TnE MORNIXG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1911.
20
"PICK FAIR SITE,"
OREGON IS URGED
Suggestion Made That Legis
lature Act to Obtain Gold
en Gate Location.
W. D. FENTON GIVES CUE
rnrtUnd Kealdfnt In Sn Krnelx
Would Have State Name Panama
Exposition Com ml"lon Now.
Plan In Ornrral FaTor.
Ujwn Tin I Intimjui tni
STATE CAPITOL ire. tr.. Fab.
ix. (ipiL nmr Jaro '
irvrJti Iotro4uc4 a i-tnt rala
tta ftviamt tit tha atp-'intmat
f a cimmiM!"a of t ". m. rnt a.
ffrr tia wr tha aalartMa af afia
for Oe a rmaiMi ui:4tna; af tha
aa rraartM-a raaajna-Paein Bipa-
alttoa.
Appointment cf a atata eommlaalon to
:ct a alta fT OrafTa aubtblt at
tha rnm-rrinc Kipoaitlon In
at JUo Fran-t-o by an art cf tha
pr.aDt :! It:tur I tha auj'-tl-n
m! tor W. I'. Intn In a ll
patri rtia!rl et.r4ay by Tha Ora-
Mr. Fanton" lrl(m r4:
-jrrgoa at tha rnt la-llt!a
!.. n. In my Ju.!tt;nt. al.ouM errata
a -Bm-I'arlrlT KP"ltl-n atala com
nlln. arrtlris without pay. to aalart
til a.-0ra a bull-lira; alt- for a apl-n-dl.l
i)T(in avMMl huil.Iin at ln
trinrlx-o f.r lli. Trn appfprlatlnn
ran b mai- nt ai.n but thr aila
houll ba -cur4 In tMa aUn.
Inquiry amon th cmmf:cll In
trta of t.i- nty ho4 unanimity
In fr of prompt al :!n of tha alt.
All f!t fiat thr a rs'!l'n timely
an.! that If tha Il.:t'ir- dl.i not pro
for tn mf-si'ii. j t.'.a atata would
wfT-r rriy.
At tha Chmlr of Oomm'rra and at
th- romni-rilal ft::t thr waa a illa
po.!tUo t follow Mr. Frntnn'a ii-r-tl'n
and taka acrpa If p"--arjr to urea
anion on tt) part of ti;- Ureialatura.
Mnr of tha Chamber of l'tim-rc
mcinbri wra on thlr war to alrm
whan Inforrr.ad of Mr. Frntnn'a plan,
and aald thr would brtnc the aub
i -t to tha attention or th- lawmaker,
but thought that thr public bodta of
I'ortland phouM art and not permit
tha Leclatatura to adjourn without pro
tldlnc a proper p'.ara for Oregon at
tfca rapoaltion.
Comnilln I .locatrd.
t am mot hartl!y In faror of tha
aeceaaary procedure. aaid K. C. Knapp
of tha i'aninauia Lumber Company, "to
iret for i'fgoa tha location , aha da
serves. Tha eyes of the Intted States
ars now oo this arsat country and wa
must not ba In any but tha beat plara
at tha i'anama-l'a. Iflc Kxposltioa. Tha
appointment of a rnmrniaeion of pubilr
splrtted men, without salary, for this
purpo.e should certainly ba dons be -fore
t il. Leciatature adjourns."
Wllilarn MarMaaerr. financial scent,
said:
Tha rreatlon of a rommlealon. with
out pay. to aelei t a lt at tha I'anama
Paeific Kipoaltmn for reann la cer
tainly the riant thins: to do. Wa should
orrupy ona of the moat prominent post
tlooa there and If tha subject la near
lacted at this time wa would ba put In
a erocary po.lt Ion. which should not
ba allowed to haDDen.
"A rnmmlnion without ray." said i
II C. tilitner. aecreUry of tha Portland
Chamber of Commerce, "ahou'd un
doubtedly ba appointed at this time to
select a aite for reon at the I'anaroa
I'aclfie K-tpoalt!on. Althouch tha sen
sral aapoaitlon all ha not aa yet been
selected It undoubtedly wr.l ba In a
very short time, and we should ba
firat. as no rne ahould have a batter
!are. or make a better exhibit, or
tia-re a better bulldlns; than th Slats
of Ore son. Oregon ahould ba accond to
California only, and Portland to San
'-n.-l..-o only, at this (real exposi
tion." No Pay 1 Indurrmcnt-
It I. a tlmelr aucceatlon." said II.
M lisiVr. preatt!ent of tha Portland
t'hamber of t'ommerre. -I am sura
tier- ran ba no objection found to It.
a th- men would serve without pay.
l'y Cat mean we rould set th beat
of m-n and thosa who would be will
In to aerv from patriotic motives.
"Without doubt tha state ahould ba rap-T'.eate-I
at Ihla exposition. Wo Wera
quite material la s-curtna It for Kan
tn !ko and I ha rot the alishtest
doubt but what th people of tha Hay
city would ba wuilna; to clva Oreeon
th- be.t location, but flret we muet
Indicate our Intention to ba preeent
and taka part In th- ahow. The com
mtaaloa ahould ba rompo.-d of from
trr.e to flv of our moat prominent
rltia-aa
"Oreaon la ent tied to a front seat
and bow our opportunity to make
cood by Brsplnr fvor attended to
oe by so wi.Iin handa T.-e alta for
t.ia eip.!t!in. aa I usderatand It. has
aot been choaen and may not ba for
aoma tlma. but wn. never It Is ws
ahooM ba thsr with our application.
No alt Is too aood. Should wa fall
to maka provision for this opportunity
and wait until the next ae.aion of tha
I-actalalnr all of tha g-ood eltea will
ba ona and Urecon will b pointed out
ae tha state that la a trtria alow. I
hope that tha I-ert.'ature will wake
top to th opportunity."
COOKING SCHOOL AT
MEIER & FRANK STORE
Mrs. M. E. Hawley, Well Known
to Portland Women, Will Give
Lessons at the Pure Food
Fair Best of This Week.
Portland's housewives should recelv
with enthusiasm this announcement
by th Meier Frank Store. For th
real of the week they have engaged
Mrs. M. K. Hawley. well-known as an
natructor In domestic science, to con
duct a cooking school at their annual
Pur Food Kalr. which Is now In Its
final week.
Theaa cooking lessona will ba neld
by Mrs. Hawley each afternoon thla
week at th booth of tha Portland
Light Power Company. Th lessons
for todav will b upon bread and bis
cuit making. Kvery housewlfa Vm In
vited to attend.
Girl's Aviation Story Contest Extended to Feb. 15 $100 in Prizes 1st Prize $30 Ask for Particular
I ' - ea. . 1 n
Our Beautiful Restaurant Is Ideal for Shoppers and Business Men Express Elevators lo:u to i r.i.
a - f
MEIER & FRANK STORE
WORKING ON PLANS
For the Manufacturers' Associa
tion "Made-in-Portland" Ex
position Beginning Feb
ruary 27th.
Great Interest Is being shown on all
side In th first annual "Made-ln-Portlaad"
Induatrlal Kxpoaltlon. to b
held by tha Oregon Manufacturers'
Aaaoclatlnn at tha Meier l frank Store,
beginning February ZTth.
For this event Meier Frank's hav
very liberally given up tha entire
fourth floor of tha main building, em
bracing over IO.00O square feet of
space. Thl apaca will be given up to
th work'nc exhltdts of th different
manufacturer. Th Meier St Frank
Store will alio give up pracslcally
their entire window space to tha differ
ent eahlMta. tmly members of tha
Manufacturers A.sorlatlon will parti
cipate In this expoettlon. It will ha
the first Industrial expoeitlon ever held
In a department store meet of the
MIslMppl Hirer.
fee for one saloon and his petition was
rejected, and so he Marted a saloon with
out llcenae and was arrested and fined
and I fighting tha rase on tha legality
of the ordinance. Th Welnhard llrew
ery Company, of Portland. Is understood
to b back of Ilartnn. wMlo Thomas Is
agent for tha I'srlilc Drawing Ac Mailing
Company, of Tacoma.
MOTHER LOVE DEPICTED
KVAXGKI.IST MARKS COMPAIII.
WX WITH fOWKIC OK CHRIST.
VALE LIQUOR TEST CASE ON
light for r.itluWe Illclit to City
Sales 1 Intcrctlnj.
VALE. Or.. Feb. U-(.pe Ul V-T. A.
Pirton was trlrd last werk on two
chsrges fir se.Mng llcuor without a II-c-n-
and was nned !!. and tid. respec
tively, lis tiled a writ of review the
loth In the Circuit Court and tha rasa
will com up this t-rm of court for trial.
Tha rasas are teat caaes and are brought
to teat th- validity of Ihs city ordinance
under which th liquor llcenaes are Is
sued as well aa the charter. They alao
reach the Jurledtctton of the Recorder.
When the county voted wi the City
Council derided to 1-t the lU-ena out
by bid. and Mr. Thomas, of Tacoma.
came to Vate and offered V for the
ax-lualve nrht of the sale of llnuor In
Vale, one of Ms houaes to be a wholesale
feoua and the other retail. The Coun
cil received and accepted Ms bid and
then paes-d an ordinance that two sa
loon thould b llcenaed In Vale for a
period of years, ona as a claaa A" or
wholesale bouse and the other as a class
e-jr- or retail house.
ltl. Barton offered to pay tha 1'cenee
Noon Meotinc at V. M. C. A. Attracts
S0u Men Iter. Mr. Shaw Ilujr
DorinfcSlajr In 1 "on land.
"The greatest earthly power to In
fluence the life of a man or a woman Is
tha love of a mother." said Vr. John
Halcom haw at tha First Presbyterian
Chun-h last night- "It Is the Influence,
the touch, th memory, that Is unes
capable. that holds the son or dnughler
to higher Ideals when ail els falla.
Hut greater than the love of a mother
and more tender Is the love of Christ,
who. seated at the right hand of God.
maketh Intsrcesalon. pravs for us. that
our soula may be saved for eternity."
Few of the audience that greeted rr.
fthaw last night were dry-eyed as he
poke of tha love that constitutes at
once the secret of a mother a Influence
and the power of the Savior.
In tha Y. M. c. A. auditorium at noon
yesterday Ir. Shaw addresaed luv men,
auggeatlng to them that In thla age of
hurry and forgetfulnesa of th real pur
poses of life, that to stop and meditate
upon tha message of Jeaua would give
men relaxation and peace and confidence
for tha future that otherwlae it Is Ira
poealnl to poaaeas.
Ir. 8 haw la finding his stay In Portland
very busy. Ilia power as a apesker and
Ma wide Information have made him In
great demand at Informal gatherings.
Ills e bedule for today furnlahes an In
stance. Hetweao S and o'clock ha la to
p-e.k to tha employee of tha Portland
laundry Company; at noon today to men
In the T. M. C. A. auditorium: at t P. M.
In the First ITeebyterlan Church on
"Poea God llrlng Trouble?" and again
this evening In the same church at 7:30.
The audiences that attend the fthaw
meetings bevom greater with every
service.
POLICE BAND GETS IN TRIM
Annnal lurnrflt Hall Promises to Be
Itest Ever.
Practicing dally all the new walla hits
and other dance music, the police band
Is getting In shape to give entrancing
muetc at the annual benefit ball of the
Police Athletic Association to be held
at the Armory the night of February S.
rlergeant Keller Is keeping th boys
on the Jump In th sal of tickets. Mor
than hav already b-en sold.
tn th night of th danc Csptaln
Hal leys nrt night relief squad will
work beyond mldn'cht Instead of report
ing off at 11:1a thus giving th men of
th day and second night reliefs a chance
to attend at the Armory In a body. The
parade, which will traverse the principal
atreeta of th city on th night of th
benefit, will b rompoaed of th members
of these two reliefs, all In uniform.
Th money Is needed to keep tip th
band and provide funds with which to
saalst sick or Injured policemen. Th
city allowa only lla a week In cases of
disability and givea no financial assist
ance to th band.
'
THIEVES HIT THE DALLES
Prpol Office lUlded and $100
Takrn Early Sunday.
THE PALLET. Or, Feb. 1J. (Spe
cial.) Thieves broke a pan of glass
In on of th depot offlc windows
and robbed th till of about 1100 early
Sunday morning. The money waa
from the ticket aalea Saturday evening
and night trains. The night agent la
In the offlc only a half hour befor
trains, then ha work to do In th
freight office.
Th offenders moved a large new
ticket cabinet before the window In
order to screen themselves from view.
No trace of th perpetrators baa been
dlscovsred.
rEt"MOIA FOLLOWS A COLD
But never follow th use of Foley
Honey and Tar. which checks th
rough and expels th cold. M. Stock
weiU Hannlhal. Mo, save, "It beats all
th remedle I ever nsed. 1 contracted
a bed cold ond rough and waa threat
ened with pneumonia. On bottle of
Foley's Hon-y and Tar completely
cured me." No opiates. Juat a reliable
household medicine. Sold by all drug
Late Arrivals in Women's
New Spring Suits
EiVERY express brings
new arrivals for our
bip fihowinjjs of now Spring
Tailored Suits. Handsome, ex
clusive models for which Meier
& Frank s is famous. Prices
on these ranpe
from $2.') up to
$75.00
lini.aMiiilll ' , , . "'" urti aniaiilarw iw
See the Big Exhibit of New
Spring Millinery
OUR big Milliner)' Sa
lons are aglow with
new Sprinr styles. Beautiful
Spring Hats of the famous
Gage, Fisk, Ilvland, Burgesser,
Phipps and other makes. See
them today, at t Q J" ff
from $10 to tDJJ.UU
Twenty-Five Buyers in East and Europe Gathering for You the
Greatest Spring and Summer Stock in Our History
M lattws"
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TIIE Meier & Frank Store prides itself on one ot the most complete
and thoroughly organized buying forces of any department
store in the United States.
Twie each year we send thirty-five buyers to the Eastern and European mar
kets. We have a large and commodious 'of f ice at 31 Union Square, New "iork City.
Out European headquarters are at 19 Rue Saulnier, Paris, and we have agents in
all the principal cities of the Continent.
ir t r l,.... -nvro- in no T!asr. nnrl in T'.iirnnr' splfictinff for VOU the
lUUbb Ul uur UUJCia i c . ' I -
greatest and best stock of Spring and Summer merchandise ever brought to
Portland. They have gone direct to the world's centers of production, buying at
firsthand and in enormous quantities which bring down prices to the lowest level.
Many of these new things have already arrived. Others are coming in on every
express and freight from the East. Watch onr daily announcements for this in
teresting portrayal of the new fashions and merchandise for Spring.
Only 5 More Days of the
Great Pure Food Fair
IT is the chance of a year to view this great, Nationally-important
Pure Food Fair! A golden oppor
tunity" to get all the new hints on cooking. At an expense of
thousands cf dollars we've brought together an exhibit of
Pure Fowl Products unrivaled in all America. Extra attrac
tions for the last five days.
Grand Concert at 2 P. M. Today
By the Heilig Theater Orchestra
Kosebrook's Heilig Theater Orchestra will play again this
afternoon at the Food Fair. The programme:
1. March Yale Boola Hirsch
2. Overture If I Were King Adam
3. Two Popular Songs
(a) Ideal of My Dreams Ingraham
(b) You Must Make Good to Me Anderson
4. Selection from "The Dollar Princess" Pall
5. Siamese Patrol .." Lincke
6. Some Ragtime
(a) Sleepy Lou; (b) That Fascinating Glide; (c) Sue.
7. Walta Nld d'Amour Waldteufel
8. Two-step Put Your Anns Around Me, Honey
Von Tilxer
New Spring Dress Goods
FIRST FLOOR, J1A1X BUILDING.
ORDER BY MAIL.
r FTTFTTTTTT? q fsn-inrf tnilnr-mnrle. n new skirt, coat or waist. Our DrCSS Goods
W Store is ready with a bier, satisfying selection of the newest Spring fabrics, n I
Come in and look them over today tnere s no ODiigauon 10 Duy. oe me ucnuunu uov i.uu
Challies, the new Panamas, Batistes, Poplins, Shepherd Check Suitings and all the rest.
New R. & S. Poplins $1.50
The famous R. & S. Silk-and-Wool
Poplins in beautiful new Spring
shades and patterns. Gray, taupe,
Cunard blue, Bermuda brown, cin
namon, rose, reseda, djl CZf
Full 43-inch, yard, only P JU
. New Wool Challies 50c
Imagine a charming waist made
of this new floral challie I And new
nnsrs. dots, com spots, nairnne
stripes of blue, tan, pink, Cf)
lavender, etc. Special, yd.
Persian Challies at 65c
Finest imported all-wool Challies
in a marvelous array of new Spring
colorings. Pastel shades and Per
sian designs in both light and me
dium dark hues. Specially fJCp
priced at only, the yard Vu-
New Panamas $1 Yard
Eight in demand for the new
Spring dresses, skirts and chil
dren's apparel. Fine all-wool Pan
amas, 48 inches wide, in all the lat
est Spring shades. On fl"! (C
spc'l display today, yd. P
New Tailor Suitings $2
Beautiful, new Ilomespuns and
modish Rough Weaves in soft light
grays, browns and tans. Finest im
ported weaves, 44 to 52 CO ((
ins. wide. Priced, yard PV
Peter Thompson Serge $1
A very fine, hard-twisted quality
of Serge in a beautiful assortment
of fast colors. Full 48 inches wide,
suitable for the ever-popular Peter
Thompson dresses, etc. rf
Special price, the yard
Shepherd Check Suitings
Again this season Dame Fashion
has placed her stamp of approval
on Shepherd Checks for Spring
Tailored Suits. We have them in
all sizes and grades. dJO Cf
The yard, from 50c to PCieJ
Silk Foulards $1 & $1.25
Foulards for Spring and Summer
wear. We're showing the famous
Cheney Bros.' Showerproof Fou
lards in over 25 new rf
patterns. Yd. $1.25 and PUU
Chiffon Panamas at $1.25
Light chiffon-weight Panamas of
pure wool, in a complete line of
the most-wanted Spring shades.
Full 52 inches wide. AnDronriate
suiting for afternoon
costumes. Special, yd
$1.25
To $S Florentine Silks 68c
TU1HO FLOOR, MA1.N Bl'ILDIXQ. ORDER BY MAIL.
SCORES of new patterns floral, Oriental, geomet
rical, etc. in beautiful Florentine Drapery Silks at
this reduction!
Kvery wanted shade, suitable for pillow coverings,
ilrnncs kimonos, etc. Verv hest 85c to $1.00 erades. soecial vOU
, .. ' C '
$25 Silk Portieres at Half
price! A lot of manufacturers'
samples in 1, 2 and 3 of a kind.
Beautiful shades of tan, rose,
preen, gold, etc. f Q
Special, pair tbl.DU
$6.50 to $7.60 Novelty Lace
Curtains, including Cluny Lace
Brussels, Irish Points and other
popular patterns. White, cream,
and ecru. Spe- g m ryrf
cial, the pair only ipfr.OO
The February Sewing Machine Club
Easy Plan-$2 Now, $ 1 Week
FOl'RTH FLOOR, MAIX BCILDIXO
ORDER BY MAIL.
YOU can buy one of our famous Willamette Sewing Ma
chines on the club plan and never miss the money. The
easy payments only call for $2 at purchase and $1 a week.
Right now, at the beginning of the Spring sewing season, no home
should do without a good Sewing Machine. Join the big February Club
today and have the machine sent nome ax once
Willamette "D" priced 20.00
Willamette Rotary priced asi.ou
Willamette "C" Cabjnet 35.00
Willamette "C" Mdl. 124 23.50
Willamette "C" Mdl. 300 S32.50
Willamette "C" Mdl. 104 26.50
Willamette Automatic at 45.00
Willamette Rotary Mdl. 1430 35
' Fm
Sale of Oriental Rugs
SAFE to say every Oriental Rug lover in 1'ortland is taimng ot tnis extraordi
nary sale by now! It's an opportunity of years to choose from hundreds of rich,
elegant specimens at a third to near half original prices. And don't wait MAKE
IT A POINT TO COME TODAY.
$28 to $30 Mossoul Oriental
$C0 to $75 Iran Oriental Bugs,
average 4-6 x JQQ OC
6-6 foot, only t)jJ,OJ
$760 Tabriz Oriental Rug,
$950 Tabriz Oriental Rug,
Rugs, average
3-6x6-6 foot, at
11-0x13-7 ft. -415
11-1x15-2 ft. 500
SI 9.75
$16.75
$480 Tabriz Oriental Rurr. 8-5x13-4 ft.
$500 Herman Oriental Rug, 8-6x12-9 ft.
$350 Mahal Oriental Rug, 11-0x14-0 ft.
275
310
235
$25 Beloochistan Oriental Rugs,
average size
3-3x6 feet, for
$300 Mahal Oriental Rug, 10-5x13-5 ft. 175
$350 India Oriental Rug, 9-7x15-1 ft. 235
$225 Mahal Oriental Rug, 8-0x12-3 ft. 145
$250 Mahal Oriental Rug, 9-5x12-8 ft. 155
$325 Mahal Oriental Rug, 10-6x12-10 ft. 215
$3.75 Rockers $2.69
FOl'RTH FLOOR, NEW Bl'ILDIXG.
ORDER BY MAIL.
TIIE great February Fur
niture Sale offers nothing
more practical or more serviceable
than these sturdy, handsome Kock
crs. Finely finished in golden oak or
mahogany, with durable Boston
leather sents as tf0 f
shown, $3.75 val. i)aOaOc
$3.00 Rockers only 2.34
$5.00 Rockers only 3.89
$7.00 Rockers only 5.28
$11.00 Rockers at 9.35
$13.50 Rockers at 10.49
$18.00 Rockers at 12.98
$17.00 Rockers at 11.75
$22.00 Rockers at 12.98
$25 solid mahog'y upholstered Rockers 18.49
$30 solid mahog'y upholstered Rockers 21.63
$18 fumed oak Rockers, specially priced 10.9S
A I ! j jfj ji
Women's $1.50 Lisle
Hosiery, at Box 98c
FIRST FLOOR, MAIX BITILDIXG.
ORDER BY MAIL.
SUCH matchless values as
this have brought us the
bulk of Portland's Hosiery
business!
Women's finest imported Black
Ingrain Lisle Hose with lavender
tops, heels and toes. Three pair in
a box regular 50c pair Q Q
grade today in box lots jQC
Women's Best 35c Hose, 27c
Our very best 35o grade of Wom
en's full-fashioned Black Lisle Hose,
jraco split foot, wide elastic garter
proof tops, soft finish. To- ty fj
day, special, the pair, only .O C
Children's 25c Hose, 1214c
Exactly half price mothers
should buy by the dozens of pairs
todav! Children's Black Ribbed
Uose the "mill ran"
of best 25c grades, pr.
Basement Bargain Square
Our Entire Stock of
Valentines Half Price!
A BSOLUTELY nothing withheld. Our entire
stock of Valentines on sale tomorrow in the
Basement Bargain Square at half price! Assort
ments still splendidly complete. Be here early to
morrow! 10c to $2.00 Cupids, specially priced at from 5 to 1.00
12c to 25c Sacheted Hand-tinted Valentines at 6 to 1214
10c to $1.00 Tissue Paper Novelties priced at 5 to 50
lo to 10c Comic Valentines, large assortment, now 14c to 5
10c to $2.00 Hearts, specially priced at only 5 to 1.00
Regular 50c Hand-Tinted Plaques, specially priced only 25
10c to $2.00 Valentine Booklets now priced at 5J to 1.00
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February "Baby Week"
SECOND FLOOR, NEW BUILDING.
ORDER BY MAIL.
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Dresses for, each
Infants' $2.50 White Flannel
Skirts, with strong cambric yokes.
Neatly finished. Spe- C" QQ
cial at this price, each V
Infants' 65c to 75c Wrappers of
fine white outing flannel, A Q
prettily trimmed. Special "ii
HARMING Baby
Things of everv sor
at splendid savings during
this February "Baby Week."
Dainty, lace trimmed Dresses,
wee fluffy undergarments
all may now be purchased at greatly reduced
prices. We can only hint at the variety here!
$2.00 Skirts 1.49
Infants' White Under
skirts made of sheer
nainsook and cambric,
with fine, white cambric
waist. Prettily trimmed
in laces, embroideries and
tucks; $2 to CI Ak
$1.35 Dresses 93c
Made of fine, soft
Nainsook, daintily trim'd
in pretty laces, embroid
eries, tucks and inser
tions. Fashioned with
neat round or square
vokes. Best $1.35 QO
$2.25 Skirts
Infants' 15c Quilted Bibs, of soft
muslin, neatly finished, amply Q
large. Special for Baby Week C
Infants' $3.50 and $4.00 Tufted
Comforters of pretty figured mullB
in neat patterns. Spe- jJO QQ
cial at low price of, ea,
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