TTTE IMORNTS'G OTIEGOIfTAN. WEDNESDAY. 3fAY 13, 1914.
13
FOREfilAN OF GRAND
JURY IS CRITICISED
Bridge Approach Probe Due to
, Friendship for Mr. Heus
ner, Is Allegation.
,UNION. AVENUE IS UPHELD
iS. C A. will take place next Friday
night at 8 o'clock. It will be the an
nual exhibition of the physical depart
ment and will be participated in by
all classes. It will be open to the
public
A. M. Grilley. the physical director.
has prepared an unusually interesting
programme, which will begin with a
grand march, in which members of all
classes will participate. This will be
followed by drills, apparatus work and
marching by the different classes.
Some of the feature will be: Free
hand drill and folk dancing by pre
paratory- class; dumbbell drill and
games by the juniors; apparatus work
by the junior leaders; gymnastic dance
by the senior leaders;, steel wand drill
by the senior class; fancy figure
marching by the business boys' classes;
itatuary posing by the senior leaders.
and two volley ball games by teams
from the business men's classes.
None of the classes will suspend
until June The business men's
classes -and several- others- will be con
tinued throughout the Summer.
George. M. Hyland Falls to Obtain
Plans for Derby-Street Project
' From Which to Submit Pro
' . posal to Build It.
CURRENCY ACT LAUDED
G. HOPPER SAYS BANKERS ARE
IX FAVOR OF JVEW LAW,
Activities of T. A. Ketchum, foreman
ot the Brand Jury, in the matter of
the Oreeon accroach to the Columbia
River interstate bridge are inspired by
his: friendship for George F..,Heusner,
Attorney John F. Logan said yesterday
before the County Commissioners ;tn
debate with George M. Hyland, who
has advocated the building of. the ap
Troach from Derby street, rather than
Union avenue, which has been selected
by the Commissioners.
"I represent Union avenue property
holders," said. Mr. Logan. "I am one
of them, and am prejudiced for .that
reason, but I am a paid attorney to ap
pear here before you on behalf of all
those property holders and the great
. majority of the residents of Portland.
'We out there who favor the Union
avenue approach have been traduced,
watched and spied upon as being fa-
- vorabie-to the Portland Railway, Light
& Power Company. I am not Tepre
..Renting that company, but in this in
stance I would not be ashamed to rep
' resent them.
Grand Jury Work Denounced.
"We welcome any fair Investigation
of the selection of Union avenue ap
proach for this "bridge, but the grand
jury, with Mr. Ketchum, in league with
Tluesner, as foreman, cannot give
fair investigation. We have nothing
to conceal, but we resent the action of
the grand jury in dragging up pur clti
sens for questioning by such a parti
san. Union avenue is certainly getting
the worst of it.'
Mr. Logan joined in the considera
tion of the bridge approach after Mr.
Hyland had appeared and asked the
Commissioners to direct Waddell
Harrington to prepare plans and spec!
fications for an approach from Derby
street, from which Information Mr. Hy
land migtit submit a proposal to con
struct the approach. The request was
made after the engineers had reported
to the Commissioners that they would
not pass judgment On the offer of Mr.
Hyland to build the Derby street ap
proach unless ne would sumbit an
itemized statement of the amount and
quality of the work he would do for
1224,464.
Delay la Requested.
This request was refused by the Com-
mlssioners, after which Mr. Hyland
asked Commissioner Holman, who, he
said, had the balance of power in the
matter, to stipulate that no further ac
tion would be taken by the Commie
sloner, or any further expense incurred,
until the Supreme Court has passed on
the legality of the bridge bond Issue.
Mr. Logan said he would advise Com
missioner Holman to bind himself in
.. no- way to anyone, but to remain alert
"only to the interests of the county and
the people he has taken an oath to
serve. This practically was the post
tion Mr. Holman announced he
assume.
Mr. Hyland called attention to
understanding at the time the bonds
were voted that $500,000 should be used
lor the Oregon approach, and an
nounced that if this much money were
allowed him, he would build both ap
proaches. This was opposed by Com
missioner Lightner. who said that Heid
rieh & Cochrane, engineers, of Kansas
City, had said that the single approach
could not De built for that amount. Mr.
Logan opposed the offer, favoring in
its stead that one good approach be
built rather than two poor ones, and
then later the second one can be built.
Waralnc la Voiced.
Warning was Issued by Mr. Logan
and seconded by Mr. Hyland,' against
building the approach In conjunction
Vice-President of " Financial Journal
Thinks Country 'Will cBe Guarded
From Panics by Legislation.
"Bankers throughout the country are
enthusiastically in favor of the new
currency law and are 'confident of Its
NEWSIES" BE6I.V FINAL I
FIGHT FOR THEIR
QUEEN ROSE.
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' 1 7 . . '
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3 posi- I
would I I
to the I i
Miss Violet Oakley, Newsboys'
Candidate for Festival Queen.
. The Newsboys' Club insists
that Miss Violet Oakley,- of the
Multnomah Hotel, will be Queen
of the Rose Festival. Tomorrow
they will begin affectionately to
refer to her as "Queen Violet,
the girl that is going to wear the
crown."
Beginning this afternoon the
newsboys' organization, several
hundred strong, will begin the
sale of Miss Oakley's picture.'
"If you're with us, Mister,
Queen Violet' wears the crown.
Buy her picture? Ten cents, t
Thank you, sir. Now look on t
the back of it. There's the I
"Beat it, Huerta!' puzzle. Figger I
that out and get a hundred dol- '
lars in gold that has been de- t
nnnttpil with Th Orptmnlan n
pay the prize. They say that
puzzle's settln' the country on
fire, but we're goin' to start a
blaze for Miss Oakley that won't
- stop till it reaches the purple
trimmin's of the throne. What?
You want a half a dozen of 'em!
Say. Mister, you're a good sport.
We're goin' to use It to buy all
' the votes we need to make Miss
Violet Queen."
Manager Popick, of the News-'
boys' Club, says that the boys
are going to put on a parade to
morrow evening. Miss Oakley
will ride in an automobile at the
head of the procession.
successful operation," says Raymond
Gould Hopper, vice-president of the
with any private interests, which might American Banker, one of the oldest and
later embarrass the county.
"Corporate control of our affairs is
our curse,"- said the attorney, "and
should not be allowed to enter. into this
matter. We have other Instances in
Portland now of our suffering from
tnis source. We should take these cor
porations that are at interest in this
matter, and teirtnem they must agree."
most reliable financial journals In
America, who was in Portland yester
day.
Mr. Hopper returned recently from a
trip to Europe and now is on a swing
through the United States that will
take him to most of the principal cities.
"I expect the currency law to prove
very satisfactory," he said. "Those
Commissioner Lightner announced wh -aroi-a rionnunMno. it whan t first
that it is his opinion that the countv .I.I.t.4 ot- .t,nn.- h.ii..
should condemn the right of wav serosa I nnw t think it ..f.n,i,i h
xiayuen isiana ana tnus insure common I country against panics, and at the same
user iinvuosra io.au lines. time give legitimate borrowers ample
markets for money. As It will pro-
, . , , ... viae elasticity in our currency inero
$300 GIVEN; $3000 ASKED wiu 6 no ne or banks calling their
Verdict In Second "Ice Cream1
, Awarded to Plaintiff.
Case
ed.
After
second trial ot the "ice I
"While banks In the central reserve
cities. New Tork, Chicago and St. Louis,
may lose many millions of dollars in
deposits through the withdrawal of
cream" case, a iury In Circuit Judge banks, there is a well-defined feeling
raurara I that thev will increase their individual
verdict lor 300 lor A. H. Sandstrom I " j .,..
against the O.-W. R. &. Company for tial Balns tnat wlu offset the losses
-.tti w-t-ei i, iron incidental to the changes under en
the construction of the long tunnel in I . t ,. kTh-
University Park. Suit was brought for Mr Hr.ni.er Is ear to h,iv the n-
Black or Tan Shoes Shined in the Basement Today at 5c a Pair Fancy Shoes 20c a Pair Soda Fountain in Basement
Special 25c Lunch Served Daily in the Basement A Good Place to Meet Your Friends Prompt and Efficient Service
Men's 25c Socks 15c f
Basement Underprice Store.
ALL-DAY SPECIAL Men's fine black
silk lisle Hose, "Everlasting" seconds,
with double soles, heels and toes. Guar
anteed fast black. Regular 25a EZf
Hose, all-day special at, fhe pair
J.1000. charging that streets closed for
the construction of the tunnel bottled
him in and that soot, smoke and gas
escaping from the tunnel have dara
Sed his property. .
Two years ago the case was tried
and a verdict returned for the defend
ant. "A new trial was ordered. At the
first trial when the Jury was taken
out to view the premises it was charged
that one of the attorneys treated them
to ice cream and cigars, from which
originated the name, "ice cream" case.
nual ' convention -of. the American
Bankers' Association held at Seattle
next year.
In discussing general commercial and
financial conditions he said:
'Although merchants are buying
carefully . and manufacturers going
Blowly, . money seems to be plentiful
enough. The next few months ought to
see thHigs improve substantially.
Mr. Hopper left last night for Seattle.
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
' Store Hours 8 A. M. to 6 P. Iff. Every Sustna Day Saturday Included
$1.75 Parasols at 98c
Basement Underprice Store
ALL-DAY SPECIAL "Women's fancy
Parasols priced for quick disposal. Many
attractive styles to select from, and ex
cellent quality. $1.25, $1.50 QO
and $1.75 Parasols, special atfOt
GOVERNMENT AID URGED
Commercial Club Governors Indorse
Black Canyon Project.
A resolution indorsing the Black 1
Canyon irrigation project in Idaho and I
supporting Secretary of the Interior I
Lane in his efforts to have Congress!
appropriate $100,000 for the completion I
of this and other projects was adopted!
yesterday by the board of governors" of I
the Commercial Club. A copy of thel
. resolution . will be sent to Secretary!
Lane and to the Oregon delegation inl
Congress.
The' governors believe that since the I
settlers have moved onto the lands In I
i good faith and are facing ruin because
the land has not been Irrigated. - the
Government is In duty bound to help
them.
VHY SUFFER
r . a er u m - -zr-
STOPS
THE ACHE
INSISTonDENT'5
ALL DRUGGISTS -15
GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION SET Mr. Republican, why waste
AM classes ox t. m. o. a. to Paruct- your primary vote 1 Johns
pate in Annual Affair. Knii he elected if nominated.
(Paid Advertisement.)
f m the Masemient Underprice Store
Stamps hi Wm kj
With " r " :
2E tea fBr TTodanij
Today
r' Advertised Articles Not Shown Before or After Hour Specified. No Phone or Mail Orders Pilled.
f Double
Stamps
With
Basement
Purchases
Today
Women's Shoes Now 98c
All-Day Special A gigantic clean-up of 1900 pairs Women's
and Misses' shoes,' oxfords and pumps, odds and ends, but
all good dependable makes in various leathersr" Come early
in the day and share in this extraordinary bargain. QOn
Double Trading St'ps with cash purchases. Shoes at0
$1.50 to $2 Waists at 98c
All-Day Special at .Easement Bargain Center A new fea
ture in the Underprice Store 50 dozen women's dainty
lingerie waists will be closed out today at 9So. each.
Scores of attractive styles in the lot to select from. QQ.
Made from fine sheer materials. Waists up to $2, f OC
$20 and $25 Coats $12.95
All-Day Special Women's and misses' stylish new coats de
cidedly underpriced for Wednesday's selling. Cream serges,
fancy poplins, wool eponge, plain serges aud novelty weaves.
Most of these are silk lined. New models. JJ f O Q CJ
Cqats formerly selling at $20, $25. Choice p A W
Qfl Sale f1-00 House Dresses SOc $1.65 Sweaters foY $1.0o Embroideries at Sc Yard SOe Flowers, 10c Bunch Men's 25c Ties Now 10c
TO lO A. M. Special one-hour 9 TO XO A. M. For this one 9 TO lO A. M. Mill ends Km- TO lo A. M. A sensational TO lo A. M. A one-hour sale
k - m sale Women's House Dresses, hour we offer Girls' and Boys' broideries. Edges and Inser- one-hour sale of Beautiful of Men's Ties -at less than half
f MmJgWl made from splendid quality Fine Wool Sweaters at a very tions in lengths up to 10 yards. Flower Wreaths, good assort- price. Four-in-Hands in a rreat
wash materials and nicely low price. "Ruff Neck" style in Hundreds of dainty patterns to ment of colors and splendid varietv of materials and scores ,
9 trimmed. Full line of all sizes, colors red, gray, blue and tan. select from. Grades worth up quality. Flowers selling usual- of patterns. All- men should
lit Regular $1.00 Dresses on r?n All sizes, tl.65 Sweat- rrk I to 25c a yard on sale for C ly at SOc on sale during 1 r take advantage of thl8'irir.
I J J- V sale special at this prlceOUC ers this hour at only O 1 VI U 1 hour only at, per yarduC this hour at low price ollvt chance to buy 25c ties atlUt
Oft Sale Printed Lawns for 4t Yd. 10c Curtain Rods for 5c 12y2c Knit Vests for 8c 85c Silk Ratine for 43c Boys' $1 Wash Suits SOc
I ' JO TO 11 A. M. 3000 yards of lO TO 11 A. M. On sale for one lO TO 11 A. M. Supply your 10 TO 11 A. M. 1800 yds. Beau- lO TO 11 A. M. Attractive Llt-
fl Beautiful Printed Lawns in hour only, so be here on time. Summer needs during this great tiful Silk Ratine a popular tie Wash Suits for boys !H to
IfflTYl dainty patterns and colorings, 64-lnch Brass Extension Cur- one-hour sale. Women's Fine Summer .fabric; rich, silky fin- 7 y?ars of age. Shown In neat
M. a rmm a- mlll ena8 jn good useful tain Rods, with fancy knob- Swiss-Ribbed Cotton Vests no 'sh and very durable; in all the patterns and excellent grade
lengths. Grade usually selling ends. Regular 10c quality. Buy sleeves, low neck, regular 12 He new colorings, 27 inches wide, of materials. Boys' regular 1
' f g M. t t at 7c the yard, during the f them for 60 minutes at Just e grade, special during this Q 85c grade during thlo,. Wash Suits special nen.
I If LIB J JL one-hour sale priced enlyC half regular selling prlceOC hour at this special prlceOC hour at bargain price oftJC very low price of only JJ?
OH Sale $3-50 Curtains for 1.39 $1.00 Corsets on Sale 50c Silk Poplins at 39c Yard $3.00 Sailor Hats for 25c Women's Waists at 25c
11 A. M. TO 12 200 pairs Hand- 11 A. M. TO 12 A phenomenal 11 A. M. TO 13 A popular fab- 11 A. 7H. TO 1- 200 Women's 11 A. M. TO 13 Odd lines ot
r some Lace Curtains at a bar- one-hour sale of Corsets, splen- ric for Summer dresses, will not Neat Sailor Hats in a remark- Women's Waists, some are
f I fllil gain price. Only one or two did new models of good grade pull and launders beautifully, able one-hour sale: Just the soiled and mussed, but, at this
m pairs of a kind. Full length coutil. well boned and perfect Shown in all the wanted thing for beach or outing wear. I price, most extraordinary bar-
and width. Curtains worth to fitting, sizes 19 to 30, $1.00 Cor- Spring shades, 24 inches wide. Hats selling formerly up to $3 I gains. All sizes in the lot on
M C $3.60, special during tf f on sets during this one-hour en Special during this hour on. during this one hour at T US, sale for one hour only at y C
1 f JO JL Ami this hour at, the palrW AOI sale at low price of, pair OVC at the bargain price of 0C the bargain price of only this extreme low price ofaV-
On Sale
From
12 to 1
25c Scrims, ISc a Yard
13 TO 1 P. M. A timely sale of
Curtain Scrims in the Base
ment. 36-inch Plain Scrims in
white, cream and ecru; fine
mesh and regular 2oc grade.
On sale for 1 hour only 1
at special price, per yard IOC
Child's Knit Waists, 9c
13 TO 1 P. M. Mothers should
take advantage of this low
orice and suddIv the children's
needs. Medium- weight ACnit
Waists, taped, sizes 2 to 13. On
sale during this one hour Q
at the SDecial price of. each 7 C
10c Bleached Muslin 7c
12 TO 1 P. M. Full 40 Inches
wide and splendid quality. On
sale for one hour only at this
very low price. Gradeusually
selling at 10c a yard, buv it
from 12 to 1 at the bar- T
gaiqp price of only, the yard C
25c Rijons at 15c Yard
13 TO 1 P. M. On sale tor this
one hour only at above price-five-inch
Plain Taffeta or Mes
saline in a wonderful assort
ment of colors. Standard 25c
Ribbons 'on sale at tho 1 g
bargain price of, a yard luC
$1.00 Suitings 53c Yard
13 TO 1 P. M. Black-and-White
Check Suitings for Summer
dresses, skirts and children's
wear, 44 and 64 Inches wide.
Shown in assorted patterns. $1
grade during this hourfio
on sale at only, the yard OOC
On Sale
From
lto2
35c Hosiery at Only 23c
1 TO 2 P. M. Don't miss get
ting your share of these!
Women's Fine Silk Boot Hosiery
in black, white and tan, with
double heels and toes; fast,
stainless dye, 35c Hose on Oo ,
sale for one hour at, pr. mOC
Men's Collars 10c Dozen
1 TO 3 P. M. No phone orders
filled for hourly sales. Men's
Soft or Starched Collars in plain
and fancy colors, full line of
all sizes. An extreme low price
put upon these to close "
them out at once, dozen luC
$1.00 Under muslins, 50c
1 TO 2 P. SI. Gowns, Combina
tions and Skirts are included in
this great one-hour sale. Dain
ty garments in many pretty
styles. Regular 75o to $1.00
gradea, on sale during Cft
this hour at the low price OvJC
Lau.n Kimonos for 29c
1 TO 2 P. M. Special one-hour
sale of Women's Lawn Kimonos.
Shown in many pretty patterns
and colors, full assortment of
all sizes. Neatly trimmed. On
sale special during this no
one hour at low price of tjC
50c All - jer Lac. iSc Yd
1 TO 2 P. M. 18-inch Allover
Laces in dainty shadow lace and
net effects, white or cream, reg
ularly selling up to 60c For
this one hour only at a price
which you cannot afford 1 Q
to miss. On sale, the yard X 7 C
One of the most elaborate gymnastic I
exhibitions staged at the Portland Y.
On Sale
From
2 to 3
Long Lisle Gloves at 35c Men's -2y2c Hose at 8c$3.00 Sahlin Waists, 89c
2 TO S P. M. Women's Sixteen
Button Length Lisle Gloves in
black, white, tan, gray, biscuit;
full line of all sizes. Don't fail
to supply your Summer needs
at the low price. Long O e
Lisle Gloves on sale atuuC
3 TO S P. M. Men's Full Tan
or Black Cotton Hose, with dou
ble heels and toes and seamless
feet. ComDlete assortment of
sizes. On sale for one hour at
a price which you cannot o
afford to overlook, a pairOC
2 TO 3 P. M. For one hour we
will sell the well-known
"Sahlin" Waist at 89c. Three
different models 200 garments
in the lot. All sizes. Regular
$1.50 to $3.00 kinds. For OQ.
this hour your choice -at OI7C
$5.00 Silk Waists, $1.98
2 TO S P. M. Priced or this
one hour at less than cost of
making. Beautiful Net and Silk
Waists in variety of styles. Reg
ular $3.00 to $5.00 Waists, dur
ing this one hour attfj-l no
the special low price 17 O
25c Plaitings I2Vsc Yard
2 TO S P. M. Great half-price
sale of Beautiful New Plaitings:
black, white or cream nets and
laces in a s s o r t e d patterns:
standard 25c Plaitings during
this hour on sale at " Ol
the low price of, yd. Vt 2C
On Sale
From
3 to 4
Girls' Union Suits at 19c
S TO P. M. Fine Soft White
Cotton Union Suits tor girls 4
to 14 yeara of age; tight knees
or loose lace-trimmed knees;
well made, perfect fitting and
nicely trimmed. Offered in.
extra special, one hour 15C
Men's $2.00 Pants $1.39
3 TO 4 P. M. Rousing hourly
sale of Men's Khaki and Whip
cord Pants, extra heavy grade,
style - with cuff bottoms, well
made and perfect fitting. All
sizes. $2.00 Pants on J 1 on
sale at small price oJPl03
Child's $8.50 Coats $2.98
3 TO 4 P. M. Smart New Spring
Coats for girls 6 to 14 years ot
age. sample garments of fine
grade materials and extra vell
made. Coats worth up to $t.50.
on sale during this 0 no
hour at the low price 3J0
20c Flannels, a Yard, 10c
3 TO A P. M. 28-inch Kimono
Flannels mill ends in lengths
up to 20 yards; light or dark
colors, in neat patterns. Regu
lar 15c and 20c grade. During
this hour on sale at the
bargain price of. the yard 1UC
$15.00 Spring Suits $6.48
3 TO 4 P. M. Be here at the
stroke of the gong, for these
are exceptional s u 1 1 s at the
price. Plain tailored models in
good serviceable colors, $15.00
suits for this hourd; AQ
at the special price of wD.'tO
On Sale
From
4 to 5
8c Apron Checks O-ly 6c
4 TO 5 P. M. A good opportu
nity to buy Apron Checks to
last you through the Summer.
Extra good quality Apron
Checks in assorted sizes. Reg
ular 8c kind on sale for 1 C
hour only at low price ofOC
Boys' 35c Waists at 19c
4 TO 5 P. M. Boys' Wash Shirts
and Blouses in neat patterns
and plain colors; sizes for boys
6 to 15 years of age. Mothers
should supply- the boys Sum
mer needs during this 1 Qr
great one-hour sale at A 17 C
35c Brassieres for 19c
4 TO B P. M. Special one-hour
sale Women's Brassieres the
garment of the hour, made from
excellent materials and neatly
trimmed; all sizes; 35o grade.
During this one hour atin.
the very .small price of lUC
$1.00 Fancy Silks at 44c
4 TO 5 P. M. Hundreds bf yards
of Beautiful New Fancy Silks in
v a r 1 o us weaves, patterns ana
colors for dresses, waists, petti
coats, etc. Silk worth to $1.00,
during this hour on sale AA-.
at the special prioe of, yd-HrHrC
$5.00 Wash Dresses $1.59
TO 5 P. M. Women's Hand
some Wash Dresses for street
or house wear. Odd lines to be
closed out at once. Splendid
styles. Dresses worth tip to $5.
on sale this one hour tf rfn
at the bargain price ot wl OS7
On Sale
From
5 to 6
Fancy Ribbons, Sc Yard
5 TO P. M. Rich Fancy Rib-"r-i
in a multitude of season
able shades and splendid qual
ity. Come four inches wide.
Suitable for almost any purpose.
Buy all you want of them fS
during this one hour atJC
Canvas Gloves, 4c Pair
R TO S P. M. 2000 pairs Men's
and Women's Canvas Gloves on
sale for one hour at 4c pair.
Limit five pairs to customer.
Regular three-for-25c kind, on
sale in the Basement Un-.
derprice Store at, a iair"C
Table Damask at 372
5 TO s P. M. Fine Heavy-Grade
Mercerized Table Damask In
choice s e 1 e c 1 1 on of patterns,
comes full 60 inches wide. Grade
that will wear and launder ex
ceedingly well. OnJ71
sale for this 1 hourO I 2C
$1.50 Draperies for 39c
5 TO P. M. 44 to 4-lnch Dra
pery Materials at a very spe
cial price for one hour's selling.
Ten different patterns to select
from. Regular $1.00, $1.60 qual
ities will be placed onon
sale this hour at, a yard o7C
$5.00 Spring Hats, $1.00
3 TO 0 P. M. Great one - hour
sale of Beautiful New Trimmed
Hats three tables 200 hats in
all. This season's most popular
shades and colors. . Trimmed
Hats selling formerly t 1 Cf
at $3.60 to $5, for 1 nr. O 1 mJJ
"Notion Day9' at the Bargain Circle, Main Floor
These items also on sale in the No-'
tion Dept. the remainder of -week.
John J. Clarke.'s Spool . Cotton, in.
white only, all sizes, special, 3V2
lOo Cube Pins, white only, at 5
10c Shell Hairpins, the box, T? .
Regular 5c Needles, now 2 for 5
10c 100-yard Spool Silk now 5p
2y2a Darning Cotton, spool, at 1
8c large size Curling Irons at 5
10c Mother's Ironing Wax at 5t
15c Child's Hose Supporters, 10
25c to 35c Barrettes now for 10
. 5c White Linen Tape at, bolt, 3
loo Twilled Tape, 24 yards at 10
10c Collar Stays, six on card, 5?
5c Wire Coat Hangers at only 3?
10c Bias Seam Tape, the bolt,
10c Wilson Dress Fasteners at
25c Twine Shopping Bags at 19t
5c Hairpin Cabinets at only 4J
15c Cube Pins, all colors, now
5o Bone Hairpins, the card, 2Vz
5c Collar Buttons, the card, 2V2J
Combs and Barrettes, worth, up to
50c, on special sale at, each, 10i
5c Pins, 400 on paper, only 2V:
Dressmakers' Pins, 4-pound boxes,
sizes 4 and 5, special, only 15
15c Nainsook -Dress Shields, sizes
2, 3 and 4, special at only 10
25c Sanitary Belts for only X5
25c Silk Dress Shields only 18
25c Sanitary Aprons at only X8?
10c Hair Nets, with or without
elastic, now on sale, five for 10?
25c Sterling Skirt Markers at 19
10c Wooden Skirt Hangers at 8
10c "Soil-Off" Dry Cleaner at 8
10c' Pearl Buttons at, the card, 5
5c Hooks and Eyes, the card, 2V2
10c Collapsible Drinking Cups, 8
5c Grades Collapsible Cups at 4
Sale Crochet Buttons
Main Floor Crochet Buttons, bone
moulds, all new goods, white only.
These prices for Wednesday only:
35c Six-line Buttons at only 20
SOc Eight-line Buttons at only 25
65c Ten-line Buttons at only 35
75c Twelve-line Buttons, only 40
$1.00 Fonrteen-line Buttons, 60
Sale of Kleinert's
Dress Shields
20c No. 2 Featherweight now 15
22c No. 3 Featherweight now 17J
25c No. 4 Featherweight now 20
30c No. 5 Featherweight now 23t
24c No. 2 Gem Dress Shields, 16
27c No. 3 Gem Dress Shields, 20?
30c No. 4 Gem Dress Shields, 23.
35c No. 5 Gem Dress Shields, 25
Kleinert's Etons, Jacket Style,
Size 3, Regular 50c, now at 39?
Size 4, Regular 50c, now at 39
Size 5, Regular 50c, now at 39
$4.75 Aluminum Kitchen Set
Special at $3.32
Basemeut Special 4-pieee com
bination offer One aluminum
tea kettle, one preserve kettle, one
Berlin sauce pan and one double
boiler total value ZJ Q OO
$4.75, special at "pOeOW
''Lightning" or White Mountain
ice cream freezers at special
prices. 1-quart freezers, S1.49
2-quart freezers, special SI. SO
1) 4-quart freezers, special $2.48
Underwear and Hosiery Specials, Main Floor
Women's 25c cotton lisle, sleeveless vests, at 17S Women's 75c fine lisle union suits, now at 49
Women's 35c cotton lisle, sleeveless vests, at 25 Women's 25c cotton or lisle hose, black, at 19c
50c and 65c Silk lisle and cotton vests, now 39 35c to SOc lisle hose, black and colors, now at 25?
Women's 35c union suits, lace knee, now at 25 50c Regular and outsize black silk lisle, now 35
50c and 65c union suits, tight or lace knee, 40 Women's 75c gauze lisle hose, black, now at 45C
$1.25 Lisle union suits, silk tape, now for 89 Cotton and lisle flare top hose, a pair, now 35