRURY, AisiiUntaniger
Stamps Free to All Who Present Their Botjks on 5tK Floor
Charge Purchases Tomorrow and the Balance of the Month Go on February Account, Payabld March 1,1914
We Are Portland Agents for Nemor Madame Lyra, Gossard Lace Front and American Lady Corsets Arnold's Kni Goods for Infants
$3 Combination Suits $1.49
On the Third Floor all day Wednesday
Great Clearance Sale of Women's Fine
Quality Combination Garments, beautifully
trimmed with German and French Val. laces
and insertions. Regular $3.00 values, soiled
from having been on display, ACk
otherwise' they areperfect, only V-a-eatt
$5 Nemo Corsets at $3,50
Certain numbers of Nemo and Gossard Cor
sets have been discontinued by the manufac
urers; splendid qualities that haye hereto
fore sold regularly at $5.00 each. They are
made of finest batiste, long hip styles, with
hose supporters, on sale tomor- J0 Kf
row, while they last at, each vO.UU
niUDHwii imwRi wiM)iun
Sale of Cluldren's Dresses
All day on Third Floor Children's Wool
Dresses, in many pretty styles and a great
variety of colors, siies 3 to 6 years.
Reg. M.50 Dr eases, 93.29; U30 Dresses,
2.&0; $2.69 and $2.98 Dresses, fS.OO;
ZJ9 Desea, fl.50; and Q flfl
tl.98 Dreaaea, sal Wednesday OlsUU
Chndr
n's Coats at V2 Price
On the Tfcrd FlKr all day Wr4nei.ds
Childrrn'tot. 2 to 6 year, at Vi PRICE
BABY BQJNETS Valucf vp to UlS. .n
sale Vcdst!i at lo price . only f 1.40
BABY BOtNETS Rrjrular value tij.
$1 49. ii!act4 on sale Wrdnckds ii tl.c
greatly rtdied price of only. esch'Of
Great "Hourly j5ales" Tomorrow In All Departments of the Hdltz Store
Auto rriend How.
TTf 1 m TTlnir " r 1 1 r ataa Vista n-naa-M
E. A a .m.aafk yvuiivj w o St an. C- auLlCU
over the Idea that the good road is
if seiely for the benefit of the auto-
rrtobUlst, although We appreciate the
tict that any road that Is a food
aato toad is a good road for the
firmer, But the automobile has come
ti be looked -upon as a friend' and not
as an enemy of the farmer. I don't
ofcvn one; myself,, but many of fnv !
rjjlghbors do and they make the trip
tf Seattle in a few hours, where It
tjed to take the better part of a day.
Cfie at) (O to market now and get
bacic ior Dreaxrast. we have a motor-
bps line that will take us into the
city. Land has increased tremendously
if value.- "When I first earns to King
clunty: from th old, country cleared
land could be bought for around f 18
or rtiort to mnff tnd
r it ate; tic : delicate
membrtaet.''
Modern acienc prove
catarrh a symptom
. of poor health. r
Ttt the cams with SCOTT8
EMULSION which contain par
cod liTcrq t nrich th blood
and'CnergiM ft ystem,. hypo
photphitct o noarish smd up
build the) Bcrros, sad glyesrino
to aoota ajnd neaj. i,
Thoasanda Uat&t that
Bcott'i EaalaioB OTcreamo
CtUrrh in A, permanent.
.natuu way and It will
usoniy halp y.
Aftia tha aleaWBe saVstlrstas
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From llto lZAeM;
12V&C Embroidery at Yard 4c
From 11 to IS A. M. on the Main Floor
rGood quality Swiss. Cambric a&d
Nainsook Embroidery Edges and Inser
tions, fast edges, pretty designs, widths
to eight Inches, regular 10c and jt
1JH values on sale at only, yard rC
Regular 19c Ribbons tOc Yd.
From 11 to It A.' M. on the Main Floor
1000 yards of Good 'Quality Silk Rib
bonsplain taffetas, moires and
fn VI ma wMtha im i Ail. ln.
reg. VSo vals., on sale at, yard
10c
rhite Lawns,. 8V2c Yd.
From XX to IS A. 51, on the Balcony
2000 yards of Sheer Quality White
Lawn for dresses, walstings, lingerie
etc.. regular 18c value for Ol
one hour on sale at, the yard O72C
$1.50 Lace Curtains 75c Pair
From 11 to 12 A. M. on the Fourth
Floor SOO pairs ot Nottingham Lace
Curtains in new and attractive designs,
45 inches wide andvS yards long,
'white and Arabian, $1.60 values, tvr
on sale at low price of, the pair OC
Heavy Wool Blankets $1.89
From ll to 12 A. M. on the Fourth
Floor 69 nalrs of Heavv Wool Nan
Blankets, large Slse, grey with pink or
clue borders, regular 13.00 q rx
values, on sale at only, pair pleO7
Boys' $1.00 Shirts 49c Each
From. 11 CO U A. M. Boys' Wool Shirts
in blua and gray, medium weight, have
flat collars and side pockets, good flu
ting, well tailored, siies 1 2 to 14, A(-
valsH on sale at low price of r7C
35c Enamel Dish Pans at 15c
From 11 to IS Aj M. in'-tW Basement
500 Gray Enameled Dish Pans, good
else, regular 35c values, on sale c
for this hour at low price, ea. IOC
$1.00 Alarm Pocks 59q Ea.
From 11 to 12 A. M. on the Mala Floor
Nickel-plated Alarm Clocks mter
mlttent alarm, American maa Cf
designs, $1.00 vals., on sale at 07C
hrtf Lo6r-i tb 12 a. m.
Oang Voreka Taloaia svi 0y J4
Ho Passepartout 2Mctwa ar aa, Se
7 SUk and teatlis rarses ealy 2li
S5o Boxes of Btatioaery . at ay ;
From 12 to 2 P.M.
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Women's 50c Gloves, 15c Pair
From 12 to 2 P. M. on the Main Floor
ISO pairs of Women's Fabric Gloves,
"samples," extra fine qualities of cash
mere, chamois, suede and golf, all si sea.
regular 26c to 60c values, dur- tC
ing these two hours at, the pair IOC
Women's 35c Neckwear 16c
From 12 to 8 P.M. Women's uLace
Neckwear; pretty collars lb. touna and
epaulet shapes, white, black and ecru,
regular 28e and SBo values, on 1 ,
sale at the very low price, each IOC
Women's $1.50 WaisU at 89c
From 12 to 2 P. M. on the Second Floor
Women's Lawn and . Marquisette
Waists, trimmed with laoe and Tucks.
L?wf W? necks, with long hn.
sleeVea. all sizes, values to fl.60 Q7C
36c Bath Towels, at 21c Each
From 12 to 2 P. M. on the. Balcony
Large Heavy .Bleached Turkish , Bah
Towels aise, 20x46. ,A very darable
towel that Will give you lasting vi
satiaf action. 8O0 values, at.ea. lC
Men's $4.00 Shoes 41.98 Pr.
FVoni 12 to S P. it on tha Main Floor
Men's Tan and Black Button and! Lace
Gun CalfcBoa Calf and Tan Calf Shoes'
regular $4.00 values, on sale Ckti
these two hours at, the piir pla70
Women's 35c Underwear' 18c
From 12 to 2 P. M. Women's Fleeced
Vesta ana Panta medium weight, cream
color; vesta, high necks and T long
sleeves; pants a&kle lengtn. with band
mipih ui sizes oniy. regular 3c in.
value, on sale for two houM at lOC
Men's $2 Cduroy Pants $1.59
1 U to 2J. it' on the Balcony
lien's Dark Gray Corduroy Pants, good
weight and qualitx. t lnlshad with wid.
buckles, belt straps, etc.,- reg-
9 tor two noura
Ma' S1.S0 Soft Shirt 79c
$1.59
From li tO S P. U rn th Main ITInnn
military collars, Frenoh' cuffs, white.
Kn.aa,gTy "e, 11.25 and sjq -11.T
vsla., these two: hours lot tiJC
Men's $15.00 OrircoaU $3.50
Boys' $1 Knickerbockers 59c
25cTabIa Silver at Only 10c
1000 Rogers Niokel Silver Knives and
forks, tn plain, beaded and floral 1
designs. 25o vals eo sale only 1UC
From 2 to 3 P. M.
39c Ribbons, the Yard, at 19c
From 1 u I f. M. on tha Mala Floor
Heavy Quality All-Silk Ribbons of plain
Or moire taffeta, satin taffeta and Dres
den Ribbons, for hair bows, sashes, etc.;
Widths to six inches; regular 2te te 314
values, for this one hour on sale in.
at the very low price only, yard 1 7C
Women's $3.98 Sweat'rs, $2.98
From 2 to 2 P. M. on the Second Floor
Women's Ruff Neck Sweaters, medium
weight, in red, gray and white. r no
all sizes; reg. 3.98 values, ea.pi70
GROCERY STORE SPECIALS
From 2 to 2 P. M.. Holts' Basement
Raisins in 1-lb. packages, three for 25e
Cluster Raisins, 1-lb. cartons, each
Sweet Pickles, special at. the quart 264
$2.50 Bath Robe Bl'nkets $1.49
From t to 3 P. M. Heavy Fleeced Bath
Robe Blankets in a Urge variety of neat
designs ahd colorings: Tregulars a r
$2.50 vals, sale this hour, ea. Xe!Sa7
50c Mercerized Damask at 32c
Som 2 to S P. 11 on tne Balcony 44-in.
ne Mercerized Damask of good closely,
woven quality, new patterns; reg. Sic
value, on sale this -one hour at on.
the very low price of only, yard OafaC
Boys 75c Blouses, at. Each 39c
From 2 to 8 P. M.-Mothers Friend Boys
. Blouses, made with flat or military eoU
laf, best materials, good patterns,
sises 4 to 14 years; 60c, 75o vals, 07C
FIFTH FLOOR 2 to 3 P. M.
$1JIS Bed Spreads, Pair 89
Large Double Bed Size Crochet Bed
spreads, made of extra strong twisted
yarn, . attractlva patterns ( . 11.25 . QfJ,
values, on sale at low price of 07C
From 3 to 4 P. M.
49c Flouncinsjs, the Yard 29c
Front 8 to 4 P. M. on the Main Floor
New Embroidery Voile Flounclngs. I"
Inches wide, neat well worked designs,
good quality; regular 4c value. OQ
Special at very small price, yard a&7G
$1.25 Womens' Gloves, Pr. 69c
From 2 to 4 P. M. on the Mala Floor
Women's Extra Good Quality Lambskin
Gloves.' medium or Light weight. 8-clasp,
overseas) or P. K. sewn: white, black or
tan; regular 81.00 and 21.25 val- CQ
ues on sale at very low price, pr. J7C
$5.00 Trimmed Hats, Only 79c
From 8 to 4 P. M. on the 8econd Floor
Just 91 Trimmed Hats, this season's
styles; values up to It each, in 7Q
Order to close out priced at, each I 57 C
Women's $3.50 Shoes Pr. $1.89
From 8 to 4 P. M. on tbe Mala Floor
Women's Gsnmetal and Patent Leather
Shoes, very Istest lasts, bt 4P 1 on
styles; jeg. 81.50 Values, pair J laO7
$1.50 Couch Covers, Only 85c
From i4o I P. M. on the Fourth Floor-
Large Brce Oriental Red and Green
1th
striDed Tranestry
fringes all found; reg. 11.59 val- or
al
CoUch Covers.
ues, on sale this hour, special, ea.
Child's $1.50 Union Suits 95c
From 8 to 4 P. M. on the Main Floor
Children's Fine Wool Colon Suits, cream
color, made with high necks, )ong sleeves
and ankls length and drop sests, silk
taped neck, pearl buttons; 1.5o fv r;
values, during this hour at only 7QC
FIFTH FLOOR3 to 4 P. M,
18c Ed'en Cloth, the Yard 10c
A Fine, Closely Woven Hard-rialshed
Flannel for shirtings, pajamas, in.
etc; reg. 18c value at. the yard 1UC
Wednesday All'Day Notion Sale
Savings to Indicate How Important to Buy Everythine; at HoIt
6c Stockinc Darner
(a Pearl Buttons, dc
5a Snap Fasteners f
Darners,
flos.
foe
So Blanket Pins, each
ec uouar supporters.
6d Hairpins at, a pkg.
16c Child's Hose Sup
porters, on sale for
dOc Cube Pins at, cub
10c Curling Irons, ea,
16c Buttons at, a doa,
Sc Hair Nets, two for
2-for-5o Darning Cot .
ton now three for
So Collar and Caff
- - Pins now two foe
-for-5 "Beat-All
- Hi
.1 XCieevs Protector 194
Ze 26cns'ovelty Edgings if Z
' fc T; Tspe. specU 43
M1E 'r'3?rS.,?',T
z-ror-sc sasrjr cotton le ka CMt w.a.V- J
airpina, three for
Hooka and Eyes oa
sale now at twe for
ST
J-f or-5e Hooks Byes
So Hat Pins now. each
2 So Alcohol Lamps at 1
10c
ilof?:
e Skirt Braid now at
klrt and Trousers
19
y Beita for ITe
Shields for 10t
14C
rrOasera-
Hangers now osly J
i esaviarv Beits for
28a
tSa Dress
Its Hose 'Supporters
12
P Sc Rick - Rack Braid
ii-a)r-eo cara Fins for
fr linn"! uuiiin In at
HAM HalmlM lr
- om
t - for - 5c Cotton Tape
' on sals at three for ' 84
:oc Tap Measures at ' Tat
r-for-Sc-Asate Buttons
thraa tiosea at only ;
From 3 to 4 P. M.
15c Neckwear, This Hour 10c
Women's Pretty Kis Neckwear Ket
and Lace Jabots and Epaulet Collar
of wash material, trimmed wl'.h Nut-
tons, regular 15c values, on aJ f
this hour at low price ot. each ivC
$3.98 Bath Robes, Each $2.48
From 2 to 4 P. U. 21 Women Bat
Robes In tea, light blue, lavender and
asvy, all sises included, regular 82-88
values, to close out they ere 4Q
on sale this bour at. each 7aMtO
$1.50 Corduroy Suitint 89c
From 8 - to 4 P. M. on the Balcony
Very Best Quality Btlk-Flnlshed Cordu
roy In all tha snosi wasted shade,
regular 1.6e values, during this nn
bour on sale at low price, yard 07C
GROCERY SALE; 1 HOUR
From 8 to 4 P. M. In the Basement
Pure OUve Oil In large bottle only &5
8 C Dry Milk In larce can, can at 23
BUiaen Silver polish ou sale, a box ft
$2 Velvet Rug at $1.10 Each
From 8 to 4 P. M. on the Fourth Fleor
WUton Velvet Rugs, 27x$4 Inches In
slse. conventional and medallion de
tlgns. tan and Sreen abadea. a in
regular 62 values, this hour eplaAU
$2.50 Bed Comforts at $1.69
From 8 to 4 P. L on tbe Fourth Floor
Full else 72s64-lnch Bed Comforts.
covered with best sllkollne and filled
with pure white cotton bat- rQ
ting, 12.68 value, on sale at e?leUe7
$1.75 Union Suits, at $1-29
From S to 4 P. Mr Women s on
8hrinkable Wool Union Bulla, made
with Blgh necks and long sleeves and
Okie leogtb. aream color, sises 84, 26.
18; 1.75 value, on saie for 4t OQ
this one hour st only, suit f la7
Men's $3.00 Hats, Each 98c
Frwm 8 te 4 P. K. an the Mala Floor
Broken lrses af Men's Hats Is frtt
and doth deal, teleseopea aad FV.
doras. la klaas, ta. gray aad QO
do lb mixturea, valaea te (1. for SOC
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From 4 to 6 P. M.
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2Sc Handkirchicfs at 8c Each
vm 4 te 4 p.V ea Ui Mala Fleor
Pure Linen or rhamrark Ima llu.
kerrl.lefe. ahe4
oyil II..
stitched. 16c tutfCc values, each OC
$1.50 PetUUts, Sp'L $1.1S
From I it I P
Women's Flit
ISc Cops and Saucers 10c Ea.
From 8 to 4 P. M- la the Basement
14 Plain White Cups aad &ecers and
Dlnaer Plate, good ,uUty eblaav 15
value, u and aavueev or Plata. r
am aeJ this bour at low prio of A J
aad lateen Pett
ular ll 64 value
a the Second Floor
Top BUck Itaicyoa
Pettloats. res- a r-
peolal fr dleiO
Boys', Ctrls' 2 Shoes $1.29
From lo P. M ,n the Mala Floor
Boys' aad Oirir Biton snd Lac tyU
Kchool 8hoe, tool wearina. aat fac
tory kirxl. Ile ilues on ei Oft
Sal thea to bonk ( paUr V I aat7
75c Fancy W , h Goods 3Sc
From 4 to 4 p. M.olthc Balcony ll
yards of ti,e Ver W,,t Wssh Ooods,
tncludlr.c Ha tinea, llipe. pluea, (lk.
Strloed Ratines. Jft.l Brocaded OC
M'lM Oooda. etc.. v u 5c ajC
GROCERY STRE SPfLS,
20c Kconvmy Coffee o. aale, lb. 23
Rconomy Bakidg PowV, lb. tin 22 a
Lconomy Pvtc. all Id cans st Sat
lluotlay ii Palmer a Hleuita. tbe
packase ou aaia at !'.rtre of ISat
$10.00 Iron Beds .50 Each
From 4 to 4 P. M. on lteVurth Floor
Full or thtee-uuarter 4V Continuous-Post
iiry Kr.autielM I rn Beds,
massive and haadeome. It f
value, on vale for price 'tipOsOU
Children's ISc Wai ,t Be
Prom to P M hU!Wrrs rtn
Knit Waista. weJI taped. 1.4, dM
row of newed button. resulsLae ft
value, on sale these two tooul at a7C
Boys' $1.00 Sweaters t49c
Froen 4 to ft P X. on tbe MlrBn
BoyC Heavy kCiui Swoafra. rvf
coat style. Oaford gray oalJ jt n
reg. 1 values, this hur enfj4;7C
$12S Tea Kettles at, EI 98c
From 4 to 4 P M In the JieaAai
Klckel-plated Te Kettie. elV .
regular 81.26 values. 00 eporlalko
aal at tb snaall price of. sxb VOC
2Sc Stationery at, the BoilOc
Ft Quality laltlsl Ltoea otatWry,
vwnrrniwm vra wj in m-B-
veiope. regular 24c boas, bg
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