TTT7! WRXTTTO OREGOXIAN. THURSDAY. 31 AY 16, 1918.
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LODGING HOUSE FOR
NEEDY GIRLS URGED
Episcopal Church Considers
Establishing a Home
for Women.
DIOCESAN CONVENTION SITS
Treasurer' Itrpurt Mmw lUlance
of S 57, Ilrcrlpls or $15,905 and
Dlbnreni"nis of $15,186
by MIlon Board.
KitablUhmrnt t.y the Episcopal
Church of a lo1itlnir-houe for ne1y
iclrls and viwn waa recommended by
tha aortal service committee of the
church to the ;th annual dloceaan con
vention at Its sion In Trinity Parish
House. Nineteenth uml Kverett atreeta.
yeMerrlay.
"While there are many places within
the city." redj the report, "where a
man may aecure clean and proper lodg
ing: for a nominal consideration, there
la no auch place where a needy (rirl
may be thus accommodated. The
Younsj Women Christian Association
does not nil this want, aa the prices
for rooms under the control or super
vision of this association while not
htKh for the accommodations offered,
are not within the reach of many.
There Is a lame and Increasing de
mand for simtUr and cheaper quar
ters." The report of the committee men
tions that Rev. H. H. Talbot, a member
of the committee, was appointed also
by Mayor Itushllght chairman of the
Vice Commission, having similar alms,
and that through the efforts .of the
Vice Commission the curfew law wa
revived. Mention Is mu-le of unsuc
cessful efforts to establish rest and
lunch rooms for rlrla. It was also
recommended that a social service com
mittee be appointed by the ministers
In each parish, and Hint the committee
be appointed to serve for five years.
t ask llalaarc aoav.
The treasurer's report read yester
day afternoon, showed the receipta of
the Board of Missions for the year
endlnir April 30 to have been tlS.SOj.Jl.
and the disbursements J ' j. ! the
rash on hn I umountlnir to lSi. The
apportionments to diocesan missions
unpaid April 3 amounted to $0.7.
Revision of the canons of tbe diocese
occupied most of the time yesterday
afternoon. A canon was adopted divid
ing the diocese Into three convocation
the northern, central and southern,
each to be presided over by a dean, ap
pointed for two years by the bishop
upon nomination of the convention. The
counties In the convocations are as fol
lows: Northern Tillamook. Clatsop.
Columbia. Washington. Multnomah nnd
Clackamas, central Yamhill, folk.
Marlon. Linn. Benton. Lincoln and 1-ane:
southern lxuc!as. Coos. Curry. Jose
phine and Jackson
Canons were also adopted provldin
for the appointment of an archdeacon,
to labor as a a-neral missionary under
the bishops direction, for the channe
of name from Hoard of Missions to
Hoard of Church Kxtcnslon: for the
establishment of mission and parish
boundaries, the organisation of the cor
poration of the diocese to hold In trust
all properties an. I funds not otherwise
provided for: the establishment of a
commission on church architecture be
fore which all church buiMInc officers,
must lay plans of proposed bulldinss
for approval, and rules for the transfer
of church members and for the suspen
sion of those who neglect to partake
of the communion.
nnern Are 'Vosslaatrd.
Nominations of officers were made
yesterday afternoon, and the election
will take place today. Further nomi
nations may be made before the elec
tion. The nominees thus fr are:
Treasurer. W. W. llnstlnics; standing
committee. Kes. H. M. K.imsey. H. li.
Talhot. Barr li I-ee. W. H. Hamilton.
C. W. Robinson. lr. 8. E. Joseph! and
Rodnev U tillssn: board of church ex
tension. Hevs. H. R. Talbot. J. I'awson.
C. W. Baker. W. K Hamilton, li. M.
Itamser. Kov K. Remington. C W.
Hoblnson. iieorKe K. Rosenmuller.
Messrs. Hamilton Johnson. C B. 1'fah-
ler. C. N. Hugains. A. ti. ltteron: board
of trustees. Bishop Scott School for
Rove. R-vs. A. A. Morrison. H- M. Ram
sey H. P. Chambers and Messrs. J. K
Kollock. C. B. Pfahler and tieorce C
Bird Pt. Helen" Mchool Board. Revs.
A A. Morrison. H. M. Ramsey and
Messrs. J. K. Kollock and Oeorga C.
Burton: board of trustees. Oood S-miirl-tn
Hospital. Rev. J. Dawson and R. U
lllisan' board of trustees. Fplsropal
fund. H. r. Kamsdell. T. K. Brown and
Rsv. H. I Chambers: ecclesiastical
court. Rev. W. K. Hamilton, of Grants
Pass: Rev. Oeora K. Rosenmuller. As
toria: Rev. J. rawon. Portland, and
FSev C. W. Robinson. Oregon City: dele
rate's to Klghth Missionary Department
Council. Us Angeles. In October. Revs.
H I. Chambers. A. A. Morrison. H. R.
T.lbot C. W. Robinson. Joseph Sheerin;
registrar. Rev. W. A. M. Break.
YOUNG WILL MAKE TOUR
w HcswJ or Villi line runi Trip
yt laitire S)strm.
Joseph 11. Tonne, presllert of the
North Rank road and the H '. lines In
Oregon. Is epc"ted to rea-h Portland
to. lav to take up Ms new duties. Ore
of t -e first details of Mr. Voire will
Ve an Inspection trip over a'.l the prop
erty ur !er his Juris. Action so that he
mav N.oorra thoroughly ac.juatnted
lth t-e situation. It Is understood
be wl'.l a:w the organisation under
him to rerr.aln Intart.
Mr. Tourg vesterday was In confer
ence with R W. Baxter, of Seattle, who
succeed Mm as head of tha Alaska
Mearasmp Company and the Morgan
tiugger.helTTi ;nterests In Alaska. Mr.
and Mrs. l sxter passed a part of Tues
day In Portland, their former home.
Mr. Baxter will pass th next three or
four weeks here as the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. K. O. Downing.
PERSONALMENTION.
J. K. Harris, of Kelso. Is at the Ore
gon, J. W. Conn, of Juneau, la at th
Portland.
11. Lord, a capitalist of The Dalles. 1
At the Carlton.
O. N. Skinner, a Seattle broker, is
at the Portiatil.
A 8 la'namore. a Seattle merchant,
I- at the Cornelius.
Ft II Burnes. .n Ahlan.l merchant,
is st th MuUnomah.
C. M. Thompson, of Astoria, t reg
istered at the Perkins.
V. sV Himmlck. manager of the Stan
dard Clay Company of Tacoma, Is at
the Multnomah.
Mrs. o. A. Haynes. of Newport. 1
registered at the Perkins.
A. It- Kramer, of San Francisco. I
reglnered st the Cornelius.
C. A. McCarger. an orchardist of
Hosier. Is at the Multnomah.
Mrs. M. W. Rutherford, of The Dalle.
Is registered at the Portland.
S T. Roslnskl. Pari banker, 1
reulsiereJ at the Multnomah.
R. J. McQjesttoo. a merchant of New
Orleans. Is at the Multnomah.
Cyru Peire. a San Francisco banker.
1 registered at tne Multnomah.
Mr. and Mr. C. E. Davl. of Chi-
ciio, are registered at the Bower.
prank P. Lucas, a merchant of Hood i
River. Is registered at the Cornelius.
Calvin JJhllllp. a Tacoma real estate
dealer. Is registered at the Multnomah.
F. Moore, a manufacturer of St. Clair. J
Michigan. I registered at the Carl- I
ton.
H. G. O'Brien, an Insurance adjuster
of Tacoma, la registered at the Carl
ton. Alexander Pantages and Mrs. Pan
taxes, of Seattle, are registered at the
Oregon.
A. 8. Nel'.son. of the Fred Neilson
Furniture Company of Seattle, la reg
istered at the Oregon.
C. li Berrlnger. a wholesale hay
merchant of San FrancUco, Is regis
tered at the Multnomah.
C. D. Gordon, lllustrlou treasurer
of Karnak Temple of tbe Oasis of Mon
treal. Is at the Multnomah.
Herbert Hume, an Alaska cannery
man with headquarter In Seattle, la
regltered at the Portland.
John Speed Smith, chief naturaliza
tion officer of the Government. Is reg
istered at the Bower from Seattle.
RATE ISTllED
SPOKANE RATE CASE EXPECTED
TO BE PROPPED.
Mcurins and Hair-Dress,,, Parlors. 2d Floor-Jewelru Repairing, 1st Floor -Picture Framing, 4th Floor
Standard and O.JWJgMaedFr-Full Line of Ladies' Home JounxMPaHerrqslFtoor
Cumiiroml, While of Benefit to In
land Town-, Will Not Seriously
Hurt Coat Is Belief.
Investigation of the utatu of the
Spokane rate ca by th transporta
tion committee of the Chamber ot Com
morce ha raid the fact that the
rates agreed upon at a. recent confer
ence may be published within a abort
time and become effective Jnne 1. The
committee y.nterday tusued the follow
ing utatrment cov-rlnar the subject:
Ijktfut a.!virn received from Waahlnir
tfn truncate that 1 wem Impo-wible for
the CummiMlon 10 Uttmi finally th Ptk
kan m at thia tim. but a atattmnt will
t laud which will warrant the carriers
voluntarily pubiahinrr. effecuve Juna , the
Spokane ratca axrl upon at recent con-fer-acea.
and that probaMy la what will b
done. N Inf.tr.n illon ha been rce.Yed
hrre to Indicate the r-uon for not dlmla
tr the r. but It la thouaht that the Com
m:aalt.n bel.eved that a dtamlaaal mutht In
ume way afreet tt.e long and abort haul
c now bfor the Supreme r.uirt. In which
ppnkane and other Inter-mountaln ratea play
a moat Important part.
The ratea propo! are. aa a rula. 4 per
crnt hlKhT from M ievniri River than the
tmtatite rat8 praorlbd by the Commla-
li n In the opinion of June ?. 11'; from
i h ica no abttut p-r ct-nt hiaher. The pro
pifd raica. however, comlderably reduce
t n prr"nt rat f mm ih Kaat to Spo
kane. Not only irt ratea to Ppokane proper
In v! ed. but the en lire XorthwrM lnt-r-munu:n
country will be benefited cor
r-;Mniiii': by the nw ratea. Until tbe
PV)r; ficu-m to be puhMehed are known tt
will be difficult to determine tha effect
upn f..at Intrreata. There la no doubt
h..f that tntcrior diatrlbutlnr point will
bcrtme more active cornprt I tr of tbe Coaat ,
nt.ra fn cvmmotlltln nca.arilr hanil'd .
by all-rail routca. but Coast terminal di-trlNiHlr-c
poinia lU attU have a U-l'ied ad- '
antac on artlctra which can ha moved,
b- at-r. Portland irn'irhtn! 4v! alrrady 1
mn1 plana for .n ra.n thir hlpm-n:i ,
v. w-.tr routr-n. iart:cuiariy v.a mf Amrn-ran-Hawailan
Stam.hlp Line which haa
t?hl!rd throurtt taint-r aervice between
Sal n a .-"ma ard r-rtland.
M0T0RCYCLES IN CLASH
Fonr Marhlnrs ItntlrmI: Persona
Arc Shaken
Three motorcycle accidents In which
seven persons flirurert. happened early
yrsterdav morninB. At '.xth and Ev
erett streets. Tvhlle Jones Arc, trouble
man for the rortlaml Railway. Ufcht
4c 1'owrr Company, was rMlna; on a
motorcycle. tl:e machine skldtied on the
sl'ppery street and threw the rider.
Mrs. L Ramsay, who waa walking
alora; with some ccmpanlons. stopped
and turned to pet out of the war of
the machine, when she also slipped and
wrenched her ankle. Both Injuries
were a'.tKht.
An hour la'er Motorcycle Officer
OouMstone In entcrlnsr the patrol sar
aae, teered Ms machine Into the police
patrol to avoid a collision with Jailor
lien ftranch. Itoth machine were
sllKhtly namared.
At Williams avenue and Morris
street two motorcycles collided. El
mer Archibald. aed 17. and Aubrey
IwSlere, a alrl 1 year old. mere
thrown from one machine and bruised.
The rider on the other machine was not
hurt. Itoth macMr.e were damaged.
CIGARS AND ROPE.
Lrnchln necessitate pulling on a
rope." l'on't pull on a rope amok
good ctaar. which only cota Re
? rrt SVnn "
Why You Should
Ba'.hs Internally
t'nder our prent mode of living.
Nature, unasslstesi. cannot dispose of all
the wate. This waste sends It poi
sons Into the Bystem. through the blood
circulation, and brings on counties Ills.
That the reason a Thysiclan' first
step In Illness is to give a laxative.
physician pemorally. in ordor to top
thl accumulation of waste. are now ad
vising th use of the J. B. U Cascade,
Nature' cure for Constipation, which
rids the lower Intestine of all waste and
keeps It healthy without drugging.
It I now being shown by Waadard,
lark Csv. nrwetata. Irtlaad.
Ask for bookie. "Why Man of Today
. i-v-'v T. Kff'-1ent."
1a Glass before Breakfast
tones up the stomach, clears
the head and does you good.
aV-as-y V-vasvAa, j
NATURAL LAXATIVE Jff.
Qaickljr Relieves Lw--
CONSTIPATION
2- '
The Coolest
Store in the City
Built for comfort window all lde
and a greit court In the center, with
cool, freah air bring pumped In con
stantly and the warm air removed at
the same tlm-v The most perfectly,
naturally ventilated store In the West.
Olds, Woritnan&King
Occupying Entire City Block, Bounded by Morrison, Aider, Tenth,V.Park
The Fresh Air
Sanitary Store
No dull headaches after a day's shop
ping here. All thei air In the building
undergoes a change every to minute.
The fresh air is pumped in through
chambers of dripping water, where all
Impurities are removed.
Women's New Suits
On Svecial Sale at
m ...rc a nnnrr fITCT
IN TIME TO STRENGTHEN THE
STOCK FOR ANOTHER DAY'S SALE
$25 Suits $12.50
$125 Suits $62M
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In the Garment Store Second Floor.
The last of the big purchase of "Women's Suits is now
in. It affords another day for thrifty women to save
substantially on the price of a new Suit. In the pur
chase of these Suits we have accomplished wonders
from a saving standpoint, for our customers. Remem
ber, we bought them at less than the cost of material
.inno eor nntViinrr nf trip mnkincr. and we pass them on
BOJ J ....... i . . ,
to you at the same substantial reduction. Ana witn
them we will trrouD a good selection of Suits taken
from our regular stock. The values j pr;rp
range from $25.00 to $125.00, special at
$25.00 Tailored Suits reduced for this sale $12.50
$28.50 Tailored Suits reduced for this sale $14.25
$30.00 Tailored Suits reduced for this sale $15.00
fie: : 11
$320
$35.00
$38.50
$42.50
$45.00
$47.50
$48.50
$50.00
$55.00
Suits at $16.25
Suits at $17.50
Suits at $19.25
Suits at $21.25
Suits at $22.50
Suits at $23.75
Suits at $24.25
Suits at $25.00
Suits at $27.50
$58.50
$62.50
$65.00
$68.50
$75.00
$78.50
$85.00
$87.50
$95.00
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
at $29.25
at $31.25
at $32.50
at $34.25
at $37.50
at $39.25
at $42.50
at $43.75
at $47.50
$110 Tailored Suits reduced for this sale $55.00
$115 Tailored Suits reduced for this sale $57.50
$125 Tailored Suits reduced for this sale $62.50
Women's New Hats
On Special Sale at
Pattern Hats
Street Hats, Etc.
Comprising Our
Entire Stock
Except "Knox" Hats
Millinery Dept. Second Floor.
Opportunity extraordinary All the new Hats which
our Mr. Edwards just bought on his trip to market
two weeks ago will be included in this sale and our
entire regular stock of high-grade Picture Hats,
Dress' Hats, Tailor-Mades, etc., except "Knox" Hats,
will go in this half price sale. There is every wanted
style, shape and color here for your choosing: Beau
tiful Paradise Trimmed Hats, French Ostrich, Wings,
Quills, Fancy Feathers, Flowers, Laces, Ribbons,
Silks, Chiffons, Ribbons, etc. Artistically arranged
on large, small and medium shapes. Prices follow:
$7.50 Trimmed Hats now selling at only $3.50
$8.00 Trimmed Hats now selling at only 4.00
$9.00 Trimmed Hats now selling at only S4.50
$10.00 Trimmed Hats now selling at only $5.00
$12.00 Trimmed Hats for only S6.0J
$13.50 Trimmed Hats for only $6.75
$15.00 Trimmed Hats for only $7.50
$16.50 Trimmed Hats for only $8.25
$17.50 Trimmed Hats for only $8.75
$20.00 Trimmed Hats at only $10.00
$22.50 Trimmed Hats at only $11.25
$25.00 Trimmed Hats at only $12.50
$ 27.50 Trimmed Hats at only jli.7o
$ 30.00 Trimmed Hats at only $15.00
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Women's Oxfords
and Pumps $3.69
Shoe Store, Main Floor.
We are headquarters for Summer Footwear. Xow the
demand for cool, low shoes, comfortable for hot weather,
prompts an offering of Pumps and Oxfords for one day
only. Your choice of our hiph-trrade lines at $3.69. White
Pumps and Oxfords in linen. Sea Island duck: velvets in
blok mid brown; vioi kid, willow and Russia calf in tan,
calf, pinmetal and velours in black; patents in kid,
calf and colt stocks; satins in all the popular shades, blue,
. . . . . . : . : . I. yts ys f
white, wistaria and Dines lumps, wun or im- w t)t7
f'hin from tue entire siock si t
out straps
20 Lines of Men's Low Shoes at $3.69.
Women's Waists $1.29
$6.60 Waists for $3.49
In the Garment Store, aecona xiuui.
An excellent showing of wo
men 's dainty marquisette Waists
styled with high or low necks,
trimmed with laces and embroid
ery and lingerie, with Dutch
necks and short sleeves; and
peplum trimmed in the laces and
embroidery; an at- d?! OQ
tractive assortment V A "'
This lot comprises marquisettes,
stvled with high or Dutch necks,
trimmed with thread laces, Val
enciennes lace and embroidery,
lingerie waists trimmed in laces
and embroidery, small tucks, etc.
Hiifh or Dutch necks. Sizes 34
to '44. Our regular JjO AQ
values up to $6.50 PJ.7
$ 32.50 Trimmed Hats at only $16.25
$ 35.00 Trimmed Hats at only $17.50
$ 37.50 Trimmed Hats at only $18.75
$ 40.00 Trimmed Hats at only $20.00
$ 45.00 Trimmed Hats at only $22.50
$ 50.00 Trimmed Hats at only $25.00
$ 60.00 Trimmed Hats at only $30.00
$ 75.00 Trimmed Hats at only $37.50
$100.00 Trimmed Hats at only $50.00
$127.50 Trimmed Hats at only $63.75
Screen Doors at Only 89c
On Sale Third rioor.
Now you must prepare for the fly sea
son. Get your screens' up before they
begin to come. Here's a 4-panel plain
screen door, size 2 feet 6 inches by 6
feet 8 inches, complete with pull, QQC
hinges and other hardware, forJ,
Other styles at other prices. Third floor.
Window Screens 35c
Here's an adjustable window screen, size
24x45 inches; very strongly made,
easy to take out. Special at onlyJ-'v'
Other Screens at other prices. 3d floor.
WINDOW CLOTH, black wire. C
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UUJ Ik uu u, mo J
2000 Boys' Suits $8.50 to $12.50
"J SdCZ fe?
A SPECIAL PURCHASE -ALL iVv
SHOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME TODAY
Here's how it happened. Our clothing manager found
a manufacturer just winding up his season's worK. He
i a l fli ? nn honn tint
had a lot oi cioins in snuri icuguu
enough of any one Kind to maKe a dozen suits so he
said : "If you will maKe up all your short lengtns lor me,
I will give you so much per suit. Aiier mum argument
and dicKering, our man got them, and here they are
fresh from the tailor's bench. Lvery good nina oi ma
terial and every desirable pattern one could wish for. J
All are well maae ana tinea, aiynrs c iuwUu
junior and KnicKerbocKers for the elder boys, just
as ordered, pants on peg' style, full lined; unus- A r
ual suit values at $8.50, $10, $12.50 at this sale
1000 Boys9 Suits Go on Sale &ZL 'LZ
TWfir Zrarici at Onlu P BrmSr
In the Juvenile Store, main floor, a sale oi iuuu uoys ouus m nio 'n"' J i
v.L 1,-v " nHir nf nant.s. full lined with taped seams; bottom faced. Coats are lined with sergo or
. . . ' i-. - ; ,wi .rimerps cheviots and sereres. lou will ?
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marvel at these splendid values; specialized for tins sale at the exceptionally low price
54.45
(i-FLOORI)
Benrecti-nie JJ
Children9 s Dresses
Special at 59c
On the Bargain Circle, between the
elevators, first floor, a sale of Chil
dren's Dresses in plain chambray,
fanev ctrined nercales and ginghams,
in the low neck, short sleeve styles; sizes 2 to CQ
6 years; specially priced for this sale at only 0 17 C
Women's Bib Aprons for 25c
On the Bargain Circle, between the elevators, a sale of
Women's Aprons, with large bibs. Materials arenj
chambray, percale, ginphain; light or dark colors SZjJC
$5 Trimmed Hats
Special, $1.98
A Phenomenal Sale of Beautiful
Trimmed Hats on the Bargain Circle
Today. You will be more than
surprised at the beauty and style of
these Hats at such a sensational price. We bougnt mis
particular lot of 303 Hats at less than half of the Original
cost. They are all seasonable styles newest Summer
creations, and hardly more than two and three of any one
kind. Shapes and colors to suit every taste. Founda
tions are of popular braids, trimmed with flowers, foliage,
wintrs, nets, ribbons, etc. Regular $5.00 QO
grades, specially iriced for this sale at only Oit70
1 CENTER CIRCLE
MAIN FIOOR
WomenJs
Underwear
Sleeveless Vests Only 9c
On the Center Crcle, main floor. A sale of
women's sleeveless Vests, fine ribbed white
cotton, with low neck and no sleeves, tape
(( IN THE VY,
UbasementA
N. at rocr or
around neck and arms; sizes 4, 5 and Q
Our regular J2V20 values at oniy
6.
35c Fancy Vests for 25c
On the Center Circle, main floor, women's
fancy swiss ribbed Vests, white lisle thread,
fancy lace-trimmed and crochet OC.
yokes; sizes 4, 5 and 6. 35o grades"-'"'
Extra Size Vests, fine ribbed white cotton,
low neck and no sleeves, mercerized tape
around neck and arms; sizes 7, 8,OC
9. Our regular 35e values for only''
$1 Union Suits for 85c
Fine invisible rib, white lisle thread Union
Suits, with low neck and no sleeves, pretty
crochet and lace trimmed yokes, tight fit
ting or wide lace trimmed knee. QC
Sizes 4, 5, 6. $1.00 grades at onlyO-''
Women's Union Sults Lisle thread, swiss
ribbed, low neck, no sleeves, tight fitting
or wide, lace-trimmed knee. Tne-4.r
regular 50c Vests. Special at only
Woman's Pants, lace-trimmed, lisle '
thread j 50c grade; the pair at only'
ReliablePaintsPricedLotv
High-grade Floor Paints, ready for use, special, 2 gallon, 90e
t T-Tca 'Pointo rpaHv fnr use. Rnficial Drice. auart. 45c
"Var-Nigo," the' paint remover, put up in pints, priced at 45?
Old English Fir. Wax, lb. 45
Floor Brightener, pint, 45
Liquid Veneer, 12 ounces 39c
Sanitary Dnst Cloths at 226
"No Dust" Swpg. Comp. 30
Black Satin Stove Polish, 22C
Agents for Automatic Refrigerators. Sale of Garden Hose and
Garden Tools. Sale of Art Brasses, Cut Glass and Chinaware on
third floor. Demonstration of Dustless Dusters, on first floor.
$1.75 Corsets 98c
Corset Salon, Second Floor.
A sale of open-mesh Corsets for Summer wear.
Made with the long unbound skirt, double front
stays, cut-away front, fitted with 4 hose support
ers and with lace-trimmed tops. Our reg- QQ.
ular $1.75 grades. Special for this sale
Nemo Corsets
$3.50 Grades for $2.35
$8.00 Grades for $5.49
A sale of discontinued models in the Nemo Cot
sets; made with the self -reducing and relief
straps, the materials are coutil, with lace trimmed
tops and fitted with "Lastikop" hose supporters.
The regular $3.50 grades special at CC AQ
$2.35 and the regular $8.00 grades at PJ.-T
$5 Bon Ton Corsets Only $1.69
Bon Ton Corsets, excellent grades with long skirt, medium and low bust,
with 4 and 6 hose supporters, tops trimmed in lace, with draw d1 gQ
strings. Our regular stock $5.00 grades. Specialized at only --
$7.50 Bon Ton Corsets for $3.49
Another lot of Bon Ton Corsets in Summer weight, coutil and batiste,
medium and high bust, elastic gore and long unbound skirt, fitted with
six hose supporters. Come in all sizes. The regular $6.00 PO AQ
Corsets for only $2.49 and the regular $7.50 Bon Tons at only
17 Pounds of Cane Sugar for $1
100-POTJND SACK BEST HONOLULU CANE SUGAR, ONLY $6.00
In our Pure Food Grocery Store today only, a d 1 AA
sale of pure Cane Stock Sugar, best grade, 17 pounds J 1 JJ
O. W. & K. 50c Tea, Specialat40c
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SLICED BACON, 30 JAR
The choicest of Bacon, Ar
mour's or Beechnut, sliced very
thin, put up in jars, OA
specially priced only O LC
Cold Meats for hot weather,
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Clicquot Club Very high grade
EOOT BEER, S1.75 DOZ.
Clicquot Club for family use.
BLOATERS, SPL. 8 FOR 256
Canned Beef. Roulade, Boiled
Tongue, etc., on the sale in our Delicatessen, on the fourth floor
Sip Tea and Coffee With Us
You are invited to take acup of tea or coffee in our Grocery
Dept., on the fourth floor, while shopping in the store these
warm days. It's refreshing. Demonstrations of Tree Tea, De
pendable, Lipton's and Ridgeway's Teas and Coffees by experts.
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