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contributions wnnted.

Mrs, R. Qualtroughs Harris county
clothing committee for the storm sur
ferers is very much in need o. contrbu-
tions OF clothing, and any donations sen.
Mrs. Qualtrougn Will be thankfully r.
ceived. Parties who can not deliver con-
tributons are requested to give the co n
mittee notice Of their intentions to give
and the things will be sent for
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TEXAS RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Mr. Texas, October 1.-Rey. A5e
IN, preached his farewell sermon last
nj = large and attentive crawd. visit
sre n cause, Calvert and Frank In
fulst,s, tendance. A large amount was
ieA NJ LOT the orphans home. Much
a,t, 's uone and several conversions
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A Mig Rally at sherman.

sherman, Texas, October IAN en-
thusiastic democratic rally, supplemented
with torchlight procession, was held
here tonight under the auspices of the
central campaign committee. over 1000
torches were In the parade. The cro%ds
were addressed by Senator c, l.. Potter,
Hon. C. b. Randell. democratic nominee
for congress from the Fifth district Hon.
j. II. Atwood, democratic candidate Tor
senator from Kansas.
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NINA nrenhnm shootcrs.

Austin, Texas October During the State
shoot ng tcurnoment which was Just COM
pleted in this city the boys from Brenhan
did some of the best shooting and their
sccros were up to the TOP. George Tucker.
editor Of the Evening Press, was IN trim
a, ali times and with his Smith gun he
more than Maid expenses Messrs. Burns ana
GRADER also shot we'll.
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THE RACES.
Hawthorne Results.

Chicago October six furlongs--Con-
pass, Tonicum. Hampshire. fine. 1:tS.
six furlongs-Brownie Anderson, zaza, An.
rea Time. l:17lh.
Mile-senator Thomson, Little Singer.
San Venado. Time. LACE
Mile and furlong- Aloha IL. Molo, Owens
boro. Time. l:o0ia
hile-Quanah Parker Hub Prather Locust
Blossom. lime. l:6iia
Nile and seventy yards-precursor. Len
nep. Irish Jewel. Time. 1:49A.
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canr Viii ~ wharton.

wharton, Texas, October l--Mr. c. NJ.
Jones viii have rebuilt his cane mill and
be ready TO fire up Monday next The
mill VIII be operated by first class MAJ
chinery with capacity OF $500 gallons
daily Of 600 tons crushing capacity.
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Waco plngucd with nng..

r.s' lexae October 1.-The worst
n. plague that has yet visited Waco
snosn sl on since Saturday night Ac-
srsll lug the crickets are myriads of
terv nsss and flies that swarm about
tsst y nsal and make life miserable TO
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st. Louis, octobJ is x and a half fur
Tine, t;22ls.
Six furIones-Duelhst, oba orleans. Tins,
1:2lh.
SIX ana half furlongs -Doublet Mas or
Mariner. Vicie Vance. Time, SAG.
Mile-Sim " Glen Lake, Haviland. Time,
1ai
Aile and siAteenth-Loves Latour, Alice
Turncr Miss Mae Day Time. 40.
Mile and a furlong-Amelia Strathmore. w,
B. Gates. Kitty CLYDE. Time. 1851.
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Joining counties in this State senatorial
district, the convention that had been
called to nominate a candidate for sta e
senator was not held. Chairman Lang
of Rosenberg, said the party would prob
ably hold county meetings and irdoise
Mr.. Waller T. Burns OF Houston for tho
office
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FOR STORM SUFFERERS.
Homes offered the Young nud Em-
ployment for the others.

County Judge f, H vasmer has re-
ceived letter from T. II. Bowman, SUI
perintendent CT the State Orphan home
that institution have been thrown open
to receive children who lost parents in
the recent d saster along the co2s.
Judge Vasmer has also received let
ter from p. r. Key OF HILLSIDE o. stating
that Hi county is badly in need OF co =
ton plckers. Mr. Key VIII take family
of from three to six members.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. October 1.-THE first game OF to.
days doubleheader lasted eleven innings Bos-
ton winning through tumble by McGlnnity.
II was a pitchers battle, Nichols winning
out because of faultless support. A muhed
ay BY Keeler In the sixth proved costly.
Kennedy had the Bostons at his mercy in the
second game which was stopped In the sew
enth by darkness.
Score
Boston .....0 900 l02 000 Oh 4 0
I}rooltlyn ...........0 go 900 col o. 4
Nichols end Clarke; McGiunity and Farrell.
Second game
Boston ,-..,..,.......,....Wp1 w "
brooklyn ..-.,..-.+.-t...4 -}g5 vi - l
Wills and Common; Kennedy and Farrell.
Chicago. October LIST. Louis miserable
fielding allowed the locals 20 win easily to-
day. chicsgos latest ind pitched good
game foi starter. Although baited rather
freely he kept the hits well scattered.
cs score - 100 100 OPS ! ,
St Louis $780,. .uio vep " :
Esson and Donohue; Jones and Criger
New York. October i-carrick caused New
Yors's defeat this afternoon. lie lost his
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10 rure Luniness.

Malaria makes YOU lazy. ianguid and
ifeleFs valerio-p Phosphate Quinine tab
CTS are guaranteed 70 cure Nahria. Does
Mt cause nervousness or ringing In the
head. % cents.
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Perfumes disguise offensive breath. but
casearets Candy cathsrtic remove tho
cause anc provide a quick, permanent
remedy All druggists. ice. CSC. SOC.
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bearings in the third inning and before he
got settled down again the visitors had four
runs. more than enough to win.
Score ii Il
Philndelnhia ...........04 600 600 6 II 2
New York ...... 900 200 600 10 2
Donshue and Mcfarland; Carrlck and
Grady
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ponnIi., conyen,,on.

On account Of The very fm'Il attendance
o. the populists yesterday from the al
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BIG RICE COMBINATION
Plan as Printed In The Past Submitted to
jefferson County Growers.
tue COMMITTEES WILL RECOMMEND il
To the Farmers ne n Good Thing for
Thcm--said TO lie Admissible
into Texas.

TN. Ia-
tiyes 81 ,rr,yattrs aa,a,. ,, II ..,,.ss ~
49,. N N'S ""N ~ oeue'S ~"
"'es'cd III the culture or hanulinS OF rice,
Tor tho purpose OF looking into a PROPOSE
ton 10 form an orranixatioo sp,o,s ,hn rio..
s,owass '"e ''NV
'N
Inc meeting was called at the instance
OF c. c. Duson of Crowley end Ana,rson
n ts..a ., >,,. W. ~. NJ.
4'e'N Va ->'" iViN Nity' MT lusoh Is
prominent rice grower and miller OF Lou
isiana and Mr.. Herd represents a oomnany
uhich has - -. 49,, - 49,,
N, ~ ~. DNeA W e"hi@'u' pu' VINCE
VIII pe ORGANIZED with tai stock Of
s''SVv,vvv unuvl tne laws OF Louisiana. vita
hN euuuaiters III crowley. inc oplect OF the
S0ipo auon was set forth IN conract PUB
nsueu III ne fost thls morning under a
SroWieN date.
ne instt'hk was called TO order by John
u. Gooahue' who was Subsequently elected
chairman secretary was elected and MIR.
1oounue theu introduced Messls. Duson aud
ZERO anu ealieu upon them 10 explain the
oo!.St OF yne meeting MT Duson said
ne OBJECT OF 1n4s ne, tts IS TO con-
suit Win the rice farmers OF this section on
the PLAIN proposition to contract to buy tn !
lulners rice al stattd prce Tor TOUR
Years, with an option Of four years more
on the contract. You Will best understand
tue plpn nv hearing me co itr- Z read and
Will submit II Tor your read ng.
The contract above mentioned was then
feno, az inc conclusion oil winch discuss on
,WNNVN winch C"Htuueu lui nearly TWO
Hout IN uear. MIN ahe small ana large
as suggested Inv ouostions from H. andI.
ence and answered BY MIR Duson and Mr..
litrd IN explanation Mr. Herd said the
pan OF nus coIupanS was 10 secure sigma
lures ana agreement OF 20 or ~ per cont OF
ti,e Iies RrowerS OF tno uh'tsu states 70 inns
oon,rset rms must DO Done before TIE
NLnpany Is permanently organlSen, because
wlthout tnese agreemeh's the purposes OF
~ e"nlpsus wohiu pt luopeTasNs Wnsn
these contracts nave been signed by the
NV ~ fhtiS the company VIII then nc or,
ganizen. as sIa,ed above WITH capital
SUCK CT SIoVo,uV' an cash pad-ln stock
ABOUT the nrst question proposed TO Mr.
Hero was what chect the trust laws OF Texas
WOULD have on MS plans ai,or ana he said t. teat
nc had consul ed with attorneys IN rms Guy
WITH reference TO this Question ana that thsy
ma pronounced i sam'ss,hle unaer the law,
You see SAID Mr. Herd, we propose
this. 70 buy your rice TOT four years 10 come
al stated prize II is not an asre'ment
to sell at certa price. out we ony no"
all the rice you may RAISE ana pay YOU q
hNed price tor IT, which u cerlalhN not
trusts method OF doing ouslne's or eve
ne one would oe perH't'eu W poS ''oo u any
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BRADFyEZD'S
Female R@4GSf@GGg.

which is the true cure provided
by Nature for all female troubles. 1t
is the formula OF physician of the
highest standing. who devoted his
whole life to the study of the dis
tinct ailments peculiar to our moth
ers, wives and daughters. 1t is made
of soothing. healing strengthening
herbs and vegetables, which have
been provided by kindly Nature to
cure irregularity in the menses. Leu
corrhea, Falling of the Womb, Nerv-
BUSINESS. Headache and Backache.
In fairness TO herself and TO Brads
Ield's Female Regulator, every
suffering woman ought to give II a
trial. A large 81 bottle will do q
wonderful amount of good. Sold by
druggists.
srad for rsly iivs'ra'sd free book sn'As svsa-t.
The Bradfield Regulator Co.. Atlanta. Ga
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state and County Tax Collector Georsc
L. Glass report for the month OF Sep
TENDER shows the following collections:
Dslinouent taxes ......-;....,,..sl.25 81
Occupation taxes ........,....... 602l 90
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New York. October i,-carrick caused New
Yors's defeat this afternoon. lie lost his
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Beaumort Texas o@ob'r The regular
October term Of the county court was con
vened in the county court room this morn
ing with Judge George c. O'Brien on the
bench Sounding the various dochets o'cu-
ped tho time OF the court until adiournment
at noon. Following arc the settings for the
week:
Criminal docket Tuesday. October q. s'dO
a IN. Jury civil docket Thursday october
4 $50 a m Non-jury civil DO kot, Friday
october s. $50 a. M Probate docket Mon-
daN o Lober s. $40 a m.
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Electricity, applied by Or. Bennetts Bec-
tsie Bclt. develops and hnrdens every muscle
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81 WILL WARRANT

The Cure III Every Cnre where L
Recommend the Treatment of My
Electric BeIt." snys DR.. BENNETT
Tine Doctor Cautions You TO Look
out for Humhug limitations.
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DEATHS.

In this city. Deerirg district June 0. Lucinda,
wife OF Wadsworth verriil aged IS years. Q
ifrayers Tuesday forenoon at 10 O'Clock II
her late residence. a. Holly street. Funeral 81
$50 o'clock from West Cumberland Methodist
church.
In This city, June 10, Carl n. Haiverson.
youngest son Of Clarence and Mabel Halverson.
aged months. ~ days.
funeral this iAionday) aftsrnoon a. O'CLOCK
from 68 Beckett street.
In this eiIy. June 0, Mr.. Johd Dimond. aged
Funeral Tuesday from 100 Grant street.
In this city. June 10. Annie s., wife OF Capt.
John Orchard. aged s. years. 6months. 10 days.
Funeral services Tuesday at 10 o. N. AZ her
laie residence. IS Munjoy street. Burial Al
10 south Portland. June 10. william H. Carter.
aged Il Years..
INotice Of funeral hereafter.1
In Knightyillc. June 10. Gertrude l.. Eldredge.
daushter Of Thomas y. and Mary q. Walsh.
TFunerai Tuesd ny morning at O'Clock from
her parents residence, - q street, knightviile.
IRsqnism hiRh mass at st. Dominates church
at O'Clock
In Eiisworth. June 4. Thomas Alden crabzse,
In Dssff Isle. June 8. George W. Bray. aged
Ii Carroll. iowa. June .. John r. Hurley d
Ellsworth, aged 20 years.
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Is A MANIAC.
Charles ,. Harmon 0vcrpe wered BY the
Police

At ten O'Clock Saturday night the po.
lice were called to the home of Charles
]. Harmon In Fremont place. Harmon
calls himself physician and is man
who has given the officers more or less
trouble for several years past. Three or
four times he has been pronounced insane
and has been sent to the state hospital at
Augusta. Generally his insanity takes a
violent turn and at these times lhe
is a raviBg maniac.
A few days ago Harmon was discharged
from the insane hospital and at once re-
turned to his home in this city. Satur-
day evening he became very violent about
the house and in order to feel safe his.
s0ife was obliged to send TO the police sta
tion and request that the doctor be taken
away. The patrol wagon was sent to the
house and Night Turnkey Harmon
succeeded in overpowering Harmon and
giving him ride TO the station. Arriv-
ing at the station Harmon became ag-
gressive both in his actions and
his language. He resisted as best he
could and threatened all kinds of ven-
geance to the officers. He was locked in
to cell and told to keep quiet. To this,
however, he said that he would make all
the noise that he could.
Deputy Marshal Firth ordered the cell
to be barricaded. Even this did not re-
strain the crazed man who kept up q
torrent of abuse for upwards Of an hour.
Harmon is a most dangerous man and
the authorities at the police station Sat
urt1ay night wondered why he had ever
been allowed to 60 out Of the Insane no g.
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HARBOR NEWS.

Many OF the people who arc planning
to spend the season at the islands took
advantage Of the fine weather Saturday
and went down to arrange preliminaries.
Captain" Rounds invited q number OF
friends to go down to Peaks on the Alice
Howard which left the city at three
O'Clock in the afternoon. The sail was a
most delightful one and was thoroughly
enjoyed. The Howard is one Of the fast
est steamers on this coast and makes the
trip to Peaks in about twelve minutes.
The little steamer did good business on
all of her trips Saturday. Today she will
leave Portland pier every hour In ths day
from eight o'clock in the morning until
nine clock at night.
The west bound fleet which had been
In for some time went out in the after
noon. There was an even dozen Of ves-
sells in the list and as they kept well TO-
gether they made a very pretty sight as
they left the harbor.
The steamer st. Croix arrived at seven
O'Clock in the morning. She Will be laid
OF several days for repairs. The State Of
Maine took her passengers and frei ght
a nd at noon left for Boston.
The Eldorado..has gone to the railway
for repairs and her place is being taken
by the Pilgrim. The schooner Alicia B.
Crosby has also gone TO the railway for
repairs.
IAN of the yachts of the Portland
Yacht club are ready for the annual
cruise" said a well known member of
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SONS OF VETERANS.
Arrangements for she Esghseenth An-
nusl mpment.


Arrangements for holding the eigh-
teenth annual encampment Of the Maine
division, Sons Of Veterans, and the ninth
annual encampment of the Maine d.
vision, Ladies' Aid societies, are about
,,,,r,ata., Trha arcamp,rent An tn be
49,.
held In this Guy on Iuesoay anu "euhes-
day, June 1918. The meetings OF the
Sons of Veterans are to be held in Bos-
-. n. s.,r- -a,,. .,,c.. "a ~. ya.
woisn o'' h"AA' "o e
dies Aid are to be held In Thatcher post
hall. The first day Of the convention viii
-. s,va,, A., o,.,.r,x.tiou and tho recep-
e.. W o.ee $50
tion OF the reports Oh ehe various oinoers'
On Wednesday the election and installa-
tion of officers Is to occur, Tuesday even
,rr :. w,,so,,. a.,.,na .c.d.,nv the
ing ~ e
visiting members OF the order are 70 %
given a ball, with music by Chambers
orchastra IN wa.inas.,av evap,no ia To
800. ! ..,,,..,ar and a,s.ar,s,r,rsrt AZ
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MARRIAGES.

In Rockland, June Q. Capt James McNeely Of
Michigan and Helen r. Wfngfsld Of Rockland.
In South Thomaston. June 8. John II. De
Orsey Of WatsrviIls and Grace L Smith Of So.
Th9maston.
Annie T. Lawry. both OF Vfnalhaven.
In Union. June 2. Clarence A. Mank OF War
rem and Carrie Belle Gleason Of Union.
In Lam0ine. June 8. Art ur w. Brown Of Eden
and Miss Ruby N. Hodgk1ns Of Lsmolne,
In Sedgwick. Juns 4. Fred Sargent OF Sargent
Vile ard Miss Nellie X. Clapp Of Sedgwtck.
Sullivan and Miss L0ttie N. Andrews d South
G0uldsboro.
In Penobscof, June Q. Herbert H. Perkins OF
Ssdgwick.
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and 10c. AT same coun-
ter, three widths of white
cotton braid, at &c a yard,
reduced from 12c and
l5c.
Notions Counter
A lot of good quality
Pins, full 400 to the pa
per, at two papers for Sc.
Also a lot Of double COW
cred Nainsook Dress
Shields, sizes 3 and 4, at
10c a pair.
Womes's Hosiery Counter.
A lot of fine gauge
fancy cotton Hosiery, boot
style and stripes, at 25c
a pair, marked from 36c.
Chs2a,ss's Hosiery Counter.
A lot Of Onyx black
four thread cotton Stock
ings, one aud one ribbed
with fashioned French
feet, at 18c, reduced from
25c-sizcs 6 to Z 1-2.
Underwear Conner, knitted
A lot of fine Swiss
ribbed Vests, square and
: V neck, with and without
sleeves, with silk crochet
ed edge and tape, at lac.
Great bargain.
CHilaren's Underwear
A lot of white Jersey
ribbed Vests and Panta-
lettes, right for children
four to twelve years, at
IL lie today-the shirts
have-either long or short
sleeves.
Lfnsngs Counter
A lot of 36 inch double
fold black Percaline,
moried finish, at IL 1-2c
a yard.
Cloves Counter.
A lot of ladies' seven
hook Foster Lace Gloves,
Glace finish, in tans,
modes and grays, to go
at CSC today, regular
price, $3.50. Also a lot
of ladies' Jersey wrist,
black silk Gloves, small
sizes only, at half the
marked prices.
EndevzUeay, Muslin.
A lot of French Cor
set Covers, made of
white lawn, lace trimmed,
at 3Sc, marked down
from 50c-all sizes.
Coysets Counter.
A lot of low bust "Son-
nette" Corsets, drab and
white, at 75c, marked
down from $1.00. At
same counter, a lot of ex-
ira quality silk Corset
Lacings, -four yards
long,) in black and col
ors, at Csc, were 33c.
SKIRTS Counter.
A lot of navy blue Mo-
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May REPORT ToNIGH T.

The finance committee Of the city coun-
oil may report tonight some way In which
vaughan's bridge may be rebuilt and
may propose some method Of building
the 5000 pest house the board Of health
wants erected ON the Dsering farm. The
special committee appointed for the pup
rose win hold conference this morning
with the directors Of the Portland rail-
road In relation TO crossing the proposed
new bridge.
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WITH GOOD Judge must have both experience
NeaN3 and learning. A housekeeper should
9be good judge for she too must have
experience and learning or she may think that
the soaps made to look like Ivory Soap are Just
as good. With experience she will know
that they lack the remarkable qualities Of the
genuine. Ivory Soap-ee4>1Se per cent. pure.
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WILL INSTALL THEIR PASTOR.

Rev. John r. Boardman will be in
stalled as pastor of the West Congrega-
tional church on Friday, June 10. The
customary invitation signed by b. G.
Fuller, Henry G. Houston. George II.
Jordan and W. H. Morton, committee of
the church and parish has been sent to
all of the churches, and pastors OF the
Congregational faith In this vicinity.
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Maine Medical Association.

The ferry eighth ANNUAL meeting Of this Asso
citation VIII be held st Portland, In City Build
Il. ii and Is. lsee CHAs. D. SMITH. u. d.
may22.d3w Secretary
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k/anks Oakffks Counter.

Infants ONktfks Counter.
Two grades 36 inch
white linen, for dresses
and ladies' shirtwaists,
at 36c a yard, reduced
from SOC. Twelve diff
ferent styles of lace Par
asol covers, white, cream
and ecru, ranging from
&c to $3.50, to go at
half the marked prices
today. In same section,
a lot of white lawn Hats,
Hamburg trimmcd,at 75c,
were $1.00.
Basement.
One lot of Japanese
Paper Lanterns, at Toe a
dozen, marked from
$1.O0. One lot of fancy
Straw Banners, for dec
Grating the summer
house, at &c, were 10c.
One lot of China Mus
tard Jars at &c, were
10c. One lot Of engrav-
ed glass tumblers, at SIC
a dozen, were Soc. One
lot of cut glass Celery
Dips, at 7c each.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
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OWEN, MOORE & 60.

re s s:,.. z, , Z. s.
Portland. suns "A. fsos
HORTY-NINE
II special Bargains
for today's SELF
ing, forty nine chances
to save money on desir-
able wantable merchan-
disc.
Drabe,1es Roosk
Fifty-four pairs Of
N ovelty Nottingham
Lace Curtains, button
hole edge, choice new
patterns, at $3.50 the
pair, marked down from
$2.00 and 2.25. We
will also sell in this Sec
ton Sixteen Roman Silk
Blankets, 54x72 inches,
for couch covers, porti-
eres, steamer rugs, etc.,
$1.75, marked down from
$50.
SILKS Counter.
One line of plain China
Silks 20 inches wide, de-
sirable colors, for shirt
waists, ETC., at 28c a yard
today, marked down
from 800.
Counter.
One lot of Linen Cen.
ter Pieces, stamped for
embroidery, many differ
ent designs. which have
been selling at 75c to
$1.88, to go at half the
marked prices today.
Leather Goods Counter
An odd lot of sample
Belts, including fancy
elastic, beaded and jew
eled Belts, the regular
: prices of which have
been SOC to $500, to 60
at halt these prices Mon
day.
Fancy Goods Counter.
A lot of accurate Their
mometers, mounted on
fancy tiles with easel
back, at 19c, were 29c.
/esOel,y Counter.
One lot of glass Salve
Jars, with sterling silver
top, at 33c, marked from
4Sc. Also a lot of Pearl
and gold plated Sleeve
Links, at 15c a pair.
Stationery Counter
One lot of Fessenden
Bond Writing Paper, vi
guam size, at 12c a pound,
marked down from 19c.
At same counter, a lot
of good quality Playing
Cards, at TIC a pack.
ZofZek Gooas Counter.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-11

Among other people who will go to
Paris in August are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
G. Thomas and William III. Looney.
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Em5re6kssses Cossssr
(. A big box full Of REM
nants and short lengths
of Swiss Edgings and
Insertions, at 10c a yard.
Also q lot of white p.
X. Folds, assorted
widths, at 6 1-4c a yard,
formerly 10, IA and 18c.
Lfnems Counter.
One lot Of b'eached
Satin Damask, 70 inches
wide, six different pat
terms, our regular dollar
grade, to go today at
75c a yard. Also a lot
of Huck Towels, plain
white and with fancy
border 20x40 inches, at
IL lie, marked down
from 19c. At same
counter, a lot of pure
linen Huck Towels,
(grass bleach) plain
white with red borders,
at 25c each, marked
down from 81 1-2c.
G,1as bargain.
Handxeyrkss1s Coankey.
Twenty five dozen
mems colored bordered
Handkerchiefs, with mar
row hem, at Sc, regu-
lar price 10c. And a
basket full of pure white
lawn Handkerohiefs
(women's) slightly dusty
from having been used
to decorate the depart
ment, to 60 at &c each
today.
Ribbons Counter.
One lot of five inch
silk Taffeta Ribbon, sew
eral different colors
heavily corded with
white, at 3Sc a yard, re-
duced from SOC.
Ha6erdasAe,y.
One entire line of
Fancy Shirts (laundel ed)
fresh new goods, sizes
IA to 16 IL, at Toe,
marked down from
$1.00.
MEMS UndeyzOsay Counter.
A lot of fancy Mercer
lied Shirts and Drawers,
light blue and brown, at
75c, marked down from
$1.00-right for warm
weather.
MEMS Hosiery Counter.
A lot of fancy cotton
Half-Hose, black, navy,
cadet blue and red with
white polka spots, at
10c. SPECIAL Oalae. Also
a lot of fancy worsted
Golf and Bicycle Stock
ings (footless) at SOC,
marked from $1.25.
Um61eklas Counter
One lot of fine rain
Umbrellas, made up in
the best manner with
natural wood handles,