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The daily news., 1900-03-19
THROUGH LONDON GLASSES
How Engiishmsn Look at the ART
can War Today.

How EngIiSbmsn Look at the AfrI-
can War Today.
LoSDOS, Naroh IL. - The peaceful
coBquest OF the Orange Free State pro-
grsstss so evenly that it iIn now believed
here will be little or no fighting on
Lord Roberts reaching the Vaal river.
How soOo be intends to start out with
MS object in view is not yet pointed
cut hut the pacifcstion Of the Free State
seems now engaging all bis attention.
When the move comes tt will doubtless
be sccOm panied with the secrecy which
"a characterized all the British Rd-
sauces on Lord Roberts part
Nsanw bile tbs taking OF Mafeking
.r-ercsJs all The Dctch in the north
.s.i seems 10 have had its back broker,
AL & 10 likely General Kitchener will
"a resume hIs p.a,e beside his chief
Ire lull that lets the British troops
% natal ana the Free State recuDsraJe
rags rest % the engineers aud the
.--.eut service. Girourari. ths young
alaG.zn Ocicsr who Tu.es supreme
.v-r tus railroads, Is now putIing his
tr--, 70 70 the most severe test IN an en-
-.av.r % Door supplies from Cape
M 20 Blp-m fOnteIn.
t..wauca1t Oliver, after leaving
.--, -crSdorp. went 20 RUuxvIlIem,
vre-e be 10 now reported TO be with
.i.v d small force.
ll Ley6s. the diplomatic agent Of
tle lransvasl. has disappeared from
t-u~se-s. According TO a GlOOe dis
-a--a. ae Is believed 10 have come TO
save COme 20 London, bot nothing rs
g. N here about his ErrlvRl.
lt -ssIns scarcely likely shat he would
.UIg lutO the hons mouth. aud the
-UsTcetic B0er republic is more likely
to be Eo01 heard at one OF the other
E1rCpsan capitals.
Irs departure OF Lady Roberts from
La:un for South Africa today was
made the occasion for u popular demon
'rsUon. Among her fellow travellers
were the Duchess Of Teck- who has
:'ue % JOIN her husband; General Sir
t5csr.ck Darlington and staff; Lady
,a-saam and Miss Rhodes, the latter
.-..l Rnodss' sister.
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THE OYSTER SEASON

The oyster in his bed OF OOZe,
Waked With start from his summer
SEoOze,
Opened his she'll. and sP "a. with yawn:
Il fear that our season OF safety is gone,
For my pleasant dreams were disturbed by
the jar
That is always caused BY the letter X.
And know by the keel OF that hideous
slOup
That some OF US shortly will be in the soupr'
And so they will. for the sloOp was
filled with the finest and fattest.
This sJOop was sent out by Nick
and these choice oysters are
now for sale, done or raw, ready to
chaw, at his restaurant. You can
get them by the plate, dozen, hun
dred, barrel, dray load, wagon load
or car load. Owing to the rush Of
business the serving Of regular meals
will be discontinued after this week.
but special orders will be served at
any hour of the day or night.
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kIlI~d Mules aud Driver.

-AUEENCEvuIE, Ga. March IL
--e-s was a terrible accident on the
>ea--lrd Air Line railroad Friday 81
User ia. The thro1gh freight that
'a>seG here st 10 o'clock struck q conn
--v telm and killed the driver and q
e. RI. mules st the crossing this side
'-.aster. The man killed was Lex
,-s'.l Mathews, son Of Henry B.
Mathews CT Martins district, in this
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THE BOER'S SPIRIT
IS STILL UNBROKEN
Encountered In Strength In
Mountain Passes.
evTRXIsHIEG REPORTED

.....h ,isb. Sii=ht AdvaBc-s-SoIn-
r...vtcuai Beers Surrender-M m
... Il thr Cape Parliament Now
,.s-r Arrest.
.---v.u March Il-Lord NcDon-
.ara.ry has rsconEo.Jered tie Free
-..,. -.,r O: Basutei4nd 70 DsBsers
.. a1-rs e slignt skITmIsh occurred
ID two Brush were wolade1.
legs vrrs a.s0 eacyUatesei II
..-ra ~ Van Rseu1ns Pass and
vas Pass
.a..s a.r.v.=g ne-e -eyor; that the
... a-4 manIfesuuS very vInGlc
..... ...-.r under defeat and that many
t..s ZERO respected have been
.. German ambulance dispatched
.-. . .-. -n-ces. near u DI5sr Spru.r,
.-.. ..-u lrsucored Dv the Beers be-
..- lev were uuaJ.e 10 keep pace
-.. ..e retreat They were brought
-. AMP wnc-e tIs wounded were
.... ,.- Transports were subsequent
.--. led ard t2e SuOalances were
...-.. g4e BOer lines
ru.atlOn has bssn received from
'. =. e-sd0rp that COmmandanJ Oliver
f.. rl-ed ais position On a hla IA front
. Zee British during the night Sew
... g ;ae Beers OF his force have sur
,.+yrel
-r Dewitt. a member OF the Caps
90. samsnt. and hIs brother hays beeu
81 >teG
zen GStacre's scouts have occupied
-.r.uz z.OuteiE. The country is clear OF
,8t enemy. The main column is fol-
-NluR the scouts.
dispatch from NaDzyl says the
ra.l-oAd nAs been reOpened from Bloom
f-nteln 20 Narval's Point
General Polo Carew and the grena-
GERS have just arrived as NarVAls
Point
The daily news., 1900-03-19

&oETsoNERY. Ala. March l7.-Pres-
l.sa. l.. ". Shsckelford Of the Troy
...s. college and President Patter-
.l- .. ,he Montgomery Normal oellegs
GeE-oss. have returned from Wash
lyon wnere they hsve spent the past
".'k .u tEs interests Ol the Dill which
.e.R, o. donate 25. OJO acres OF the gov
t---eaJ's land IN Alabama 10 the uses
. each o. the schools. They report
'..- ne bill has been favOrahly re-
.iel aud are very much grauted at
t-= .-Jspect for lie passage.
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A.ah.m.'s Ho.orrd Bishop.

N,WE, March l7.-RiFht Rev. Rich
a. locker Wilmer. senior bishop Of
'-- Episcopal dio5ese Of Alabama has
eel celohrnted his eighty-fourth birth
-ls As has home al Spring Hill. near
Grse Ga Nov. n he will celsbrats the
;-lsty- ninth anniversary OF bis bishop
s.- Ia Alabama. He Is the wisest, truest
AID cearest old man alive. perhaps. in
fls msnds o the people OF Alabama,
lie s devote lily loved by people Of all
.-veas and asses, aud his birthday is
Ea,Ier OF interesting note in this state.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
GOuf In Hena,

Gout has been produced i7 hens by a
Breslau doctor who fed them with
meat He gave the hens Dothing but
horsefiesh without fat and as much
water as they liked. with deplorable
results to the unfortunate fowls. Hav-
ing instilled the disease, he then un-
dertOok to drive out the uric acid by
administering eGgshell. which relieved
the hens to n certain degree.
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For County Treasurer.

/ hereby announce myself as n candidate
for denomination as treasurer OF EscRmbiB
county, subject to a decision at the ensuing
democratic primary election. and respect
fully solicit the support OF the voters of the
county,, pledging myself for the future the
same faithful performance of duty that
have endeAvOred TO fulfiIl during nay past
tenure OF the Office. J. W. FRATKR.
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Neeetahles B.dIr Isiured.

>AysNSAH. March l7.-Ths tsmpers-
'ase Il the country adjacent TO SAvan-
n21 went TO so degrees last night
here Is little fruit raised about here.
'at early vegetables were badly in
-S7e-. Beans and young cabbage were
A--ec The truck farmers Will lose
aesvslv By she freeze.
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For TaX Assessor.

! hereby announce myself as n cRndtdat
for Tax Assessor of Escambia county. sub
ject To the action Of the Democratic prIma-
ries. II elected expect to meet the appTO-
baton OF the tax payers and will do NV
duty in every detail as did when held
the office before.
GEO. REESE.
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For Superintendent Of Public In

To the Voters Of E-Camtia County: 7
hereby announce myself "A caudliat. for re-
election 20 the cf'!cr 81 county sUp-riuten-
dent of pubic instruction ana viii be-
pleased 20 have 'Lr support a. my friends
and vOtrr- generally az the coming demo-
cratic urImary election. y T.. CO0E.
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For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself Rs n candidate
for reelection to- the office of sheriff Of Es-
Gambia county, Florida. and solicit the suf-
frages and interest Of all my friends.
GEORGE r. SMITH.
The daily news., 1900-03-19

The friends Of Mr.. J. Il. 81 TEwAED Of Wal
nut Hill, having secured hl- On-pnt,
hereby announce his candidacy for meIn-
Der OF the Escambis County school Board
for the northern district. subject TO the ae-
tion OF the democratic primaries.
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For Circuit Clerk

announce nv candidacy for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF EscambIa county. subject
to the action OF the ensuing Democratic
primaries. l.. r.. l.. DANIELL.
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For schooI SUPERINTENDENT.

! am candidate for county supertnten-
dent OF public instruction, subject TO tho
democratic primaries. / respectfully so
icit the suffrage Of the EscambIa county
voters for the aOOVe-namsd position.
JAMES VI. TATE.
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For Circuit O. rk.

To the Voters of Escambia County:
hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office Of clerk Of the circuit court OF
Escambia county and will be pleased To
have the support OF NV friends and the
voters generally. JOHN TX Ia RUA.
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For schO ! SUPERINTENDENT.

To the Voters OF ESCambia County:
hereby announce myself "A Candida.e for
Superintendent OF Public Instruction fOT
Escambia county and ak the support Of ny
friends and voters generally.
4. p. BILL.
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For Comfy TreaAurer

! announce myself as candidate for
he Office of County Treasurer, subJect JO
ne action Of the democratic primary, and
SIX the support of my friends.
WILLIAM r. ANTEHsOF.
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For CLERK of the CIrcuit Court.

l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for recollection as clerk of the circuit court
of Escambi0 county At the ensuing elect
and ask the support of the voters.
A. NJ. MCMILLAN.
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For Member -chooI BOARD.

BY the request Of friends he rrbv an
nouucp my candidacy for member Il Fs-
Gambia County school Board for northern
Third di-trict. subject u thu action Of
the democratic primary.
e.. ETEWTpN. JR.
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For Justice OF the Peace.

Atthe suggestion OF numerous friends, D
hereby announce my candidacy for Justbne
OF the Peace OF the city district. subject to
the action of the nominating primaries.
JAMES X. LAEDRUM.
The daily news., 1900-03-19

Two men iu cafe were discussing a
Gift by a noted millionaire Of inrge
sum OF money 10 found 4 college CHAIR
Of psychology.
What is psychology, anyway" ask
ed one.
Its the study Of the mind. Of the
soul" said the other.
What's the good Of that asked the
sSeptic
"A great deal OF use" answered his
comDanion. i have studied IL 10 some
extent myself and can detect a weak
minded man from 3 strong minded one
by very simple test. For Instance. II
l can make you say fourteen against
your will you lack VIII power VIII
you let me try it on yOuE | believe 1
can make you say it.
Make me say fourteen against my
wiIg You can't do IL. Fire away!
And this is the way fhe test worked:
Allow much are six and four:
B.-Tcn.
Allow much are eight and three?
B.-Elevca.
Allow much are nine and seven!
B.-SiNteeu.
4. Griumphantlyl-Aha. There. you
said u. knew you would.
p Grd.Caantly'-Said whatE
A-SiXtoeu.
B.-Rut fourteen" was the word we
chose for tie test.
4. tcooHy)-WeH. you've said it now,
anv,,ay.-Ncw York Tribune.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
For Justice Of the Peace.

hereby ANNOUNCE my candidacy for re-
election TO the ONCE OF Justice OF the PeRcs
for the Second District. subject TO the ac-
tiOn OF the nominating primaries.
BOYKIS JOSRS.
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W. 0. w.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative.

hereby announce myself a. q candidate
for Representative OF Escambia county.
Florida, in the legislature, subject To the
democratic primaries.
&. MORENO JONES.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
EVERY DROP

of medicine that goes in a
filled in this store is
perfectly pure. Pure drugs mean a
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
a relapse. You want the best. Let
Us fill your prescription. and supply
other medicines, W. T.. Green d Co.
The Prescription Druggist 81 ;.
PalafDX street. Phone $50.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
For Tax Collector.

The many friends OF udRe +. y. ROni'sy
having obtained his consent hereby an
nOunce him as candidate for Tax COLLECTOR
Of EscambIa county at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS
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For Sheriff.

! hereby announce myself as n candidaGs
for Sheriff of Escambia County. and re-
spectfully ask the support OF my friends
and voters OF the county. II elected will
discharge the duties OF said office efficiently,
fairly and impartially.
VIII. HUTCHTysON.
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For Member school Board

Yielding 10 tn, urgent reque-t Of friends.
: Gav-. decided 10 again become a caudIdats
for mem Der Of the school board Of E-CamitA
county, .ubjecj 10 the action 81 the demo-
cratic urIrlnrfpl r WAKD.
The daily news., 1900-03-19

l hereby announce myself As a candidate
for reelection AS Tax Collector of Escam-
bis county. and ask the support Of my
friends and voters generally.
a. II. D'ALEMBERTE.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
For Tax Assessor.

The candidacy OF William w. Richards -
hereby announced for reelection as tax as-
SCISSOR for EscambiB county, subject To the
action OF the democratic primaries.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
Five Thousand Rolls

of Wall Paper in stock, all of the la
test patterns, and more coming,
Prices from sc 10 $l.75 per To!i. j. f
Ross s. Co., No. IL y. PalafoX.
Phone 81. 24f-tf
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For Representative.

l hereby announce myself a. a candidate
for Representative OF EscamhiA County in
the Legislature. subject TO the Democrat,c
Primaries.
J. EMMETT WOLFE
The daily news., 1900-03-19
For Sheriff.

! hereby announce myself a candidate for
sheriff Of Escambia county At the ensuing
election. &C. NANPELT.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
Furniture on Credit

Most beautiful line of side boards
ever shown in the city. WardrObes,
with glass doors Of every descrip-
tion, from the cheapest to the finest.
ROll-tOp secretary cases elegantly
fine line of china closets,
and everything contained in a first
class furniture store at .. NJ. PryOr's
Bargain Furniture HOu.e.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
-AerIcuItnraI E1perlment stntIons.

Under the direction of the acricul,
tural experiment stations thousands Of
simple cooperative experiments in
which farmers take part are now an
nuaUv carried on in different parts Of
the country. They consist principally
in the growing Of different kinds Of
crops. such as wheat, grasses, sugar
beets. vegetables and fruits or in the
testing Of different kinds OF fertilizers
as applied to the soils and crops in diff.
ferent Iocsiities.-Forum.
The daily news., 1900-03-19
Convention Call.

The sixteenth annual meeting Of
the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union of Florida, will be held la
Gainesville, April 3rd. 18th and 5th.
The first session will be at ; .. n,.
of Tuesday the third.
Miss Belle kedrney of Flora,
Miss, will give the convention ad-
dress, adding interest To the -occa-
sion. ALICE &. BROwN.
SARA j. GLENN, President.
Recording Sec'y.
The daily news., 1900-03-19

We will launder your spreads for
10 cents each and make them look
like new. Star Laundry.
The daily news., 1900-03-19

= -EE NFv- Want Column.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
THE Y. M. C. A.
Meeting of the state Association in This
City saturday.

A meeting OF the State Association Of
the Z. M q. A. was held at the rooms OF
the Portland Y. NJ c. A. ON Saturday
afternoon. Mr. Theodore H johnson OF
this city was in the chair and the seere-
tary was Secretary Garland OF the Port.
land Association. Representatives were
In attendance from fiftaen out of the six
teen associations of the state. The fol-
lowing state committee WAS elected for
the ensuing year: III. q. Day Of Auburn,
4. II. johnson, j. II. True, L. L. Gar
land Of Portland; II. NJ. Drew Of Lewis
ton; j. g. Blake, Il. A. Jordan OF Ban
gor; w. o. Fulisr, Jr., of Rocklan q;
President ventres Of the Colby Y. M. O.
A., President j. l.. Wilson OF the Bates
Y. NJ. U. A. A representative from the
Bar Harbor association will be chosen TO
complete the committes.
A very eofnplste discussion on the
needs In the state was had. Tt wzs tine
unanimous opinion that more ag RRes-
sfve work should be done and q commit
tee of three Is to be chosen by the chair
man of the stnte committee within the
next three days to draw a plan for the ao-
tiou. The committees win at once meet
and organize.
The most of the delegates are remaining
In the city today.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
MODERN CHlyALRY.
Was the swbject ON which Mrs. Bur-
ger Of Missouri spoke Last Evening.

At the Second Parish church last night
the speaker was Mrs. Nellie Burger Of
Missouri. she is one Of the younger W.
@. 7. u. leaders who is to make a trip
through Maine, speaking particularly on
the personal purity plank in the W. G.
Il. U. platform. Mrs. Burger is not only
pretty and attractive as woman. but she
Is singulariy gifted as speaker. She has
. musical voice which Is strong enough
to fill the largest auditorium and her
manner rs SO pleasing that she holds the
closest attention or her hearers. Tonight
she Is TO deliver another address 10 the
young men and women Of Portland ct the
Friends church, and undoubtedly many
OF those who hard this bright woman
speak last night will avail themselves OF
another opportunity to listen 90 hsr.
After the opening exercises, conducted
by kev. Rollin Il. Hack, the pastor of
the church. Mrs. l., M. N. Stevens, the
president OF the National w. g. 7. u.
introduced Mrs. Burger. Mrs. Stevens
spoke OF earnest workers In this cause OK
a quarter Of century ago, few OF whom
are today alive to carry on the great work
which this organization Of women has
undertaken. A younger set Of workers
have come to take the place OF thoss who
have laid down the weapons which they
welded so well and among them is Mrs.
Burger.
pleasing things about Portland and her
welcome here and then plunged at once
into her subjsce. She spoke on ehivalry
which she said Is no less apparent among
the men Of today than 1t was among the
knights of old. The armor OF the knight
OF today Is not OF gold, or silver or OF
iron, but righteousness. EmblaSoned on
the shield Of the modern knight are the
words, ~ will endeavor to treat all
women with respect and protect them
from degradation. viii treat every
mans mother, wife, sister and daughter
as 1 would my own should be treated"
she said chivRlry was God given legacy
to every man, but that 1t is ofTentimes
driven out by false education. The speak
er made an earnest appeal for the women
and especially the young women OF
America to make q stand against impure
language, profanity and coarse Jest. She
said that 10 laid in the power Of the
women of today to prevent young nsn
from using impure language aud from
drinking liquor If they would but assert
themselves. She also made an eloquent
appeal for one standard Of purity for men
ana women Today there Is the Bible
standard by which women are measured
and co ndemned, and another standard es-
tabIished by society by which men are
measured and condoued. Shs cansuRed
those women who turn from their midst
the woman who had fallen, but give q
smiling welcome to the man who was no
lass guilty. "It is an old saying that boys
must sow their wild oats but there Is not
q crop Of wild oats sown by our boys that
Is mos reapsd with tears by some
woman" The speaker moved her hearsrs
to tears with her eloquen7e and carried
conviction TO their hearts by her earnest
words
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
THE HuNaARIAN RAND.

We are PLEASED TO know that we VIII
have an opportunity TO listen 10 snsfher
concert By the Hungarian band, who at
Riyerton para gave 20 much pisnaure TO
all lovers OF music during the past sum-
mer. Let rs hope that large number OF
psopie niay take this occasion 20 welcome
AR. Masus by b~fng pressns at Sseo
on Sunday evsninR. See advertisement
among the amussBents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This 7uestion arises in thsfamily every
day. Let US answer 1t today. Try Jell-o.
a delicious and heaIthful dessert Pre-
pared In two minutes. Ne boilingi no
bakingl simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors :-Lemon. Orange
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack,
age az your grocerH today, 10 eta
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
Eastman Bros. G Bancroft,

In webbs Mills. Oct 80. George II. Winslow.
aged so years.f
In Litrhleid. Amaziah \. Gsogins aged ~
years.
In Fast Tharndske Nov. 4. Mrs. H. NJ. Small
aaed n wears
IN Bansor. Nov. /. Charles Il. sealand. aged
90 years.
son. aged 81 years
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12

For Den who like q ddsb
of color oDd snop in their
appearance. we have a
new line of Waistcoats
tbot will fill tbe bill. And
suits with a dash of greep.
or tiDge of red which pre-
vent the popular greyish
suits from being grey.
Fancy Wdistcodts as
low as $l.o8. as bigb as
So. SO.
Military style; sack cut.
business suits, from $7.63
to SIS: one pattern as
high as $l8-but 1t bas q
$40 air.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
MARRIAGES.

In orland. Now /. Albert W. Gott and Miss
Martha Helen Gibbs.
Lula A. Gray.
In Lowell, Oct. 81. 0daIbert A. Stanley ana
Miss Olive A. Stanley.
In East Belfast, Oct %. Carl j. Groston and
Miss Alice NJ GFfndeIl.
In Lyman, Nov. ., Freeman Alien of North
Berwick and Miss Maud OIss.
In Dover. Nov. i, Harry w. Warren aan Miss
Lucinda Foss.
In Bangor, Nov. ], Charles II. Mason and
Helen r. Crane.
In Hpbrou. Nov. a, Aaron Cor and Miss Ad-
die E Cushman. both o. Sumaer.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
BLANKETS.

We have a complete line of
blankets from 4Sc to $1,000 in
all sizes, particular attention is
called to our different lines we
are selling at 4Sc- 55c, SIC, 75c,
85c. CSC, Sf.2S in white and col
ored; also to the large white
fluffy blanket at $500 which is
acknowledged to be an unusually
good blanket for that money
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12
THOR
|OUGHLY
GOOD
.COTTOy
CON FORTS

Buying cotton comforts is
risky business. Its very easy to
make a mistake and get the
cheap, no-account, shoddy filled
apologies for bed clothing which
soon wear in holes and become
"bunchy." But we sell the
"Snow Flake and Olympia"
Cotton comforts, which are made
by the largest and best known
manufacturers of this class OF
goods.
The filling is one whole piece
of a wadding put in evenly and
smoothly and so fastened that it
will stay that way during the life
of the covering.
And the coveringsl You never
saw such a host of unique and
attractive patterns in every con-
ceivable color. combination and
effect.
Prices' Well they're very
modest. These prices will give
you an idea of the entire stock.
1929, f.42, $50, 4 IS, f.8o,
2.25, 2-75, 3.25-
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-12

Irish Point Duchess,
Swiss and Brussels
Lace Curtains, two,
three and four pair lots,
which have been $3.50
TO $500, to be sold at
f5Ve~Ly5fv< fer cent DIS
coznt today-these are
all very desirable cur
tains.
Silks Counter.
An assorted lot of
Florentine printed Silks,
been soc and 58c, to go
today at 35c per yard.
.eedZ<aVork Counter.
One lot of pasteboard
Photograph Frames, to
be covered, which have
been II and 25c, to go
today at 10c. One lot
of embroidered and jew
eled Linen Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Glove and
Necktie Cases, ETC.,
which have been $500,
2.25 and $50, all at
$LO0 today.
Leather Goods Counter
One lot of beaded
Elastic Belts, with jet
buckles, been from Csc
to 81 75, to go at half
Price today.
HanakeyrAzefs Counter
An assorted lot of
ladies' linen Handker-
chiefs, with hemstitched,
scalloped and embroid-
cred borders, some having
mourning edges, at 10c,
been 25c.
/ea0elpy Counter.
One lot of Sterling
silver Manicure Tools, at
58c, been 75c and 88c.
Stationery Counter
One lot of Keith's
best quality Writing Pa
per, at 25c a pound, regu-
lar price 60c. One lot
of Dennison's Crepe Pa
per, at 10c a roll instead
of 19c.
Toilet Goods CoHnker.
One lot of large pack
ages of powdered Borax,
at Sc, regular price 15c.
One lot of tsSorosis"
Toilet Soap at Zoe a
box, three cakes.
One lot of Clothes
Brushes at 10c.
ha6epdashexy.
One lot of fancy laun-
dered Shirts, colored,
percale, at 69c, been
$1.OO.
Basement
One lot of imitation
Wedgewood Ice Water
and Milk jugs, at 45c,
been 69c. One lot of
Match Holders at sc,
were 10c. One lot of
Brush and Comb Bas-