THE OREGON DAILY JOUIINAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ; 12, 1C22.
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HARVEST TIME
IS DECLARED IN
(DIVIDENDS
i'n -iffy jf.'i.i Sa
' s g i-attcti aawa. l , : . .
J Jfew TotTt,, Oct. Harvest. time
appears to be arriving in Wall street
and stockholders are gathering "Around
to rake 4n the fattest crep ef stock
dividends la the history of America!)
- The aaelon cutting habit is growing.
It Is a poor strip of tape that rolls out
of the tickers In Wall street without
carrying th news that another, oom
panj has dedded, -or ' Is about to d
eld,:U pan around good healthy
Stock dividend.' A hew crest of the
movement was . reached Wednesday,
.when Standard Oil of New Jersey, an
nounced (ts Intention te declare a 400'
per 'cent stock dividend. American.
Radiator declared; a 50 per cent divi
dend. - ' .; i . , 1 ;
OTHER; BITIDEjrDS BEOJ.ABED
In the last few, days the Standard
Oil companies have declared stock divi
dends aa, follows: . .
Standard Oil of New York 26Q per
cent; Standard Oil of California 100 ;
Standard Oil of New Jersey,-(proposed-)
4001 per cent.
The New Jersey corporation had
been expected to declare a dividend of
not over 300 per eent. -
The National 'Biscuit ocmpany de
cided on a 75 per cent stock dividend
Tuesday.
A 100-per cent dividend is reported as
pending; from the Standard Oil of In
. diana, and Vacuum Oil Is to declare
a 200 per cent melon cut, according
to report. t
These huge dividends of profits have
been expected In financial circles for
some time and aa the gossip spread
around, the stocks have risen in, mar
ket value $1,000,000,000 In the last "week
and are quoted in some cases at many
times their par value.
DiYiDEJrp is torvtxti
. The stock dividend Is popular as a
means of distributing: profit, because
the -supreme court has held that such
Issues are not taxable. Technically
the stock dividends are regarded- ts
re-investment, but actually the stock
can be sold on the market at once and
the profits realised In cash-
Just why the present time was se
lected tor the huge profit distributing
operation is not definitely established.
But WQ etreet received a scare re
cently; when. - it was gossiped around
that cens;resS,""n reconvening;, would"
probably pass a law taxing; undivided
surpluses.; - Immediately -there was
much scurrying about' directors' . of
those corpoMtlenftrincluding the
Standard Oil companies which -had
plied up huge profits.;" But now word
comes fro m Washington that the ad
ministration has no intention of tax
ing undistributed surplus profits. How-i
ever, the stock dividend movement had
gained sucsh, momentum that it is now
running along f its own force, even
though the immediate incentive for
Jt has disappeared.
FILIP3fOS OFFER LOASS ,
Washington State College, Pullman.
Oct. 12. A oan fund of $159, avail
able for any Filipino student, has been
provided by the 15 men In tb Filipino
club, each contributing $10.
Vomen
sVearatrire
WomensFlannel Gowns 69c
WOMEN'S FLANNEL GOWNS made of fine outing flannel m
stripes, in various styles. Drummer samples; a few slightly soiled.
Every gown cut full, long and wide.?. One of the greatest ft o
gown values ever offered.
$1.25 Women's
Apron. . . . . ,
69c
WOMEN'S 'APRONS Hundreds of
pretty agprone. made of fine percale
in various styles,, light, medium
and dark. All sises in the lot.
values to 11.25. FIRE SALE
69c
Women'
Umbrellaa
3:8,25
WOMEN'S UMBRBtLAS-
Hundreds of serviceable urabrel-
las. made with rainproof covers
and attractive handles. S S .25
Reg. S3.
fire: haljs a
mm - i i.
lSc'CoaU'
Crochet Cotton .
9c
CQATff CROCHET COTTON
LArge, ' full ' alse balls, highly
mercerised. White only. All
sises. FJRK SALE. I balls Q
fon 25c, each vC
omen' Shirt
50 c
and Pants . . .
ft WOMEN'S rTEltWKlt,r eoth
hirta (itd pftiits. . llllfh ttck and iiWT
1m, tone a4 ibort ito.r. - FIbm rw
whiU cotton; Htrr wwijht, i"n
eU if, mB SAMt.. .. OUC
Child's Rubber $ ,98
Ra.in C.pea... Ji,
RUBBKR CAFKS For all sise
chUdren. andy for school. Made
in nary blue rubber- 4 no
isod sateen, with hood 9 X eefO
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Girls Fleeced
Union Suits
88 c
OIRLS UNION SlITSMade
ef finest pure white cotton,
heavy grade. -AO sises. !Xeng
and short sleeve. Ankle Q Q
and knee length. Suit OOC
Wool t
Middies
WOOL. MlTtIBS Hade of fin
est wool flannel with emblem on
sleeve. Red. navy-, in mieses and
ladies sises. Regulation 19.85
Styles. FIRS SAliB..ea tO - ;.
7Sc Sillt Lule
Hose t J.
50c
5IL.K f. l.ISE HOSE5 Women's
highly mercerlxed in black and
brown. Blastio ribbed top. ! None
better for looks and wear. Cft .
3 Tairs Sao, F1RB SALK UU V
JolariMqCdrmiack Is"
Backj; :lSay8 i Voice
Is Gobd as of Old
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New Tors, Oct lJ.-Jeto McCbr.
anaefc, the .Irish .- tenor, arrived here
Wednesday n tbt Olympic, after sev
eral months' t his boyhood heme in
Ireland and a fcanttaf trip tit the" Scot-'
tiah highlands.. 7it-S:rVv :
Myvelee ip a good aalter
than ever.". .. " ,. ' :
This was his reply to the questions
ef reporters. - Last spring he' was dan
gerously ill with throat trouble and
it was feared his golden voice might
have been affected. He smiled good
naturedly as he was Questioned about
U. V H 1 v -. :
" Passengers gathered around to; say
nU voiee was "better than even? ,
McCormack had sung at a concert
for the benefit of the seamen's fund
on the liner and his voice had its old
glorious appeal.. . '. . .;
MeOermack has lost $0 pounds since
he left here, but looks thoroughly fit.
He said 30 mjles of walking a day in
the ' Scottish heather , had planed him
in "fine condition. 'Ci. -' . ----- ..-
The tenor ' was accompanied by his
wife. - -i", j - ?.'
Another finger whh returned on the
liner was Joha Charles Thomas, the
baritone. He has gives Up musical
comedy and is going or a concert tqur
after studying with Jean De BeexklK
Santa Fe .Limited
Held Up by tone
Man; $500 , Stolen
Kansss City, Mo.. Oct. 12. ill. P.)
Tha Calllornla limited, crack Santa Fe
train, en route Irons California te Chi
cago, was held up by a .lone negro,
bandit here last night.
The bandit robbed eight passengers
in two Pullman coaches ef their money
and . Jewels and escaped in the outskirts
ot the city. One woman was among
those robbed.
Te negro wore a handkerchief over
hla - face. He was . armed . with :; two
revolvers.
The bandit boarded the .observation
cars In the yards here, , About $500
worth of valuables were taken,
Men passengers had no ehanee te
offer resistance.
The ropbery did not ake more than
10 minutes.
The conductor did hot stop the train'
and a report of the robbery was noi
made until the flyer reached Lexing
ton Junction, Mo. -
Posses, were immediately organised
to take up the trail' of the bandit.
Santa Fe officials here were advised
that a complete report of the holdup
would be made at Vert Madison, Iowa.
to a specla agent the : railroad had
sect to meet the train.
T JVECEIYB POBTXAJUIERS
Eltna, Walsh.. Oct. -12. The Elma
Community iasaoclation entertainment
committee was instructed te make necv
essary arrangements for the reception
ef the Portland Chamber ef Commerce
delegation, which wJU visit Elnia OQto
ber ?.
SCHOOL GIKL HfjtJBED
Buxton, Oct. I?. Thelma LasoU, 9
y ear-old daughter of Harry . Lazott.
fell - out ef weedshe win4w- t
school Tuesday, an her arm was frac
tured. ' ' ' .
FIRE? SALE
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85c FUUher'a
Wool Yarn. . .
rLEISHKRS YAfeN The
known brand, large full size.
hanks, finest grade, every vranted,
color, choice of the lot-'Jrt
FIRE 8ALK price.: i. .P9C
T"
Fiber Silk
Hosq ......
75c
SILK AND FIBER ' ' HOSE
"Paramount" silk and fiber hose
in black, brown and white, all
sises 8 to 10. A dandy .fjfi
hose for wear. Fire Sale rOCJ
l?ure
Hose
suk
9Sc
8
PUHBSI LK H OS E-Bear
ranq, maQe or
double heel sand
pure
-with
toe. - in.
'lack.
brown and white, Ffteed.
Q Q 1
uring 1KK HAX.JC.
Duro-Belle
Hair Nets . .
10 c
pmO-BELLE haJr neU. , ap sitae,
fcvblt aalL 1 Brmt for- nm
AH ab4a., norias-tk bis
FIRE BAILIE only, fosf f '
tie, or eeh v.v VV
Texto,Mcn'
;i;75c
Tie Twist
t-'
See SJeslos Orseset sed Kelt Men- Tie,
lis, i v iaiwrr. ruu siso
rones, guaranteed 25S yards.
Fjyery pretty plain and ye
mixed colors, FIRE 8 ALB OC
Boys Union
95c
Suits
,
Made, of heavy fleeced. 'grey ot.
ten. All sises in the lot. A
dandy ' underwear for warmth
and wear. FIRtJ SALQ Qft '
Pongee Silk fjfl
WaiaU .1 OJi-
STIJC WAISTS "Made or finest
pongee in e, variety i of pretty
styles, meet all eises In the lot
Some plain, others e fl O
trimmed. FIRB BAUSsJ 1UU
Crens and 'Flan:
nel Kimonos . . 2 JLL
CRETB. AND yiANNEIi KI
MONOS Made of serpentino
erepe and flannel, in a large va-
nrvy s tij iH ana COIOTSL C I
FIRE SALS price........ O
SaJePriees
'BIG 4' IS SPLIT!
OVER RAIL VAGE
1
.- " -'r'i tBr tTetird New) 4.
Cleveland, illFerees - ef the
ig'Four raiwajr brotherhoods have
divided Into Cw.o groups for purposes
ef nerotiating" wage and werhiBSf oon-
- On one side are W. G. Lee,, president
of the Brotherhood of RaUwsy Train
men, and L. .-'IS. . Sheppard. president
pf, thf ofQer ef conductors. On the
other are W. S. Stone, grand chief of
the .Brotherhood of . Locomotive En
gineers; X. B. v Robertson, president ef
the. Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Knglneman," and T. C Cashen,
president ; ef the Switchmen's . Union
of North - America. i .,' . a
: At the national headquarters of the
trainmen here -Wednesday night, Lee
declined to discuss bis refusal to "go
with" Stone, and Robertson Jn nego
tiating future, wage agree njsnta and
working contracts. ! 1
I.have said all I care to say, Lee
said. -I believe it wiU be the best for
all concerned for Mne trainmen and
conductors' to handle their own affairs
and permit the engineers and firemen
to do the name."
Stone and Robertson are In New
fork, attempting to sign up present
wage sesies and working conditions
with the New York Central lines.
' The switchmen's union; which hereto
fore has -not been actively associated
ith "the "Big Four," was seen as an
ally of the firemen and engine men.
When he led the withdrawal of the
trainmen and conductors earlier in the
day, Lee said, in a statement :
"'f feel I am able to get mere for
my members If I work only with the
conductor' organisation on. wages and
working rules. The railroad labor slt
tation. with the unions on ene side
nd the carriers on the other,- grew
too, large for any one man to handle.
'"It was loaded with potential dyna
mite for the entire nation as well as
ourselves, -
, ' "The only way out of the situation
was to separate."
The first break fn the "Big Four"
occurred during the shopmen's strike,
when Stone and Robertson ordered in
dividual jnembers of their unions to
"walk out whenever their lives were
endangered." . Lee sand Sheppard, on
the other hand, ordered their men to
remain at work until the unions, as a
whole, authorized a-strike " ' ;
Orew Rescued from
Portland-Built Ship:
Washington. Oct . 12 N. S.)
Rescue of 33 officers s and men from
the tanker Swift - Stmr aground off
Block Island, near Newport, R. L, was
reported to true navy department today
in a dispatch "from the submarine N-.
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The- Swift Star was a Pertland-butlt
vessel, constructed in the yards- ef the
Northwest Steel company. '-.
Reeeipts vfrom fines taken In by the
police department of Yakima during
September total $4251. Thu amount is
$1000 more than wtag- ever before taken
in. in .ene month.
weeks we s have jnade
p i thtwing the stock on
fflGROUFS
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i fwir-TTii .wi , iu: : ? t i men
. s sr w m w a - s m. sk. mj mm m v --- , as .- v - v i ss .si sr
id 1 1 f 1 -ft v--yy - t- v v y iv i i . i i .. v v. - i ss v
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y I 171 J" - '- - a x ( v
i i. jl aasa a a, i - i - i i i i , . i i , i i r i i i i i i i 1 - i i - j i mm m i - s i iui :
k Ml .nJ Y.ml.m II I 1 I I I I I 1 I 7 1 I 1 1 I 1 MINI U II 1 I ' and Yimhilll VV,
$ 1 On the morning of the 17th of July a fire brokfe out in the jPendletbn'Restaurant adjoining
1 A 4w tore. I com and our store was filled with smoke and chemi- -
K nreonred for the hi erfrest hnr crams of the vear. Store obens rridav mornmff. 9 A. M.
? isijcfcAwvg .aic aga?fcsqL,a&ASaa aasv? jMgcaa e mwivswwwi
No-Sleerw-'r
Union Suits .
50 c
AVOMET8 ITJflON 'SUITS KaSa ef
finest pare hit cotta. in no tttTr.
life see sue ne weaiar am and
50c
""MiiBBaasasaaaBi
Moksiwk Bed -;
Sheets IW'v,.
39
This well known Sheet.' made of
fiae quality muslla. 72x9a No
dressing.': During the 1 OA
big FIRE SAW3...vJ V'
saa
35c Burson -Hose
. . . . .
15c
"BtntSON ilOSVT Women e
Burson Hose - in white only. -Made
of fine white cotton. All .
sises in this famous make.
15c
Box S pair. Vne. pair.
SOc Pillow
Tubine V . .
IW1HT ..- aXCHOK bnea - tfnia
pJtow ThCTta, tfae bast saada. 43 .te.
kia. f, taee. see
fecUy. and t yd- rem- OQ.
nants,
jTlRS SAM yo-;e
!!S9c
50o BOTS HOSE Buster Brown
boye hose, bleary grae, fast
black, sold every where for SOc a
pair. Sise S to ' 18, of- OQ
fered during FIRE SALE OUC
'
39c
Friday 13th Fof;
''unlucky Day fort-
jpayuHy.uieiers
- 6an Franciaee,'Xct li Friday the
13th may nave its sorrows for some
people, : but " the plump and caloric
oouater win have reason to consider
th 13th their lucky day, for- on this
day the Stanford special diet cafe, lo
cated on the ground ef the hospital
wtj! open. '-f"----..'.?j-.;-'-i'-lU
tm the aim ef Miss Lottie Sloan
and Miss Ethel McLellan, who will
hve charge of the cafe, to enter every
thtngr on the menn except temptation.
Mayonnaise and whipped cream wUl
bet there in abundance, together with
other delectable things, nut they will
be without authority to assemble . a
single ounce of avoirdupois about the
waistline. - - , . x --'v- -
Hae Misses Sloan 'and MeLeTlan
promise to remove jail the? fat forming:
Knights
' Children's Shoes Are the Best
That's the real economy. School shoes built strict
quality specifications and with a nonh reputation
arc i jAc (Onj Itfnd that really saves ou parents money.
GirU'Shtt Wi-ll $4.50i UVrZ $5.00. 2y7$6.50
Boys' Sizes JhtVA $4.50. 14.$5.00, 6y2-8$6JQ
5 On sale on
The Downstairs Section
Special Sale oh Women's Shoes, Oxfords,
: Pumps - j -
Strap Effect,' Buckles. Lqcm OxferJt - t
Brown. Black. Cunmelal - .
$4.85 , ,
Knight Shoe; Co:
Morrison near Broadway
satisfactory adjustment
the market at astonishingly low prices (Attend this sale come
Do
estics at
Sblj in Remnaot Lengths Only
Heavy Pongee Silk on Sale 89c
Pongee Silk, heavy weight, fine qual
ity,; full 33 inches wide, 12-momme;
a wonderful quality fr waists, shirts,
curtains. ' Sold 3, 4 and 5-yard
lengths only. During the I QQf
Fiyti .Sl..'ia ! v
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Outing Flannel Sale 12e
Nice quality Outing Flannel, in fancy
stripe, light patterns, 27 Inches wide.
: Sold in & to 12-yard lengths:' OlfV
During the Fire Sale, yard 4L2'
' 3SIn. Percale Only 12Vc'
Good quality percales full
86 inches
wide, Fine assortment U
dots and figures..; Sold in
(t stripes,
5 and 6-
.yard lengths only- ,.
Fins Sale
me
19c White OuUng Flan'l 12Ac
Splendid quality pure whits "Viking
Uuting t lannel, zuil 27-mcn, heavy
. . - , . j i i o.i j m
5-yard lengths yard."-. ' -t JiaaiVgv
elements from Che food! served at the
eafe, so. that the dieter may choose
from the view of a clear conscience.
flnstlft "RonTr Visitor ?
'sEecalisHi's-PaHvin'
Jeff Davis' Capture
Oaetle Rock. Waeh Oct. IX. Resi
dents of Castle Rock are . listening
with delight to atpries of tbe capture
of Jefferson - Davis dttring tha Civil
waA told by George Noggle. "tt, of
Tustin, - Mich., - who - Is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. J. A. "Den. Noggle is
one bf three "living members of com
pany Fourth, Michigan cavalry, who
participated in the capture. - He en
listed in 1162 when IS years old. -
The capture -of Davis iresulted when
a Confederate woman, objecting to the
rifling of her'smokehoune and believ
ing . the 12 Yankee eavmlrymen-1 "be
Confederates, threatened to report
the" balcony'
with the msurance Tcompany-andEaro g 1
insurance f company-
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39c Fine Jap Crepe at 22
Eire
Sale
Prices
Jap - Crepe-Wonderful colors, Una
quality. For dresses, kimonos, blouses
and .aprons. ; Every pretty shade, in'
this wanted material, bold tjsii.
in remnant length bnlv. vd. aasas'
25c Pretty Gingnam Only
"RED SEAL" and "AFC- standard
quality Gingham, i full 27 tn. wider
wonderful patterns; in every pretlaf
color, also plain. - Sold in 3 1 'a ?v
6-yard lengths. Fife Sale, yd. wv
V" '". I,"iti" y
37c White Dklsy Flannel 24c
3v-in. DAISYW. flannel, standard tha
world ver-. Fino heavy quality; mira
White,' Sold in and 4-yard Ol-m
langth qnjy. Fira Sale, yard .
' $1.25 OregOTt Flannel g3c
Fine heavy Oregont Wool Flannel, the
good old standby red, khaki, navy,"
grey splendid for, shirts and middies
at an. unheard of price.' ..JStotr . O Q r
ing Fire Sale, yarji only . . .:. 4Ja0
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them. to Ow commander of a., Seuth
ern company camped nearby, Leam
tng thus ;f the " presence of 1 hostile
forces, the Northerners pushed on and
surprised' the company, taking 'Davis
prisoner. ? toggle said Davis was not
disguised aa woman, aa report had
the story, but was in a dressing gown.
ft Piano That Wa&W6iili
It wax an old one, bo old that aome- people thought it foolish, to? BPnd $195 of their hard earned money'
for it. Bot it hadnt been in the house a month before 8-year-old Jane was taking; lessena and revealing
unexpected taleat" and :ten-yearold! Tom'rwaa thrombins air and discovering he had a voice. -
Andbefomlong Dad" had Jug up hia.old.vioUiraB.d was playinsr long forgotten tunes with Mary and the
children. - You ought to aee them now Jane at the piano, Dad with his violin and Tom and his mother
singing:!- Worth $195, to that family? f It was: that monev rannot measure it it has Keen wtT-tH it nrire
icu uiucs over auu jnuro.
$10 Takes It
Home Hieh
ayaajr
Save Jrfoney by
Where Can You Make $130, $180 or $163 as Quickly
as by baying o ef these plaaesl Money thas made Is meaty saved.
m
$395
1123
Model
lwral prlee
Sit . Cash, SS Moathly
If lies Cash, Then SS Moathly
i si-jatn P 1
a ia a r s i. r w 1
We oYe upsetting all ieeal tradition and precedent ef the present piano market making It possible at this tints for
nearly everybody to nay a new plane or plsyer-plaso. . ' - , - . .
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TOTT CA1T AFFORD TO FAT SIS CASH-AltP , SS ATI SIS MONTHLY '3rRIXO THIS SALU TOTJ CAX,
THEKfFOKE, AFFORD TO BUY' JCOWDUJUKO WUS XfAKGEST FACTOBY CUAEASCK SAW.-x -
New and Used Players $295, $395, $495, $595 to $675
New and . Used Piano $ 75, $195, $295, $315 to $675 '
f Terns. US or Mere Cash, fS, IS or More Moathly V -
SeIi"W-&i! Plaoo Go.
lSl-10a Tenth
at Waihrng-toe
aad Htark Sts,
40c Bath ,
To Wcla . . , . .
BATH TOWELS . Fine, heavy
hath -tow la.
pure emte, targe
sise. ?s oerfect
quajuy. supply
our needa, 18x40.
25c
E, each
85c Heavy Bath
Towels -.
4 c
HEAVT BATH TOWELS -. A
wonderful towel bargain:' largo
sizes,' soft, thick and thirsty;
sises 'to- 22x44 inchosi. Qfi
Some soiled. FIRS SALE 03 Q
16c
50c Sleeveless
sVeU-.V:
LKEVKLES3 "VESTS Won
k en's bodice etyle- both ndnk and '
wbites" Regular and extrn, o C
t sizes. Wonderful values. a&O
Women' Vests
'Comfy Cut.'.
C TJ If F? r C XT T - Women's
leeveiees -vests. Won fall off
ahonldera. White only. Regular
sises. A genuine bargain 1 C
FIRE SALE. eack...... , 1 0 C
w
Thompson
Corsets f-v
0He25
THOMrsO g COasETS". GVne ttt
tias. tha wen.kava krand Made et
fiaart saateaaaaviasaakead hit, aom
broouia jmjnbera. Jtloat ail A )
steea FIRE BALE, pair O 1 ,,0
Juat before the Michigan -fare cap
tured Davis 'they met a Wisconsin
company out bn the aamo mlsston. The
Wisconsin men failed to - reply to a
challenge- and the - Michigan soldiers
fired- on them, killing two men' and
taking one prisoner before discovering
the identity, of the company. Noggle
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n : .'-rJ
f ! I f I I
Buying Your Piano
S495
bays this
local rie
$675
Model
SIS Cath. sit aiestklr
If tie Cash, Then fS Jiouthly
swear
Men's Dress
XXT
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Men's Ilresa" ShirtA; dandy lot in a ' wide variety of very pretty
patterns, Tine matwialsy'" and eolorings to suit all , tastes mot all
sizes in the lbthirt '.that lopk well'and wearwell at a AQp
decideditrirfeiTcmgFi Sale price Ov
20c Wool
Mixed Socka.
12ic
AXilUSTONnMen's wool mixed
socks, grey, good weight and qual
ity, a. da,ndy for wear and a wonder-
40c Men's t
Wool SpckU.
40e tT S ARMY wool socks,,
heavy wool, great for -wear and
eonjfort. Reg. 40c;' now S vt Q-
for soc Vitus saus , v.
$1.50 BLV D.
Underwear ; .
98c
i
Famous BL "V. T IJnlon Suits
greatly ynderprlced.- All sizes in
the lot; XJo on sale dur
ing tha Flro Bale, suit...
98c
40c Men's Woo!
Socks, i . . .H
25c
Men's nrie'Wool and Cashmere
Baeks. ail aises M tae tov , uet a
winter's supply during
the Fir Sale at, pair....
25k
V. i. ii .ii .. 'i in ii
(Men's Cotton
Soeks 'J. . . .
MKN"S BOCKS A dandy aocte
for every day wean Both black
and brown in ail alaem. Get a
supply, now at FIRfci
$2 Men'
Flannel Gown
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Sturdy Men's Vlnfmel Gowns. A
standard make, heavy grade.
All eiaee. eut. lull long. wtue.
-piissc
New style in. Arrow Cellars,
both stiff and soft, i All sises.
A decided bargam dur- A.
lag Fire Sale, t fef,...va.UC
Men's
Work Suits it,)
sCjoy
-HtTSKY WORK StntTS- In
blue denim, to khaltl, union
made. Cut fuU, in all sizes. A
bear tor weary n&& fa
SALE. sifc-rtWi iVl-fil if
received $39$ aa hi aharo of the re
ward offered for -the capture of Davis.
The " Wisconsin company, the sa!,. at-,
tempted to claim part of the reward, -
although it c"ld not rac! the scene t
the capture until two hours after Davis
had been anade prisoner. . i
More Than
It Cost
$ 10 Sends New! Piano Home
$15 Send Play. Piano Home
Then $6, $8 and $10 Monthly
or Player Nov!
7D
$487
bays this
$650
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Sit Cash. Then SIS Monthly
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If 1180 Cah. Then 8 Monthly
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Dlstrlbstors
Xargest Flaae
ices
Shirts 98c
Men' ?
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52.69
Men's heavy " Flannel Shirts,
khaki color. A strong, . well made
shirt fer lasting; wear. All sises
.in the lot. During the SO fZQ
big FIRI SALE only.. OoeeOI;
$1.00 Boy
BIoue . . : .
69c
BOTS BLOUSES, made of best
Suality peroale and chambray.
1 sises. in light, medium, kahki.
black sateen, a wonder- JQ
ful blouse. FIRE SALE QC
$1.00 Child'
69c
PlaySuiU..
... .
PLAT SUITS Made , of heavy
blue denim, trimmed with red.
All sizes in thf lot. Saves clothes
and laundry. Buy now ?Q
St FIRS SAJLB only,,.. 0 17 C
a. - ' -
Men? Work
Shirt . . .
65c
Men's BTue and Gray C?hambray
Work Shirts at a very low nriee.
Cut full long and - wide.- All
sizes. S for f 1,2a,
65c
eacn i.
$1.50 Cut Silk
75c
Ties;
Handsome Cut Silk Ties in a
Latest thing ia neckwear for
men. Fire Bale price
7Si
only
ol?5(lc
Swell Kihit Ties, "every pretty
eeVor-i various designs. - Your
eheieo during the . . , gA
FIR SAL5 OUC
aiv
Men' Press
17c
Sock
Men's Press Socks, made of nice
cotton, in navy, black, brown,
gray. All sises In the lot. Our.
ing the Fire .Sale, . V t T
a pairs 50. pair......
9 V
iMen'sUnionn-d OO
I Suite , (ILeOfJ
"HAJfESrfaraouo union suite,
made of heavy, grey, fleeced- cot
ton, best wearing underwear
made, - All aires, it t to 4S.
Only during FIIIB 19Q
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