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I EXCLUSIVE NEWS FROM THE EIGHTY-TWO HE LEAVES Veteran Consulting Engineer Is Going G.T.P. Line" Mr. Collingwood Schrieber Will Inspect Transcontinental System. Has had Long Career of Activity. Carrying lightly the weight of eighty-two wlntera, Mr.

Colllngwood Schreiber, Canada'a veteran coneult-ln( engineer, leave today on a trip of Inspection over tha National Traa-conttnental Railway. Mr. Bchrelber'a trip la all tha mora remarkable when It la remembered that be will hava to make IM miles In the Rocky Mountain section on foot. Ha la confident, however. In tha face of such gigantic task of completing bla trip before wintry weather aeta In.

Mr. Sehrelber haa been supervising engineering undertakings for tha government ainoa Confederation, and waa styled an authority on rallwaya by DAUGHTER ELOPED WITH PLUMBER Parisian Millionaire Becomes Naturalized Canadian. Because he Wanted to Disinherit Children. Relatives Claiming That he had not OoanpUed With Residence Kequlre-aaenu Chare Him With Perjury Bat Jadge IMemleeed Case. Montreal, Oct.

11. Berauaa ana daughter eloped with a slumber and being unwilling to pay tha dowery of erctner aaurnter to nta grandchild, but belnt unable to avoid under French law giving bla children a certain portion of hla wealth. Auguate Pledellu. a Parisian millionaire, decided to become a naturalised Canadian and leave hla money where ha liked aa ha coulf do under Quebeo law. On taking advica from certain Par-latan counsel ha cum to Canada and took out naturalisation papers.

He than went to Quebeo and made a will disinheriting hla children, Hla rela-tlvee la France, however, learning of hla action and ascertaining that ha had not compiled with tha residence requirement before becoming naturalised, caused him to he summoned before tha local court oa a charge of perjury. Judge Choquet, after tha evidence dlemtseed the charge on tha ground that tha complatnanta had failed to prove wilful Intent- on tha part of Moos. Pleoallu In signing the false declaration at the time of his naturalisation. SUFFRAGETTES BEAT YEARS OLD ON LONG TRIP MR. COLLI.VGWOOD 8CHRIEBER, E.

Sir Charlea Tupper away back la tha early eighties. CONGRESS IS SUSPENDED President Huerta Using the Iron Hand in Mexican -Situation. Mexico City, Oct. IX Both branches of the Mexican National congress were' formally declared suspended at a lata hour laat night by Provisional President Huerta. The declaration waa made after lit member, of tne eham bora of deputlea had been arrested and lodged in the penitentiary for signing resolutions of warning to General Vletorlano Huerta because of the disappearance of the 8enator for Chiapas.

Dr. Bellaaro Domlnguea. A proclamation waa Issued Just before midnight calling for new elections of senators and deputlea oa October la, which data Is coincident with the presidential election. MRS. 1.

H.4RDTE. Mrs. John Hardle. widow of tne late John Hardle, who was for many years chief clerk In the Department of Marine and Fisheries, died at hsr residence Hi Laurier Avenue Wast, at the age of TS. Deceased was born at Newcastle.

where a alster le living. She was a sister of tha lata Hon. Peter Mitchell. Mrs. Hardle was prominent in church work In Ottawa and was connected with the r.WXJl, Home for Friend leas Women and other societies.

She la survived by three sons, Dr. Mel ville Hardle. Chicago. William of the Collegiate Insttute staff end Orant, of the 121 Rifles, stationed at India; and two daughter Jessie and Agnes- Interment will take place on Monday afternoon at I o'clock In Beech wood cemetery. AITfCK AND JAIL GOVERNOR td make hia escape, held htm while a third him Blame Official for Forcible Feeding in English Prison Governor Was Severely Injured London, Oct.

11. Militant suffragettea today attacked and severely maltreated Francis Edward, Forward, the deputy governor, and he Waa badly bruised before be waa able Two vomen caught hold of him with a horsewhip. and The suffragettea accused Dr. Forward of being responsible for the forcible feeding system which dealee. How Drinking Men are Saved Men and women who have become mastered by the craving for drink, can be saved only by proper -medical treatment.

Censure, fine and imprisonment will not reform them, because they have drunk until the craving and necessity for drink haa become stronger than the will-power to resist. If you drink, or if you have relatives, friends or employees who drink, it is your duty to investigate the 'Keal Drink Habit Treat-' meat, which is a safe, sure, vegetable-remedy, that removes the appetite, craving and necessity for drink in three days, without the -us of hypodermic injections. The Neal Home Treatment-is the same as the Institute Treatment and can be arranged for those who desire it. Call at the Nsal Institute, 873 Cooper BV, Ottawa, and get our proofs and references, or writ or phone for book of infor- nation. Phone Queen 7606.

Dxtfrj habit suoczasrvux JUwara of imitations. THE OTTAWA EVENING JOURNAL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, SATURDAY JOURNAL EXTRA ATTACK ON LANDLORDS LAUNCHED Lloyd-George Bitter in i Crit- icism. Would Pay the Parson but Pay Laborers First. Declare Land System of ret Britain la a "Ghastly Call Condition Scandalous. London, Oct It The campaign to free British land from landlordism and get the people back on It was opened, today at Bedford by Chan- cellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd- ueorge.

who waa accorded, a trtumpn-nt reception. I Hia aadreas bad been heralded In I advance by pagva of gosalp In the i wew.uauero. Mr, i'toyd-Qeorge proceeded to tell of the "ghastly failure" of the land system of ureat Britain, where, he said, the ner centaae of cultivated land was lower than in any other country of Europe. He attributed this to the "fatuous and unbusinesslike methods of tha The agricultural laborers of the British Isle, he said. reueivea tower pay ana worked longer hours than any others.

It was, he declared, a scandal that "HO per cent, of the farm laborers of this country are in receipt of a scale of living lower than that of tha poor The entire wage of the farm labor-era of England and Waiea amounted to only a year, wheraaa tha parson and the landlord, ha continued. got out of the land. "Much aa I love the parson," be aald. "I would Day the laborer first. It ts no wonder that scores of thousands are fleeing aoroaa the aeaa trom aucn a land of mean bondage." The chancellor In unfoldinz the rov- ernment'a scheme for the Improvement of the land system pointed out that the financial aid of the atata would nave to be Invoked In order to deal firmly thereby and drastically with tne monopoly.

The walls of Bedford were Discard ed with flaming posters calling on the working men to support the "people's chancellor." Extraordinary precautions had been taken against the militant suffragettes and other possible disturbances Arches had been erected, and the local police re-lnfoTced, while the fire brigade waa In readiness to use Its hose should any attempt be made to rush the barriers. Firemen were posted on tha roof and In the garret of the hall to apy out the "wild women" who, it waa suspected, would try to repeat the tactics they oai previously aooptea. LAWSUIT OVER MILK WAGONS Man Who Sold Vehicles Took Them Back. Claimed Purchaser had not Kept Agreement. Judge "MacTartsh Orders Defendant to Either Return Wagons or Money and be Chooses Latter Course.

At Saturday's sitting of the county ccurt Judge MacTavlsh gave Judg ment In the case of Bisis Broa plaintiff, vs. George Blgoualee, defendants. The case, which was formerly heard hs the city police oo'urt, deals with tho aale by ueo. uigouaise, a local mux dealer, of three milk waggons and several milk cans and bottles to Bla Broa. The aale price waa 137s, and waa paid by Blala Bros, about April Mth of this year, the arrangement being that the balance should be paid within a few days On April 3th.

It la alleged. Bleou- else, not having received the balance of one hundred dollars, took away the goods which ne Dad delivered, refusing to return the Iris which he ha-1 received. The defendant In the case aaya that the whole amount of H7li waa, according to agreement, to have been paid him before the delivery of the goods, and that ne only allowed the plaintiffs to have the use of the goods on condition that they paid him tne balance due before the Kth of Apru. Me atates that he now la and always haa been willing to return the goods on receipt of the balance due him. Judge MacTavlsh ruled that the plalntlfa in the case, Blala Broa, may either pay the defendant, Blgoualee, the balance due hint and receive the gooda or recover the money paid by them, leas forty-five dollars and eighty cents belonging to the defend ants.

Tha latter course waa. preferred oy tne piainurra KILLED IN STORM. Several Frrsbna Loan Tbcir lives During Revere Storm In Wisconsin. Lacrosse, Oct 11. A violent wind storm which swept over Southeastern Wisconsin last night caused tha death of several persons and heavy property damage.

A report from Toman, said the town practically had been wiped out and several persons killed. Other towns reporting damage to property were Msuston, Union Center, Hllla-boro, Wonewoe, Lavalle, Elroy, Friendship, Arkdale and Beloit Elroy suffered heavily. Maustoa sus tained dsmsge to buildings that will exceed fc.D0.IMO, It was reported. Sour Stomach sea sea alliens Balna In efce at. eCecUvs action of raraW, a best ol all pun They relieve eonsupsdon wttaout bad arter-enecu.

I bey me ne Parmclee's VEQE-TADlet Pills FINDS WATER PRESSURE IS VERY POOR Firemen Handicapped Blaie To-day. At Experimental Farm Highest Point in City. Pressu re. FlreChlef Declare, waa normal In Other Parts of City bat Farm la In I'nique Position, Aa the result of being tha highest point la the city, there was scarcely any water pressure to assist the firefighters at the Experimental Farm thla morning, when the main cattle sheda were burned to the ground. About two years ago the Experi mental Farm officials, realising thla lack of pureeaura.

Installed a booster engine and a tank which will hold, about 10,00 gallons, The water ts not I pumped Into this, however, until later In the day, ao there waa only about five feet of water tn It thla morning when the fire broke out This, how. water for five streams, but Immediately this gave out fourj streams fell off, leaving only one to I keep the fire under control when at! Its fiercest. Luckily the strong wind which waa blowing changed before this occurred, and blew tne fire away from the building. Chief Oraham stated thla morning that tha only way to Insure the aafety of tha buildings would be to have four or five more engines and tanks Installed on the grounda. OTTAWA MAY BE IIN IT Senior Basketball League to be Organized on Monday.

Montreal, Oct. 11. Tha first step towards organising a Senior Basketball League will be taken on Monday night, when 8U Patrick's A. A. A.

will meet to organise their basketball club for tho coming season. The club will have three teams for city leagues senior. Intermediate and Junior. It Is doubtful If there will be a Ctty League thla season. Efforts are being made, however, to form a league with the M.A.A.A., St.

Patrick's, the T.M.C.A. and some outside teems. Sherbrooke has expressed a wllilng-neaa to form such a league, and It la believed that Toronto and Ottawa would also favor aa Inter-pro vlndal league. Besides the three teams referred to. Bi.

Patrick's will also form a club lesgue. BAD FIRE AT CALEDONIA Big Storehouse and its Von-tents Destroyed This Morning. Caledonia, One, Oct. 1L Thousands of dollars' damage was this morning by a blase which broke outi In the big store house Bear the Grand Trunk tracks, halt of which was occupied by the Alabaatlne Company and the other half by the Bhlrra Milling-Company. The former company had.

60,000 barrels of cement stored there, and a lot of value machinery. Thla la practically an entire less, it la believed that moat of the grain stored by the milling oompany will also be a loss. The damage la only partly oovered by Insurance. The cause of SHIPPING MILK ACROSS BORDER Xrw t'ultrd State Tariff Stirs up Dairy Cattle Industry Along the St. Lawrence.

Cornwall, Oct. 11. (Special). The Beskes Dairy Company. ooeratlna a Jarge milk atation and condenaary at siaasena (springs.

are. erecting a new shipping station at Nyando, N.Y., the first atation aouth of Cora-wall. The buildings will be erected on the corner of the Mllmoe farm next to tne railroad track on the N.Y. and O. railroad and a awltch will be built from the main line to the atation.

There la a large dairy company In the immediate vicinity which will supply a lot of milk and under the naw tariff which let. in milk free from Canada, they will probably get a lot across tha St. Lawrence at thla point. i is unaersiooa tne mux win be shipped to New York over the O. and N.Y.

railway. Cattle dealer are taking advantage oi the new United States tsrirr which admits cattle dut free, and large shipments are td be made from thla aide. Brock vllle. )nt Oct. 11 (SneclalV Since the Wllenn-Underwood tariff has gone Into effect across the line extensive shipment of cattle have been made from Brockvllle to tha New York and Buffalo market.

Four hundred head were exported vaster- day to New York and 100 head mora will be sent to Buffalo beginning of next week. The buyera. are from northern New York polnta. MARRIED IX KXGLA-VD. London.

October a Th. m. rlage wua quietly celebrated In St. Margaret Westminster, today, ef Treasurer Coady, of Toronto, to Mr. William Howden Phoerburn, of ftoae-neath, Scotland.

A lot of young men had made sr- rangements at Quebeo yesterday even-1 lug to bum an effigy of Oodfroi Lang-, lola, of Le Pays, Montreal, but before-th hour arrived they were warned by i th authorities not to ao so. and tba execution therefore did ot com sS. I hop With Transfer ITTTt! oa. it lnJEi Bam Ulna. Important Sale of Women's Knitted Wool Coats $3.50 to $3.50 VALUES TUESDAY $1-95-" From our unsurpassed stock of Women's Knitted Wool Sweaters and Golf Coats we will clear Tuesday.

Three hundred in plain and fancy knit, high and low collars, good range of white, gray, cardinal, navy, fawn, tan, black, etc $3.30 to QC values. Tuesday Five Thousand Women's Garments in Flannelette Wear Go on Sale Tuesday at Big Savings Tha combined purchase, of this store and Tha C. Rosa Co. 'a for flannelette underwear are now pouring in and overcrowd our atock rooms. In order to dispose of some of these first shipmenta we will on Tuesday table five thousand garments to be cleared at greatly reduced price.

aAX OFPOKTUNITT XVEBY WOMAN WILL WELCOME. and coming just at the beginning of the season, when every woman wants flannelette underwear, we feel confident the demand wiU be so great the morning will see many of the lota almost cleared, so that we advise early shopping. The underwear in this aale ia all new, the beat quality flannelette, neatly trimmed, perfectly made and finished. 98o NIGHT GOWNS Three hundred women's Nlaht slip over style; leniths it, and SS Inch. Splendid value at Ho.

Tuesday U7 WOMEN'S $1.39 OVES SIZE GOWNS fOB 98c Women' over else Night Oown. in extra heavy Flannelette, open front styles tn pink, whit and blue, A food valu at 1.J. QQi Tuesday fijy 69e STRIPED 7LANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS TOR 6O0, Women' striped Flannelette Nlsht Oown. pink and whit and blue and white: all Mother Hubbard sty lea, with yoke; length 14, (TA. tt Inches.

Good vlu at a each, Tuesday Olls WOMEN'S $1.69 NIGHT GOWNS TOE $158. Women' Nlht downs of soft fleecy white Flannelette, trimmed with tueka. Insertion and floaa: cood range of aUp over or open front atylea; tenstne SS, (I, and SS Inchee. Bouaht to sell special d- or at tl.S. Tueedsy tPXsaetl WOMEN'S $225 NIGHT GOWNS TOR $1.95.

Women's Nlsht Oown of beat duality Flannelette; soft, fleecy and warm; white only. A aood value at ll.lt. Tuesday $2.25 and $2.00 HAND BAGS, $159. One hundred women'a Hand Bass, black only; new envelope shapes and other style; aome leather lined with purse Inside and metal frame Regular price li.lt. $1.00.

for, each JJQ NEW BOOKS IN OUR LIBRARY. The Trail to Yesterday, by Charles Alden Belse. Jack Chanty, by Hubert Footner. to a day brine all the new book within th reach of all our customers. List of Special Bargains in Home Necessities Dept.

WIDE SKIRT OR IROXISG BOARDS, Clean aelected baaawood. wide enda. with rounded corners, neat. smooth nnish, nve feet long BATH BEATS. 75c Extra well made, adjustable to At any both; made of aolden oak, oil fintahed, with metal end er.

Regular tl.lt. rJA. Special lifC COBBLERS' OUTFITS, lac Handy household set for repelr-tng of one -Iron atand, three laata, large, medium, and smslU hammer, knife, 1 awls, and tacka Packed In wooden box. Bale price 'JEyQ 'il'gL' ALUMIXUM SEAMLl-JiS WATER PAILS, SSc With strong bale handle, extra fine quality Oaf PIECE CARVING SET, Beat Sheffield ateel, with white celluloid handle, neatly flnlahed, mounted or carved. Reg- At ular To clear tB let) FINEST SHEFFIELD TABLE KNIVES, tl-SO Dos.

Beat quality polished Keel bladea, white celluloid handles, round or-ovsl. Table knives, rn 11.00 dessert thl.OU TUMBLERS, 78c Do. Fin cryaul glaaa, in etched fern decoration, heavy bottom, ox. Regular 11.00, to clear rwj? lUt The Advantage of Tuesday's Specials in Furniture and Carpets AT 14 to IM SPARKS ST. OAK EXTENSION TABLES AT HALF PRICE.

Few only to clear. Oenulne oak. In aolden finish, round tope, nve heavy fluted lea. Some of these are' altghtly damaged through etore handling. Regular price waa 118.00.

To clear on Tuesday qq WHITE ENAMEL AND BRASS BEDS, SS.SS. 4 different designs In this lot, heavy upright or contlnuoua posts; good centre filling and fancy chills. Usual selling price to 110.00. Tuea- DEN' CHAIRS AND ROCKERS REDUCED TO Oenulne oak In fumed or aolden finish, with spring seat and padded back, covered with Spanish art leather. Regular 17.60 and la.

00. Tuesday IMPORTED BRUSSELS CAR-. PET. Se Yard. A very low price for eurh atrongcloaely Woven carpet.

Th patterns are Oriental, Perln, Floral nd Conventional, and wear clean through to the bark. Border to match. Regular sell-jig price, 11,11, Tuea- QJJg SMALL WILTON AND ASMINSTRR CKE.TLV REDUCED. Annul 1 or 11 Rug In this lot. Sites by 0 to by 0.

Special high grade aualltle. In which are aome value un to dsrV 0" $12.50 A.E.E2EA i The Very Special WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE GLOVES UP TO "$..75 PAIR TUESDAY 98ePAIR. Oddments 'in several lines of Dent's, and Tre-' fousse, in all about Six hundred pairs Women's One and Two-dome fine French Kid and Suede Gloves, white, black, and a range of colors, heavy embroidered back, white and black, Dogskin with one pearl dome, finest qualities. Selling regularly up to $1.75 QQA nair. TWarlav i CLEJJUNG AT 9o.

Oown of soft white Flannelette In $1.50 Embroidery Flouncing For 69c. 0 yard 44 and ST Inch Bwla Mualln Flounelnav In exquielts deals-? of blind, eyelet, end exquisite laeey effects for ladles' and children's dresses, skirts, etc CQs Regular II. 10. Tuesday OeC We are Showing the Very Newest in Silks to meet Every Demand Some the Very Best ViIbm may be Had Tuesday $1.00 FRENCH COLORED LIBERTY SATIN, 75c A rich, high, lustrous, soft draping quality In aky, pink, Alice, hello, mala, purple, reseda, silver, taupe, tan, brown, seal brown, myrtle, emerald, navy, light navy, hussar, etc An Ideal weave for trimmings, also Un- HKt Ings: regular prloe 11.00 yard. Bale price tlli $1.50 SATIN MESCALINES, 98c.

Satin messallnea. a soft draping and street ehade. one yra wide, dresses Regular prloe 11. SO. Sale $1.75 and $2.25 COLORED DUCHEB8B SATIN FOR $1.29.

An extra heavy quality of Ducheaae Satin, especially adapted for lining furs and winter wrap. In all the desired shades of aky, hello, mala eorui browns, blues, greens, gray, regular prices II. 7t J- JQ and ll.lt a yard. Sale price PXeeti7 $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 NOVELTY DRESS SILKS FOB $1.29. Novelty Dress Silks, In double widths.

In chiffon, taffeta, messallne, and Palllstte weaves. In stripe, broche, and floral design, both light and dark color combinations. Regularly 11.00 to 11.00 a yard. Tue- fr-t OA day, per yard ipAa7 Additional aale of twenty exclusive Dress Lengths thst sell regularly at 110.00, 110.00, 140.00 and 150.00 each, marked at one half and one third of the regular price for Tuesday shopper. Reduced Prices for Men's MUX'S BLACK VICUNA rAIX COATS, 97.

M. These are undoubtedly the best values we were ever able to offer. They are worth every cent up to I 110.10. Made from pure all wool black Vicuna Cloth, aome with silk I facing, some with plain facings. Have extra good wearing lining.

1 Very emart roata In ev- 4rw PA 1 err way: all sues J) A- at. Me aSel Go iMuatera, Glove Sale) 'Ulrt WOMEN'S 100 PTJAMA SUITS, $1.60. Women' 1 jamas In striped Flannelettes, aky and pink and white stripes; slae 14 to 44. Tueedjtv WUBULH 0 000 UKAWXiUI AT OtfO. Two hundred pairs of Flannelette Drawers, of fine quality Flannelette, In plain white or gray; als 31.

it. 31, and IV regularly qn. eOe. Tuesday Oel WOMEN'S 69e OVES SIZE DRAWERS FOB Women'a over else Drawers of white Flannelette, trimmed lace, floaa embroidery or tucked ruffle; splendid value at Tuea- JJOC WOMEN'S 98o BLOOMERS 75c! Women' Flannelette Bloomer, white and pink, extra firmly mad, and lent roomy slsea, In It, 37. 31 and regularly lc Tuesday, for I Uf 75o FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTS TOR 50c Women' Flannelette Underskirts, pink and white, good heavy quality, wide flounce trimmed three row of floaa work; aood KA value at 74c.

Tuesday, for Another lot of women' FUnnelett Underskirts, trimmed 7Q with heavy wash lace: regularly tSr. for In the underskirts there are only fifty dosen. and they are exceptional valuea TUESDAY'S SAVINGS IN WOMEN'S UNDER WEAB. ISO Oarmenta, women's heavy winter weight Vesta and Drawer, whit and aray; all etyle. 09 tOo values.

Tuesday 0t0 100 Women' Cashmere and Union Combination, heavy and medium weights; whit and (ray. Res. tl.tt and 11.00. Tue- AA day VA-eVV lustrous weave. In the wanted evening 98C appropriate tor wsiinjwa price Fall Clothing on Tuesday Fall Overcoats for $5.00 TBat were $8.50 ta 12.50 Some exceptionally smart Coats are included in this lot.

There are about forty alto-' gether, in good smooth finish, and rough finished Tweeds, browns, grays, and fawns, with herring bone stripes, diagonal stripes and straight stripes. Some of them in plain shades; also few have silk facings. They are made in the regular Fall coat length, single breasted style. In order to clear up our stock we place them on sale Tuesday A A at MEN'S CAMEL HAIR AND SCRATCH WOOL RATS, I.T. Browns, fawns, greens, and moke gray.

The band match th hats; Bnme have bows at back; other have them at the side, silk lining and Hussiaa leather aweat band. Oood 11.11 val- dtl mrr uea special tpXelO $2.50 and $3.15 Bows $1.29 Fifty genuine value' la Cat Glass Berry Bowla high or low bowl, four design to choose from, Inches la diameter: regular price 11,10. 11.11. Tuesday, extra special 2J) MoCallV CO. LIMITED St ti Another Extraordinary Lace Replenishment ALLOVER" LACES, DRESS NETS AND CHIFFONS UP TO 95c YARD.t TUESDAY 17c.

Seven hundred yards of beautiful 18 inch Allover Laces and Nets, Colored 'Ninpns, Guipure and Oriental Lace Edgings and Insertions. Linen Torchons and Cluny Laces, Shadow Laces and Insertions. Values Jp to 95c a yard. Value $1.00. Bale, fill A Fashion Journal without a superior; distinctly a woman's magaaln.

Each number contain, more than fifty advanced fashion designs. For style, for Idea, for plane, for profit read McCall'a, tha high quality, big value magaslne at a low price, ftOo a year, with any lto pattern tree. By mall. I5o. The November Macaslne Is here.

It'a the Thanksgiving number, and very Interesting. Price On aale on the flrat balcony. Stock up in Small Things while the Notion Sale is on Money apent buying Notions la thla aale ha doubt its ususl purchasing power to-morrow. Look for these lots: 100) Pair Sleeve Protector. Black Oil Cloth, tao eds.

with dome buttons. Regular 11 He H2 'uesday. pir -m- rr-n Ax la Pairs Children's Rubber Diaper. nwfnei wun isces, ana enforced bow In 1 (lie. Regular price (Sc.

Tueedsy, pair a0 Nainsook Dreea Shields. Rubber Interlined In sis 1 only. Rgulr 17c. Tuesday, pair too. Pair Black Mohair Boot Levers.

Round tipped ends, Inches Ions. Regular price le. pair. Tuesday. 11 pair for sc.

10 V.laaUc Sanitary Bella, Extra strong, whit, all size Regular price lie. Tuesday, each 16c, SO Roll White) Bench Tape. Assorted width and length. Regular So. Tuesday 1 for 10c.

140 Mending Wool Bella. oa ball, white only. Reg. 7e, Tueaday, each Music Dept.r IITH.A SPEfflAT. TUESDAY 0KL7.1 -IM aaade Me Lara Toe." "Where did row gel that Curl?" "In say Harem." -You are my life, say alL "In the Flrrlisht'a Glow," "Whew I Lost Voa." "Banc Marvti." "Carewtante Walla," "Ottawa Rag." Regular ise, per copy.

Special price, Copies OCT vuinpiei" mi ot -j. 4- $1.00 Rea's Market Special Tuesday aiO TO 11.10 A. M. ONLV. TA I TA 1 TSA 1 will sell 1,000 lbs.

of Oood Blsek Tes. being psrt of eonslgnm.nt uoclalmad bouaht at a price much ibelow its sctusl value. SPSCIAL. PBS 1fc Naptha Soas, will wash snythlng ws.habls. Kg.

bars for .20, Eaale Matehea, urge pkge. parlor matches. Regular lec. per pkge. 1So.

Malt Vlnegsr, cross and Black well'a pure malt, what -you pay slis- where Uc. Per bottle It-t. alum Jam, E. D. Hmlth's Purs Mum Jam.

Aeg. fOc. Per tin Tfte. Llul Ammsflla. ua Brand.

Keg. 1 battle. lea. Kalalna, late Valencia, last year's Srto. per lb le.

la lb. boa Sraskfsst Bscen, good and firm. evenly mixed, sliced. rtr lb 24c French Psaa, Bolell Brsnd. Moyan'a per tin e.

Butter Maple Leaf Brand, po-nd block, per lb. 20. Baking Bo, best Quality. 1 Is, apanlsh large' and dry. for Le end Perrln's Hauca' Se.

He. Per hot 2c. CCnCALB. I. Cream ef VVheat, I Bibs, Ost Ma.i, I ZrJfZ) FOR 25c Belled Meal, i SPgCIAL IN CANDY.

Satin R.ttt, boiled candies, per lb. let. MaTMes, boiled see Ik 1c. Clear MIX sollad candles, per lt lie Chocolate. 11 different worth too.

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