TTTF, jrcmXTXG OREGOXTAX. WEDNESDAY, . DECEMBER 3, 1913.
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REDUCED
CARFAR
E
ODDER
IS
HALTED
City Temporarily Restrained by
Court Mandate Obtained by
Traction Company.
LOW EARNINGS CONTENDED
Assertion Is Xet Returns Iess Than
3 Per Ccat When Corporation
Should Be Able to Receive
8 Per Cent Yearly.
P.. S. Bean. Judge of the I'nlted
States District Court, yesterday grant
ed the Portland Railway, Light A
Power Company a temporary Injunc
tion against the city officials of the
dty of Portland from enforcing the
ordinance requiring the sale o( six
tickets for 25 cents.
. The company gave as Its reason for
asking an Injunction the contention
that the present net returns are $499.
164.38 a year, or 2.T4 per cent on the
value placed on the system by the
company officials.
It was further contended by the of
ficials that to put Into effect the or
dinance would cost the company $2S0.
000 in loss of revenue on their street
railway system.
Appearing; for the company In the
court were Frederick V. Holsnan and
Harrison Allen. The court made the
injunction returnable at 11 o'clock
il on da jr. December 8.
Grass Reveaae Cited.
In Its bill of complaint, the traction
company bases the value of its prop
erty on the figures submitted to the
State Railroad Commission, which Is
S1S,404.3S2. The gross revmna nvrivrd
for the year ending June 30, 191S. was
given as 13.377.6:7.94. The expense of
operation. Including taxes, charges and
depreciation, was declared H.878. J J.6.
which left a net return of t4.344.s.
or S.74 per cent on the contended
value of the property.
The company contends th.it to put
Into effect the ordinance would de
prive the owners of said property
without due process of law of a just
compensation.
It further asserts thut the "service
rendered under the provision of the
franchise granted provided that the
fare should not be more than 6 cents
in 'one general direction': that with
this understanding bonds were issued
and sold, and that to deprive the com
pany of the reasonable return upon
Us Investment would result in the im
pairment of the contract entered into
between the city and the company,
which is the basis upon which the
bonds of the company were sold.
The company sets out In Its bill, the
conditions of the state public utility
act. which provides for methods of de
termining the reasonableness of the
schedule filed with the State Railroad
Commission.
Council's Right Questioned.
It Is pointed out that the company
has submitted Its schedule of rates to
the State Commission, and that the City
Council's right to question such
schedule of rates is before the State
Railroad Commission and not through
the ordinance, .such as passed.
The bill further says the company is
entitled and ought to be allowed to
charge such rates as will yield a Just
and reasonable net return upon the
value of all -Its properties. Including
Its physical property and intangible
assets or going cost of business and
necessary working capital actually
and nscessarlly employed in the opera
tion of Its said system and in the ren
dering of such services; that such net
return should not be less than 8 per
cent a year.
It la also contended by the company
that, under the provisions of the char
ter of the City of Portland, "the city
did not reserve unto Itself or its Coun
cil the right to thereafter from time to
time change, alter, regulate or fix
farts In the lranchlse granted."
In commenting upon the action of
the company. Franklin T. Griffith,
president' of the Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company, made the following-
statement:
"In Instituting suit to enjoin the en
forcement of the alx-fares-for-26-cents
ordinance, ws are acting on the first
law of nature, self defense.
Conflncatloa Is Hinted.
We feel that the enforcement of
this ordinance will be In the nature
of confiscation of our property in that
It would require us to devote the in
vestment in street railways to public
service without compensation.
"My attention Is called to the recent
Order of the Railroad Commission of
Washington requiring the Seattle
Railway Company to sell six tickets
"for 15 cents. In comparing the Seattle
rate with the rate ln Portland we
should not lose eight of the fact that
the Seattle six-ticket ordinance does
Hot require the Issuance of transfers
on the tickets. The slx-tlcket ordi
nance In Portland requires the Issuance
of transfers. On our present rates of
fere, because of the extensive use of
transfers, our net receipts per revenue
passenger on city railways are only
1.61 cents, as compared with the cents
required by the Seattle ordinance."
IRVINGTON CLUB ACTIVE
Life Membership List May Total 150
by January 1.
"It la nearly assured that we will
succeed In getting the 150 life mem
bers we started out to secure," said
Frank 3. Fields, of the Irvington Club,
yesterday. A meeting of the commit
tees making the membership campaign
was held Monday night at tbe club
house. East Twenty-second and Thomp
son streets, when reports of progress
were received, nearly one-third of the
150 being reported as having been se
cured. There are now 35 members of the
campaign committee, and each member
has pledged himself to secure Ave life
members. Several of the committees
already have obtained their quota and
are still at it. The canvass will con
tinue until the full number has been
added to the membership list. It Is
Intended to ask every citizen in Irving
ton district not now a member to take
a life membership. All told the club
has more than 600 members of all
classes, and the 1L0 additional will
place the club In position to be more
useful than ever before. It Is hoped
to complete the work by January 1.
MANY PUPILS DEFECTIVE
State Xurse Inspects Schools In Six
Counties.
The November report of Miss Kath
arine Kelly, the State School Nurse,
shows that six counties have been vis
ited by her and that 76 rural schools
and 2700 pupils have been Inspected.
' In these the school nurse found 26 cases
of Impetigo, six of scabies, six of de
fective mind, four of defective speech,
four or adenoids, eight of defective
eyes and one of ringworm.
Some of the strikingly insanitary
schools, according to Jiias Kelly, are
the Laeomb school, in Linn County,
which is described as being mora than
30 years old and in bad condition; the
Griffin Creek school. in Jackson
County, the one room and outhouses of
which are said to be far from sanitary;
the Brownsboro, Antloch and Roosevelt
schools in the same county, with insan
itary outhouses, and the Oold Hill
school, which Is described as an old
building with no Water supply of any
kind.
In Josephine 'County the schools
which met with the disapproval or the
State Nurse were the Missouri Flat,
Baltimore. Quarts. Lee and Wlldervllle
schools. In the last-named she reports
a child eight years old who cannot talk.
In Douglas County the Cleveland
school stands out as a bright and shin
ing example of what a rural school
should be from a sanitary and educa
tional point of view, but the Stevens.
Coles Valley. Green and Brock way
schools leave much to be desired. In
the last-named there are three feeble
minded pupils from one family.
In Clackamas County the nurse ex
cluded two children from the Barclay
school in Oregon City and one from the
Canemah school, on account of having
contagions skin diseases. About the
dirtiest school the school nurse has en
countered, she says, is the Parkplace
school. In this county. She says that
when she visited the school she found
the principal in his shirt sleeves, and
that his shirt showed no evidence of
having been washed for weeks, and
showed the stains from a blue under
shirt. She thought that his dirty con
dition was a bad example for the
pupils.
SCHOOLS ARE HUPPED
SOI LS KICKED OIT OF CHILDREN,
SAYS C. K. ft. WOOD.
Addrvag, la Made at Oswalag .t Aiml
Art Kxblbltloa Mere aid Brltrr
. Displays Are Skews.
A decided advance over all tie ex
hibitions of previous years, as regards
the number of pictures, the number of
exhibitors aiMl the interest -shown by
the people of Portland. Is the Fourth
Annual Art Exhibition. Under the
auspices of the Society of Oregon Ar-
tlst, which opened Monday night on
the third floor of the Portland Library.
Colonel C. K. f. Wood gave an ad
dress at tho opening of the . exhibition.
"And It we are to appreciate art. the
expression of the soul." he said, "we
must have more soul as Individuals and
as a Nation.
"I want to say. l"mnstl. ally, ami
without taking the time to go into
proofs of my belief, that we are de
liberately kicking out of the children
of thiB country whatever soul tbey may
possess. U'ir system of -lucatlon la
in accord with our modern, machine
civilisation."
- The artlsfs held a rneeptltfn for tholr
friends after the address. Light re
freshments were served. "
Nearly 200 visitors viewed the ex
hibit last night. i
Officer of the association are: Pres
ident. C. C. McKim: vice-president. Miss
Ellen Ravenscroft; secretary, G. C.
Christiansen, and treasurer. J. M.
Crook. Exhibitors, many of whom ap
pear In Portland for the first time In
this public exhibition, are: J. Berxevlxy,
Edna C. Broyman. Rockwell Carey, A.
L. Cummings. Collsta M. Uowling, E.
r. M. Fowls, Genevieve Halley, Myra
Helm. Clyde Keller, In-, Luce. Robert
McClure. C. C. McKIm, F D. McLouth,
Edith U Miller. George O'Brien. O. V.
Odell, Conrad Tedersen, Ellen Ravens
croft, F. A. Uoutledge, Mrs. E. O. BIs
pon. Henrietta M. Shore, Almee Spencer.
Jeanne M. Stewart. C. A. Waiters, Mary
H. Webster. Henry - F. -tVenta. Floyd
Wilson, Melville T. AVlre and C. E. 8.
Wood.
Employment Given to 881.
Seven hundred and forty-six men and
135 women received employment last
month through the Municipal Free Em
ployment Bureau, according to -the
monthly report of the bureau filed yes
terday with City Auditor Barbur. Of
the positions given to men 702 were
within the city and 44 outside. Of the
positions for women 12? were Inside the
city and seven outside.
CATALOG
GLOBE THEATER
Eleventh and Washington
Two-Reel Vitagraph
The Golden Pathway
Maurice Costello and Mary
Charleson
Pathe's Weekly
Good Comedy
A RASH REVENGE
Specially Added Pictures
for the
Red Cross Seal Society
Edison Story
THE PRICE OP
HUMAN LIVES
THE FASHIONS
Latest Styles From Europe
lOo ALL SEATS 10c
Toyland9 4th Floor Bring the Children and Let Them Enjoy the Sights
Dolls, Toys, Games, Tree Decorations, Wheel Goods, Athletic Goods Immense Stocks Lowest Prices
ONLY 19
more shopping days till
Christmas. Don 't put
off your holiday buying
till the last minute
shop early in the day
and early in the month.'
Olds, Wortman & King
"The Store With the Christmas Spirit"
Business Hours From 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily. , Saturday Hours From 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Merchandise Bonds
the ideal Christmas
Gifts. We issue them
in any amount, good in
any department at any
time. This is a safe,
satisfactory way to
solve the gift question.
In the Big Basement Underprice Store Today!
Double )&f. Trading Stamps With All Basement Cash Purchases of IP Cents or Over
Women's $16.50Winter Coats at $8.98
$25 Suits $11.98 $5 Dress Skirts $3.48
Basement Women's and Misses'
Heavy Winter Coats in full length,
or short 6tyles. Splendid grade
materials and exceptionally well tail
ored. Coats selling formerly up to
$16.60 each. On sale CO QO
Wednesday, a garment pOei70
Basement These excellent S a i t a
were bought at a big reduction,
hence this unusual bargain. Diago
nals, fancy worsteds, tweeds and
novelty mixtures in season's most
favored colors. All C T T QO
sizes; worth to $25
Basement Women's Dress Skirts in
several pretty styles, in soft finished
wool serges and novelty mixtures.
Practical, serviceable garments for
holiday shopping wear. Good range
of colors. Regular fj CO id
d at, each T7-'0
Girls9 $7.50 Coats at $4.29 .
Double Stamps with Purchases Special one-day sale of
ehildren's'Winter Coats. Several stylish models in the
popular rough materials and excellent line of desirable
colors. Very attractive, well-made coats, 9Q
ages 6 to 14 years; $C.50 to $7.50 gAdes P.aVi7
Girls' Serviceable Rubberized Bain Coats, for $1.39
grade, offered at,
Women's $7.50 Coats $4.98
Double Stamps with. Purchases Cut in extra long,
full sizes and made from best grade rubberized coating.
Shown in serviceable tan or blue shades. An nnequaled
opportunity to buy a Rain Coat at a de- GZj QO
eided saving in price. All sizes, special at v",i'0
Women's Regular $1 Cotton Petticoats, Special, 65
Women's $6 Bath Robes at $4.98
Women's Silk Petticoats $2.49
Rawmfil Women's and Misses'
Heavy Blanket Hath itobea, sult
nblu for Ciirlalmaa Rifts. Hand
some double-faced matvrlala in
inanr attractive patturns anil col
orings, trimmed, with satin bands
and lords, l-'ull line of C!A QQ
all sixes, $6.50 value! Ot.JO
Ilax-aneat O n ' s a 1 e today
only at this prli-e. Beautiful Itlch
Messallnn and Taffeta Silk in all
the fashionable shades, also
black. Arcordeon plaited or neat
tailured flouncea. Very appro
priate for sift giving. f0 (Q
Silk Petticoats special 0H7
Trimmed Hats, Worth to $5, Choice $1
$5.00 Hat Shapes 50c $2 Fancy Feathers 19c
Basement 200 beautiful new
Trimmed Hats will be closed out
Wednesday at a dollar each. All
this season's newest shapes. On
many of them the trimminirs alone
are worth more than this price.
Smnll, medium or large shapes, in
good colors. Worth P f flfk
to $5.00, offered ntV-asUU
Basement Pioctically our entire
stock of tint rimmed Shapes is in
cluded in this sensational offering,
lligh-grnde folts. velours, etc., in
an excellent assortment of wanted
colorings. Small, medium and large
shapes, selling formerly to $5 each,
offered in tbi sale at the EZ()f
special low price of only"
Basement Novelty Feathers of all
kinds and colors, grouped in one
big l"t for immediate clean-up.
You will find included hundreds of
smart effects for trimming your
Midwinter bat at a nextto-nothiug
price. Many of these sold former
ly up to $2.00 each. Your "J Qn
choice in this sale for only 7C
Men's $3.00 Sweaters $1.69
Double Stamps With Purchases !-Men's heavy Shaker
Knit Wool Sweaters in the popular Ruff Neck style,
cut extra long and full; finished with CI fZQ
large pearl buttons, side pocket, etc.
Men's $1.50 Flannel Shirts at 98c
Double Stamps With Purchases! Men's Wool Flan
nel Shirts at a bargain price for Wednesday. Cnt in
full standard sixes, extra well made. Navy, GGf
gray, olive and brown. Regular $1.50 Shirts
Men's High-Grade Shirts 59c
Double Stamps With Purchases I 300 of these excel
lent Shirts to begin with, so come early for your size.
Fine quality percales in great variety of at- tZOf
tractive patterns. Sizes up to 17. Choice at-''"
Men's 75c Night Shirts Now at 50c
Double Stamps With Purchases! Made from good,
heavy quality outing flannel and cut full and long.
Shown in neat stripe patterns. With or with- EZflf
out collar. Sizes 15 to 19. 75c grades, only
Special Sale
Holiday Aprons
In Basement
75c Aprons, 48J New bungalow
style so popular just now. Light
and dark colors and neat A &f
patterns. Reg. 75e Aprons Ol
Dost Caps, 10 Special showing
of Dust Caps, in assorted styles
and patterns to match l
aprons. Special at, each -a-"'
Tea Aprons, 15 Shown in a
great many attractive style and
trimmed with embroidery and ruf
fles. Good grade of ma- t CZg
terials. Special today at
Aprons at 48 Fancy Christmas
Aprons of fine, sheer materials.
Trimmed with laces, embroidery
ribbons, etc. Extra spe- ft Sf
cial for today, each, only0
Fancy Aprons, 25fr A wonder
ful assortment of dainty styles to
select from. Ribbon an2Tl7
embroidery trimmed. Ea.
Fancy Christmas Aprons at 351
Handkerchiefs
Specially Priced
At 191 Each Men's fine, sheer,
Linen Kerchiefs, with hemstitched
borders. Full size. Reg- t Qs
ular 25c and 35c grades
At 25 Box Women's fine, sheer
Kerchiefs, with neat initial in
corner. Extra good value O CZf
at this price. Box of 3
At 39 Box Women's Initialed
Ilandkerchicfs of fine, sheer lawn.
Neat hemstitched edge. QQe
Box of 3, special, at only & 71
Child's Picture Handkerchiefs, 2c
Men's 10c Kerchiefs, special, 5c
Women's Linen Eerch'fs, 8 for 75o
Women's plain Kerchiefs only 2c
Children's Colored Border Hand
kerchiefs, special, two for only 5c
ChristmasGiftsThatWillPlease
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Basement Excellent showing of Christ
mas novelties at prices the lowest.
Doublo stamps with all purchases
amounting to lOo or over. Shop early!
Toilet Sets, 93 In neat Christmas
box brush, comb and mirror. Fine pol
ished rosewood.. Beautiful gift for any
women. Limited number fQi3
these Sets, so be on hand early e-70l
50c Dolls, Special, 39 Inter
esting little Character Dolls in 10
different varieties. Nicely
dressed and substantially made.
Regular 50c Dolls. On OQ- .
special sale for today ut-
75c Doll Beds, 39 Extra
strong and well constructed. Com
plete with mattress and
pillows. Reg. 75c Beds
39c
Military Brushes, 69 A gifl
that will surely please him. Ex
cellent quality bristles, with good
heavy backs, ebony finish and sil
ver trimmings. Medium fZQf
size. Special today for"
25c Doll Beds, 15 These are
of good size, well made and will
fold. On special sale for t
one day only. 25c Beds
10c TOnzlT PAPER, 5 Extra good grade tissue, full 1000 sheets
to the rolL On special sale today. Limit, 20 rolls to a customer.
75c to $1.00 Fancy Neckwear at 49c
$1.25 Leather Handbags, Special 79c
Basement Women's genuine
black Leather Handbags in me
dium size. Well made and nicely
finished. Regular $1.00 'JQf.
grade. Special for today 7C
Pillow Tops, 19 Endless as
sortment of patterns and color
ings to select from. Complete
with back. On special T Ckr
sale for todav at only a
65c Laces, 33 Yard Beauti
ful Shadow snd Net Allovers, in
white, cream and ecru. 18 inches
wide. Regular 50e and O
Basement Fancy Neckwear for J'
i i . . i i
noiiaay gixis at a rcaucea price.
Dainty Venise, lace and net
effects. Regular 75c ACkg
$1 grades. Special for
Fancy Ribbons, 25 Novelty
Ribbons, in great variety of
colors and patterns. AH pure
silk. Widths up to fiveO?f
inches. Special, the yard WJl
Pillow Cords, 21 Fine Mer
cerized Pillow Cords, in a great
assortment of colorings. Full
length. On special sale OYp
for today at only, each wXC
65c grados. Special at4
$150 Royal Worcester Corsets
98c
Special for Today at
Basement For today's selling we
offer a special number of the
well-known Royal Worcester Corsets at an ex
tremely low price. Very latest model for aver
age figures. Made from good heavy conlil and
perfect in fit. Boued with non-rusting steel
boniug. Standard $1.50 grade. Sizes up to 30.
85c Outing Flannel Gowns
Special at 63c
Double Stamps With Purchases Women's heavy
Onting Flannel Gowns at a very low price to
day. .Cut full and lonij and nicely finished.
Attractive stripe pattern and all (.izes. JO
Regular 85c Flannelette Gowns, special"-"
Women's 25c Wool Hose at 19c Pair
50c Union Suits, Special 37c
Basement Women's medium
weight Wool Hose, in black and
gray. Seamless feet, double heel
and toe and ribbed top. T Og
Fast colors. Special, pair w
Vests and Pants, 19 Women 'a
medium weight in fleece-lined
white cotton. Perfect fitting and
extra well finished gar- 1 Of
ments. All sizes. Special eVi
Basement Women's fine ribbed
cotton Union Suits, with warm,
soft fleece lining, l'uro white
High neck, long tlcrves, O 7g
ankle length. .'i0; grade O l
60c Union Suits, 39 Misses'
Union Suits of heavy, pure white
cotton yarns, with .--oft, warm
fleece lining. High neck. QQ
long sleeves; siz.s 10-16 e-TC
75c, $1.00 Fancy Silks, Special at 43c
39c, 50c Dress Goods, 25c Yard
Basement Another special Silk
offering of great importance.
Beautiful novelty Silks for petti
coats, linings, dresses, waists,
faneywork, etc. Great variety of
patterns and colorings. Ji 9
Regular 75e and $1 Silks
27-Inch Jap. Silks, 45 Suit
able for all sorts of holiday fancy
work. Full assortment of all col
ors. Regular COo Silk.?f
Snpcinl fnr fnlav vard -a J W-
i - -i
Basement Double-width Dress
(roods, in good heavy weights for
dresses, skirts and children's
school wear. Good, serviceable
colors, in medium and dark tones.
Regular 39c and 50i O
fabrics on sale at, yard-
20-Inch Jap. Silks, 25 Shown
in" every imaginable color black,
cream and white, fcupply
needs now, while stock
complete. Special, ya
X25c
24-Inch Heavy Quality Lining Satins, Special Today, a Yard, 48
$3.50, $3.75 Wool Blankets at $2.10
Full Size Comforters, Special $1.45
Basement A splendid gift for
mother. Extra large, full-bed size,
fancy check Wool Blankets, in
attractive colors and nicely bound.
Reg. $3.50 and $3.75 CJ O 7 f
grades. Special, pr.?5
roll Size Feather Pillows, With Fancy Ticking, ?2.25 grade, SI. 69
27-In. Heavy White Outing Flannel 9c
27-Inch Sheeting at 23c Yard
Basement Special one-day sale
of extra heavy fleeced white Out
ing Flannel. Comes full 27Qs
inohaa wMa Rmeial. nnlv
Basement Extra large full bed
size Comforters, filled with soft,
warm cotton down and covered
with best grade silkolinc, in me
dium colors. On CJ "1 ACZ
special sale, only P--
Basement Ileavy Unbleached
Sheeting. Full 2 yards wide and
nice soft finish. On sale O O
Wednesday at only, yard awJt
Mill ends doable-width black and white check Dress Goods, yd., 11
42x36-lnch Bleached Pillow Cases on special sale at only, each, lO
32-inch Unbleached Muslin, 6Vi: 15c Percales, special, yard, lie
68-inch Mercerized Table Damask on sale today at, the yard, 2S
36-inch soft-finish Cotton Challies on sale today at, the yard, 10
Great Basement Sale of Men's and Women's Holiday Slippers
Special Sale
$3.50 to $5.00 Shoes
Men's and Women's Carpet Slippers on sale today at, the pair, 29
Men's Leather House Slippers (Everett style), special, the pair. 79
Men's "Borneo" Leather House Slippers, black or tan, special, $1.39
Men's low-cat Everett Slippers, iH sizes, special today, the pair, $1.19
Women's regular $1.50 Felt Holiday Slippers, special, the pair, 98
Women's regular $1.00 Lined Felt Slippers on sale today, pair, 79
Women's regular $2.50 Kid Juliets on special sals today, a pair, $1.79
All Parisian Ivory Now at V Off Regular Prices
Department, on the Main Floor-We offer you unrestricted choice of
our entire stock of Parisian Ivory at one-fourth
off. Toilet Sets, Brushes, Mirrors and hun
dreds of other appropriate gifts. Buy now.
Wednesday Sale of Notions
V'
'J 5c Wire Coat Hangers,
special for today at 3
i? 'i fr Spo1 IIolJer8 ho,d S1X
K s I 'V) spools, special at 23
'.1
t aney .baskets, assor
ted styles, special, 25
Shoe Trees on special
sale for today at 10
Shell Hair Goods, worth to 50c;
special for today at only 10
Hair Nets, with tied ends or
with elastic, special, 5 for 10
Thimbles, assorted styles, 4c
Cube Pins, 200 's, 7 and 10
Hairpin Cabinets, special, 8
3oc Fancy Garters on
special sale, pr., 25
Regular 10c Necktie
Racks, special, only 8
Regular 35c Net Shop
ping liags, only 25
lOo Novelty Pins, spe
cial today at only 3
Reg. 25c Workboxes only 19
Reg. 25c Needleboxes now 18
25c Celluloid Hairpins at 21
'50c Scissors Thimbles at '42
25c Skirt Markers at only 19
50c Stocking Darners at 15
$2. 75 S terling Silver
Frames $1.79
Main Floor Beautiful sterling silver
Picture Frames, in oval designs, with
silk plnsh backs. Reg- J? T 7Q
ular $2.75 grade tll'
$225 Shaving Mirror, with brush and
cup attached, special, only $1.50
Ring Mesh Bags, medium sire, silk
or kid lined, the $2 grade, $1.50
$5 Quadruple Silver-Plated Toilet
Sets, in beautiful designs. Comb,
brush and mirror, several finishes.
Special for today at only S3.9S
On the EOc Table Sterling Silver
Pencils, -Vanities. Purses, Pins, etc
On the $1.00 Table A great variety
of articles Combs, Mesh Bags, Card
Cases, Brooches, Pins, etc.
$138
Basement Thousands of pairs of men's,
women's and children's high-grade Shoes
in all popular leathers and lasts. Not odd
styles and narrow widths, but tho very
newest models. Button or lace. All
sizes in the lot. Worth QT CkQ
up to $5.00 a pair. Special ejJXeeVO
Basement Sale Decorated China
Double Stamps With Purchases
Cu-ps and Saucers, worth np to 25c, special sale price today, only 15
Cups and Saucers, worth up to 60c, special sale price today, only 2o
$7.00 Decorated Lamp and Globe to match, special for today at $3.50
Fancy Decorated Creamers, worth np to 25c, special for today, only 10
Decorated Sugars and Creamers, worth to. 50c, special for today, 25
Decorated Shaving Mugs, worth np to 30c, special for today, only 15
20c White and Gold Bread and Butter Plates, special for today at 10
30c White and Gold Dessert or Salad Plates special. today only at 15
$3.50 White and Gold Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, 42 pieces, at $2.75
$10.00 Decorated China Dinner Sets, three styles, 60 pieces, set, $5.98
$2.00 Decorated Lamp and Globe to match, special for today at Sl.OO
$2.50 Decorated Lamp and Globe to match, special for today at SI. 25
Decorated Cnps and Saucers, worth np to $1, Wednesday special, 50