Take Time by the Forelock Saturday
Plan to Spend a Profitable Day
atKDLPATGilliSK'
By request wo will offer the residue of
the choice silks left over from Wednesday's
sale
owingto unfavorable weather
Figuring roughly we find we have still on hand
About 2,200 Yards Left
Many of our good friends missed the. last sale Satur
day, therefore, a sort of Consolation Salo. Messa
lines, finest foulards, fancy figures, stripes, plaids, taffettas
and pongees worth $1, $1.25 and some $1.50
All at 59c per yard, Starting at 8 A.
These On the Square near elevator
And flow for the Biggest Surprise Party Since We
Started Our Retail Business in LvJAHA
98 beautiful dresses, to be sold Saturday at a price, which
value considered, is so ridiculous, that it is sure to cause
a Veritable Sensation. New changeable silk taffetas,
fine messalines, dainty foulards, exquisite crepe meteor, Frenchy
chiffons, fashionable poplins, filmy voiles, 1 ce collars, spidery yokes, lace
and net cuffs, some prettily trimmed, girlish dresses, quaint effects, party
dresses, reception gowns, worth $25.00 to $50.00, one or two indeed were
marked to sell as high as $65.00
W i'eldo
Alterations must be charged for, but you will gladly pay the charges if
any changes are necessary.
It is a joy and a delight to mix with the crowds at Our Sales
Doorishness Never in Evidence always courteous service and
courteous customers, make ill nature rare indeed This sale will be no
exception.
Before yon enter and when you leave ele
vatorstake a peep at the goodies shown by
Mr. and Mrs. Cobb at the Candy Dept. Makes
the writer's month water while direoting your
attention to this Sweet Section. Men feel at
home also.
Silk Hosiery Sab Saturday
'A selected lot of well made Silk Stockings, ia
black! and colors, worth $1.00 a pair; Saturday
at, pair 79c
: These have cotton tops and soles, which adds
much to the life and wearability.
Big bargains, too, in Children's Hose tan
and black. All sizes. Made to sell at a quarter
15c per pair all day long Saturday.
, A special Vest for your consideration will be
offered at 19c. Minus neck, minus sleeves. 6c
of a saving on each vest may not look much but
"Many mickles make a muckle."
More Hew Shoes Have Arrived
All the newest shapes and colors in 'Women's
and Children's Shoes now in STOCK. If you have
not known shoe comfort and elegance combined
try our new department Come in the morning if
possible.. Chairs crowded in the afternoon.
Hen's Section
Saturday we put on sale a little over 8 dozen
of Lisle Union Suits short sleeves, ankle length,
all sizes. Suits which usually sell at $1.50
On Saturday 98c
Come early for these. Quantity 6mall.
. The White Goods Sale continues all day Sat
urday. Entire square near linen section given up
to display. Here, too, morning shopping is BEST.
Tho Whito Goods Salo Contlnuos All Day Saturday Entire Square Near Linen Section
Glvon Up to Display Hore Too Horning Shopping Is Best
Tttioinniais IKflllpaittipflelk: & Co
TH1RIT. OWE LIFE TO RAFT
Tai of Heroum tad Fearful Hard
Told by Colonel Omit.
USA. 8TUACS DIES BT ETJ8BAX9
Pleas ( Teas plae la n Dtsro
sarded kr Her WarIne at
Proeeae ( Im Ar Rat
Heeded.
' NBW YORK. April ll-Coleael Archi
bald Or, U. a A, the last bub of to
Tlbuwe eaved. wtnt sown with Mm ves
sel, hut ww picked a. II wu nwt to
Bight V nls dsutblsr. whs bad sr rived
from Wsshtngton, end hi son tn-law,
Pseil H. rabndue. Caknt Greote tola 4
remarkable story sf psrsonsl hardship
snd denied emphatically the resorts that
there aad any panic aa hoard. Ht
preload tha htgheet term tha Bf
heeler at both tha passenger ana araw
and paid a hlh tribute ta tha haroHrn
ef tha wonts passenger
k Refaeed teTteav Haakon.
"Mr, leader strati," ha said. "wnt
to bar death because aba would sot aaart
her husband. Although ha pleaded with
ler to taka bar plaoe la tha boat, ear
steadfastly i refused, aad when the (hi
settled at tha haad the twa wara eeeTiIfed
by tiia wev that wept It.
Coloaal Oracla told at kow ba wu
driven ta tha topmost deck whaa MM
hip settled and as tha aola survivor
afttr tha wava Uiat sweet H Juat before
It final aluage bad passed.
"I Jumped with Mia ware, aald k.
"Juat aa I often hare Jumped with the
kreakare at tha minora. By great fsad
tortus.! man) ts ma tk prasi
railing aa the dock eheve sad I hao- aa
by might and goals, Whaa tha ship
plunged; dowa 1 ww forced ta tat BB and
I waa swirled around and around (ar
what Baaiaad ta ba an hdrsdaH
tints. Brant yally I anna to Ui aurlaa
U (lad Mia aa bhi ef tangle wrack-
"Lacklly, I Waa unhurt aad aaatiBg
about BiaBMad ta aalaa B w aad an gratls
floating aaarby. Whaa I kad recovered
iy areata I discovered B tartar canvas
and oork Ufa raft whlck bad floated Bp
A man who earn I did sot learn waa
etrugg llnaT toward It from noma wrecks:
la which ba bad dun. I oaat au aad
balpad him to (at onts tha raft aad w
than betas tha work sf raacurnc Una
who had Jumped Into tha aaa aad wan
floundtrlnf In tha water.
"Whaa dawa krok thara war thirty
of ua on tha raft, standing knot daep a
Uta Icy water and afraid to move lent
Mia cranky era ft ba aaarturwadi Several
unfortunates, benumbed and half dead,
besought ua to aava tr.era and one nr
twa made effort to reach ua, but we had
ta want Miam away. Had w made any
effort ta aava them we all might anew
perished. Tha hour that elapeed before
we ware picked up by the Carpatht
wara Ua longest and the meat wimble
that 1 avar event Practically wlUieut
any nsasstlo ef feeling bocauia af the
ley water, wa were almoat dropping from
fatigue. Wa wara afraid to turn around
ta look to aaa whether wa were aeon by
paaatnd craft, whaa aameaaa waa wu
facta utera paaeed Mm word Una ome
thlng that looked Ilka B stesmer wu
coming aa. One af the am became
hyatertcal under the at raj a. Tba root of
ua. too. ware Baarlac the breaking
poUif .
Coloaal Grade denied with ampkaata
CftIa,
fl r.
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Wmm
DISCOUNT
FOR
Saturday-
; ONLY
On Eocry Hat in oar
enormoat ttock including
all
Dres Hats and Street Hats
Oatrich Feathara, Algrrttaa. Vntrimmcd SIuumb. "Vawra, and
oi ofwthln,t ' ,hop l dlKonnt tor 8turdr 20
Mrs: ' S. RICHARDS
219 OtT Nattoul BbjUc 61d
that Bar wiea war Brad upon and aV.
stand thai anlr onea wa a ravataar di.
Char aad.
Tkla wa fat tha parpeee af tatlmlaat
UK eecae ataoraaa paaeetujara." ha aald.
"IM bad tarnMed Bate a beat bafora It
wu preaarad lor muacMB. Thla akot
wu fired ia tha air and whea tha tor
elfnera ware told that tha neit would
ba dlrectad at them they promptly re
turn ad to Ua dock. Thar wu no oon
fuetoa and no panic."
Contrary ta Mia general expectation,
there wu na arrtn tmput whea the
veaeal atruck, aocordlac to the army offi
cer. He wu In hi berth Khan MM ven
ae! emuhed hate the eavaierted portion
of the berg aad wu aroneed by Um Jar.
Ha looked at hie watch, he eatd. and
found It wu it tmatntht The eblp
ank at : a. m., for hi watch (topped
at Uiat hour.
. Kara rredleted Dleaetrr.
"Bffor I retired." and Coronal Oracle
1 had a lone chat with Charlea H. Hay,
prealnant af the Grand Trunk railroad.
One of tha Ut thlnga Mr. Hay aald
wu thla;
Tha White "tar, the Cuurd and tba
HamburrAmertcaa line are devoting
their attention and Ingenuity to vlelng
wUh each other 1 gam the upremcy
In lusurlou ahlp and In making apeed
recorea. Tha tine win eooo eome when
thla will he choched by aome appalling
dlaaatar.' Poor fellow, a few hour later
he wu dead."
Aeter tavoa Teaae; Wile. .
"Tha conduct of Colonel John Jacob
Artor wa deeervlng ef the hlgheat
pre tee." Colonel Oracle declared. "The
mnhoaalr Mw Torkar." he aald. -
'voted all hi ewargle ta atvlng hi roan
bride, aa Mia Pore at New Tark. who
wu la deUcau haaHk.
"Coteael Aaler helped u la aur effort
to galhar b tha boaf aald CoIoboI
Oracle "X Uftad her Into tha boat aad
u ah took par place Coloaal Atar re
farmed permlastoa af tba coad officer
W ro with her for bar own protection.
'No, atr.' replied toe afflcer. "Not a
ma a ihall mo on a boat antll Mi women
are all off. Colonel Artor Uiea Inquired
the number af the heat, which wu be
ing lowered away and turned ta the work
of clearing the other boat and la r.
leaurla the frightened and aervoua
women. By thla time the hlp began to
Ut frightfully to port. Thla became ao
daagarea that tha eeoad eft car or
dered everyone to rue t star board.
Thla we did and we found the crew trying
ta get a Boat off ha thai aearter. There
I aaw the but ef John a. Thayer and
Oaorge & Wtdeaer of Philadelphia."
Colonel Oracle aald that deeplta the
wamiaea of Iceberg na dewing down of
eeeed wu ordered by the commander of
the Titanic Thara war ether wevlaga,
tea, ke aai
"la Mm twenty-fear boure run ending
tha Uto," he aald. "the ehlp'i run wu
Mf ml lea. aad wa were told that the next
twenty-four hour would aee area a
better record poet ad. No elmunitloa of
apeed u fndleatad la. the nu aad the
enrlnca kept up . their ataady nwialiii
When Sunday evening came wa all
notjeed'th iiaiiamd cvM. whleh gave
plain warning that tha ahlp waa la atoa
proximity to Icebersa or o flabu. The
efOcer.' I am credibly mtormed. d
beea advlead by wtrelee from other ahlp
ef the preeenoe ot tceberg aad daiuferoaa
floe h thet atctnlty.- Tba ea wa u
mooth u glaa and the weather dear,
aa that It aacma there wu ao oceaatoa
tar tear.-
Caaaddee AeetOat Jake.
"Whaa Ua voaael attwek.- ae conUuaed,
the peeeenrer war a tittle hlarmeil
that ! thay Irked over Uta manar. - The
few (that ' appeared oa deck early bad
taken their time to dreae properly pad
there wu not the aUghtm Indication af
panic. Borne of tha fragment af lea
bad fallen an the aees and tbeea wore
picked up and pa lead around by aome
of Mi taeetlou onea, who offered them
aa mementoaa of Mi oooaaloa. Oa the
port aid a glance tvr the Md fIM
ta anew any evidence at damage and
the vrseet aeemed to ba oa aa even kerl
Jamee Clinch rnlth and I. however, aeon
found the veeeel wu Hating heavily. A
few minute later Mia officer ordered
men and women to doa life pi rvr."
One af tba teat women Been by Colonel
Oracle, he aald. wu Mia Evan at New
Torn, who virtually refueed to be reeoued.
becauaa. aoeordlng to tha army officer,
"aha had beea told by a fortune teller In
Landoa Uiat aha would meet her deaU
oa U water.'
Wireless Operator's '
Wait of Ten Minutes
Saves Many Lives
NEW YORK. April 1.-How tba wlre
laaa oparator en the Carpathla. by put
ting m aa extra tan minute on duty,
wu a meana ot aavlng 71 Uvea, wu
told by Dr. J. T. Kemp, the Carpathla
phtctan. today.
"Our wlrelea eperator." aald Dr. Kemp,
"wu about ta retire Sunday Bight, when
he uld takingly: '! gue Ml welt Juat
tea mlnutee; then turn In.'
"It wu la M next tea mlnatee thai
the Titanic call tor help earn. Had the
wlrelea man not waited there would have
been no aurrlvara.'
Dr. Kemp deaoribed the looherg that
ank the Titanic u B foot long and
ninety feet high. He declared that aa af
the boat the Carpathla picked p wu
fUled with atokera from the aunkea uaer.
"It had Juat twa women aboard." ha
aid. The doctor declared that tha Car
pathia cm lead twice Utrough Mta ke
field near to pot where tha Titanic
ank and parked up the bodlc of three
men and one baby.
H. a Bleffwaoa ef New Torn, another
unrtvor. who leaped Into the era and waa
picked up. declared that he saw the Ice
berg before the eeUlaloa,
'It named t at that the berg, a mile
away, 1 ebowld say. wu about eighty
feet out ot the water. Tha to that
sowed clear of the' water waa net what
wa struck. After tba eeiuetaa I saw Ice
ell ever the aee. Whoa we hit the berg
wa aeemed ts allde spaa It. 1 eouid tea)
Mie boat Jumping and pounding and I
realised that wa wara en the toe. but I
thought we would weather tt. I uly
saw the casta In oaoe after the collision.
H wu telling tha mea t got the women
and children lata the boat. I thought
then that It wu only for precaution and
. H ww long after the boat bad left that
t fait tba etaauer linking. I waited oa
I tha upper deck antu snout 1 e clock. J
took a look below and aaw that the
j Titaale wu doomed. Then I Jumped Into
Mia aceaa and wlthta five mlnutaa I wu
perked ."
Mr. Bteffaaaoa alee described the dle
dpha ansa tba beat u perfaex. Maay
women, m well mm men, ha aald, detllai
ta leave tha Titanic. beHevmg It wu mf
Mrs. CeraaUus Aadreera wm an C the
first to bo put ia a Ufeeeex.
1 aaw tha Titaai Unk." sba saat. "I
aw bar Mow ap. Our little boat, waa a
bum away whea the and cam, hi
eight wu clear and tha ship loomed up
plainly even at that distance. As our
boat put off I uw Mr. and Mr. Ator
tandlnc on the deck. A w pulled
away thay waved their kanda and smiled
at ua. We were la the open boat for
about four hour before wa wore picked
up."
Taft Says Congress
Takes Notice of the
Titanic Disaster
WASHINGTON. D. C, April .-Prea-Ment
Taft will not aend a apsclal m eo
cene t eongreas urging leglalaiton to
atrengthen tha preeeot law regulating
upervlelon of steamihlp clearing from
American port. The pre! lent bellevea
congrea aeeds no auch uggetloa alnc
the TTtanlo dlaaatar. Moreover, ke la sat
lifted that tha law of tha United States
are adequate If enforced, u the Com
merce and Labor department would be
sMe to enforce them wtth the reetrlctloni
ot premat tateraatjoaal agreement re
moved. fader the agreement with Croat
Brltala ths certificate of the Titanic Uiat
It had met with the requirement ot the
Brltiah Board of Trade u to Itfe-uvlug
fulpmcnt would have beea accepted la
New York and the Tltanlo would have
beea allowed to clear agala far England.
Tha dlauter, however, undoubtedly will
bring about a new agreement batvniin
tha United State and Great Britain and
with other nation la tha aame clau,
in the opinion of official. The regu
lation of the United Bute u applied
t vessel that sail under tha American
flag or under tha flag of nation not
In tha agreement are strict enough to
compel the carrying af life saving equip
ment diffident to take car of every
puaengar and every member ot the
crew.
An act of congress nullifying the exlit
lng agreement would make It Impossible
for official o( the Department ot
Commerce and Labor to accept a certifi
cate from any board of trade or similar
organisation unles tha requirements of
this country were not s well. Such
sctlon by congress wu regarded u prob
able here today.
Moot Weaderfal Ileal lag.
After suffering many year with a
or, Amos King. Port Byron. N. T., wu
cured by Bucklen's Arnica .Salve- Sc.
For aale by Beaton Drug Co.
stimulate your hualneaa by advertising
m The Eet the newxpsper Uiat rcacoa
all or. tha buyer.
Victims Taken to
'Four Hospitals Are
Reported Improving
NEW YORK, April lt.-The survivor
of ths Titanic, taken to hoipllats on their
arrival here, generally were reported to
be Improving today. The following aie
their names:
St. Luke Hoanltal: Mr. Etta Dean
of London, England, and two children;
shock. .
Mls Alice Johnaon and two children
of St. Charlea, 111.; ahock.
Mrs Thelms Nelaon ot St. Charles. TIL
Florence T homey croft ot London, Eng
land; ahock.
Kt. Vincent' Hospital: Mr. Sellna Aa
pllnua, ateerase, and two little daunlitrr.
Mllllam Mclntyre. coal trimmer, ttouth
ampton; feet froetblttea.
John Thompson, fireman; fracture of
left arm.
Thomas White!)-, waiter In tint saloon;
fractured right leg snd a number of
bruises.
Mount Slnal: Mr. Parish. Butte, Mont;
Injury of right foot snd shock.
Mr. Sbeliay, Butte. Mont.; shock.
Sydenham: Mr. Ada E. Balls. Jsxk
sonvlUs, Vie.; ahock.
Mr. Jarman, New York City; bron
chitis, shock.
Cultlvsted Ustes prefer Permits, tc
YOU can't begin a child s
education too early in life.
Surround your children with
the refining influences of music, it's
character insurance.
Arrange to fill that piano cor'
ner in your home during our
big April Clearance Sale
We're offering the buyer during this
sale selection from an assortment of
standard makes that you'll not find
equaled in any other piano house in the west.
, Zvery Piano Sold With Onr Personal Satisfaction Guarantee. Prices
Exceptionally Low Payments Arranged to Suit your convenience.
If ycu knew just how, easy it waa to have a good piano in your home how easy to
pay for, what pleasure it woud add to the home life, you'd figure with us today.
Here's Specials in New and Used Pianos Ton Cannot Afford to Neglect Seeing Saturday.
Wm. Knabe $175 Pease $125 Singer $75
Chickering & Sons.. $125 Kimball $75 Hoffman Bros. $150
Weber $175 Smith. & Barnes S145 Also Player Pianos from
Vose fc Son $125 Steger .....$85 $250 Up.
T! tikes.
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