SHOWS WILL TELL
NORTHWESTS GLORY
Development Leagues Join in
Vast Plan to Win Settlers
for Waiting Lands.
EXHIBIT TRAIN FEATURE
Publicity la Et and Cmpln to
Show IVoUacts Are Included.
Kmitlnj- of Tourists 1 Fac
tor In His 3 1 ore.
Advertised with advance nolle Ilk
a elrcua. pluylns; Ore-day stands In
the lai-Keat auditoriums that can, om
Ir.aaed In cities of ltf.OuO to 60.0uO In
habitant throughout th Kat and th
Middle West. tn Northwest Pveloj
tnenl Uau will send out next FaU a
special train IS. led with eihlblt show
ing th resources of th Northwest
statee. IToduct cEhlblt will b shown
la connection wur moving pictures
and photograph displays, and advert.s
Inc matter will b distributed to brins
home to th people of th Et th
desirability of th West aa a plac to
make a horn.
Will A- Campbell, secretary of th
! in I'ortland this week to
confer with th Portland Commercial
Club, th Chamber of Commerc and
other commercial bodies, and Interest
thm In th eomprehenslr campaien
of publicity of which th bin exhibit
train la to be only on of th many
feature 4 brought forward by th North
wait rrelopment League.
Cm eesraile) la Alas.
The plan of organisation la to get
all commercial bodies, development
laaruca. state official and transporta
tion companies of the Northwest Joined
Into a strong (roup, with strong: finan
cial becking-, to place before the peo
ple of the East and before desirable
aliens. In the moat authentic manner
possible. Information about the North
west. Mr. Campbell la working with C. C.
Chapman, secretary of the Oregon He
Telopment Leairue. a rid William Hanley.
of Burn, president of tb Central
Oreaoa Development League, to In
auKurate the movement In Oregon.
in the plan of the organisation the
first step will be to hoW a Northwest
development congress In Seattle. June
(-1, followed by a visit to Portland.
In which Governors of seven states
and Secretary of the Interior Flfhcr.
will participate.
Hi Shew la riaa.
From November 1J to 13 the league
will hold a Northwestern Products
Exposition In Minneapolis where the
products of the soil, lakes, rlvera.
mines, forest and factories of the
American Northwest will be displayed.
The exposition will be held In a great
coliseum now being erected by the City
of Minneapolis to accommodate the ex
position. A almilar ahow was held by
the league In St. Paul In December of
last year and attended by 13.000 peo
ple. In this exposition th seven North
west state mak exhibits of their pro
ducts and may present the opportuni
ties In their states to thousands of
people, actual homeseekers and desir
able settlers who have made money on
farms of th Middle West.
Following this exposition In Mln
neapolla the league will take Us spe
cial train of four or five baggage cara
and an office car filled with exhibits
and put on II products expositions In
cities of from 10.000 to SO.000 through
out the East and Middle West.
Another feature of the plan Is to
Install a permanent exhibit In the Com
merce building. St. Paul chore the As
sociation of Commerce of that city has
offered rent free or space oi xffuv
square feet.
Lews Are t lder.
In this room the secretary's office Is
already situated and a force Is main
tained to send out literature and fol
low up the products exposltlona In be
half of the seven Northwest states.
The league also Is working to secure
the passage of bills In Congress to es
tablish a Federal domestic Immigra
tion policy and placing It In hands of
desirable aliens at the porta of entry
to the I'nl ted States.
"Working together this way free
from hostile ur!-ln. the seven ststes
ought to be able to more than double
the number of people coming natural
ly Into the Northwest." says Mr. Camp
bell. "We have tried It fir enough
to knew that we can get the results.
The transportation companies whloh
have spent actual millions In develop
ment and settlement work are co-operating
with os and their opinion that
the plans will succeed ought to carry
some weight aa they have the million
dollar reputations when It cornea to
knowing what will convince tb home
seeker.
"primarily w desire to keep the
people of the United States from going
to Canada where they are lost to our
markets forever. W believe the
American Northwest Is a better -place
for people to enjoy life and accumu
late wealth than in either the southern
or southwestern part of our own
country.
Mate Set ilaaapered.
"There Is nothing In our plan which
wl:l curtail Individual effort on the
part of the states or communltea. They
must work. Just aa hard and when we
get our exposltlona to going, they will
have te work harder to follow up the
pioneering we will do In the East an
Middle West. All we ask Is that Ore
gon retain membership In the league,
collect the exhibits of their products
and send men on th train and to th
Northwestern Products Exposition In
Minneapolis to talk Oregon. Impartially
and truthfully. W will get th money
necessary outside of that and the plans
now under way Involve almost a quar
ter of a million of dollars. Oregon Is
now the only state In the Northwest
which Is unprepared to make an ea
fctbil and we want the stat to go Into
partnership with us. We want not
un'y to reach the actual homeseeker
hut the possible visitor to the Panama
Pacific Exposition. We want the visi
ters to San Francisco to either go or
rome over one of the northern lines,
through Seattle. Tacoraa or Portland.
This will be the best land products
show which we can show them take
them across the 2090 miles from the
Palls of St. Anthony to Puget Sound
or the Willamette Valley and they
will get a products exposition which
will leave a more lasting Impression
than what the state will show In our
expositions or even In San Francisco."
The league has already started a cam
paign to route travel to the exposi
tion In Kit by the Pacific Northwest
snd Mr. Campbell says the work of
the organisation In 1U will be prac
tically devoted to getting visitors to
elihr go or come from the San Fran
cico exposition by way of the north
ern cltiea.
Oregon. Washington. Montana. Idaho,
North Dakota. South Dakota and Min
nesota are already member of the
organisation. Alaska will Join and th
league will be complete, all other states
being excluded from the partnership.
After leaving Portland. Mr. Camp
bell will visit Seattle. Pendleton. We
natchee. North Yakima and other cities
of the Northwest to continue the work
of organisation. L. W. McDowell. In
duatrial agent for the Spokane. Port
land Seattle Railway, formerly publi
city agent on th Governors' special,
will be associated with Mr. Campbell In
bis tour of organisation. Fred Graham.
Industrial agent for th Great North
ern, will also assist In the organisa
tion campaign
i
HARBOR AID PROMISED
National Body'" Ilemi Telegraph
"Satisfactory" Bill la Forming.
Special Shoppers' Lunch Served in the Basement, 25c Ice Cream Parlors in Basement
Shoe Shining in the Basement-Candy Department and Grocery Annex in Basement
of
What la regarded br J. N. Teal.
a V. & ......nroilnn rnntmlttli of th
rhimh- of Commerce aa highly en
couraglng news to tb resident of
Portland and th entire Pacific North
west is contained In a telegram re
ceived by Mr. Teal from Joseph E.
Ramsdell. Representative In Congress
from Louisiana. Mr. Ramsdell Is not
only president of the National Rivera
and Harbor Congress, but la a mem
ber of th rivers and harbors commit
tee of the House. In his telegram he
advise Mr. Teal that the committee of
which he I a member In Congress ex
pects In 10 days to report a "reason
ably satisfactory' bill.
Although the term "reasonably satisfactory'-
Is not explained In th mes
sage. It Is taken by Mr. Teal to mean
that the bill to be reported will Include
all projects now under way and rec
ommended by the chief engineer. This
would embrace the Celllo canal. Jetty
work at the mouth of the Columbia and
the continued Improvement of the Wil
lamette and Columbia Rivera between
Portland and the sea.
Another telegram from Representa
tive Ramsde'.l to Mr. Teal conveyed th
news that Mr. Ramsdell had Just been
elected United States Senator from
Louisiana.
-The elevation of Mr. Ramsdell from
the National Home to the Senate Is
good new for the entire Pacific North
west," said Mr. Teal. "Mr. Ramsdell
always has been exceedingly friendly
to liberal approprlatlona for extensive
river and harbor Improvements in this
section of the country. As a member
of the Senate, he will be able to do
even more for u In these all-Important
subjects.-
PICKET SAID TO BE BRUTAL
J. P. O'Brien, of 0.-W. R. & X.
Company, Trlls of Attack.
Following the "slugging" of Oliver
Olson, an old employe of the O.-W. R.
s N. Company, Saturday night, alleged
to have been committed by union pick
ets, a strong protest has been addressed
to Chief of Polio Slovar, by Vice-President
O'Brien, of the railroad company,
requesting greater vigilance en th part
of th police. Chief Slover has com
plied to the extent of addressing an
order to all officers, warning them that
they are on duty to suppress every act
of aggression from any source. They
are commanded to report If they are
unable to cope with the situation.
Mr. O'Brien says that conditions grow
more tense aa the strike wanes and
there Is less occasion for the pickets to
be on watch. He asserts that there la
no longer any chance of the pickets
persuading any men to quit and that
their only motive Is Intimidation.
The writer characterises the assault
on Olson aa particularly brutal. The
man was on his way home when he
was approached and asked If he -was a
"scab " He replied that he did not ac
cept the term but was aa employe of
the railroad company. Then he was
atruck across the face with a club and
seriously Injured. The name of one
man. alleged to be In the assaulting
party, baa been furnished to th pollc.
TICKET AUCTION BILLED
Ad Clnb Members to Bid for Show
Seats at H el tig.
Box and loge seats to the "Get-Rich
Quick Walllngford" entertainment at
th Hellig Theater. February , will
be auctioned off at the meeting of the
Portland Ad Club In the Multnomah
Hotel at luncheon today, and the "pat
ter" of the auctioneers, who will be
a dosen of the best speaker and wits
In th club. Is expected to furnish one
of the best entertainment features of
the first meeting of the club at Ita new
banquet place. The show at the Hellig
en February 3( haa been given to the
Ad Club, and the money secured In
this way will be used to defray the
expanses of entertaining delegates to
the Ad Club convention itere In June,
Frank McCrillla will be chairman at
the luncheon today, and speakers will
be H. G. Longhurst. of Sacramento,
president of the Pacific Coaat Ad Men's
Association; G. L. Hutchln, of the Rose
Festival Association, and Phil Gevurta,
of the Multnomah Hotel Company.
MAKE YOUR OWN
HAIR TONIC
A SPECIALISTS ADVICE,
In a reoent Issue the New Tork Usrald
published a special article on the oar
of the hair. In which was given the
formula for a home-made Hair Tonic,
which waa highly recommended for Its
remarkable balr-growing properties, as
well aa for stopping falling hair, re
vitalising the hair roots, destroying the)
dandruff germ and restoring gray hair
to It natural color. This article was
of speolal Interest to me. a th formula
was one which I myself have pre
scribed In counties cases with most
astonishing results. I remember one
case in particular la which I prescribed
It for a man who had been bald for
many years and In less than two
months after he began Its use his head
waa completely covered with a luxuri
ant growth of rich, glossy hair, thus
proving that hair can be made, to grow
on a bald head, notwithstanding th
opinion of many persons to the con
trary. Fur the benefit of those who have
not seen It before. I give the formula
herewith: C ounces of Bay Hum. 3
ounces l.svona (1 tomposee. one-half
drachm Menthol Crystals. Dissolve the
Crystals in the Pay Rum and then add
the Lavona da Composee; shake thor
oughly and apply night and morning
to the roots of the hair, rubbing Into
the scalp with the finger-tips. This
preparation contains no coloring mat
ter, but restores gray hair to ita nat
ural color by Its action on the hair
roots. If you desire It jierfumed, add
one teaspoonful of To-Kalun Perfume,
which combines perfectly with the
othr Ingredients and Imparts a roost
pleasing scent. Adv.
You will tone up your
system and feel better for
taking, in the morning, H glass of
Water
NATURAL LAXATIVE
Best Remedy for
CONSTIPATION
Ira. tKe Basement 'Underpriee Store5
Our Basement is a valuable adjunct to our great establishment. Thousands of economical people depend upon it for their sup
plies of all kinds. Foods, wearing apparel and household needs of all sorts are sold here at greatly reduced pnees. The repeated
requests of our many friends to renew our Wednesday "Hourly Sales' has prompted us to do so with more vigor and enthusiasm.
Men's 520.00 Suits for $8.79
This Special for All Day
Here's an odd lot of men's Suits left over in the clothing depart
ment, fimt floor, and sent down to the basement for a Wednesday
sale. All ara good qualities, in neat patterns, well made and
neat fitting; only one or two of a kind; sizes run (J Q 7Q
from 31 to 46; values $15.00, f 18.00, $20.00; special fpO I 7
5 Valentines r -C
Special at DC
A big sale of Valentines, comio and sentimental,
some very pretty ones in the lots, are to be closed
out at today's sale. Take advantage of this.
LOT 1 Values up to 50c, special at only 5
LOT 2 Values up to $1.00, special at only 10
Youths' $15.00 Suits at 5.95
This Special for All Day
All day today, in the basement, we will sell you the long pants
suits, 6izes 31 to 33, or ages 15 to 20 years; broken lines and odd
suits, worth regularly $10.50, $12.50 and $15.00; (3 QC
priced very special for this sale at only, the suit, p qj m J
Hundreds of other bargains not advertised to be had at this sale.
For One Hoar
10 to 11 A. M.
shop by the hour;
new bargains .appear
at every stroke of
the gong. Here's 5
great bargains, from
10 to 11 A. M. only.
7c Standard Calico, the Yard 5c
10 to 11 A. M. today in the basement.
A one-hour sale of the best Standard calico
in a good assortment of neat patterns; dark,
medium and light; the best 7-cant (
grade. Specialized for one hour, yd. O C
$1.00 Corsets. Special, each 58c
10 to 11 A. M. Today. , A one-bour sale
of Corsets that "will bring hundreds of
thrifty women to our basement; three styles,
new Spring models, medium bust Q
and hips; sizes IS to 30, reg. $1 OOC
Children's 25c Hose, the Pair 9c
10 to 11 A. M. today in the basement.
A one-hour sale of children's fine black
cotton Hose, 1x1 rib, double knee, toe and
heel; sizes 6, 6V, 7, 7Va 8, and Q
regular 25e Hose for only t C
Women's $2.50 Waists at $1.69
10 to 11 A. M. today in the basement,
A one-hour sale of women's mohair Waists
in navy or black, neatly trimmed with tucks
and plaits, with self-collars. fQ
Regular $2.50 grades at only tj) X Ott
$1.50 Hospital Slippers, Fair 98c
10 to 11 A. M. today in the basement.
A one-hour sale of women's juliets or hos
pital Slippers, made of vici kid with rubber
heels and elastic sides. A full Q Q
range of sizes ; regular $1.50 vals. 70C
For One Hoar
11 A. M. to 12.
Every thrjfty person
in Portland will pat
ronize these hourly
sales. Many will
spend the whole day
here. Shop by honr.
$5.00 SilK Waists, Special $1.98
11 A. M. to 12 today, in the basement.
A sale of women's Waists in many new and
attractive styks of silk or net. Plain or
trimmed, black, white and f 1 Q Q
colors; $4.00, $5.00 Waists ij) X iO
25c Box Shoshine, Special at 17c
11 A. M. to 12 today, in the basement.
A one-hour sale of "Shoshine." A perfect
shoe polish in paste form, put up in "Com
bination boxes, ' with dauber and " .
polisher. A 25e value for only X I C
Swiss Curtains, Special, pr. 25c
11 A. M. to 12 today. A one-hour sale
of ruffled swiss Cnrtains, made of nice qual
ity muslin in neat striped patterns, with
full ruffle of same; 2'2 N'Ot.
long, 24 inches wide; the pair at feOC
35c Fancy Jewelry, Special 5c
11 A. M. to 12 today. A one-hour sale
of fancy jewelry novelties, in hat pins and
scores different articles to choose from.
Values up to 35 cents each. We
specialize them for this sale at only tJ C
Hose Supporters, the Pair 2c
11 A. M. to 12 today. A one-hour sale
of hundreds of pairs of Hose Supporters;
some are imperfect, some are soiled, many
different kinds and colors; we spe- C
specialize them at, your choice for 4 C
For One Hour
12 to 1 P. M.
Come and spend the
day here bring this
ad. with you and
and mark the arti
cles that interest you
stay here all day.
Women's $15.00 Coats at $5.00
12 to 1 P. M. today. A one-hour sale of
women's long Coats, priced for a noontime
crowd-bringer; they are all good styles and
colors. Odds and ends, to be tf (J OO
6ure, but good values to $15, 4) j X 3
$1.00 Fancy SilKs, the Yard 55c
12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement.
1000 yards of fancy Silks, in checks, stripes
and printed warp effects, in a splendid
range of colors; standard width (Jf?
and good $1 quality; the yardijJG
20c Curtain Scrim, the Yard 12c
12 to 1 P. M. today. Stop in at lunch
time and get some of this Scrim, it comes
in white, cream and ecru, 36 inches wide,
suitable for curtains or fancy 1 O
work ; good 20c grade ; the yard, 1uC
Men's 50c Underwear for 33c
13 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement,
A rare offering of men's Underwear, shirts
anil drawers, in the medium weight, ribbed
cotton, suitable for early Spring QQ
wear; all sizes; 50o grades for OOC
Safety Razors, Special at 5c
12 to 1 P. M. today, in the basement.
"Underpriee Store." A sale of 500 Safety
Razors, all eomplete, ready for use; one
blade with each razor. Extra blades H
3 for 5c ; a good, reliable Razor for J C
For One Hour
1 to 2 P. M.
Watch the dial, shop
by the hour. A whole
day of bargain won
ders in the "Under
priee Store. Read
every item. Come.
$4.50 SilK Petticoats, each $2.48
From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement.
A one-hour sale of silk Petticoats, made of
fine soft finish taffeta silk with deep
flounce and dust ruffle; d O A Q
black and colors; $4.50 vals, 4wbO
25c Shell Goods, Special at 13c
From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement.
A rousing sale of Shell Goods, back combs
and barrettes of various kinds, plain, with
fancy settings, assorted colors; O
our regular 25c values ; special at X O C
35c Perfumery, Special for 10c
From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement.
A sale of fancy glass Atomizers, filled with
good perfumes of different odors; our reg
ular stock 35c sellers; special f
for this hour's sale only at X J C
50c Waste BasKet, Special at 18c
From.1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement.
"Underpriee Store." A sale of genuine
Indian-made Waste Baskets, good, strong
and durable; assorted shapes and "I Q
colors ; regular 50-oent Baskets at X O C
HucK Towels, Special, Dozen 90c
From 1 to 2 P. M. today, in the basement.
"Underpriee Store." A one-hour sale of
fine quality linen finish Huck Towels;
size 17x34; splendid for rooming
houses and hotels; special, dozen, iVC
For One Hour
2 to 3 P. M.
These basement
hourly sales offer
extraordinary saving
oportnnities in all
lines of merchandise.
Come, stay all day.
Child's $5.50 Dresses, each $2.98
2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement. A
one-hour sale of 100 splendid Dresses for
children; they are made of all-wool storm
serge, in navy, brown and (? O QQ
red; sizes 6 to 14 years; only Ps aetO
50c Baby BlanKets, Special 33c
2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement. A
one-hour sale of Baby Blankets; made of
fine heavy eiderdown, reversible, neat pat
terns, blue or pink eolors; our O O
regular 50o grades for this hour OOC
$1.50 Princess Slips, Special 89c
2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement. A
one-hour sale of women's Princess Slips of
heavy sheer muslin, daintily trimmed in
lace and embroidery; our regular
$1.50 grades ; special for this hour
15c Handkerchiefs, Special 5c
2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement. A
sale of women's Handkerchiefs, various
kinds in the lot, with plain or fancy em
broidered corners; fine sheer mater
isJ; 10c and 15e grades; special for OC
$1.00 Tapestry Portieres at 67c
2 to 3 P. M. today, in the basement. A
one-hour sale of beautiful tapestry Portieres;
3 yards long, 34 inches wide; plain or Ori
ental striped patterns, deep rich fj
eolors; $1.00 values; special, each O C
89c
7FR )M
3t.4 Li
For One Hour
3 to 4 P. M.
$15.00 Tailored
3 to 4 P. M. today,
ored Suits; 75 in the
onahle styles, splendid
materials; sure to fit
faotorily; $12.50, $15
Shoppers who spend
the day in our store
will enjoy our 25o
special luncheon, Joe
cream and eandy
parlors in basement.
Suits at $7.85
Women's fine tail
lot; all good, seas
colors and excellent
satis- (t PJ QP
vals., J) ,OD
Women's 75c Belts, Each 19c
3 to 4 P. 51. today in the basement. A
one-hour sale of women's Belts, of fancy
elastic webbing with neat, attractive buck
les; a good assortment of colors; Q
values to 75 cents each; special X l C
Men's WorK Shirts, Special 39c
3 to 4 P. 51. today in the basement. A
sale of three kinds of men's working Shirts.
Blue chambray, black sateen and black and
white striped duck, all good ma- O Q
terials; sizes 14 to 17; special 0C
10c Outing' Flannel, the Yard 7c
From 3 to 4 P. 51. today, in the basement
Tnderpriee Store." A sale of heavy outing
Flannel in a splendid range of colors for
gowns, pajamas, ete., good 10-cent J
quality; special, the yard, for only C
85c White SKirts, Reduced to 48c
From 3 to 4 P. 5L today, in the basement.
Women's fine white Skirts, made of good
quality muslin, with deep flounce embroid
ery; regular 85-cent values; spe- A Q
cial for this hour only at, eachrOC
For One Hour
4 to 5 P. M.
Our Ice Cream Par
lors are located in
the basement. All
kinds of soft drinks
are served in a firet
;lass manner. Come.
Women's $15.00 Dresses, $5.95
4 to 5 P, M. today, in the basement
"Underpriee Store." A sale of women's
beautiful one-piece Dresses; several differ
ent styles; made of French J Q Ci
and English serge. $15 values tj) O O
Men's 15c SocKs, the Pair, 9c
4 to 5 P. 5f. today, in the basement
"Underpriee Store." A one-hour sale of
men's guaranteed Socks in black or tan;
made of fine, select cotton yarn, fast Qk
stainless dye ; all sizes ; 15o grades, J C
Boys' 35c Waists, Reduced to 19c
4 to 5 P. 51. today, in the basement. A
one-hour sale of boys' Waists; made of
good quality gingham or chambray or black
sateen; sizes 6 to 15 years; all 1 A
good colors ; 2oc and 35 e waists X 7 C
Bed Spreads, on Sale at 98c
From 4 to 5 P. 51. today, in the basement
"Underpriee Store." A sale of colored
crochet Bed Spreads, in the full double size;
all good colors ; extra heavy and f Q
pleasing patterns; special, eachJOC
Child's $2.00 Rain Cape at $1.09
4 to 5 P. 51. today, in the basement. A
one-hour sale of children's Rain Capes;
made of medium weight rubberized mater
ial, in neat, stripe patterns
with hood; sues
pe patterns (J ff
6 to 14, ea, cj) X U7
For One Hour
5 to 6 P. M.
There will be thou
sands of unusual bar
gains in unadver
tised lines. Come and
spend the day. Lay
in your supplies now.
Women's $5.00 Bath Robes $2.69
5 to 6 P. 51. today, in the basement. A
sale of women's Bath Robes, made of good,
heavy eiderdown, with satin trimmings and
buttons, silk frogs and heavy d O fJ C
eords; $5.00 grades for only PwOc
Men's 25c Suspenders, Pair 15c
5 to 6 P. M. today, in the basement
"Underpriee Store." A rousing sale of
men's Suspenders with good, strong elastio
webbing; fancy gilt buckles and 1
strong leather ends; 25c grades, X OC
Men's $1.25 Underwear, at 59c
5 to 6 P. 51. today, in the basement. A
sale of men's natural wool Underwear, in
weights suitable for early Spring; natural
gray colors; made of fine soft fj f
yarns; all sizes; $1.25 values, at OC
19c Cloth Gloves, Reduced to 6c
5 to 6 P. 51. today, in the basement. A
sale of black cloth Gloves in men's and
women's sizes, well made, strong and dur
able; limit 5 pairs to a customer;
19e values; special for this hour at O C
12Vc Scrim and Madras, at 5c
5 to6 P. M. today, in the basement. A
one-hour sale of mill ends of figured Scrim
and Madras,- in lengths from 1 to 5 yards,
36 inches wide; lOo and 12V20 qual
ity; special for thia hour, the yard, OC
Emtire StocK of Valemtisnes lialf Price
On Center Circle. Main Floor All Aisles Lead to THis Sale
Kitchen, Household Needs
Notion Day fi
First
oor
Between the Elevators
Coma and supply your jhousehold with the little
needfuls at saving prices. Many articles not ad
vertised "will be on the counter in addition to these;
Spool Cotton, 6-eord, all numbers,-y
black or white, 6o grade, at only-frC
6o paper of 400 Pins, two papers only 5?
5c paper of Needles, special, 2 for only 5
5a wire Hair Pins, all sizes, 2 for only 5
15c Hair Pin Cabinets, special at only 8
25a Hair Pins, shell or amber, at only 15
lOe Collar Stays, "Astra" or "Eve 7t
5c Hooks and Eyes, white or blaak, 2 at 5?
Feather-stitched Braids, worth up
to 15a ; specialized for this sale at C
Hair Nets, large size, special, 5 for 10
15e nair Nets of real hair, special at 8
15a Dress Shields, sizes 2, 3, 4, only 7
5a Collar Stays, ell sizes, two for only 5
25e Skirt JIarkers, special at this sale 12
15a taffeta Binding Ribbon, special at 13?
15c best grade Pearl Buttons, special,
5a wood Coat Hangers at 2 for only 5&
12yfee wire Coat Hangers, special, only
Hose Supporters in odd lots, r
worth up to 75a the pair; special aCOC
On Sale All Day in the Basement
Gray enamel Sink Strainers, special at 10
Heavy Japanned Dust Pans, special for 6?
Set of six Table Mats, special at only 12
lOo Paring Knives, special, 2 for only 15
Seyen-pin Hat Racks, special at only
Six-hook Coat Racks, special this sale at 17
Natl. Boiler-boar 'g Carpet Sweeper $1.75
Large size Lamp Burners, special at only 5
15c Decorated Cream Pitchers, special at XOfr
lOo Decorated Cream Pitcher, special for 6
No. 8 copper-bottom Wash Boiler, only $1.33
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Ulotnes wringers, guaranteed runs,
Set of 3 Potts Irons, nickel plated, $1.05
Clothes Pins, special, the dozen at only 1
Gas 5Iantles, special this sale, 2 for only 15
Gas Burner, complete with globe, QC
burner and mantle, specialized at 3 O C
65c Sugar and Cream, decorated, only 39
35o pr. Sugar and Cream, decorated, only 25
50o decorated Cake Plates, special at 39
Basement Grocery Special
Picnic Shoulders ; special for this sale at lie
Peters' Cocoa, specialized for this sale at 20
Rice Flakes; specialized for this sale at 7t
California Apricots, special for this sale 15
Lee's Co. String Beans, 2 cans for only 25
Kona Pineapple, special the can, only 15?
Seeded Raisins, special the package, at 8J
Royal Savon Soap, special, 11 for only 25
Easy Jell, IQp paokaga. Fancy Glass Dish free with each package. Take advantage now.
Demonstration of Corsets Will Continue all This WeeR
There's a Great Factory Sale of BlanKets on Third Floor