TTTE MOUSING OREGOMAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1912.
13
m CONVENTION
COST IS $90,915
Commission in Charge of En
tertainment Reports Cash
on Hand' of $10,897.
CONTRIBUTORS' LIST GIVEN
Largest Individual Pledge Is 9750
hj IV. C. Bristol Three Associa
- tions Down for 91500 Each.
Dividend May Be Paid.
After all expenses in connection with
the recent Elks' National convention
have .been paid there remains In the
fund of the convention- commission a
balance of J10.S97.56.
The commission having charge of
the recent convention presented its
final report, as prepared by Harry C.
McAllister, the secretary, at the regu
lar meeting of the Portland lodge of
Elks last night. At Its next meeting
the lodge probably will determine
what disposition will be made of the
fund.
The report is quite voluminous and
covers more than 100 typewritten
pages. In addition to giving an item
ized account of each subscription, it
shows every expenditure In detail,
giving the number of the voucher
check drawn for each Item of expense,
and a description of the item. The
vouchers, returned from the banks,
also are retained for comparison.
The entire report will be printed in
pamphlet form and a copy mailed to
each subscriber. A copy also will be
placed on file In the office of the
Portland lodge, where it can be exam
ined by any interested person.
Statement Is Rendered.
The following Is a summary of receipts
and expenditures:
ReeeintH
Paid subscriptions 98.618.38
Interest to-i-ii
Grandstands 1.748.S0
Official programme ............ 1,383.26
t.l. nf hunon. 1.417.45
Sale of :Ias ... ............. 24.00
Sal- of hats 81.2o
Denver Lodge (use of band) ..... 84.00
Xfnnitja t.nrice fuse of band) ... 55.00
Bremerton Lodge (use of band).. 75.00
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company,
advertis ment on back cover,
nf programme used at open
ins; of grand lodge 40.00
Kubll-Mlller Company for S500
letter heads 18.40
Lawyers Aostract & Title Com
pany overpaid on subscription
a.id returned upon request..... 9.00
' Total .
" Expenditures
Office supplies and texpense.
Salaries
General expense
Electric parade ............
Itades
Grandstands
Official programme ........
Buttons
Missouri hikers
Finance committee .........
Publicity committee ........
Parade committee
Entertainment committee . .
Pecoratlon committee
Keception committee ....
Hotel, committee
Grand Lodge committee ...
Arrangements committee ....
.$101.812.T
1.7S5.89
6.OS0.57
. 11.0S1.44
4.450.00
7.6(17.34
i:io.o
1,3325
7 '8.50
428.13
1.120.81
4.SUS.74
. 12.875.28
9.:i!4.07
. 18.UU.78
8.S59.54
633.18
1,380.89
1,740.21
Total
.$ 90,915.20
Cash on. hand $ 10,897.66
Dividend la Talked.
"Many members of the commission
recommend paying a dividend to con
tributors to the fund.
A dividend of 11 per cent on
196.618.36 the total amount received
from contrlbutors-equals $10,628.02,
leaving a balance -of $269.54. This
sum, it Is believed, will be sufficient
to iay for printing the pamphlet re
port and mailing out dividend checks
to the subscribers.
Included in the expenditures are a
number of items of "dead expense,"
such as badges, prizes and Incidentals,
for which there Is no visible return
and which aggregated nearly 118,000.
Subtracting this sum from the total
expenditure of J90.SU2.20 shows tnat
the actual entertainment of the grand
lodge and the work of handling the
entire convention cost only about
i-3,000. -
A total of $5499.15 pledged by var
ious firms and individuals remains un
collected and probably will be charged
to profit and loss.
The heaviest contributions were
made by the Portland Railway, Light
& Power Company, the Portland Clear
ing House Association and the Mult
nomah Hotel Company. . They gave
J1500 each. The etnhard Brewing
iCompany contributea Jiisou, tne im
perial Hotel Company 11250. the Ore
gon Hotel $1250, Portland Hotel $1250,
the Meier & Frank Company $1000,
Olds. Wortman & King $1000 and the
Theatrical Managers' Association $1000.
Individuals Contribute Generously.
The heavier t individual contributor
was W. C. Bristol, who gave $750, but
lX)r. C W. Cornelius was a close second
(with $600. Both men are prominent
members of the Portland lodge.
Of course the Portland lodge led all
the rest In the size of its donation
with a check for $25,000. Contribu
tions were received from other lodges
In the Northwest as follows: Aberdeen
$200. Centralia $100, Eugene $500,
Heppner $100, La Grande $250, Medford
$500, Oregon City $500, Pendleton $100,
Roseburg $500 and Salem $500.
Following is a list of others who
gave $100 or more:
Al Kader Temple of Shriners $230, Allen
Lewis S2SO. American Laundry S100, Amer
ican Steel 4 Wire Company $100. Anheuser
Busch company $100, S. Arata A Company
1150. Baggage & Omnibus Transfer Com
pany 2oO. Ballou & Wright 100. Barber
Asphalt Company $500. Beall At Company
$100, Blumauer & Hoch $2-50, G. J. 4 B
E. Blodget $100, Blumauer-Frank Drug
Company $100, Brown-Yale Laundry $100,
Brunswick Balke Collender Company $100,
Buffum 4 Pendleton $100, Bushong & Com
pany 100. V. M. Cake $100, Coanslor &
Lyon H'0, Chandler 4 Ballard SIOO. A. D.
Charlton $100, City Laundry $100, A. J.
'Coffman $100. D. Soils Cohen $100. H. W.
;Corbett estate $100, Covey Motor Car Com
pany $100. Crowe Auto Company $100. W.
iL Davis $100. Paugherty Flthlan Shoe
Company 1W, w. H. Devlin Jr. $100. A. H.
Devers $luO. Diamond Rubber Company
$100. Doernbecker Manufacturing Company
$100. Dunning 4 MeEntee $100, Eastern &
"Western Lumber Company $100, John Eck
lund $100, C. T. Eggieston $100. Eilers Mu
sic House 1200, Elk Women's Club $200, E.
M. F- Northwest Company S1O0, Enterprise
Brewing Company $100, Clayton Fallis $100.
"J. D. Farrell $100. A. 4 C. Feldenhelmer
$125. Flthlan Barker Shoe Company $100. J.
p Flnley 4 Son $100, Fletschner 4 Mayer
M. Fobes Supply Company $100, Foster 4
Kleiser $100, F. Friedlander $100. W. P.
Fuller 4 Co. $100. William Gadsby $100,
The Gauld Company $100.
Gambrinus Brewing Company $500. Gel
tflsch 4 Joplin $100, Carl R. Gray $100.
Philip Orossmayer $100, M. A. Gunst Corn
many $200. Hart Cigar Company V100. Ha
seiwood Company $100. Hayward Bros. 4
Wakefield $200. Charles K. Henry $200. G.
Heltkeroper $100. The Hofbrau $250. Hon
eyman Hardware Company $100. Holman
Transfer Company SlOo. E. Holman 4 Com
pany $100. Holts Incorporated $100. Hotel
Eaton $200. Hotel Lenox $100. Howard
Anto Company $100. F. R. Huber $100.
Huxhson-Merton Incorporated $100. George
M Hvland $100, Irwln-Hodson Company
joflO. B. D. lnman $100, the Journal Pub
lishing Company $300, H. Jenkins 4 Son
$100 L- E. Juston J100. John E. Kelly $100.
H. i- Keats Auto Company $100. Kllham
Stationery 4 Printing Company $100. M. L.
Kline $100. Krausse Bros. $100, Kubil-Miller
Company $100, Lang 4 Co. $250. J. W.
Lavitt 4 Co. $lo0. Lipmaa Wolfe 4 Co.
$500. 1- Lowengart $100, Log Cabin Saloon
$100. Loyal Order ej Moose $500. Lyric
Theater Benefit $204.50. J. G. Mack 4 Co.
$100. Marshall-Wells Hardware Company
$100. C. A Malarkey $100, Mason Ehrman
Company $250. Mitchell Lewis 4 Staver
$100. Mount Hood Railway Company $250,
Monarch Oil Company $100. - Ralph -
Moody $100. Mount Hood Brewery $250.
Morgan Fliedner 4 Boye $loo. Neustadter
Bros. $250. North Pacific Brewery $100.
Northwest Auto Company $100. Olympl
Beer Agency $100, Oregonian Publishing
Company $100. Opera House Laundry $100.
Oregon Independent paving company iu,
Pacific Hardware 4 Steel Company $100,
Pacific Bridge comnany 1100. Pacific Coast
Biscuit Company $100, Pacific Metal Works
SIOO. Paoer Trade Association, siuo, .
Parker $100.
Perkins Hotel Company $800. Ira Powers
Furniture Company $300. Portland Gas 4
Coke Company 250, Portland Brewing Com
pany $150, Povey Bros. $100. Portland
Lnlon Stock Yards Company $100, Portland
Laundry $100. Portland Lumber Company
SI 00. Portland Cnrdare Company $10O. t.
R Pamm einn Prince Shoe Company $100,
Praol. w1m Co. 1100. Rainier Hotel
Company $100, Richards Hotel $500, Frank
c. Rlggs sioo. KODinson v-u.
erts Bros. $100, Rosenfeld Smith Cigar Com
pany $100. Rothschild Bros. $250. Royal
Bakery $150. Schiller Cigar Company 2j0.
bnrni Rrhnlts 1100. Ben Selling SJUU. al.
Seller 4 Co. $100, Seward Hotel $250, Sher
man Clay Company $100. S. Sichel 4 Co.
O. A. C. GRADUATE TOL
TEACH IX WOODLAND
HIGH SCHOOL.
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Miss Rae Atherton.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE, Corvallis, Sept. 12.
(Special.) Miss Rae Atherton,
a graduate of the domestic
science department of Oregon
Agricultural College, class 1912,
has been elected to apposition on
the faculty of the Woodland,
Wash., high school. Miss Ather
ton will have charge of the class
work in jdomestlc science and
home economics.
During her four years ' course
at O. A. C. Miss Atherton took
an active part in the literary
and social life of the college.
In her senior year she was presi
dent of the Utopian Literary So
ciety and of the "D. B." Club,
an organization of the O. A. C.
girls living In Corvallis. She
was also prominent in student
dramatics, playing Portia in "The
Moderlzed Merchant of Venice,"
and Edith Sinclair in "Brown of
Harvard."
$125. H. Slnshelmer $100, Spranger ft Bal
slmer $100, Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Railway Company $4o0. Star Brewery $500,
State Laundry Company $100, A. B. Stein
bach $100. Stutt 4 Howland $200, Swetland
4 Sons $250. Terwilllger Land Company
$100, Thompson Optical Company $100, D.
P. Thompson estate $200, Troy Laundry
$200. Tull 4 Glbbs $100, Twohy Bros. $loU,
Union Meat Company $250. United States
Laundry $lo0, union- Laundry $150. w. J.
Van Schuyver 4 Co. $250, H. Varwig & Son
siov, wakerieia & fries company stou,
Wadhams 4 Co. $250, R. M. "Wade 4 Co.
$100, Warren construction Company $500,
Washington 4 Oregon Corporation $100,
Wise Dental Parlors $100, Elwood Wiles
$400. A. J. Winters Company $100, Fred G.
Wonder $100, J. B. Yeon $100. M. Nelson
$250. F. N. Clark $100 and Alex Sweek $100.
RICHMOND SCHOOL SAFE
BCILDIXG STAXDS TWICE liOAD
IXTEXDED FOB IT.-
Committee Conducts Test to Prove
Charge It Was Xot Substantial
Is Unfounded.
Tests, which were completed Wednes
day on the new Richmond School
building on East Forty-first and Sher
man streets, showed, according to re
ports of engineers, that the reports to
the effect that the building was not
substantial were without foundation.
The tests were made under the direc
tion of Deputy Building Inspector
Kramer and a committee of the School
Board, comprising T. J. Jones, archi
tect, and F. A. Naramore, superinten
dent of public school property, assisted
by other engineers and architects. The
tests were made by the J. F.' Wineland
Building & Engineering Company to
prove to the School Board that the
building Is properly constructed.
Twice the load for which the build
ing was designed was placed on one
whole slab of the roof and second floor.
The deflection was then measured. Un
der ordinary conditions a deflection
of l-360th of the clear span, or five
eighths of an Inch is allowable before
any danger can ariBe, It is said. In
all the tests the greatest deflection
was 1-3000 of the clear span or 3-S2d
of an inch. Engineers say that the
test demonstrated that the building is
safe beyond any question of doubt. The
Richmond School was designed the
same as the new Mount Tabor School
in regard to beams, columns and gird
ers. This building has been occupied
about six months.
A report will be prepared and sub
mitted to the building committee of
the School Board, to which committee
the investigation of the reported weak
ness of the building was referred.
In one year 33.000 offenders have been
brought before the Juvenile courts of England.
"CAN'T YOU HELP MY BABY"
MOTHERS OF ECEEMA TORTURED
CHILDREN ASK. US THIS.
Try This Remedy at Oar Risk.
Of all the Ills of childhood none
causes more suffering than eczema and
the other Itching, burning rashes that
drive the little ones almost frantic
Nowadays when mothers ask us
'Can't you help my baby get relief
from eczema?" we can say, "Yes." Our
new Skin remedy, Saxo Salve, has
worked some very remarkable cures
here, not only for children but for
adults as well.
Its first effect Is to stop the terrible
Itching and burning, and make th skin
comfortable. Then it is absorbed right
Into the skin, destroying the germs and
exerting its healing power at the seat
of the disease.
We guarantee Saxo Salve to give
satisfaction when used for eruptions
and skin troubles, of any kind, paying
back your money if it does not. Wood
ard, Clarke & Co.. Druggists, Portland,
Oregon-
Headquarters for Trading Stamp Premiums Beautiful Parlors on Fourth Floor
w-1 y-w m 40 S. H. Stamps f
IevI c "-
ifrfll'a 1 1 Ask for Stamps When
&v31.4; Making; Purchases. .
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Lj J Retail U
itnan
The Only Department Store West of Chicago Occupying an Entire Block
Start a Book
Today. 40 SS. A
Stamps will be
-FREE
Ask for Stamp When
Making Purchases.
Men's Night Gowns 50c
An extra special offering for today of
100 dozen men's flannelette Night Gowns;
splendid quality material, in blue and white
and pink and white stripe patterns. Mili
tary or turn-down collars, and reg- Etfr
ular 75c grade, priced special at
0
$6000 Voting Contest
Twenty-one Institutions will share in this
great free distribution of $6000 in -gold. Prizes
awarded as follows:
0E GRAKD GIFT OF ! KOO.no
0E GRAND GIFT OF aiOOO.OO
TWO GIFTS OF aSOO.OO EACH
THO GIFTS OF S-T.0.OO EACH
FIVE GIFTS OF IOO EACH
TE.V GIFTS OF 9100.00 EACH
Girls' Union Suits 85c
On sale on the first floor' for today, girls'
Fall-weight Union Suits, the kind for school
wear. Come in wide ela?tic rib, cotton and
wool, in white or natural; nonshrinkable,
open front and drop seat; covered O CZg
seams. Sizes 3 to 15 years, special, 0JC
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Is
forS
chool Qpening:
Complete Stock of Tablets, Pencils, Composition Books, School Bags, Rulers, Erasers, Fountain Pens, Dictionaries
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15c Pen Holders 10c
Natural wood Pen Holders for only 1
Polished wood Pen Holders, only 2
Rubber Tip Pen Holders, each, at 5
Pencil Boxes for 5c
15c hard rubber Pen Holders for lO
Rubber Bands, assorted, per box, 15J
Pencil Sharpeners, special price, e'a., 5
Assorted Pens, Doz. 8c
Crayons, box of 8 colors, for only 5
CrayonSj box of 16 colors, for only lOifi
Colored Chalk, 12 coIoks in box, for 5t
Blackboard Erasers 3c
"White Chalk, 100 in box, for only 15
Colored Chalk, per stick, at only lip
Assorted Crayons, per box, for only It?
$1.50 Fountain Pens, Special at 48c
On sale for today only at this special low price. ' Come in several styles, plain or
chased barrels, with gold bands or fancy gold and silver filigree mountings. Best
14-k. gold pens, in fine, medium or large points, btudents should taKe advan- a SJf
tage of this offer. Guaranteed to give good service. Regular values to $1.50, 0
8c Note Books for Only 5c
25c Oilskin Bags, with straps,-at 15
35o Oilskin Bags, extra grade, at 25J
50c Scotch Plaid Bags, special at S3
75c Scotch Bags, heavy lined, for 65
Plain cedar Pencils,; the dozen only 8
Faber's Pencils, special, the dozen, 50?
Brass Edge Rulers, special at, each, 9
25c Compass Dividers, the pair at 19
5c Ink Erasers, priced special at, ea., 4
5c Pencil Erasers, priced special at 4
5e Typewriter Erasers, special - at 4J
Small Desk Blotters, the dozen at 5
tage
10c Tablets, This Sale 5c
Ruled or plain, plate or linen finish, for
.pen and ink. Come in three sizes, tZf
6 for 25c, or at low price of ea.,
O.WJK. Special Tablets, each only 5
10c Foolscap Tablets, priced at only. 8$
10c High School Pads, special at 8
Round-corner Block Pads, each at 2V2?
8c Stenographic Notebooks, each at 5?
c Composition Books, special at 5?
10c round-corner Composition Books, 8?
10c Slates, size 6x9, each at only 8
15o Slates, size 7x11 inches, each, 10
Drawing Pads at 5c
Drawing Pads, OxllVi-inch, for 10J
Water Color Paper, per sheet, only 15
Paste, 2-ounce bottle, special, only 5J
Bradley Paints 25c ea.
Mucilage, 2-ounce bottle, special, at 5
Handy Dictionaries for 15? and 10j
Paint Cups; special at, each, only.5.
Ink, 2Oz. Bottles 5c
Paint Brushes, special, each, only 5
Pencil Clips, extra quality, only, ea, 5ip
Pencil Protectors, special, each, at 5
Pencil Lengtheners 5c
Spiral Pen Racks, special, each; at '5
Slate Pencils, per dozen, for only 2?
German Natural Pencils at only 2t?
$10
Tailored Hats
Original Models, No Two Alike
Visit the Millinery Salon, on
the second floor today and
i view the special mspiay
" x A ' f ot new FaU Hats wnlch we
iffr- f ,3 ' i nliui nn caln at ahovn Twice.
" Ifefli TSS Come in a splendid range of
lit 1 tailored and semi-tailored
H1 y?t1 2 "V v stvles. the creations of the
foremost makers, you 11 note
at a glance the distinctive
charm and originality of
these hats, their artistic
lines and pleasing colors, yv e
direct your special attention
tn eovprnl mnrlfils in the: new
shades of brown and blue;
V . also tnose naving a loucn ox
S "x , some vivid shades, cerise or
'tlL'i'.:v ut.. -.A Thexca haa aro trtA
, Tn.t nf vprv best advance
4 i ?' S Fal1 styles and are correct
i " , t H! for present wear. To., the
s ( , siveness, this special offering
f hfr 1 i I 1 A will appeal strongly. See
V " .1. f lUa T.r fit tv Hats todav.
- K i V Your choice CTH flfl
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Your choice jf T f if
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for
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School Hats
$2.50 and $3
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".--m.- mmJr " , c J7. - -
all leading shades. These are the very latest effects and are bound
... . T , - - O JtfiP . 4-lrtI. ,lfollla f Al-
tO sell quiclay. lou nave cnoice 01 many uuicui, y uuio.
school and general wear some flJO EZ( flt lOO
with round stitched brim-at, 7aW.Ol U11U 3.11
Girls' and misses' School
Hats in natty styles. Cordu
roys, diagonals and large
nlaids. Black, white, brown.
tan, gray,, navy, violet . and
35c Ribbons 19c
First Floor
Thousands of yards of these beautiful
all silk Ribbons in the sale today
at much less than real worth. Most
desirable color combinations in Dres
dens, plaids, stripes, etc. In l Ckg
splendid 35o grades, priced at
75c Veilings 48c
First Floor .
For today we offer choice of our en
tire stock of all the newest plain,
dotted and novelty mesh Veilings in
black, white and all the latest shades ;
standard 65c and 75c qualities, for this
great one-day sale buy em AO.
at the special low price, yd., "9
$3 Handbags $1.98
First Floor
Women's high-grade leather Hand
bags, many different sizes and shapes,
all leather lined and have extra coin
purses ; gold, silver and gunmetal fin
ish frames. Very latest handle ef
fects. Regular values in JJ 7 QO
this lot up to $3.00, at -! -iO
A "Oft.
Empress Aprons
Adjustable Straps
75c, 85c, $1.25
On the seeond floor, the new "Em
press" adjustable strap Aprons, to
be used without buttons or pins. Made
from old-fashioned Dutch seersucker,
nurses' stripe and percales, in light
or dark colors; also the Coverall Ki
mono Apron, made of Percale and
Dutch calico. Both most serviceable.
Girls9 Warm School Coats
Regular Vals. to $10 .Qf Qfif
Special Today, Only pU.OiJ
In the children's wear -section
on the second floor, for today,
special sale of children's Coats
in blue and brown zibelines.
Have large collars, with deep
cuffs; also navy blue cheviots,
double-breasted style with storm
collar and polo tifJ Q
coats, $10 values ('"OJ
Girls' $10 qQ on
Dresses at pOOi2
Stylish little Norfolk . Dresses
for girls 6 to 14 years of age.
Splendid quality dark blue serge
with plain gored skirts, and Nor
folk blouse. Have black sateen
collar, cuffs and ties and patent
leather belts. TheCC QO
regular selling price is $10, for today at
Girls9 School Suits $7.
Ages 6 to 14 Years
Children's wear section on the second
floor, special offering for today of
girls' navy blue serge Sailor Suits,
with plaited skirts; collar and cuffs
trimmed with white, red or black
braid; emblems on sleeves. A good,
practical dress for every-day wear. In
ages from 6 to 14 years, Si7 fiQ
on sale at low price of P ' 0
ChallieDresses$7.89
On the second floor, beautiful wool
challie Dresses in Copenhagen blue,
navy or cardinal; with pin stripes or
dots. Dainty lace yokes; cuffs, neck
and belt : trimmed with best grade of
sateen. These dresses will launder
beautifully and are very desirable for
school wear. In ages 6 20
to 14 years, on sale at P 0
.89
Center Circle Friday
Women's Flan9 el Gowns
Special 98c
On the Bargain Circle for today, a great special
offering of women's Flannelette Gowns; neat pink
and blue stripe patterns, with square neck, neatly
trimmed with braid. Splendid quality. On QQ(
sale for this one day only at this price.
White Flannelette Gowns; special, at only $1.2a
School Hose
For Boys and Girls 6dJf
"Wayne Knit" Pony Stockings for boys and girls are
the best school stockings made. Have double knee, heel
and toes; absolutely fast colors. Come in fine ribbed
black lisle for girls and heavier weight for boys. Made
extra long, smooth finish and elastic ; all sizes. O CZf
Stockings of extra good value, on sale at, pair4'-''
On the First Floor Today
Boys9 Scratch Hats 98c
Regular $1.50 Grade
Smart, stylish little Hats for boys ' school wear, the
popular scratch-up models, with rich grosgrain band.
Leading colors, including black, brown, gray, navy
and tan. Best regular $1.50 quality at any store
in town. Placed on sale for today only QQg
at the extra special price of, each, only 'O'
Boys9 School Suits gjtf
With Extra Pair Pants p-P
Juvenile Section
First Floor
Made from good, sturdy fab
rics that will give the very
best of satisfaction "Double
Service" suits in every sense
of the word. A splendid se
lection -of materials tweeds,
cassimeres and fancy mixtures.
Pants come full lined, with re
inforced seams. Coat double
breasted style. Extra pair of
pants with each fhfh
suit; 8 to 18 yrs.,
Rain Capes at
$1.79
Reg. $2.25 Grade
On the first floor, boys'' rubber
Rain Capes of excellent qual
ity, cut full and long; very
serviceable for school wear.
Regular selling price is $2.25
each. Great spe- t T
- cial for today &t
Boys9 $1.50 Pants at 79c
Juvenile Dept., 1st Floor
Bovs ' school Pants Knickerbocker style, made of good,
serviceable materials. Pants that will match any coat."
An extraordinary, offering for today of 300 pairs
of these pants for boys, in ages 6 to 17, at this fQf
special price. Regular $1,$L25, $1.50 grades,
Children's Coats at $2.98
IN TUB BASEME VT
Children 's , Corduroy Coats for school
wear, in navy and brown, lined with best
grade sateen; large pearl buttons. Ex-
Women's $8.50 Dresses at $1.98
Women's wear section, second floor, beauti
ful Wash Dresses, suitable for street or
house wear a final clean-up sale today!
Attractive styles in ' linens, piques,' lawns,
dimities, ginghams, percales, etc., in plain
colors, stripes and checks. Come with high
waist lines, some in the popular Russian
blouse effect, others with waists of allover
embroidery and pique skirts. Dainty styles,
trimmed with laces, insertions and olain
bands. Sizes 14 to 40. Regu- 2J J QO
j.50, special at V'""
Waists for
$4.95
Bargain Circle, First Floor
A very unusual sale of women's high-grade
Waists, on the second floor, for today
lingerie, crepes, marquisettes and allover
embroidery Waists, trimmed with file,t,
thread and Irish laces; high or Dutch 'necks,
long or short 6leeves many trimmed with
tucks. Peplum blouses also in- Q
eluded. Values up to $15.00, P'.JJ
lar values to
$15
THE
New Fall Suits
At $25
At this popular price we are showing a
splendid line of the new Fall Suits in
tweeds, serges, cheviots, homespuns, novelty
mixtures jackets in plain tailored, 32 and
34-inch styles, with round or square fronts,
velvet or plain collars. Skirts have high
waist effect, with plaits on side back and
front. Every popular Fall style is repre
sented in this lot and you flf OCT iith
may select from them forV1 '
$3.95 Waists $1.89
Bargain Circle, First Floor
In this lot are lingerie, marquisette, soisette
and madras Waists, in all the leading styles
low neck and short sleeves, dainty models
trimmed with laces; also shirt styles in
madras. Complete range -of all sizes. Reg
ular values up to $3.95. They CI CO
will be placed on sale, special, P OiA
NEW CORSETS ARE ARRIVING
Very latest models in front lace Corsets and also
new styles in Mme. Mariette Corsets especially
good for the full, stout figure Ask to see the new
Gossards for Fall the leading front lace corset on
the market. Also showing the new ' arrivals in Ma
dame Helene Corsets. Expert corsetiere to serve you.
FANCY PEACHES AT 50c A BOX
Fine large Elberta Peaches a carload on sale to
morrow at above low price. Extra good grade for
canning purposes. Here's vour chance! '.
Devil Cake 25c :Tf
mention the fourth floor today. Regular price 35c.'
cellent little coats and will (0 QQ
give good wear. Special at r7470
Boys Corduroy Pants 69c
I- THE BASEMENT -
Nice fine rib Corduroy in brown or gray;
extra well made, with hand sewn but
tons; peg top knickerbocker style; just
the thing for your boy. Come in ages
5 to 16 years. They, will be fSQf
placed on sale for today at, ea.
98c
Girls' School Dresses
IS THE BASEMENT
A remarkable offering of girls' School
Dresses. Good, serviceable materials such
as galatea and cheviots; will launder
well. Scores of dainty styles to select
from. Standard values up to QQr
$2.25; ages 6 to 14 years; sp'lOC
Boys' School Shirts at 35c
IS THE BASEMENT .
Best regular 50c quality, made from
Amoskeag gingham and high-grade sat--eens;
cut full and long and well sewed.
A complete range of all sizes for boys.
On sale here for today at the Qw
special low price of, each, only
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