TTTE MOTtNTXG OREGON! AX. FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1914.
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ALL CITY TO CHEER
ITS QUEEN TONIGHT
Big Farewell Parade, Lighted
by Red Fire, to Escort Royal
Party to Union Depot.
EVERYONE URGED TO HELP
Myriads of Flowers From Private
Homes, "With Which to Shower
Monarch and. Her Court of
Maids, Wanted by Manag-ers.
ROUTE OF FABEWEU. PARADE
FOR QUEEN THEI.MA
TOXIGHT.
Form at Madison and Broadway at
S P. M., proceed north on Broadway
to Yamhill, thence East on Yamhill
to Sixth, thence North on Sixth to
the Union Depot and disband.
With all the commercial, business
and boosting: organizations and other
bodies which took part in the contest
for the selection of a Festival queen
and her court lined up and hard at
work getting- out their members and
friends, the demonstration which will
be made in the down-town part of the
city tonight as a fitting farewell and
godspeed for Queen Thelma and her
maids promises to be a memorable ope.
All Portland Urged to Come.
The Festival management and all
clubs Interested in the auxiliary are
urging with all their persuasive power
the most formidable throngs ever seen
in the streets of Portland to assemble
and assist in one huge demonstration.
It will be the first public appearance
of the queen and her court in a formal
procession and it la planned to give
the young maidens a spectacular floral
bombardment from the time the parade
forms until the party Is safely tucked
away In its special car, which leaves
on its triumphal tour at 11:30 o'clock.
Everybody is requested to come
down town tonight, laden wtih roses,
and to assist especially in the pro
gramme, which will be held at the
Union Depot, when the queen's party
arrives there.
There wll'. be three main divisions in
the parade, the first forming on Madi
son street, on either aide of Broadway;
the second on Main street, flanking
Broadway, and the third on Salmon
street, flanking Broadway. Every sec
tion and individual marching squad
must be at its station at 8 o'clock
sharp, under orders Issued by Director
Ueneral H. L. Pittock.
The column will move promptly at
:30 over the route given above.
Parade In Three Divisions.
The parade will form as follows:
First Division Captain J. T. Moore,
police department, commanding; pla
toon of police, police band, automobile
containing Queen Thelma and three
members of her party, automobile con-,
talning tour manager, chaperon, pub
licity manager and hospital corps,
Harriman Club, Transportation Club,
United Artisans and members of tele
phone companies on foot.
Second Division A. L.. Barbur.
Woodmen of the World, commanding;
band, automobile containing members
of royal party. Woodmen of the World,
Portland Railway. Light & Power Com
pany. Electric Club. North Bank em
ployes, employes of Lipman, Wolfe &
Co. and Welfare League on foot.
Third Division Chief Dowell, fire
department. commanding; firemen's
band, automobile containing remainder
of members of the royal party, mem
bers of fire department. Ad Club. East
Side Business Men's Club. Progressive
Business Men's Club on foot.
The officers of the parade will be
H. Ij. Pittock. director-general, assist
ed by Cieorgre L. Baker.
The Hoyal Rosarians In full uniform,
100 strong, will act as an escort of
honor, one section being detailed to
attend each of the automobiles contain
ing members of the royal party.
The committee in charge has ar
ranged to have large masses of red fire
burned along the route and the only
request made of the public is to fur
nish roses for showering the queen's
party as it passes through the streets
and for the decoration of private cars.
The royal paftywlll leave for Taco
nia. the first stop on the tour, at 11:30
P. M.
PARADE RULES ADOPTED
.MAItC HIX; BODIES ARB RE4URED
TO MEET BKOCtATIOXS.
Descriptions of Uniforms Mast Be
Given Committee by Jane 6 for Reg
istration Standard of Quality Aim.
In order absolutely to guarantee the
standard of quality of all entries and
features appearing in the big daylight
parade of Friday, June 12, when all
fraternal, industrial, civil and military
organizations of the city and vicinity
will Join in the final public demon
stration of the Rose Festival week, the
board of censors has issued a set of
rules and regulations governing en
tries. This list is being sent to all firms,
clubs and individual organizations
which have filled entry blanks so they
will know the requirements for eligi
ble classes and not be barred from the
valuable cash prizes offered.
These rules are as follows:
"Tour attention is directed to the
following action of the censor commit
tee of the Rose Festival Auxiliary.
"The committee has adopted the fol
lowing rules to govern the uniforms of
the marchers and marching bodies In
the civic, industrial and fraternal pa
rade June 12.
"Rule 1. A uniform shall consist of
the following parts, all of which shall
be of uniform color, design and gen
eral appearance.
"(a) Hat. cap or other headgear.
(b) Shirts of men and shirtwaists
of women. Mixed bodies shall wear the
same general style and color, both men
and women.
"(c) Trousers, skirts, etc In cases
of mixed bodies the trousers of the
men and the skirts of the women shall
be of the same color.
"(d) Shoes, uniform color only.
"(e) Collars and neckties when not
covered by other garments. Collars as
to color only.
"(f) Coats, capes or other outer gar
menta "(g) Any other equipment as swords,
canes, staffs, arms, belts, cashes.
badges, etc. This rule Is to be taken to
apply generally.
"Rule 2 All entrants shall submit
to the committee In writing a descrip
tion of their adopted uniform, together
with samples of the principal articles
of dress and equipment so described.
Such samples and descriptions must be
in the hands of the committee not later
than S o'clock P. M. Saturday, June 6.
"Rule 3 The committee will register
the description of such uniform when
accepted by them and no organization
will be permitted to enter the parade
without having taken such action.'
"Rule 4 The committee has the
power to exclude from the parade any
organization who. in the judgment of
the committee or the inspector, does
not conform to the standard of such
registered uniform, or any individual
member who does not conform In uni
form or equipment to the others of his
organ ization."
Y. M. G. A, GRADUATES 53
CLASS ONE OP LARGEST 1ST HISTORY
OP ASSOCIATION'S WORK.
L. Wilbur Heater, General Secretary
of Chicago, Will Be Principal
Speaker at Graduation.
Fifty-three graduates of the courses
in the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion, will be presented with diplomas
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5- . v let.-! $.
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Jj. Wilbur Meaner, Y. M. C. A.
Seeretory. to Speak at Gradua
tion Exercises.
at the annual commencement exercises
to be held in the Y.- M. C. A. audi
torium tonight at 8 o'clock. The class
is one of tbe largest that has ever
finished at the -association. It does
not, however, include all the graduates
of the year, the greater part of the
curriculum being maintained through
out the year and diplomas being
granted whenever work is completed.
The principal speaker at tonight's
exercises will be L. Wilbur Messer.
general secretary of the Chicago Young
Men's Christian Association. Mr.
Messer is known as one of the ablest
Y. M. C. A. secretaries In America and
Is a forceful speaker. Tonight he will
tell of observances made on his recent
trip around the world. His subject
will be, "A Worldwide View of the
Educational Work of the Young Men's
Christian Association."
Tonight's exercises will be open to
the public and there will be no ad
mission charge. Diplomas will be
presented by the following heads of
departments: Pharmacy, Murray Ivy;
college preparatory. John Purcell;
electrical engineering. Walter Haynes;
stenography. W. . Hollls; bookkeep
ing. R. L. Edwards; grammar school,
Paul H. Wyman. George HotchkisS
Street will sing.
R. C. French, educational director, is
greatly pleased at the year's results in
his department. More than 1500 stu
dents were registered, the largest num
ber in the history of the association.
He reports that the Summer . classes
will start. with a large enrollment.
ELECTRICAL LOCAL UPHELD
Court Kules Union May Return to
McXulty Taction of Workers.
Local 125, International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers, may return to
the McNulty faction. Circuit Judge
Cleeton ruled yesterday, without in
terference from the courts. The de
cision was made in the case brought
by L. T. Simpson against J. J. Solhoug.
C. D. McConathy and M. F. Ille, offi
cers of the local. In which an Injunc
tion was asked to restrain the officials
from misappropriating the funds and
books of the local.
Following the convention of 1908,
held In St, Louis, which the Supreme
tjourt of Ohio has held was irregular.
many of the local chapters of the union
affiliated with the officers elected at
that convention, who represented the
Reed faction. Since that time the Reed
and McNulty factions have been at
war. The local chapter identified it
self with the Reed faction.
When it was voted several months
ago to reunite with the McNulty fac
tion, which the courts have held to be
the regular or parent body, the suit
decided yesterday was brought by
Simpson, a member of the local, who
charged that the officers in returning
to the McNulty faction were about to
dissipate the funds and property of the
local.
25 CENTS ROUND TRIP.
You are doubtless planning a short
pleasant outing for Sunday. Why not
try Oswego Lake? A 30-mlnute run
from Portland and a pleasant ride on
the big red electrie cars of the South
ern Pacific Round trip rate 25c to
Oswego and 35c to Lake Grove: on
sale daily. Adv.
A-K Tablets For
Various Forms
Of Headache
"It is necessary In order to treat head
aches properly to understand the causes
which produce the affection" says Dr. J. W.
i Blocktn, Continuing, he says:
- oven uckiu mo treat
ment of a disease without knowing what
wo must remem
ber that headache Is to be treated according
to the Mine rule. We must not only be par-
- - . lhj. iuiouueu w Conn
ie t,K cause which produces the heaa-
" - " muBii bibu give remeay to
relieve the pain until the cause of the trouble
; ' . - " Miwer uus purpose
Antl-kamnia Tablets will bo found a most
.T. T imniKioiy remeay. One
tablet every one to three hours glvescomf ort
and rest In the most severe cases of headache,
neanuffik ami ruLPt.mni..i .-. i
Ol women."
when we have a patient subject to regular
attacks of sick headache, wo should caution
li.K.il $S1 ior which
r---j- CT r" -aKJias -ana wnen
he feels the least sign ot an oncoming
he should take two A-K Tablets
-"- buuuiu always De instructed
- - . " ..iiw-Miuuin .1 ouiri. so as to
h them ready for Instant use. These
. . ii.uuip, .ix huod, una can ne
expanded on to produce relief In a very
lew minutes- Ask for A-K Tablets.
uuu- ouxuia can do oouuneaatan
druggists and so can A-K. Salve, so wU
Charge Purchases Made Today Will Go on Your June Account, Payable July 1 Flags and Bunting at Lowest Prices
Complete Lines and Best Makes in Golf, Tennis and Baseball Goods, 4th Floor Agents "Hy-Go" Baby Jumpers, 4th Floor
Coat Collars
at 35c
Main Floor Latest
sailor and "Lily" ef
fects in white and
latest colors. 3o
OldsWoritnan Sc King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Sioro Honrs 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Every Business Say Saturday Included
New Guimpes
at 48c
Main Floor Dainty
new guimpes in high
or low neck; white,
cream or ecru, -4SJ
Store Closed SaturdayDo All Your Shopping Today
Sale of Men's Blue Serge Suits
$23.45
Dept., Main Floor Look your best on
Decoration Day nshoose one of these splen
did blue serge suits we offer today at a
low price. Very best grade wool serge,
hand-tailored, with extra good lining. Lat
est conservative models for men and young
men. Fit guaranteed. Men's high-grade
blue serge suits, are COO
priced very special at P e
$8.50 Motor Coats for $6.45
Main Floor Made by one of the largest
and best-known makers of motorooats in
America. Cut in full standard size of good
grade materials. The regular Z
$8.50 coats, now speeial at PvJoi
Men's $1.25 Shirts Now 95c
Main Floor A rousing Pre-Holiday Sale
of men's shirts takes place here today.
Beautiful new patterns to select Q PZf
from. Regular $1.25 shirts now at-'-''
Men's $2 Shirts Friday $1.79
Main Floor Special line of men's shirts
in beautiful patterns and (Pt 7Q
all sizes. Regular $2 shirts at
Full Line Men's S traw Ha ts $2 to $8.50
h'i
Mens $1.50 Union Suits $1.29
Main Floo r An unsurpassed
showing of new straws- in all the
wanted blocks, including high
crown and narrow brim effects.
Split yachts and sennits, $2.00
to '$4.00 Panamas, ZJO Cf
from $5.00 up to pO't'W
Main Floor Men's new patented
elastic crotch union suits of fine
grade Madras and soisette. The
most comfortable garment a man
call buy. These Union Suits are
shown in all sizes. CI O Q
Reg. $L50 grades, P-t.sWiy
Boys9 $8.5Q Blue Serge Suits $6.95
Two Pairs of Pants
Main Floor Made from an extra good grade
blue serge, styled in the smart patch-pocket
Norfolk with stitched belt. Ages g? Q
6 to 18. Regular $8.50 suits, now P ZPJ
Sale Boys' Straw Hats
Main Floor Boys' and children's
straw hats in splendid assortment
of styles and all popular straws.
$1.50 hats now at $1.29, OQ
$1.00 hats are now at onlyO
Sale Boys' Blouses
Sale boys' 50o shirts and QQm
blouses, 3 for $1.00; each
Sale boys' $1 shirts and 7Q
blouses, 3 for $2, or each w
Boys' $1.50 shirts, Z f OQ
blou&es, 3 for $3, each w
New Colonial Pumps $4.49 Pr.
Department, Main Floor Great many styles in this
line latest narrow toe lasts, with welt soles. Gun
metals, patent suede and satins. Cuban, Louis Cuban
and Kidney heels. Plain or covered 3?j z5,Q
buckles. On special sale for today, pair fr'"f
Fancy Street Pumps $3.69
Main Floor Stjlish new cross-strap and
eyelet ties, Colonials, etc., in patent and
dull mat kid leathers. The very smartest
of the new Spring lasts. Now fi O
priced very special at only P-' J7
New "Mary Jane" Pumps for girl's and misses' wear very comfort
able. Shown in patent and gunmetal leathers in all widths. Sizes
from 5 to 8. $1.50 pair. Sizes from 8ya to 11, $1.75; liy2 to 2, $2.25.
Basement Bargain Center
$1.50 Lingerie Waists at 78c
Scores of Styles All Sizes
Basement Hundreds of beautiful new -waists in this great lot.
Dainty sheer materials made up into many becoming styles and
trimmed with dainty laces, tucks, etc. High or low necks, 7Q
long or short sleeves, sizes 34 to 44. Waists worth to $1.50 Ot-
Annual Sale Cut Glass
Entire Stock Now at V Off
Department, Third Floor Visit this department and see the won
derful factory exhibition of glass cutting. The most interesting and
novel demonstration ever brought to Portland. Our entire line of
cut glass (including Libbey's) now on sale at 1-4 off regular prices.
$4.50 Water Pitchers at $3.38 $1.50 Pickle Dishes, now gl.QQ
?6.25 Tumblers at, doz., $4.69 $1.50 Olive Trays, now $1.QQ
$3.50 8-in. Bowls, special $2.63 $1.50 Spoon Trays, now $1.QQ
$2.75 Celery Trays, now $2.06 $2.25 Cold Cream Jars, $1.69
$6.75 12-in. Vases, now $5.00 $5.00 Cuff Boxes, now $3.75
$1.35 Assorted Bon Bons $1.00 $5.00 Hair Receiver, at $3.75
Regular $4.50 Cut Glass Cologne Bottles, Special now at $3.38
Regular $1.50 Cut Glass Smelling Bottles, special now at $1.00
Our entire stock of "Automatic" Refrigerators now on sale
at Special Reduced Prices. Headquarters for Screen Doors,
Window Screens, Garden Tools, etc.
Order Your
Groceries
For Saturday and Sunday
from our model grocery on the
4th Floor. Experienced phone
clerks at your service at 8:30.
FREE!
Third Floor Large 25c L-V Dust
Cloth free if you bring this small
ad to our hardware dept. and pur
chase one 50o bottle -Liquid
Veneer. Sign your name below.
Exhibition of
Glass Cutting
By Factory Expert
It is rarely that the people of the
West have an opportunity to see how
rich, sparkling cut glass is made. Visit
our 3d floor dept. and sea the big
machine in operation. During the
exhibition we offer the following x
tra specials in Diamond Poinsettia
Pattern Dishes .and Fancy Dishes:
Fancy Dishes at, Special, $1.QQ
12-inch Vases, now Special at $5.00
Sale of Drugs
and Toilet Goods
Main Floor On account of Saturday
being a holiday these prices will be
in force for today and Monday.
5c Ivory Soap, now at 3t a Cake
Limit six cakes to a customer. No
deliveries except with other pur
chases in Drug Dept. Note prices:
15o Toilet Paper, 1500 sheets to the
roll, will be on sale at only J.O
35o Hospital Cotton, 1 pound, 19
50a Lambert's Listerine, now 28
Nice size Sponges, special at 15
Regular lOo.sizo Sapolio now at 6
25o Jergen's Rice Powder at 12
35o Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream,
priced for today at low price of 25
25o Kolynos Tooth Paste now 14
50o Pebeco Tooth Paste now 28
15o V-pound Peroxide at only 7
Sanitary Napkins, 1 dozen, at 35
25o Imperial Talcum at only 15
8o Williams' Shaving Soap now 5
loo Borated Talcum, special at 5
10c Monkey Soap at, cake, only 5
Odds and ends bulk perfumes, stand
ard makes, this sale only, oz., 25
Regular 50o Hind's Honey and Al
mond Cream, specially priced, 29
Scissors, set of 3 in box, only 39J
10c Witch Hazel, Buttermilk or Oat
meal Soap at, the cake, only 6
35c Witch Hazel, 16-oz. size, at 21
10c Moth Balls on sale at only 5
25c Whisk Brooms, special at 16(?
$1 Sal Hepatica, special now at 85
25c Emerson's Bromo Seltzer at 20
35o Apenta Water on sale now 25
50c Phenolax Wafers at only 35
50o Stewart's Dyspepsia Tablets on
sale for today, the box, at only 35
35c Merck's Sugar of Milk at 283
25c White Pine and Tar at only 15
25c Lavoris Mouth Wash at 20
$1 Glycotbymoline on sale at 79
35c Fletcher's Castoria at only 25
15o Pear's Soap, unscented, at 10
25o Violet Ammonia, 16-oz., at 15
Special Offer
Charles Hedden's 75c Toilet Waters
in the following odors Siren Lily,
Violet Eve, Naiads or Lilac any
one of above together with a 50o
jar of Hedden's Face Cream. Total
value $1.25 Friday and 9 IT
Monday combination price
25c Pasteurine Tooth Paste at 15
50c Carman Face Powder only 25
15c Petro, one-pound jars, at 8
25c Meade & Baker's Mouth Wash
on special sale today at only 15
Regular 50c size on sale at only 25
10c size 20-Mule Team Borax, at 7
50c Scott's Paper Towels, 150 in a
package, special sale for today, 35
FREE 25c Shaving Stick, with "Du
plex" Demonstrator Safety Razors.
Both of these articles for only 25
MANICURE ARTICLES
50o Wood Buffers, special at 2o
25c Nail Files, assorted sizes, 15
10c Orangewood Sticks at only 5
10c Emery Boards, special at 5
15c Yupla Nail Polish at only 10
25c Lotus Nail Enamel at 12y2
25c Lotus Nail Bleach for 12Y-
25c Lotus Nail Salve at only UZYzt
Washable Wool Powder Puffs, spe
cial for this sale at 5c, 8c, 10c, 15
All Our Pyralin Ivory at Yt Off.
RUBBER GOODS
50c Household Rubber Gloves 39
$1.75 3-qt. Hot Water Bottles $1.00
jl.25 3-qt. Syringes special at $1.00
50c Rubber-Ljned Travel Cases 35
50o Rubber-Cushion Hair Brushes on
sale at the very low price of 39fJ
35c Rubber Dressing Combs at 19
Guaranteed Bathing Caps, all colors,
special price, 25c, 35c, 50c and
Pullman Rubber - Lined Traveling
Aprons, new style, made to hold sev
eral articles, special now only $1.00
Jewelry Specials
Wood Beads 50-inch string in colors
red, green, black, etc. The regular
50c kind. Priced special for O CZg
today at only, the string"
Braid Pins Large variety of rhine
stone sets. Assorted sizes and colors.
Regular 50c Pins. On spe- OQ
cial sale for today at only
Real Amber Beads priced very spe
cial today at $1.75, $3.00 and $5.00
A book of S. & TI. Green Trading:
Stamps saved is several dollars earned.
Ask for a book worth 10 free Stamps.
SaleSummer Underwear
"Kayser" and "Carter' Makes
Department, Main Floor A matchless opportunity
to supply your Underwear needs at extraordinarv
low nriiwi! "S : TT C. l irjA-i
.. x w uiiiuus mm juiuuiiocra.aTy-
tr 1 - n-n -r - . - ... ... . Bi-'
ivajfscr ts vTiove ouk jxmcKers in wnite, gold, purple, Bin,.--
pink, blue, etc. Regular $2.75 grade. gO OQ Vv
Will be on special sale to day at only V"' KS -3
lfnvr'a .MSA Silt !,,( 1 , CSO rr
J - - H .w.ww ..o. uuivftld, nillLC, UUIUI 3, .1 t ' ,
Kayser 'a $6.00 ankle-length Bloomers now $4.35
$2 Glove Silk Vests, pink, blue, white, at $1.50
$2.75 Silk Vests, plain and embroidered, at $2.39
$5.00 Fancy Silk Vests on special sale at $4.39
Kayser's $6.00 Embroidered Silk Vests at $4.95
Kayser's $4.50 Glove Silk Union Suits at $3.65
Kayser's $5.00 Glove Silk Union Suits at $4.35
Kayser's $6.50 Glove Silk Union Suits at $5.95
Carter's $2.25 Silk and Lisle Knickers at $1.69
Carter's $1.50 Fine Lisle Knickers at only $1.19
Special Sale of Carter's Underwear
$2.95
Carter's $3.75 Silk
Knickerbockers at
Carter's $2.25 Silk 7 Q
and Lisle Knickers VXOI7
Carter's $1.50 Fine J 7 in
Lisle Knickers at pJ-.JLi
Carter's 65c Lisle Knick- CTCZg
erbockers on sale at only''
$5.00 Silk Union Suits, S4.39
$2.50 Silk, Lisle U. Suits, $2.15
$2.00 Lisle Union Suits, $1.69
$2.50 Silk Vests, Pants, $2.15
$2.00 Silk and Lisle Vests and
Pants priced special at $1.69
Carter's $1.25 Fine Lisle Vests
and Pants priced special, $1.00
Pre-Holidau Sale of Gloves
At the Center Circle, Main Floor
60c Long Gloves, S9c Women's Long Silk Gloves, 80c Excel-
16 -button length mercerized, lent quality Long Silk Gloves,
lisle, suede and chamois Gloves, with guaranteed finger tips,
in white, black, natural, gray, Fancy backs, with contrasting
biscuit, tan and cham- OQ. stitching. Black and QfJL
pagne. Special, pair white. Special, pair"C
Long Silk Gloves, 70c Wo- Long Silk Gloves, $1.00 Extra
men's 16-button. length Long quality Milanese in white aad
Silk Gloves, with double tipped black, with fancy contrasting
fingers. Shown in white, black stitched backs. Priced very
and colors. On special 7fkf special for today C 7 ff
sale today at, the pair J at onVj tIle pajr pJL.JU
Women's $1 Silk Hosiery 79c
"Blue Ribbon" Silk Boot Hose 65c
Main Floor Our special "Blue
Ribbon" All-Silk Boot Hose.
Fully guaranteed to the wearer.
White and black. Very
sheer and beautiful. Pr. "OC
Main Floor Women's high-grade
Silk Hose in well-known makes
at special reduced prices. Shown
in black, tan and white. 7Qf
Regular $1 grade. Pair
Women's $1.25 Outsize Black Silk Hose, special, the pair, $1.00
Women's $1.75 Regular and Outsize Black Silk Hose, pair, $1.35
Women's $2.00 Extra Grade Black Silk Hose, special, pair, $1.55
75c and 85c Imported Silk Lisle and Cotton Hose, per pair, only 45
50c Silk Lisle and Cotton Hose Regular and Out Sizes, at only 35
35c and 39c Silk Boot Hose, Broken Lines, Special at only, pair 25 $
'Candy Day9 at Bargain Circle
50c OWK Bitter Sweets, 40 50o Dipped Raisins, lb., 35
40c Log Cabin Candy, lb. 25 40c Turkish Paste, a lb , 25
40c HoneycT Chocolates, 30J 40c Dixie Chocolate, lb, 30d
40o Mint and Chocolate Cream 30o Nut Chocolate Marshmal-
Wafers, at only, a pound 25 low, special at only, a lb 25
40o Assorted Chocolates, 30 50c Chocolate Chips at 35
50o Chocolate Caramels, 35 40c After Dinner Mints, 27
Great Sale of Coats
Second Floor This embraces the season's
newest and best styles for dress and outin
wear. Wool velours, Bedfords, fancy plaids',
checks, etc., in belted and loose back styles.
Regular $21.50 Coats now at only $14.34
Regular $28.50 Coats now at only $1900
Regular $35.00 Coats now at only $22.34
Regular $42.50 Coats now at only $28.34
Regular $47.50 Coats now at only $3167
$25 Suits at $12.98
Second Floor Special line tailored and fancy
suits in all leadin? mnrpriala rrl nninra n--
t a ' ' 1 J. jtxi-
ments trom our regular stock J? 7 O Q t
selling formerly to $25.00 J'JtWj70
Other Suits Reduced
Second Floor Women's and .Misses' new
Spring Suits in latest models and materials.
Ou sale today at the following low prices.
Regular $32.50 Suits, Special now S21.67
Regular $38.50 Suits, Special now $25.67
Regular $45.00 Suits, Special now $29.95
Regular $55.00 Suits, Special now $36.67
Regular $68.50 Suits, Special now $45.67
New Crepe de Chine Waists $2.98 to $6.30
Women's $15.00 Rain Coats at $6.75
New Raincoats $18.90 to $22.50
Jill
v.- an- wm tr. . - .
Second Floor Special line of
Women's Raincoats of excellent
rubberized materials, set-in and
raglan sleeves and storm collars.
Full length and all fi?? 9 CT
5J m
sizes. Worth to $15,
Second Floor Take a rain coat
with you on that trip! We show
an extensive line of the very new
est models for Women and Misses.
Priced at from C0 0 CZf
$18.90 up toP-Jl
Women's Sweaters at $2.98
All Wool Sweaters Special $5.00
Second Floor Special sale of
women's Sweaters. Plain and
fancy weaves with roll and
standing collars. Some with
belts. Red, white, navy, gray,
tan. Very special CJO ChQ
for this sale at .p&.ZrO
Second Floor Women's and
Misses' all wool sweaters in
plain and fancy weaves, roll
and Byron collars with patch
pockets, etc. Colors red, gray,
white, tan. Very jJT ff
special, this sale, piJ.JJ