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PORTLAND DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION OF E0TAB.Y
CLUBS AT HOUSTON, TEX.
Hammocks, Tents, Porch and Lawn Swings 4th Ft. Grass Rugs and Summer Furniture 3d Ft.
Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement-Shoe Shining Parlors in the Basement
FOCUS POOL
The Fresh Air
Our Special
25c Lunch
Served daily in our
Basement from 11:30
to 2 :30. A cool, rest
ful place to enjoy a
downtown lunch.
Prompt service.
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Stow Houn-9 A. K. to 6 P. M. Every Buslnea Dy Saturday TacluiUd
Store
The eoolett, most in
viting plare ta bo
ia Portland. Wide,
roomy aisles an an
abundance of frrh,
pur air. Shop beret
Thousands of Schoolboys and
Girls Plunge Into Campaign
Like Seasoned Seniors.
THE 3IORXTNG OREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1914.
JUNIOR POL
ITiGIANS
IC ViEW
SAVE "NEWSY" HOME, CRY
Full Ticket Are Put In Field, Man;
Candidates Seek Office, Flat-:
,. forms Hit Keynotes and ..
Headquarters Opened.
Seizing upon the opportune period
ot quiescence in the political affaire of
their elders, several candidates for boy
mayor, junior commissioners and other
offices of the 1914-15 junior govern
ment administration yesterday burst
into publlo view and launched their en
ergetic campaigns, which bid fair ta
be more strenuous this year than ever.
Candidates are to be nominated for
mayor, four commissioners, district at
torney and auditor. Thousands of
youngsters, including girls as well as
boys, from every school in the cy.
will be keenly Interested in the noml
; nations and election, each "plugging"
hard for some favorite candidate.
This Is Third Election.
This year's Junior government elec
tion will be the third of its kind. It
will be conducted under the manage
ment of Dorr E. Keasey, Alex C. Rae
and George L. Baker, trustees of the
Newsboys' Association. Votes, which
will be 1 cent each, will be "hustled"
for particularly by 400 city newsboys,
as the proceeds are to go towards
meeting the annual installment indebt
edness on the First-street newsboys"
clubhouse by July 1. Every "newsie"
In the city is already "on the Job and
working hard to awaken interest in
the Junior government election, for,
during the three years they have en
joyed the privileges of the clubhouse
with Its swimming tank, well-equipped
"gym." library and other attractions,
they have ail become ardent "boosters"
for any enterprise that will help to pay
off the big mortgage on their prop
erty. Many Nomination. Are Made.
In response to letters sent out by the
trustees to all the schools of the city,
numerous- nominations of candidates
for all the junior government offices
are being made. By the end of the
week, according to Dorr Keasey, there
.... . . i m .mnAlAatma In
Will De a IIOCIV UA J LI -
the field that will rival the big bevy
of "grown-up" aspirants for office that
appeared last Fall, preliminary to the
regular city election.
Among those already announced and
out hustling for votes is Nate Casler,
newsboy candidate for boy mayor,
whose printed cards set forth his policy
of "a Just and efficient administration
and better conditions for Portland's
boys and girls." Abraham Weinstein.
another "newsie," is out for Junior dis
trict attorney, promising an "honest
and efficient administration," and
"equal justice to rich and poor." Two
Juvenile members of the gentler sex
have also come out for commissioner.
Miss Effie Ranch, of the Shattuck
School, standing on a platform of "bet
ter conditions for newsboys and all
other boys and girls." and Isabel Phi
Ian, of the Falling School, who states
she is a member of the "Junior Order
of Moose," and declares for a policy of
"lower taxes and more playgrounds."
Junior government headquarters have
been opened at 918 Teon building, with
C. H. Warford in charge, who is aided
by a force of volunteer workers to
tally the votes "as they come in and at
tend to the many details of the stren
uous election.
Mrs. G. J. Frankel, the official rbig
sister" of the Newsboys' Home, and
. . .i i I, n Tin L nr Ktnr.lr
Miss Alice r leiuiiJG,
Company, are among the sponsors of
the junior government plan to Inter
est the boys in the practical applica
tion of their civil government studies at
school, and" at the same time to finan
cially aid in a substantial way the
debt-burdened clubhouse on First
street .
The splendid work being done
through the Newsboys' Home is vouched
for by Judge W. N. Gatens, of the Ju
venile Court, and a large number of
prominent business men, who have
been giving support to the Institution.
According to Dorr E. Keasey, before
the establishment of the clubhouse
there was an average of about one
newsboy , a month killed or seriously
injured by some accident on the streets,
and an average of 19 newsboys a month
before the Juvenile Court for gam
bling, stealing or truancy.
-Juvenile Jtt orals Improved.
Since the youngsters have been pro
vided with a place to play and to ex
ercise, read and generally enjoy them
selves, this average has been reduced
to only an occasional street accident
and a most creditable showing in the
Juvenile Court. The junior police force,
which Includes a chief, two captains,
four sergeants and "SO regular men,"
make it their business to look after
their wayward companions, and Judge
Gatens gives this plan the credit for
"cleaning up" petty gambling, cigar
ette smoking, truancy and other vices
among Portland's "newsies."
Nominations may be made for any
of the Junior government offices up to
June 19, and the election will be held
early ' in July.
;
DEAL MADE FOR BUILDINGS
Twenty Koseburg Citizens Take Over
New Hotel and Three Stores.
ROSEBURG, Or, June 16. (Special.)
deal was consummated here today,
when 20 local bondholders in the Prov
i n- . mnonv rtf Portland took
. over the Umpqua Hotel and three store
buildings across me sireei num u.
tiL vniii4i tra Ari erected by the
Provident Trust Company a year ago
at a cost of iiza.uuu. in ucu
hotel arrived here today and Is being
held in trust pending the formation of
a stock company.
Closing of "Heart Songs" Campaign
"We announce, with regret, the clos
ing of our wonderful campaign in dis
tributing the greatest song book ever
,na,har "Hart Sonet" VV e
.UtlCU IV85..
have only copies enough on hand to
... i n. V. . Krin,
satlsty tnose oi our rtiunn
their coupons for the remaining few
days. The advertisements that have
been running in these pages for sev
eral weeks past have fully described
the merits of the book and the daily
readers have constituted a veritable
educational course in song music We
... ,., it.q 1 1 f i i at thai TMnnnxl
are uiuia " ' - - - '
from the publio and are sanguine that
tnrougn ion euui uiUUO ...uluu
refining influence of the songs will be
felt for years In this community. At
tention is called to the advertisements
inai in -t ni'i'"' ...
brief period remaining. The coupon
. . in - V. 1 .. V. i ifallv Arttf
J- :Jr rJ II Syoor
ROTARY CLUBS MEET
Northwest Delegations Gather
Here, Leave for Convention.
MEMBERS GO TO HOUSTON
Elaborate Equipment Taken to Ad
vertise Various Cities at Interna
tional Sleeting Farewell Ban.
quet and Parade Today.
Portland was the Catherine place
yesterday of the Rotary Club delega
tions on their way to .Houston, xex.,
ih. intoi-natinna.1 convention
to be held June 22-26. Delegations from
Taconia, spoKane, Vancouver uu .
toria, B. C, arrived in the afternoon and
. - nt H . Pnrtlsnil clllh At a
ncm (i, iicom i' . i-'i - .
farewell banquet at the Commercial
Club last night.
President J. U. jsngiisn, oi wo i-ui i
i.,h np,aiA And nractically
every delegate waa called to his feet
during the banquet to give a few words
before tne joini aeies&uon ion-
n-1. .. TnianH ptramftn'x hsnd assem
bled at the banquet and escorted the
Rotarians to the depot. Last year
when the Firemen's band made its tour
. . i. i.-.. . .v.. Pntarv rrinh helTied
Vi 111X3 J i tl .1 1 lull i' i J
finance the enterprise and the band
playea last nigni in recogniuon i
kindness. ;.'
. . . 1. 1 1 ii H n-... rfithArM Tor the
delegates to go to the depot. The
Rotary C1UD men marcnea uu wui
front in an Impromptu parade.
. . ,.,tinn .,11 t a urA Ktnnts were
Al. Ol.ai..WU
given and the delegates and members
danced serpentine dances and hung
tags on one anomer w lucit uui b .
content. '
Each delegation is carrying Innum
erable bits of paraphernalia with which
. .1 tlin . i. Vnrlhnronf at the con
vention. The Vancouver delegation
takes IiunoreaB oi litue raiuoo.
r. Snnnri tiAiitfln the Portland del
egation. This crowd Is equipped with
various material to advertise Portland
Several thousand feet of motion-picture
reel shows scenery of Oregon. Sal
mon dinners ana ouinouuon ui vm
gon fruits are to be other features of
the Portland campaign.
Members of the delegations that left
were: Tacoma, A L. Sommers, D. A.
Young, A. H. Bassett, G. B. Wood
bridge; Spokane, A F. S. Steele; Van
couver, B. C-, W. O. Webster, A R.
Kelly and E. Leslie Pidgeon; Victoria,
J. M. Warren; Seattle, E. J. Rhon
nv re r. Pnnn. A. B. Clark. W. A.
Graham and H. F. Conly.
MR. FURTH'S WILL FILED
Document Discloses Few Details of
Seattle Financier's Estate.
Pi? ITTI V XCTaeti JunA 1 C. f pDB-
clal.) The will of Jacob Furth, the
banker and traction magnate, filed to
j n th, PnnrtliniiiiA. contains 'be
quests for his widow, his three chil
dren .and his grandchildren, but dis
closes mtie cvncei unis ro
tate, estimated to be worth upward of
I Edit nnfl whlph priTmlfltii in larsre Dart
of stocK m xne runn inTPBimpni
pany. This stock Mr. Furth disposed
of to his relatives during the last lew
months of his life.
The Furth will was executed in Se
attle September 13, 1912. The Lake
Washington country estate is willed to
the widow, the town bouse, 1203 Minor
avenue, is willed to his daughter, Mrs.
F. K. Struve, subject to life tenure of
the widow; $10,000 in cash Is left to
each of the grandchildren, Mrs. W. S.
Peachy and Miss Dorothy Terry,
daughters of Mrs. Jane Furth Terry,
and Sidonla and Marjorie Wetherlll,
children of Mrs. Sidanla Furth Weth
erill. The remainder is devised to the three
children, Mrs. Jane Furth Terry. Mrs.
Anna Furth Struve, wife of F. K.
Struve, and Mrs. Sldonia Furth Weth
erlll, wife of Captain A M. Wetherlll,
U. S. A, share and share alike.
ARMY PROPERTY LOCATED
Scoggin Valley Father and Son Ar
rested and Later Released.
HILLSBORO. Or.. June 16. (Special)
Constable McQulnlan and detective R.
H. Lee, of Portland, today searched the
homes of James Lee, Sr., and James
Lee. Jr.. father and son. about 20 miles
from here in the Scoggin Valley, and
recovered Army property belonging to
the United States Government and the
Oregon National Guard, all of which
was stolen bv an Army private on Au
gust 25, last. After the theft the
property was carted to the homes of
the Lees. .
The recovered goods consist of one
Army overcoat, two Army hats, one
Army blanket one 88-caliber Colts
revolver and 120 rounds of cartridges
for Army rifles.
The information which led to the ar
rests of the Lees charges that they
knew that the nrooertv was stolen and
yet, with this knowledge, they pur
chased it- James Lee, Sr., has been con
victed several times in this county for
grand larceny. Both Lees and the stol
en property were brought here tonight
and later the" men were released on
their own recognizance, pending action
by the Armv and tbB state National
Guard officials.
ST. HELENS SEWER CLOGS
City and) Construction Company Are
Enjoined by Taxpayer.
ST. HELENS, Or., June IS. (Special.)
The City of St. Helens and its sewer
contractor, the James Kennedy Con
struction Company, were enjoined today
by a property owner. Michael Fresh,
from constructing a sewer through his
lot, alleging, as grounds for a restrain
ing order, a nominal damage only. The
order was allowed hv Judge Aiken, In
chambers in Astoria.
The city will urge the sewer as a
health measure and ,ijbat Fresh's dam
ages are small. , ,
Bandon Votes Today.
BANDON, Or June 18. (Special.)
The annual city election will be held
tomorrow and there is a multiplicity of
candidates. For Mayor there are G. J.
Armstrong, John Nielson and George
P. Topping, while the ones who are
running for Councilmen are numerous.
THE FAMOUS PLAYERS
PRESENT
"THE RING AND THE MAN"
AT PEOPLES THEATER
TODAY ONLY -
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Anu Colored Hat Shape
25c
Unrestricted choice of all TJntrimmed
Colored Hats in our Basement Millin
ery Section Hundreds of them to
choose from at this low price, ea. 25
200 New White Hats
Choice $1.98
Basement Underprice Store A phenomenal "Wednesday sale
of beautiful new White Hats at a very low price. Very latest
styles for Midsummer wear., Trimmed. with " . QO
ribbons and flowers. Choice of 200 Hats at (i7XaU
asement Underprice Store
Double stamps
with all basement
cash purchases
made today.
"10
0-Special" Sales
Doable stamps
witb all basement
a a b puiruaac
made todsy.
$15.00 Coats for $8.98
Women's Stylish New' Spring and
Summer Coats in good range of
the wanted materials and at
tractive colorings. Plain or fancy
cuts. Coats in this
Ini nn t n II K
' Choice at low price ot 1
Women's $25 Coats, $11.95
Special factory purchase ef
women's Coats on sale In the
Basement at aoout nan pre.
Black Moire, fancy wool crepe.
cream BeristM u u
n o v elty mixtures.
coats worm 10
Mortis, etc
:$10
ar. vv aisis in
ivSl-69
a or low
;89c
Any Woman's Suit, $0.00
Unrestricted choice of any Tailored
Suit In the Basement Underprice
D i a g o n a Is, Serges, Cords, etc
BUllS selling ueremiui
up to S35.0B. pricea ior
Wednesday at, choice
$3.50 Silk Waists; $1.69 .
Odd lines Women's Silk and Net
Waists priced for quick disposal
Scores of beautiful models for
street or areas wear, waists in
this lot worth up to
$6. Taka your cholc
of these waists a
.$1.50 Lingerie Waists, 89c
Dainty Sheer Waists for warra-
i 1- V, .i ti i aPA all vjll
WHiuer c. t . i. .i n o -
madft and- nicely trimmed. Long
or Bnort sieevvs, msu ur
necas. vvaisis selling ui -
.1 i i 1 .... . i. (I KA
Your choice now for only
$1.25 Lingerie Waists, 69c'
Sample Waists and broken lines
of a great many different styles
and materials. Cool, sheep ma
terials; just the thing for beach
wear, waists worm up
. 1 1 4K An an In In t h a
Basement Wednesday at
$2.00 Middy Blouses, 98c
W o m e n's and Misses Middy
Blouses, made of splendid heavy
white materials, with deep sailor
collar, trimmed with contrasting
materials. Regular l.'5Ort
and $2.00 Middles on sale UK IT
in the Basement atS KJ
Bathing Suits, $1.98
A timely offering in the Base
ment of Women's Bathing Suits,
attractive new styles, nicely
trimmed and well made. Shown
In black or navy. QQ
Priced special in the W I .JJO
Basement a t, choice tj J
$1.00 House Dresses, 63c
Women's New Style House Dresses
in splendid assortment of light
ana aarK. colors n-nti arm jm tLji
jyictuo Ul ,UVQ hui.j i i-
All Sizes. .Ties Ulr A,wu
Dresses placed on sale at
tile reoucea price u, c
y percales.
S63c
$10.00 Linen Suits, $2.98
Manufacturer's Sample Linen
Suits for women at a very spe
cial price to close out this small
lot at once. Practical, serviceable
suits ior o e a c a or
outing wear,
choice now only,
$5.00 Linen Coats, $1.98
Women's Linen Coats in assorted
styles excellent garment for
outing wear. We have but a
limited number of these, so come
In the morning ifT-f QQ
actlcal, serviceable
:h$2-98
$4.00 offered in the
Basement for only
$1-98
$10.00 Dresses for $3.98
snmnia line of Women's Summer
Dresses; dainty, sheer materials
trimmed with embroideries, laces.
etc. only one or two or a bijhj.
Dresses worm up w
$10.00. Tour choice
at low price
vo or a siyie.
?$a-98
$4.00 Wash Skirts, $1.98
Serviceable for wear with waist
on inai trip. wi
pendable materia Is in tan and
Wnlie. uvn b mouuw. lu,o m m.
Skirts w o r t n up 10
$4.0) offered at the
very smau price oi
$3.00 Wach Skirts for $1.00
On sale in Basement Underprice
Store for today only at this
price. Known in tan, wmie uu
good selection or tne Dest colors.
SKiriS UBuaiiy Bait
ing - to $3.00 on sale
at very row yncv ui
k this item.
i best colors.
;$Loo
Girls' $7.50 Sample Coats, $2.98
75c and 85c Undermuslins, 59
Regular $1.25 TJndennuslins, 79c
Women's 50c Brassier for 29c
Women's 35c Union Suits for 25
Women's 60c Union Suits for 44c
Men's 75c Union Salts for 481
Men's 19c Wash Ties, spcl, 10
Men's 50c Underwear at S7VtC
Men's 50c Belts, special at 25
Boys' Corduroy Pants, spcl, 69fr
Boys' 35c Waists, special at 19
Boys' 50c Shirts, special at 351
Men's $1.50 Shirts, special at 59?
Men's $2.00 Pants, special, $1.39
Boys' Denim Overalls, spcl, 49$
5323?
39c
50c Silk Hosiery, Pair, 39c
Women's Light Weight Silk
Hosiery for 8ummer wear, priced
exceptionally for Wednesday's
selling in the Basement. Black
only. Regular 5 Jo HounA.
placed on sale at special -Ca-Jl
bargain price of, the pair U J
35c Silk Boot Hose, 23c
Women's Silk Boot Hosiery In
black, white and tan, seamless
feet, double heels and toes, full
line of sizes; standard S5c Stock
ings priced very special
ror Wednesdays selling
In the Basement Store, pi
75c Long Lisle Gloves, 39c
Full l-button-length Lisle Gloves
for women; black, white, tan,
gray and biscuit; two-clasp style.
Kegular 75c Gloves, In all sizes.
on s p e o 1 a i saie at tno
prire wnicn win pay you
to taae aavantage ot, pr
121U Vests for 9c
W o m'e n's Ribbed Cotton Vests,
low neck and sleeveless styles.
We have these In a full assort
ment of the regular siaes. Stand
ard 12i4o vests priced for fn
Wednesday's selling in thefJC
Basement Store a t, special ft
50c Union Suits, 39c
W o m e n's R I b b ed Cotton Union
Snita in regular and extra sizes:
tight fitting or loose knees;
trimmed with laces; low neck,
sleeveless styles. Kegu
lar 60c Union butts
sale now at low prici
Child's $2.00 Dresses, SSc ,
Dainty Little Wash Frocks for
girls ( to 14 years of age. All are
new and attractive styles and are
nicely trimmed. Dresses worth
up to $4.00 on sale in the fQ n
Basement at the greatly VtfJ
reduced price now of, ea.. ft J
50c and 75c Rompers, 39c
Odd lines of Children's Rompers,
In plain colors, checks and
stripes. These are made of splen
did wash materials. Grades
.usually selling at 60c f-".
and 75c. Ages 2 to -CMC
years. On sale special at KJ ft
the very low price of, ea.
Child's 25c Rompers, 19c
Special purchase ot Children's
Rompers to be closed out in one
days selling. Aiaae oi gooa
quality plain and fancy ma
terials. Ages iron) z to
6 years. A great bar'
gain at the cleanup prici
25c Sunbonnets for 19c
Women's and Girls' Sunbonnets
for warm days. All good large
sizes and well made and Ilnlsnea.
Pink and blue checks or p 1 a 1 n
colors. Regular zsc
tirade. Priced special
Wednesday's selling, each
S39c
Q9c
75c Corsets, Special, 48c
Lightweight Corsets for Sum
mer wear. These are made of
excellent quality coutil. All new
models witb hose supporters
attacneo. bises irom
19 to SO. 75c Corsets
sale at very low prlc
Regular $1.00 Corsets, 63c
Several excellent new models In
this lot. Materials are batiste,
coutil or Summer net. Have non
rusting steels. Fitted with hose
supporters. Sizes from
19 to 30. S1.00 Corsets o
sale at very low price of
563c
$1.50 Corsets, Special, 98c
21c
These excellent Corsets will give
most satisiaciory wear. oeverai
stylish new models to choose
from. Medium and low bust, with
hose supporters attached. f f
Sizes 19 to 3 J, special t MXC
the very low price of, ea., JJ
Girls' Bloomers, 21c
Special o n e - d a y sale of Girls
Black Sateen Bloomers in the
Basement tomorrow. The ideal
garment for Summer wear. ull
line or all sizes xrom z to
12. On sale special at
the very low price of only
Women's 35c Brassieres, 19c
Many attractive new styles to
select from. All are neat fitting
and well made of the best ma
terials. Full line of all sizes from
34 up to 44. Regular 36o -J f
Brassieres on sale at the I ill;
very low price of, each JLft
50-inch Pillow Tubing, yard, 17i
60-inch Table Damask, yard, 24
72x90 Bleached Sheets, spcl, 39
81x90 Bleached Sheets, spc'l, 481
42x36-inch Pillow Cases, spl, 10c
36-inch Bleached Muslin, yd, 84
25c Curtain Scrims, yard at 17
Swiss Curtains at, the pair, 98
Vacuum Cleaners for only $3.98
Sample Curtains, special, ea., 23
Green Window Shades, spc'l, 33
Feather Pillows, special, ea., 79$
$1.50 Bugs, Wednesday at 98
Bungalow Nets, special, yard, 19c
$2.75 Scrim Curtains, pair, $1.29
$4.00 Wool Blankets, pair, $2.98
$1.25 to $1.75 Parasols, 98c
Odd lines Women's Parasol la
plain and fancy effects. Some in
colors, others with colored bord
ers. Attractive new handles.
Parasols worth Iromftf)
$1.5 to $1.75. TuirUXC
choice at the low price of J KJ
Child's 35c Parasols, 25c
500 Children's Parasols on sal
in the Basement Underprice Store
at reduced price. Shown In varl
. ous styles and color, plain or
fancy. Grade selling at 47J f
36c on sale In the Base- X.ili
ment Underprlc Store itMl
35c Fancy Ribbons, 19c
2000 yards Beautiful New All
Silk Ribbons In floral effects.
trine, dot. Dlaids. etc. In won
derful assortment of colors. Klv
lnchs wll and the fn
regular 35c grade, on IMC
sale special at, the yard LS
19c Ribbons, 14c Yard
14c
IS. Dags worm ii.ov
priced for ulrkQ -up
In the BtMmtnlllXL
at. choice, only, ea. J K-)
Beautiful Silk Ribbons In all the
popular shades; also in great va
riety of novelty effects; all pure
siik ana our regular no
Priced for this one day a
- selling at the special re
duced price of, yard, only
$1.75 Handbags, 98c
Women's Genuine Deather Hand
bags In assorted styles. All good
shapes. Some have lnlde coin
purses. nags worm i.nv iui
$1.75 priced ror quicic
clean
Store
50c Allovers, 29c
Dainty patterns In Shadow and
Oriental Allover Laces. Com 1$
Inches wide and splendid fin
?uallty. Grades selling liereto
ore up to SOo 'OAn
placed on sale for 'one J Vl I,
day's selling at, the yard U ft
50c Flouncing, 19c
27 -Inch Embroidery Flouncing,
deep, well -worked patterns nn
fine sheer materials, ltegular lto
and 60c grades are on sale in th
Basement U n d r p rice -fl f
Store for Wednesday only IMC
at very special price, yd.ILft
25c Plaitings, 15c Yard
1200 yards Beautiful New Putt
ings In this remarkshle Wednes
day sale, French or Shadow Laces
In wnlt or cream, narrow or
medium w i a i n , j..o
grade on
very low prld
r cream, narrow or
rldtbi, 2io -f
sale at the I C
ce of. a yard JLfJ
$1.50 Trimmings, 39c
Dress Trimmings, xqulilt silk
bandings In many Deautitiu pal
let ns. Si to 4 inches wide, ma
terials worth up to $1 60 nn sal
ior on aay at in
greatl:
up to
35c Laces at 10c Yard
Lace Bandings, Insertion and
Kdires, In scoren of dainty pat
terns: white and cream: widths
ranging up to four inches. Laces
worth up to ito in
yard, placed on sale ror
this one day at. the yard
75c Wool Panama, 49c
One of the best of light-weight
Bummer fabrics, comes full 64
Inches wide, and we show It In
nearly all the wanted color.
is worm up iv ti.ev .n
on day at th,-)
)y reduced price, -CMC
$1.60 trimming, yd. tj ft
10c
49c
Regular 7 So kind on sal
an the greatly reduced
price now, of, the yard.
Remnants, at Hah' Price
Hundreds of remnants and short
lengths of Silks and Dress Ooort
which have accumulated during
the season, grouped Into one big
lot and offered
for this occasion IO PRIPF
do not miss It at t Iftlvl.
Foulard Pongee, 59c Yard
Fine Silk Foulard Pongee, a
. beautiful soft fabric for Bummer
dresses, waists, suits, etc. Full
38 Inches wide. Good assortment
of patterns and net fA
colors, 76o grade placed rvllfj
on sal at only, a yard, U J
36-Inch Black Taffeta, 98c
Ficellnt onalltr for dresses.
suits, bathing suits, etc. W also
Include at the same price splen
did quality of ss-mcn macK .ties
aline Silk. Priced for
one day's selling at the
great bargain ot only, yd.
50c Dress Goods, 25c
98c
Half price for these Dress Goods
If you buy them today.
Inches to 68 inches wide, In many
attractive patterns, suitable ior
suits, sKirts ana aresses.
60o materials on
very low prlc of
nn, BuiiaoiB lur
dresses, C
sal M Kg
of only JO
36-Inch Mohair, 45c Yard
Had spcla!lr for bathing suits,
gymnasium suits. tc. 14 Inrhei
wide: shown in Msck. nvy a4
color. Huppiy your hummer peeds
In th Kemnt at this J Frt
treatlr reduced prlc. -
icb .Mohair, special, yd. Xt
36-Inch Sateen, 18c Yaro
Fin Sllk-Flnlsh Hateens In Mack.
navy, cardinal, green and o t r
nonular rolura. Priced very r-
clal In th Basement T'niierpiue
a t r for dnuay
II
Eataen
85c Po.igee Silks at 49c
Genuine Imported Pnniree ("Ilka In
rich natural shad of beautiful
finish. Full I ncne. wide )(
Ular $1.00 grade M1; eel In
regular 5o quality i
al fo
liaseme
$1.25 Pongee Silk, 69c
ll-lnch Imported Ponree Mia In
plandld wiht for auita. dree,
to. This grad pelut ordinarily
t $1 it a yard. On aala In th
Baacment at a prlc that x.
fou
ng
85c Fancy Silks, 39c
Pevra thousand yards of Ktch
Fancy Silks at a very special
price. II to it-Inch whlth In
various weavaa, pallet ns and col
orings, 760 and oO fcllk t" f
placed on sale at the "CMC
very low prlc of, a yard 3 J
I in in Jaaemeni i nnrrpm,
r lor Wadnday - Q
I ling only. I4-lneh I TSC
en ea . at. yard -A.V'
IV. , I.U. ,i, , VI".
lar 5o quality on i f
for on day In tiielVC
iment at only, yard Aft
tment at a prlc that -
will profit by tak- f-MC
advantaa of. y a r il J J
Silk Poplins, 48c Yard
A popular silky fahrlu for Bum
mer dreasea, w I s I a, sulta, etc.
I-eunriers to prfrtliin and III
not pull. All popular pharta.
Placed en aal ape lal
fer thl vnt at the t V(
vry low prlc of. a a t d X J
Men's $5.00 Shoes, $2.93
Sample Una cf Men' lllgh-Cra'1
fhoes, tana and llack. a com
plete rana of (lsa In th lot:
button and lar style: a h e a
worth up t . a
pair on aal for thii
on day at oniy, pan
anu ei- I 'imi'i r-u-rljr
at 1101 - f 1 O
t the, very Na. I .JJO
f, th pair JX tllll
$3.00 Pomps, $1.98 Pair
Women's a fid Xllaaea' Tump an1
Colonials In vary neweet atylea.
patenta, gunmetal and velveta In
ait wiaina ana eire. runiin
Ing regularly at 11 00
on sal at
low prlc ot
Boys' $2.00 Shoes, $.1.43
Psrents should tak qul'V advsn
tae of thl special rflerinr In
Bova Hhoee; all ool rieiteiiilahla
leathers and aenaib'a lanta Kree
to 1IV. Boys' $J-f i O
Klines on sale at th a I .'I (J
vary low price, pair t)
Boys' $3.00 Shoes, $1.93
PplemlM quality bojcalf and ta
leatherette! wld laeta In a), -a
to 4. .lunt the phne for vaca
tion tirades selllns; iewher at
$1.00 on sal In tha,- in
basement at the vrv Nk I
low prlc ot th palr4JLT
Women's Juliets, 9Sc
a, etc. run line oi an nn.
es worth up to i k -4 IIO
air, on aal at low Sa. I f r
c of, your choir. t) JL
Women's rted Felt Juliet, with
stent or plain t and rui'har
eela. We hav thee In a rnm.
met ranis of all ena, Pt w 4
ex. sp'lal for Wednea- rv )
day's selling In th fcaae- ll VtP
inent at low prlc. pair ft J
Women's $5.00 Shoes, $1.98
Thouasnda of pair ef Woman'
lilsh-tirad Khoea In patent, gun
metal, vlcl. cloth topa, uel. vel
vets, etc. run line or n etaea.
Hhoes worth up to $a ,
a pair
prlc
Cotton Poplins, 12sc
A very ervloeahl and stvlieh
fabrlo for Summer dreaca. auita,
etc.; alo Very desirable for chil
dren's play Karmenta. On sal la
th B ae e m e nt at -fl
the greatly reduced I 1oC
price of, the yardXaW C
Huck Towels, 49c Dozen
14x4-lnch Hleachd Huck Towel.
epaclally daelrahl for hotel uea,
10(10 doien ot thee xoellnt
towels on sal In th l'ndrrrlc
Mtor Wednesday only at
thl vary special price,
th dtita for only
Bath Towels, 11c Each
Good weight nd nlc all Turk
ish Hath Towels t a hargala
?rtc in th ilaaement todav.
tften centa Is a fair value (or
thes excellent towels, -fl -f
Our prlc Is the grest- I I C
ly reduced on t ch JL JL
Basement Sale of Dinner Sets
For Seaside or Summer Cottages
46-po Colonial Dinner Sets $3.63
42-po gold decorated Sets $2.75
36-pe dark blue Sets for $2.35
Cut-Glass oval Olivs Trays 6S
Brass Ring Sprinklers now 48
50 feet Garden Hose, spe. S4.25
25 feet Garden Hose, spe- $2.50
12-in, h'h-wh'l Lawn Mow. $4.05
Grans Catchers, special at GS
Meat SSnles, well matlf, only u:C
Small Bras Kern Dihrs at 10
Larpe Metal Match Box at lOc
Duplex Fork , for fuit jars 20
$8.50, 26-piera Ioprr' Silver
Che-Bts on sale in the Bamnt
Store at low price, chest, $0.50
uNotion Day" at the Bargain Circle Main Fl.
25c Machine Oil, special at 15$
Regular 15c Skirt Markers at 8
These items also on sale in the No
tion Department h remainder of
the week. Come and inspect them:
John J. Clarke's Spool Cotton, in
white onlv, all sizes, only 2Yz$
10c Shell Hairpins, the box 7$
Rgular 5o Needles, two for 5$
lOo 100-yard Spool Silk now 5$
2y2c Darning Cotton, the spool, 1
10c Bias SeamTape, the bolt, 5t
lOo Wilson Dress Fasteners G$
25c Twine Shopping Bags at 19$
5c Hairpin Cabinets on sale 4$
15c Cube Pins, all colors, only 5$
5e Bone Hairpins, spe., card, 2Y2$
5c Collar Buttons, spe., card, 2Y2$
15o Nainsook Dress Shields, sizes
2, 3 and 4, on special sale atxuc
9Z Raniturti Kelt. on sale at 15
25c Silk Dress Shields on sale 18?
lOo Hair isets, witn or witnoui
elastic, on special sale, 5 for 10?
25e Sterling Skirt Markers 19$
10c "Soil-Off" Dry Cleaner at 8$
10c Pearl Buttons, spe., card Ofr
10c Collapsible Drinking Cups 8$
Sale of Crochet Buttons.
35c Six-line Crochet Buttons 20$
50c Eight-line Crochet But'ns 25$
65c Ten-line Crochet Buttons 35?
75c Twelve-line Buttons now 40$
fl Fourteen-line Buttons now 60$
Special Sale Naiad
Dress Shields
Miss Dorgan, factory representa
tive, will be pleased to help you
the shield beet suited for
your Summer garments. These spe
cial prices ior weanesaay oniy:
20c reg. style Shields, No. 2, 13$
25c reg. style Shields, No. 3, 15$
25c reg. style Shields, No. 4, 17$
30c reg. style Shields, No. 6. 20$
50c Naiad Bolero, all sixes, 35
50c Naiad Bolero, No. 600. for 35$
Underwear
Specials
At the Center Circle, Main Floor.
Women's 15e sl'veleas Vests lit
25c sleeveless Vett f.r only 1 7
35c Slreveles Vests for 2."
50o and 6Tm? Vests, special 31
fl, 11.25 MemHe Und'w'r hUC
35c lace-knee Union Suits 25
50e I'nion Suits for only 3J'
65e Union Kuiti for only !!
fl.2. Lisle Union Suits at fr."
fl.75 Knickerboolers at $t.2f
$1.60 Knirkerborkem at $1.1t
Other Knickers at 5-'e, rV, 85
OIL Ur will wo V u ".'-J'' v. - -