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LADLES PUMPS AND OX
FOKDS SPECIALLY PIJIC
ED FOR WKDXESDAY.
WEDNESDAY.
We lioro offer to you the
greatest line of women's pumps
ami oxfords ever shown in this
great store at marvelously low
prices. They are selected from
the best of America's products,
genuine hand turned, welt soles.
White buck, vclour calf, tan
Russia and pattent colt. Coloni
al buckles or plain pumps.
$5.00 Values go for $3.85
Regular Goodyear welt
pumps in black or brown suede,
velour calf, tan Russia and
black velvet, colonial or plain.
?3.50 and $4.00 Values will
go for $2.65
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING
COATS SACRIFICED.
We are showing an excep
tionally strong line of these
coats, right up to the minute in
style, and up to The Peoples
Warehouse standard of quality.
They're dandies; fine values at
their regular prices. They come
in grey mixed, tan mixed, blue
serge and fancy mixed goods.
They'll go as follows Tues
day and Wednesday :
$11.75 Tuesday and Wednes
day . $8.60
$12.50 Tuesday and Wednes
day I $9.15
$13.50 Tuesday and Wednes
day $9.60
$15.00 Tuesday and Wednes
day $11.95
$18.00 Tuesday and Wednes
day ".. $12.30
$20.00 Tuesday and Wednes
day $13.90
$25.00 Tuesday and Wednes
day $18.60
$30.00 Tuesday and Wednes
day ..... $19.95
ONL Y ONE MORE DA Y
in which to prepare for the 4th. Don't wait till the
last minute. Take advantage of these special offerings
WOMEN'S DRESS SKIRTS
ONE-HALF PRICE.
This is your chance to get
that "extra" skirt you've been
wanting. Here's a choice lot
at a small part of their real val
ue. They come in voiles, ser
ges and worsteds, in blue,
brown, black, white, maroo'j
and many other desirable
shades. Almost every style is to
be found in this lot. 'YOUR
CHOICE, ONE-HALF Price.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
The kind that retains its
shaH? and style to the last.
Whether you spend your hol
iday here in town, in some ono
of the mountain resorts, in
some other town or out fishing
of camping, one of these suits
will help to make your holiday
thoroughly comfortable and en
joyable. They range in price
from
$10.00, $12.50,
$15.00, $17.50
to $30.00
and they're a good deal better
than anyone else will show you
for the same price.
Priscilla Irish Crochet books
price .. 25
4th of July Sale of Fancy
Dress Silks
Especially priced for WEDNESDAY. We have a few
SILK DRESS PATTERNS left from our spring lot
some of them got in late, therefore the assortment is up to
the minute in stylo and qualit. We're going to bunch
the $1.25 and $1.50 qualities for this great special.
The yard 67
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Driigntd by
Hmli Witirt,-C-
4th OF JULY SILK HAND
KERCHIEFS 50
The stars and stripes show
your colors.
BATHING SUITS
If you are going to spend
your 4th at the springs you'll
want a new bathing siiit. We're
showing a very complete and
choice line, ranging in price
from 50 to $4.50
NEW AUTOMOBILE
VEILS.
Full yard . wide and two
yards long made of best qual
ity chiffon. Some are made
double, and some have 'extra
wide hemstitched hems, making
them suitable for evening
scarfs as well. Thej' come in
all the wanted shades; prices
$1.25 to $3.50.
WE'RE AGENTS FOR
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Cloth
ing for men.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
There is not one boy in town
who would not like to have a
new suit for tho' fourth, and in
order to make it possible and
easy for every boy to have a
suit we will sell any boys' suit
in our immense stock, (except
ing wash suits) at a reduction
of 25 per cent, which means
that you can buy a
$4.00 Suit for only..... $3.00
$4.50 Suit for only $3.35
$5.00 Suit for only $3.75
$6.00 Suit for only..... $4.50
$8.00 Suit for only..... $6.00
$10.00 Suit for only $7.50
These are tho famous Her
cules suits, all-wool, shower
proof, taped seams and reinforced.
NEW TABLE LINENS.
Just came in, all pure linen,
good heavy weight and beauti
ful array of patterns; full
width; the yard $1 to $2.50
NAPKINS TO MATCH
The dozen $3.00 to $7.50
LINEN HUCK TOWELS
in this shipment, something
good to look at. Some are hem
stitched and some are scalloped
ends of finest linen buck. Guest
size and regular size. Prices
each 35 to $1.25
ELKS' MUFFLERS
Hero's where you get your
Elk Muffler to wear to Port
land. You'll want more than
one, you'll want to exchange
souvenir's with members from
other lodges, so buy a plenty
and buy them early. They're
the finest thing you ever saw
in tho muffler line. Every
ono who enters the grand Elks'
parade in Portland will be ex
pected to wear one of these
mufflers, it will be one of THE
distinguishing features of No.
288 display. They're $1.00
each.
BOYS' BLOUSES
Fix the 1mvs up for the 4th.
Give them a new waist each.
Wo have the celebrated Moth
ers' Friend waists, you know
they're the best tailored, best
fitting boys waists to le had.
Our assortment is good, and
for Wednesday we will offer
the following special price in
ducements: 50 Waists for 40
75 Waists for 60
85 Waists for 67
$1.00 Waists for S0
$1.25 Waists for 90
WASH LAWNS
Any number of patterns and
designs. New, crisp wash
lawns, nil, solors. The yd. 10
This store will
be closed all
day on the 4th.
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ne ireoBies w
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This store will
OUSS be closed all
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE.
save your t. p. w. trading stamps. day on the 4th.
DR. TAYLOR TALKS
ON MORAL HYGIENE
University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore.
July 2. That instruction in sex hy
giene should consider the mind rather
than the body was the basis of a pa
per read this afternoon before the
Mothers' congress at the University
of Oregon by Dr. James B. Taylor of
Eugene. The position taken by the
speaker was that properly planned
and properly presented Instructions in
these lines is not only called for, but
is uplifting and refined.
"Sex Hygiene Includes the mind as
well as, the body," he said. "We are
more concerned with, the mental hy
giene than with the physical hygiene
The former is the emphatic side; for
HOT WEATHER IS QUICK
TO AFFECT THE BOWELS
Well-Knoun Fart That Ex-
tremc Heat Conduces to
Chronic Constipation.
The disposition to eat cold food
and indulge in iced drinks is one rea
son why constipation and diarrhoea is
so prevalent in summer, and there is
no time when people should more
carefully avoid bowel disturbances, as
much serious disease is directly trace
able to these conditions. We need
all of our strength to withstand the
enervating effect of heat.
To regulate the bowels and quickly
relieve even the most aggravated case
of constipation, the combination ot
simple laxative herbs with pepsin,
known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin, is highly recommended by all
who have ever used it- Unlike cath
artics and violent purgatives, Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin acts gently
on the stomach, liver and bowels,
without griping or other discomfort,
bringing relief in an easy, natural
manner. It can be used with per
fect safety by the most delicate wo
man or child, and yet is equally ef
fective for the strongest constitution.
Mild, pleasant to take, and Inexpen
sive, it is the ideal family laxative.
By cleansing the bowel tract thor
oughly and eliminating the foreign
matter and poisons that irritate and
inflame, it will quickly check sum
mer dlarhoea and restore normal
conditions.
Druggists sell Dr, Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin for fifty cents a bottle a
larger, family size, costs one dollar;
it will save many times its cost In
doctor bills. A free trial bottle post
paid, can be obtained by writing to
Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 406 Washington
St., Monticelo, Illinois.
ine main purpose protection and gula-
ance to the young Is included In it. It
is the mental attitude the hygiene
of the moral side which is the broad
determining factor. We must handle
the subject thoroughly under this
broad and two-sided definition. With
such construction, much of our diffi
culty passes away, and the demand for
the course is greatly emphasize and
its benefits come to the front."
''To have the proper care of one's
self, and the proper attitude, one
needs to be stocked with certain high
associations of thought and certain
information wich can only come
through study of the sex idea In its
highest exemplification in nature. One
becomes decent and high minded by
feeding himself part of a decent and
high-minded universe. The proper
avenue, therefore, to a high minded
conception of the sex idea is through
those enlargements and knowledges
which the average family, to say the
least, is not prepared to give. . The
task must, therefore, go over to the
school.
"The true, broad and practical
working idea of the course is that it
shall be constructive and aimed to
produce high ideals. Properly plan
ned and carried out, it has a strong
and unobjectionable Influence in this
direction. Trials of such' lines of in
struction privately and in school prove
this to be true."
HE VISITS 1,000 WOMEN.
Futile Search for Fifth Wife Made by
Rich Widower.
Seaford, Del. Visiting about 1,000
women while touring the United
States in a vain search for a fifth wife
James H. Furbush, a wealthy wldo
wer of Wetplpuim, has returned home
and will spend the remainder of his
life on his farm.
Mr. Furbush, whose estimated
wealth is around $50,000, has for the
last four years been seeking the fifth
woman of his heart. Through his ad
vertisement his desire became notor
ious, and he was deluged with letters
from every state.
Two years ago Mr. Furbush started
out to visit his correspondents and
Journeyed through the Western and
Southern state.
"On my trip I met but two women
whom I would marry," Furbush said.
"I vlnited more than a thousand, too
but they were all after my money
and not me."
He failed to say why ho d not
marry one of the two he found suit
able.
an instrument which makes llgt au
dible. It Is the invention of Prof. E
E. Fournier d'Albe, B. Sc., M. R. I. A.,
lecturer on physics at the University
of Birmingham, former secretary of
Dublin society for physical research,
says the X Y World
The octophone is a camera-like box
from which come two wires with
highly sensitive receivers at the end
If you are blindfolded and place the
receivers to your ears and a piece of
blotting paper is placed between the
box and an arc lamp you hear a tick
ing or grating sound in fact, you
hear the shadow passing.
On a moonlight night you hear the
moon, while the summer sun makes a
tremendous noise like a cararact.
The octophone can locate the light
of stars invisible through the tele
scope.
A stoneblind young man stood with
the receiver to his ears. Between him
and the windows people passed at In
tervalls. He always detected their
passing, exclaiming, "That's a man!"
Walking with the Instrument he
always found a window by the noise
caused by the light, although he lives
in perfect darkness.
Prof. d'Albe hopes his discovery can
be greatly utilized or the benefit of
the totally blind.
GUN FIRED ITSELF TWICE
ON THE FRENCH CRUISER
NOISES OF LIGHT
INTERESTS SCIENTISTS
London. Great Interest hag been
aroused in scientific circles by the ex
hibition at the optical convention in
South Kensington of the octophone,
After 13 Men Had Been Badly Hurt
Prnctleo Was Resumed.
Toulon, France. The official in
qulry Into the premature explosion
of a 6-inch gun on the armored crul
ser Jules Mlchelet shows that there
were two explosions. By. the first
thirteen men were hurled to the deck
and frightfully burned. As soon as
the vlctifs had been conveyed ashore
practice firing was courageously re
sumed with the same gun under the
direction of Admiral Bertrand Sour
rleu, commander of the training ship
division In the Mediterranean. Once
nVre the charge ignited and ten more
officers and men were Injured. Xearty
all the victims are young seamen. One
man's arm was blown off.
One officer, Lieut, Ernest Guolt,
and tow seamen died of their injuries.
It is believed the explosions were
due to the draft caused hy the sud
den closing of the breech of the gun,
which ignited some sparks remaining
from previous charges.
The accidents are generally attrib
uted to the defective system of gun
cleaning between the charges adopted
In the French navy.
BABY LOSES DAMAGE SUIT.
Eight Months Old Child Soiifrht $25,
000 for Injuries Before Birth.
New York. Gerard Nugent eight
months old, was plaintiff In a $25,-
000 damage suit against the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit company, which
was dismissed by Supreme Court Jus
tice Kapper in Brooklyn.
The suit, which was brought In the
name of Arthur A. Nugent, the baby's
father, as next friend and guardian
ad litem, was for Injuries little Gerard
is alleged to have suffered when his
mother was hurt by the sudden start
ing of a street car six weeks before
he was born.
The baby plaintiff was born lame.
GOVERNMENT PAYS OVER
$100,000 IN LOTTERIES
Milan. After gambling week by
week over a period of 19 years on
their favorite numbers, seven thou
sand Neapolitans met with extraordi
nary luck at Saturday's drawings so
that the government has to pay out
over $400,000 there In lottery winnings.
It should be .noted that the lottery
In Italy Is a state monopoly and one
of the main sources of Inland revenue
Fireworks displays took place In di
vers quarters of Naples last night and
guns were fired to celebrate the Joy
of the populace.
The same two successful numbers
last 'turned up trumps in July, 1893,
when the Italian treasury distributed
about $600,000 in prizes.
and started to climb Inside his car.
Abstractly he Jerked open the fore
door spark plug in hand, when a fe
rocious growl halted him. Beattl
sprang back and beheld, perched on
the front seat, a bulldog. It was a
large, unusually fierce looklne sDeci-
men of the ugly, undershot species of
bulldog.
With the aid of several passersby
and a stout club the owner of the au
tomobile succeeded, after a bit of dls
lodging the Interloper. Investigation
revealed tho bulldog, a stray, had
ousted the pointer and usurped his
post as guard.
For soreness of the muscles, wheth
er induced by violent exercise or In
Jury, there Is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Liniment. This lini
ment also relieves rheumatic pains
For sale by all dealers.
THIEF GETS THE LIBRARY.
Dysentery is always serious and of
ten a dangerous disease, but it can
be cured. Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured
it even when malignant and epidemic.
For sale by all dealers.
SWINGS A SCYTHE AT 01.
Kansan Cuts Wagon loud of Hay Just
to Try Out His Strength.
Lenexa, Kan. Henry Wedd, an
early settler of this, Johnson county,
at the age of 91 still swings the
scythe.
Recently on several occasions he
has carried this old-time farm im
plement on his back out to his great
pasture and cut a wagonload of hay
Just for the fun of It.
Wedd owns a farm worth more
than $100,000. He raises cattle and
hogs and a' ways accompanies the
shipments to the Kansas City mar
ket. There he goes about pens and
buys feeders and ships them out to
his farm.
Another Steals a Feather Bed and the
Owner Threatens Exixistire,
Oklahoma City. Two novel thefts
took place In Oklahoma recently. The
Purity cPub of Erick lost Its entire li
brary, and J. M, Brasfield of Calvin
lost a feather bed.
A reward of $23 has been offered
for the recovery of the library, which
consisted of dictionaries, reference
books, works of fiction, etc., valued
at abut $300. Brasfield Inserted the
following "ad" In his local paper:
"The person who took that feather
bed out of my house Is known to me
and for his wife and children's sake
he had better put it back where he
got It or I'll expose him by getting
out a search warrant and sending an
officer after It. This is a fair warn
ing."
OPIUM MAKER IS FREED.
BULLDOG CAPTURES AUTO.
Drove Out Pointer That Snt In Mast
er's Sent and Usured It.
St. Louis. David E. Beatty, an in
surance man of Jerseyvllle, owns a
pointed dog, which during the day
remains in Beatty's automobile stand
ing In front of the office.
Beatty departed the office in a
hurry the other evening, ran outside
U. S. Court Holds That Drug Made
from Yen-Shee Is Legal.
New York. Opium can be made
lawfully from yen-shee, but not from
yen-hl, according to a decision of
the United States circuit court of ap
peals here. In accordance with this
decision Alfred Shelly has Just been
released after being sentenced in the
United States district court to a year's
imprisonment for unlawfully manu
facturing opium for smoking purpos
es. The evidence showed that yen-
shee, the "heel" or remainder of X.
pipeful of opium which had been
smoked, was tho basts of Shelly's pro
duct and that the law does not for
bid the second use of opium. The
court held that only opium made from
the crude gum yen-hl la contraband.
HORSES PLUNGE TO DEATH.
Threo of Four Animals KIHc by Fall
Over Precipice Near Cloverdalc.
Santa Rosa. Three horses were
NO
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Ik
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CATARRH
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with catarrh nose stopped up, throar
sore, dull pain In the head, dry
cough, fever, foul breath Ely's.
Crcum Balm will give you Instant re
lief. It gets right at the root of the
trouble, cleanses, heals and strength
ens the raw, sore membranes, and
stops the nasty discharge so that you
ara not constantly blowing your nose
and spitting, in a few minutes after
applied, you can Just feel Us doing its
work of clearing the head, the pain,
and soreness are relieved, the breath
ing becomes natural, and the stuffed
up feeling Is gone. This cleansing,
healing, antiseptic balm contains no
mercury, cocaine or other harmful
drug. It is easy to apply, pleasant to
use, and never falls to give quick re
lief, even in the worst cases.
Don't suffer the miseries of ca
tarrh nor disgust your friends with
your huwklng, spitting and foul
breath. Get a fifty cent bottle of
Elly'8 Cream Balm from your drug-,
gist, and start treatment at once.
You will find it will prove to be the.
best Investment you ever made.
dashed to death when a heavily laden
wagon plunged over a precipice on a
mountain road west of Cloverdale.
Charlie Groomfield, the drives, es
caped by Jumping.
Tho other horse of the team was
cut loose from the wreckage, 300 feet
below the road, but was badly Injured.
U. S. T. SHERIDAN ICEBOUND.
With Four Companies of Troop
Ship Drifts Toward Arctic.
Nome, Alaska. The United States
transport Sheridan, with four com
panies of troops for St. MlchnelH nnd
Fort Davis, is still lmurlsonod In th
Ice, which Is drifting toward the Arc
tic ocean, in five days the Sheridan
has moved ono hundred miles west
ward and unless she is released tho
transport may bo carried through tho
Bering straits Into the Arctic.
BEES STING A MAN TO DEATH.
Wealthy Farmer Attacked hy Swarni'
inai souio in Hair and Beard.
Parksburg, W. Va. Drurv n. n.irf.
gerly. a wealthv farmer
Pleasant Hill, near here, was atack-
ed by a swarm of bees, which settled
In his hair and beard and stung hltm
to death.