WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEIt
1911.
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TELL CARE OF TOTS
Welfare Conference Opens To
day With Address by Mrs.
George McMath.
PROPER CULTURE TAUGHT
Display Show Work Being Done la
Schools. lira! Ui Board and Hos
pital Orjranlxallon Problem
IMscasscd by Delegates.
With th eel: Ins; to order of aelea-ates
at 19 o'clock thl mornlns; In the Ar
mory, the first Child Welfare Exhibit
and Conference erer held In Oregon
will be .opened to the public. Isle-a-ate
to the conference will leather
there at :!0 o'clock to roister and
Mr. Georae V. JlcMath. chairman of
the convention committee, will call the
session to order. Rev. lwn!d A. Mac
kmle will deliver the opening- prayer
and the ad'iress of welcome will be
riven by .Mra McMath. to be. followed
by the roll call of state officer and
delegates and the reading of the
mlnutea and officer report.
Mra J. 1. Pilllvan will ad.Iress the
dera?e at 1:5 on "Where Shall We
Find the H't Aid to Child StudyT
he will be fallowed by Mrs. E. H. In
hsm with an addrei on "The Benefit
Thrived by Keeping- In. Close Touch
With the station and National Work."
Mr. R. II. Tate, president of the Ore
iron Conirreea of Mother, will be the
lt speaker of th mornlnar session,
her subject beln "What I Tour Great
et Problem In Parent-Teacher Circle
Work T"
Mayar t Hreak la Brest;.
At the afternoon esslon which con
vene at 1:10 o'cloak. Mrs. E. B. Col
well will preside. Dr. U W. Hyde will
peak on Social Hyiclene. W. T. Gard
ner will speak on the work of th
Girl and Boy" Aid Society and depart
ment of the Juvenile Court will b
presented by Mis Emma Butler, a pro
bation officer. Pr. Bertha Stuart, of
the Stat l"nlverlty, cheduled to
speak thl afternoon, will not deliver
her address until Friday. Musical
number will b furnished by Mis
Enna Wood and Mtss Klvl Mall.
Th formal opening- of th Child vTl
far Ehlblt will be mad by Mayor
Kushllcht at th night eston which
open at t o'clock. I- It. Alderman.
Stat Superintendent of Public Instruo
tlon. will then deliver an address, fol
lowed by Mrs. Parah A. Evans, who will
speak In behalf of the State Federation
of Women's Clube. Vocal solo will be
a-tven by Mra Fred Olson and Mis
Ilphtn Marx. Prayer will b offered
by Ir. Benjamin Young.
nail Prvfjaratloa Raak4.
Tetrday was a strenuous day for
th exhibit management aa well aa th
various organization who will main
tain booth In th Armory. No booth
could be erected there until yetrday
mornlna; on account of tha drill which
waa held by th Third Regiment Mon
day night. Th member of the com
mute on decoration wer. howvr.
able to proceed with th decoration of
th hall on Monday. o that practically
all of that was don befor th build-In-
of th booth waa undertaken.
All day long yesterday the drill hall
waa thronged with carpenter and
committee getting th booth Into
shapa. Th spar allotted for th ex
hibits will b found non too larg
' when th doors ax opened this morn
Ir.r .
Th largest exhibit Is that of th
Tortland publlo schools Itoccuple
th ntlr north wall of th building.
Th display consists of drawings, man
ual training equipment and produots
of th sewing classes
Th we.t side of th building will be
occupied by th booths of th Health
Board. Visiting Nurse" Association.
-h!ld Hygiene and Pental Hygiene.
Th Health Board exhibit will how th
proper cara of milk; how It I teted;
how to car for th bottle: how milk
should b prepared for young children.
Maay Exhibit IMaee.
Th Visiting Nurses Association will
show what I being don by that or
ganization In cartng for th lck and
helplesa. Th exhibit of th dental
hygiene department will demonstrate
the work that Is dons In th publlo
school In caring for th teeth of school
children.
The south ld of th drill hall will
be occupied by th Audubon Society
and Human Society. Next to these
will b the exhibit of th Publlo Li
brary. In the booth adjoining will b
sh.wn the work of ths V. M. C A.
The system of gra.led lesson In the
Sunday school will be hown by
screen In the booth of the Prlmsry
I'nlon. Others who will be represented
by booths along the south wall will be
the Neighborhood House. V. C T. II,
peoples' Institute and "lowr Mission
and Pay Nursery.
Th east and of ths building will b
occupied by th playground Aocla
tlon with an exhibit of apparatus show
ing a model playground. The spac In
th center of the hall Is to bs used for
drill under th upervllon of Profes
sor Robrt Krohn and choruses of
children.
FILMS PROVE STOCK GAIN
Fatem Merchant Eager to Have
Pictures Shown There.
Since announcement In Th Ors
gonlan that the livestock Interest of
iregon had arranged with th Orpheum
Theater management for running th
movlng-plctur film showing th llve
s'ock parade at th fcalem Stat Fair,
t?-. management of th Harrlman line
In thl city tasve been besieged wlta
rrquewt to hav tha picture shown In
ther cltle In th stat. Salem mer-i-hanta
ar particularly anxtoua to se
cire th film.
Th films will b a better advertise
ment for th livestock IndJstry at th
Chicago Land Show than any of th
.-imili that will b ent on." ald t. II-
i ootlu after viewing th picture last j
niaht.
Exhibitor from thl tat always
hav entertained th feeling that Ore '
gon cou'd not compt wtn oiner
tate. W have been told that only
on or two localities could b consid
ered aa tock-rallng center, and w
hav been unable to prov ths con
trary through distribution of litera
ture. W aer prohibited by th ex
pense of the trip from making larg
and diversified xhtblta These picture
will put sn everlasting crimp In uch
rruments from resident of other
Western State who will b on th
ground and a ho will b talking Just a
hard for thlr communities a Oregon
men will for this state.
"Th hard exhibited at Salera wer
from almost every part of th state,
and collectively constituted tha finest
Jutwlas X bass asrag stea e
and one that will stand comparison 7
with ur ahow held aaywher In tha
East.
-They make It plain that the Tarx
best breeds of horse reach perfection
at thl altitude and In tha climate of
this stat. and no batter argument
could b advanced than th exhibits
from the Bonaday stock rarm or i
burg, and th fancy draft animals lm- 1
ported for bettering th strain of
blood In very county In th state. W
hav tha bet heep. bcaue th Cot- ;
wold group now haa the champlonhlp
of the world, and the hog hown In
th picture will com mighty near
demonstrating to homeseeker In th
East that Oregon Is an Ideal plac for (
them.
"Thee picture are, tha ftrt of a ;
series which th American LlfeogTaph
Company will be engaged to produce
showing the industrial development of
Oregon. The routing of the livestock
pictures can be obtained from th pub
licity department of th Harrlman
line by any Oregonlan who desires to
help the state, and I suggest that such
person first rlw thes picture and
then writ their friends In th section
where they will be shown. By that
meana we will keep them talking about
Oregon."
N. C. Marl, member of the Stat Fair
Board. Is lecturing on th picture at .
Medallion Portraits Given Free With $10.00 Purchases-Shoe-Shining in Basement
Special 25c Dairy Lunch in Basement Ice Cream Parlors, Candy Dept., in Basement
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Mra. George W. McMstk, ae
Will Call Child Welfare t'oa
ferear t Order Today.
each afternoon and evening perform
ance. They will b withdrawn after
Sunday night.
Y. M. C. A. COURSE TO BEGIN
First M ex-tint; In Social Berries
Series la to Be Held Saturday.
Portland business and professional
men will gather In ths auditorium of
th T. M. C. A. next Saturday noon for
the first meeting of a social serrlos
that has been arranged by R. R. Per
kins, religious work director. Th
meetings are free and open to all men.
Every Saturday until December 1 a
dlsousslon of some Important prob
lem will be held at luncheon from
llrlf to 1:16 o'clock.
Registration card for ' th course
hav been sent out to a larg number
of business and professional men. Oth-
ra may register with Mr. Perklna at
th T. M. C. A. The general topto to
be considered Is stated In tha an
nouncements as follow: "Is th ap
plication of tha principles of Chris
tianity an adequate solution tor th
complex social and Industrial problems
of modern llfeT If not. what Is?"
Th subjects and lssdera for ths
meeting follow:
November "Christ lenity and th Social
Evil;" loader. J. I. N.li.D.
November 1 1 'Vhrltlanlty aad th goota!
Evil" (continued s leader. Dr. William House.
Novemb.r It "Christianity aad Medsra
Industry." leader. Alfred Crldgs.
Novsmber IS "Christianity sad afodera
Industry" teontlnu.d: leso'.r. W. H. Uwlt
l.inber I "l-hrlstlanlty aad Modern
.!.!... i.i.r Judit CI. land.
einbr "Christianity and Modern
Political" leader, w. ). acsleeton.
Wc.itiber 1 "Thrtstlaolty aad tbe Mod
ern Church;' leadr. Hev Albert Eh not.
l..-imtr si "Christianier and the Mod
ern Cnuroh :" leader. H. R- Psrklaa.
Albany Child Breaks Arm.
A LB A NT. Or.. Oct. II. (Special.)
Both arma of Naomi Ruth, th S-year-old
daughter of T. J. Ruth, of this city,
wer broken today Just above the
wrist. Th fracturea resulted from
a fall ovr th banister of a stairway.
weeping compound and floor oils of
all kinds. Piummer Drug Co, 160 Third
.ireel Main !:.
Careless Treatment
Ruins Complexion
(From Woman's National Journal)
Wrinkles and other telltale marks of
advancing or prematura age, ara fre
quently caused through tha xclv
us of powdors and cosmetics, which
clog porss and causs th surfao skin
to grow sallow and ltfls. "Crow j
feet." wrinkle and other complexion
faulta can be mad to vanish quickly,
by massaging a plain mayatona lotion
Into th akin until It disappears.
To Disks the lotion, dlssolv a small
original . package of mayatona In a
half-pint of witch-hazel and It Is ready.
Using this gradually removes wrinkles
and blemishes and leaves tha skin soft,
smooth and exquisitely beautiful. Ths
mayatona lotion Is splendid for removing-
pors obstructions, aad pimple, as
well aa to discourage hairy growth
Act.
CASCARETS INSURE
IaSIDE cleanliness
Tke salllloaa af Casearet
Save Headache, C'oaatlpattoa, BU
loasaeaa r Mrk etoamaca.
It Is mors necessary that you keep
your Bowels. Liver and Stomach clean,
pure and fresh than it Is to keep ths
sewer and drains of a larg city
tre from obstruction.
Are you keeping clean inald with
Casearet or merely foreleg a passage
way every few day with salts, cathar
tic pllla or castor oil? This la Impor- ,
lant.
Cascarsts immediately clean a and
regulate the stomach, remov th sour,
undigested sod fermenting food and
foul gases? take th excess bll from
th liver and carry out of th stem
th decomposed waste matter and poi
son In the Intestines and bowela
No odJ how badly and upset you
feel, a Caicnret tonight will straighten
you'out by morning. They work while
you sleep- A 10-cent boa from your
druggist will keep your entire family
feeling good for months. Don't forget
th children their little Inaldo need
a eSood, aaU cleansing. 1
s. Wort maim m
6Hrfly Sales
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In. the 'Basement
Again we greet our patrons one of our popular "Hourly Sales." Prices are
reduced in erery instance to the lowest level. We will not quote meaningless figures.
vnnr cnarantee of low nrices. This
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sale embraces all clean mercnanaise 01
From lO to 11
50c Fancy NecKwear 8c
From 10 to 11 A. XL Today, in the
Basement Underprice Store. A sale
of hundreds of pieces of women's
dainty neckwear in jabota, Dntch col
lars, stocks, etc; also maline and
velvet bows; all good, new styles;
worth 25o to 60o each ; take O
your choice of this lot at, each Q C
Men's 25c Sox the pr 15c
From 10 to 11 A. M. Today, in the
Basement. A one-hour sale of men's
fine cashmere Socks, medium weight,
made of fine wool yarns, in black and
gray colors; a complete range of sizes
in this lot; actual 25-cent 1 C
grades ; special, the pair X O C
Boys 25c Hose for 15c
From 10 to 11 A. M. Today, In the
Basement. A sale of boys' heavy rib
bed cotton Hose, with seamless feet,
with double heels and toes; fast, stain
less black; sizes 7 to 10; our "J g
regular 25 o grades ; special IOC
Women's 3.50 Shoe $2.29
From 10 to 11 A. M. Today, in the
Basement A sale of women's Shoes
in patents and gunmetals, lace or but
ton styles, cloth or fine kid tops; all
new, fresh stock, new ! O OQ
short -ramp lasts ; rpl aw s J
Curtain Ends Each 29c
From 11 to 12 A. M. Today, in the
Basement. A one-hour sale of manu
facturers' samples of Curtains, 2 to
6 of kind ; good useful lengths ; sam
ples of curtains which sold regularly
at $5 to $10 a pair; '""JOQ
600 to choose from ; special J C
Extra! From lO to 12
$5.00 Hat Shapes 50c.
From 10 A. M. to 12 Today, in the Basement. A sen
sational sale of Women's Dress Hat Shapes in the
felt or velvet; black and oolors; small, large and
medium shapes. Positively the very best values
you have ever had an opportunity to choose from.
Nothing in all Portland to compare with J" f
them. Values to $5.00 for two hours atUVC
the highest quality. Read every item:
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$10.00 Hats for $1.95.
From 2 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store. A two-hours' sale of Women's Trimmed
Hats, of beautiful color combinations to please
every taste; hats for street or for semi-dress wear.
We advise you to be here at the stroke of the gona:,
as it is doubtful if they will last two d Q C
hours; regular $5 to $10 hats; special P 1 c,7J
fJ 4t to 5 p.m.
A 5PRCllAfcSa )
om 4 to 5
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From 12 to 1 P. M.
$10.00 Dress SKirts at Only $3.98
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today Shop by the hour; spend
the day in our Basement Store. Here's a sale of
80 splendid Dress Skirts, grouped for a brisk hour's
selling. Plain serges and Panamas in fancy mix
tures, stripes and checks. All splendid styles and
seasonable colors; regular $6.00 to(hQ Q52
$10.00 grades; special each, one hour P3a70
Men's $1.25 Sweaters for 55c
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today, in the Basement Under
price Store. Thrifty men will gather for this hour's
sale of Sweaters. They are made of good, heavy,
warm yarns in the gray color, trimmed in red and
blue and finished in pearl buttons; the sizes run
from 34 to 44, are regular $1.25 Sweat- gCr
ers; specialized for this hour only &tJJiJ,
75c Carpet Slippers for Only 29c
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today, in the Basement; a one
hour's sale of Carpet Slippers for men, women and
children; they are made of heavy plush with heavy
carpet soles, in assorted colors and in a complete
range of sizes; well made and comfortable, neat
fitting slippers such as sell regular atOQ
75o a pair; specialized for this sale only tjC
75c Jewelry Novelties for 15c
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today in the Basement Underprice
Store. A sale of hundreds of pieces of fancy Jew
elry, such as Hat Pins, Beauty Pins, Veil Pins, Belt
Pins, Brooches, etc All new designs in this season's
novelties and fads, which are regular at 1 f
25o to 75c ; this hour only at, choice lUC
Shop by the Clock. Stay In the Store all Day.
$1.50 Couch Covers Selling at 95c
From 12 to 1 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprioe
Store. A sale of heavy tapestry Couch Covers in a
splendid selection of colors; reversible patterns, 60
to 66 inohes in width and full three yards in length.
These eouch covers are our best regular Q J"
$1.50 grades, bargainized for this hour at J O C
From 1 to 2 P. M.
Women's $10.00 Coats for $5.95
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store, where thousands of thrifty people will gather
to take advantage of these prices. Women's Long
Coats, made of good, heavy materials, in black and
a few gray mixtures, cut full and long, well made
and plain tailored; very neet fitting; t C Q C
regular $10 grades ; special, this sale (PQoiU
$5.00 SilK Petticoats Selling $2.48
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store. A sale of very good quality silk Petticoats,
styled with deep flounces and dust ruffle and made
of fine, soft-finish taffeta, with lustrous surface;
perfectly dyed; black and a good j0 AQ
range of colors; regular $5 grades tpL .tO
Shop by the Clock. Stay In the Store all Day.
$2.00 Lace Curtains for Only 79c
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement A sale
which will bring many eager buyers to the store;
fully 300 pairs of Curtains go in the lot; fine Not
tingham Lace in a splendid range of new patterns;
the majority are odd pairs, yet many 2 to 6 pairs
of a kind; full size curtains, worth reg- 7Q
ular $1.50 to $2.00 a pair; special this sale ( 7C
35c Dress Goods, the yd., Only 18c
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store. A great special in new plaid Dress Goods,
light and dark colors, small, neat patterns for waists
and children's dresses; economical mothers should,
by all means, investigate this offer. The great price
concession merits your early calL Bel O
here when the gong sounds ; 35o values for IOC
Boys' $1.00 Pants Special for 49c
From 1 to 2 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store, we offer a sale of biys ' Knickerbocker Pants,
made of heavy tweed materials, in neat dark pat
terns; sizes 6 to 16 years. These pants AQk
are well made and attractive patterns TT C
Shop by the tJlock. Stay in the Store all Day.
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10c Buttons, 2 dozen, 5c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment. A sale of 1000 dozen pearl
Buttons in several different sizes; 2
and 4-hole styles; all good, heavy,
clear pearl buttons, suitable for many
purposes; for women's or children's
dresses, aprons, men's shirts, eto,;
regular 10 cents a dozen; spe- "J
cial sale this hour, 2 dozen O C
75c Kimonos for 59c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment. A one-hour sale of women's
Kimonos, in the short lengths; made
of fine quality flannelette in a splen
did range of colors and new, neat
patterns; neatly styled and trimmed;
a full range of sizes; worth Jjft
regularly 75o each; special U7C
Pillow Cases for 9c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment. A sale of fnll bleached Pil
low Cases in sizes 42x36 inches; made
of heavy sheeting, hemmed, ready
for use ; moet extraordinary Q
bargains, for this hour only at J C
$2.00 Portieres at $1.39
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment. A one-hour sale of heavy
tapestry Portieres, three yards long;
splendid patterns in deep rich color
ings; very good for conch eovers;
regular $2.00 grades; Q OQ
special for this sale, aj) x O S
$1.00 Corsets for 53c
From 4 to 5 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment. A sale of three splendid styles
of Corsets; made of good quality
coutil, medium hip and bust; fitted
with four supporters; 8'jes"II,0
18 to 27; regular $1 grades JJ C
From 11 to 12
12c Embroideries at 5c
From 11 to 12 A. AL Today in the
Basement Underprice Store, we will
specialize for a brief hour's selling a
large quantity of splendid embroid
eries, edges and insertions, In assorted
widths and splendid patems ;-
all good 12o qualities; special O C
Women's 75c Gloves 19c
11 A. M. to 12 Today, in' the Base
ment Underprice Store. A sale of
Golf Gloves for women, misses and
children, hundreds of pairs, all sam
ple lines, bought way under the reg
ular prices; blacks and colors; worth
35c to 75 a pair; extra spe- n Qk
cial sale for this one hour JL J C
45c Underwear for 27c
11 A. M. to 12 Today, in the Base
ment. A one-hour sale of women's
Winter weight Underwear; vest and
pants: extra good weight, fine close
ribbed, with fine fleece lining; a full
range of sizes; our regular 0"T
45c sellers; special at only su C
25c Bath Towels at 17c
11 A. XL to 12 Today, in the Base
ment Store. A one-hour sale of heavy
unbleached Bath Towels, in large sizes,
full 22x44 inches, with hemmed ends:
our best regular 25c sellers; special
for this hour only; buy all-, y
you want at this low price X C
Men's Shirts at Only 39c
11 A. M. to 12 Today, in the Base
ment Underprice Store. We offer a
sale of men's black sateen and blue
chambray Shirts, made of excellent
materials, cut full in the body; sizes
UVi to 17ya ; our best sell- OA
ers ; special for this hour O J C
From 2 to 3 P. M.
$5.00 SilK Waists for Only $1.98
From 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store- A sale of women's fine Silk Waists, in odd
lines, plain tailored and fancy; the materials are
rich taffetas in the lustrous finish and soft messa
lines, in splendid assortment of good dependable
colors, including black; all sizes; reg-(T 1 QO
ular stock values to $5.00 for onlj J) JL 70
Women's Raincoats for Only $4.95
From 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprioe
Store. A sale of women's Raincoats, in the slip
over styles: medium weight; made of fine rubber
ized materials, in a splendid shade of tan and in
a complete range of sizes. Good grades, sure to
shed the rain. Ideal for morning, Q C
shopping or motoring; special, each, 4)'eIJ
Shop by the Clock. Stay in the Store all Day.
75c Fancy SilKs, the Yard for 43c
From 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement A sale of
very beautiful, new messaline silks and fine soft
chiffon taffeta silks in neat stripes and checks;
only 84 bolts in the lot, but all different patterns;
in the new, rich Fall colorings, suitable for waists,
dresses, etc.; such silks as you would oon-y O
sider a bargain at 75o a yard; special C
Table DamasK, the Yard, for 39c
From 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement. An early
Thanksgiving sale of 64-inch mercerized Table Dam
ask; extra heavy, durable quality, all choice pat
terns; suitable for household, restaurant or hotel
use. This will afford an excellent opportunity to
lay in a good supply. People who study OQ
economy will take advantage; special, yd. J S C
Outing Flannel Sale at 4c
From 2 to 3 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store. A great sale of mill ends of Outing Flan
nels of splendid quality; medium colors and neat
check patterns ; they come in lengths up to 20 yards.
Suitable for dressing sacques, kimonos, 1
pajamas, gowns, etc. ; speoial at yardTT 2 C
From 3 to 4 P. M.
Girls $3.50 Coats on Sale at $1.98
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store. A one-hour sale of Children's Coats in the
reefer style; made of good, heavy cheviot, in navy
blue, brown and red; all well made and lined with
good satine; sizes for girls from 2 to 6 years; the
best and most extraordinary values at (T 1 AO
this special -price for one hour only A itO
$20.00 Tailored Suits for $10.95
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement. A sale
of 100 smart, new, tailored Suits, bought especially
for the basement; materials are serges in black
and dark navy, smart tweed mixtures in gray and
brown effects; all beautiful, new models; well made
and lined with good satin; with velvet collars or
collars of self -material ; good $20 J " f
suits; specialized for this sale' at p XJeSJ
50c SilK Poplin now on Sale 33c
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today. Eager buyers will'welcome
this offer of beautiful Silk Poplins, the most dur
able of all silken fabrics. A cloth that will not
slip, will wash and give perfect wear; standard
width in black, cream and 20 different colors, for
street or for evening wear; the best 50o QQ
silk on the market ; special for this hour OOC
Children's $1.25 Dresses, Only 69c
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store. A sale of splendid Dresses for Children;
they are made of heavy pecales in neat checks and
spot patterns; dark and serviceable colors, nicely
made and trimmed; sizes 2 to 6 years; don't fail
to see them; they are most extraordinary ?Q
values; good sellers at $1.25 each; special OJ C
50c Waste BasKets for Only 21c
From 3 to 4 P. M. Today, in the Basement Underprice
Store. A sale of eplendid Waste Paper Baskets;
all Indian-made, square and round shapes, in as
sorted colors, light weight; very servicable, suitable
for the office or for home use; regular Q1
50c values; specialized for one hour only Sasi JL C
M SPECW jj
From 5 to 6
Boys' $4.50 Suits at $1.98
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment A 6ale of extraordinary values
in Boy's Suits, made of dark tweed
materials in neat patterns, well tail
ored and lined; sizes to fit boys 11
to 17 years of age; d QQ
regular $4.50 grades (j) 1 tVO
Men's Underwear at 38c
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today. A sale of
men's heavy and medium weight
fleece lined Underwear, shirts and
drawers; gray or tan; very' closely
woven garments; a complete range of
sizes from 32 to 46; our Q Q
best 50o sellers ; special J O C
Boys' Sweaters for 39c
A sale of boys' heavy Sweaters, in
solid gray, and gray trimmed in
red and blue, with 2 pockets ; finished
with large pearl buttons; sizes 23 to
34. Our most popular sell- OA
ers ; specialized at only 0C
$1.25 Umbrellas now 83c
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment A one-hour sale of Umbrellas
for men or women; full 28-in., strong
steel frames, covered with durable
material, with plain and fancy han
dles; regular $1.25 grades; AO
special at this sale, each OOC
25c NecKwear at 12c
From 5 to 6 P. M. Today, in the Base
ment. A sale of men Neckwear, in
four-in-hands, shield bows and shield
tecks in an endless range of new pat
terns and splendid colors O C
25c values ; special two for 3 C
All Day Extra Specials in Dishes and CooRing' Utensils
' . . . . .. Tt,.. t i Qstk II mwVER SETS in the decorated semi-por- II 15c BARGAIN TABLE, 15c
60o Turkey Dishes, special at only, each, 25
75c Turkey Dishes, special at onlj, each,
$1.00 Turkey Dishes, special at, each, 50
$2.00 Turkey Dishes, special, each Sl.OO
$2.75 Turkey Dishes, special, each, $1.33
45o covered Roasters, 10x15, for. only 35J
65o covered Roasters, 12x17, for only 4C
Vo. 8 gray enameled Teakettles for 49J
14-quart enameled Dishpan for only 39?
Gas Mantles, good grade, 2 for only 15
eelain, with gold line, rancy (PO QC
shape, very neat, 42 pieces, at sjj 0 O
CTXPS AND SAUCERS in the blue Jap- O
anese ware, very special at, the pair Ov
A bie table of Glassware, consisting of plates,
salad dishes, cake plates, sugar bowls, cream
ers, olive dishes, berry bowls, jelly 1 C.
dishes; choose from the lot at only
Grocery Specials
30e Roasted Coffee, the pound at only 2'
40c English Breakfast Tea, the pound, 30
40e Uncolored Japan Tea, the pound at 30
40c Ceylon Tea, special at the pound, 30
75o O. W. K. Special Butter, the roll, 67
55c Oleomargarine, two pounds at only 50
Picnic Shoulders, the pound, special at lit
So Babbit' Cleanser, 7 cans for only 25
lOo Jama and Jellies, special at only 8t?
lOo Pickles, 3 bottles for low price of 25
Rice Flakes, special at only, the pkg, 7
10a Krinkle Corn Flakes, 4 packages for 25
argfaisiL Circle
Hair Nets Pure silk, all shades; "I f
5 in an envelope ; special at only X vl C
Hair Nets Real hair, all shades, np .
in all sizes; 38x40; special, 2 for3C
Hair Forms New styles ring puff3 O J
at special low price of ZOC ana sJF xj
c
Hair Rolls All shades, good sizes at 21
Coat Hangers Wood, with bent O
hooks, varnished or plain ; special at O C
Skirt Hangers Made of wire with r
two clothes pins ; special this price t C
Persian I-v-o-r-y A small lot of mirrors,
brushes, military brushes, tooth and nail A,
brushes, etc., to close at half , price