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pflfl the benefit f t -MnMP
1 l rn-l r 11a ar.o ao-r-tinea
of Woman's aB. h Prt
tn.l v imni Club ari l rata It share
It iirif a pur la Jaauary. Mr.
A-llia M. Alver.1. roeniaat rtub
wm ei'f r'!'. B a lar-t.! tlas
,u' "( of .'raof rT" for the -
e an. d:r l Ine first rfeare-
I at t erfma. ta th sfiJ.o.
al 1 M ni.iia-
Tha re.' he "t vet Been lti"on.
Bt It wi:l rnMO f rorra IFM Baal
ef U .1 t.,t ti p:an4 tt
rtumin( Will B elaborate ani that
lis ar! i-a:r aitalt a) well etae. In
t.ie ft'titirtum cf l.lrwisln tlicn fct-L.
The 'holarm 'i feaet I ce
' a r ! Br tie f.ierta her
viuft; wnrnea wh af Wnfatrc their
war tjiria Mh'l aa-4 eaii.aea. Ti1
rr a certain dM'int t e-t tfceir
etart aa.t efer thv he ir.ar
a ni ara arrw- taatr aw an ear 11
a. a tna in. la l man T '
In whiciv thie fusal he a a lector
f- t.ie lrfi)3 f.t.r at uia enar , r'
K re.. aawrtir ' trust
le-e.i I Bar
ati. a.iri w
Base . a' ilft'l art a4 '- alka ?
a atart I i?a a a-l ar tulfH" "
a l-r-r a.ar Ibaa lh arol4 aaaa
a4 It o lxa fJ IR la
Ina dilomn. Mf ra-l-Tic a
I iftl I laairmaa af ! f-o-l
a a a
j inw-Fi it a,f i;n b'j !
t"- af laa lal ( ct 4tata"a f
.f. IF.r Int'faal 'a fl".
a-r-'aaa al tin I'afiaaa a"l
ttrif" aiarla oll'ia !" INal II
a.ama fair l naa a t ln taa
Imni !! T1aniiB r diBnara
-nei4 a )M'mli iti. aa4
fti rariHaa ara a rmrtanl
f.al'll'a. 'f cur -. Ihafa vara lit!
piai r nsaiiT titiK ! rlofc
.m .a rB. tair alt la J mora
t"n l n;B. B-i paaba.
raa1 r?'a aal at-jJir r''t'r,B'y
la, r-r fr cooa.4 ai- a d-n-a.ra.
.oi ef 'n Jf lhir fn 4
aa a im.Ut tart ti4 7 '
" thma.a.
SI -a. R. 1 llnf irnf. t rM
Woman" .! ta fVa
aarra t M-ra. waa ana of lhaaa.
,ftf In a-WiMaa to Ba f-:l-r a"1
ruftra Ul I Tr aaaafal ila not
ai.-iriT fnlka. bol oB pawrla la afion
ta Tntx" y :) ra r-
ffai-T. Iaoly bi4 'nnarta. fr
:..a iranl la affu-ianl la rttj "
aid f a a kor'. M
lama aa-1 t:!'a ara (rf'il"n, an4
lir at'iin -.l!ina' wbM 'n prua.
!., aaaa art b-r a a aint fha
iin alia la a'-a'T'r Mhmnt .
JJT anomtr r'hnin thaaa
hama au'Ka a4 lh arccm-
'.rranta.
Vra. . J rraaarl. tr:Jafil ef tka
rrf'aat Wamaa a OuN I aa ldal
ama timjfi. a la. aa a'l.
an r liar raBl'a. rakaa ati-l aala'l
B-a rf'L-lana. liar MxlitBMk
aiaiaita. h rraaMa In Bar fcama a
ra.-iua'r rapahfr a la nar ctoN.
XI r a i:na 5f.-Valh. praaliant
af ta Cranci reafr af Uothara.
ran arttrl; raraat-T-a-hr rlrrtaa
an. maka a-ha. but bar forta U
Boma-maklnc. eo. . iP
n4 arrnba iC all ! akl'.l of
falaa4 warkar. ftm la tha k'jBota
af kar au.-ca.a to m'-l hT erk.
Aatar homa oman 0a VNouaa
la arl- t a4 apao I Slf. J r. Oir
txjfi. eraai.i'at cf tha I'ratklio H t"l
f'i'l!.T-1r ,taotal!OB
Wra. r. A. Ja. k'it. at:ar Brorrl
rant ma-bar of tia rfl'Tcnr
ouo.-i:. I a fal:b?'.! hoalaaa. a vi4
batakarar ar4 an part tth tha
..t!.. r amftrollarr as4 tarn baa4
awiBaT aiaB ara Jmlr
Al a rai-at rooaati rion rfp'if,
l'r. r Ni bo:. a( Kntn tafn.
Ta.-br AmoUI'". poar4 n
bnrfoma b:na ft !. rt-rt In
B'Tla and tut r (i'ainln( "1'ha I
our draajrtrakarT t'-'aa aba cftara
Itrtltjlal prl.-a- bar fria4a ak4.
Vming truthful woman. ha ati!lt4
it ba b. Bnal ta fawn hrf
t'-';l btn an aa am!raa la oary
ana ef Wra. Who ' laiaata tx
a bai:wi?a an4 capoa'a an4 tl
a'1 m"br.
r-. H-ra-rt ITarr rl. ba b
f--nrir abf'i'r n4 I br frajqnl
' In a;ia"tf'il raarHnat. )" I raa t
art t"a tt-r.m. ana la a woBarfijI rook,
tul rakaf-ak'n a bar ;-a! ttft.
Mr. A! n TM of ta rnapr
f-ir. an4 ana kaawa mora iar"apaara
Vn anr ana a'br pra. i'n'l ra4
tnr t!a pnilid at: tha lira, "ha kaat
bA aa i la tba avaafnar baa br ;tti
.f;n r'rr'a fr kr awn fm:y.
Mr. W. T a a rlab-.
no74fi ant ran tan ir'ioot. la Bta a
bouawlfa of aoi'llr B" i the.irua'bneaa.
an-t la an a-n a wait.
fr. ;mlt Jlniptera. bar frtaa-4 a.T.
ta a "parfa-t tttrla bama. w ofrart, - Mr.
t.. M Nakar. air t;-raa, la a
laan I bar a a a a,
ArnaaaT " aaTraaUt. too. ara arnraa
CLUBWOMAN WHO WILL DIRECT BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT FOR
SCHOL.RiMlr LOAN HAU.
r lUXPaR rn TOO kT.
ttabav
rrt a-t Waman'i Oub. Wh
a of xI.rft ba!. 3 o'clork.
ratr.
Vrr J C La la rra ta lartar at
I oVt k in ;itl'a. aaaplcaa
Jihaaeaara Tob. Sha k aapaara
f apart a-aaa4 IVvmaa'a a'lMb aa4
paran t-Ta- br Aa"-'Bfion.
ju-if 0tt'r Club. Ruaaa't
b-iH.iisr. toaiart.
W omaB' A'aOrUtinl. WbllB
Tamp a. Z J o'rlok.
Mha a;lt l. rta.fmonl Pra
brtartan Cbarrb. ar trtlnmrl
.bt.
Man l. W. P. T. I. I-ante'
nan-ia Cbtarrb, 3 o-lo-a.
V. f MtatarbonJ lan. haorj la
'). Wartman a. Kics'B ta
rwina. J o tlotk.
of warn who kffl ftfa la 141. T
oi4 that woman bava to ba Ba
t-tfqt ef tatair bomra an. faml'ta tn
erej.r to eka aa Intereet n llo aa4
ct.j BrtAtr l ir'"l. Tboaa wbo
Kav. fsr(iiin that a woman irtl
rrnila an4 Mhr i"lo la In tha
h..r:a ara In i n:a!oritj. Tnrr art
Bt tha tru clubwoman
a a a
M- Jm W. TifTt. a..nj alra.
rr-. dnt of tha iraxon Jration of
Woinana I UH Hbb r-ai4 tha fo.
Inmlng lt:r-a" from Wa Jan
,l4.!imi. iraaij'nt of lh Woman
la.a latll.
r tha aa af a!T aaala'ia w'hra.
f nx iKt (rtair ain m r aa a 14 t
t"a lHHta faa erat W-a4 r trlrBi4
ta tta ar. ai.l a rra'aa lh apcxrai
I- Ka maHa rrl.'r bT aaaaa.
f ; aia-i. - H.llaa Halaam. f
ar. I. aT-.'1nl W t am. b la;-fftpM"
ana Inaatta. at oaniotaa aobal
a a.'iioa'
W a-a a aa'ta't af ae'arret Ba
tiina - la '! a J4il aai:latnal
a( m war
a a a
Ta Qw :.fhr ef tha fUllwoo4
trth-l't l'ni"-"fl friar-re tara tha
p ar. "Tha ! I MalJ" ronTamion.
.l.r f.a ira'ti.n. f Wra. Ilarfr it.
H ifl. at utralhman Hall taat r'rMay
Btarhl t rroa.W twna. Twrnty-two
oianax wman t.l tha part of epln
a"r, M: 1'iafa Uanrir waa tha
- I'raai lnt." kaapinaT tha fan OP to the
I at. Mr a. A. Wi.lar. aa4ar af the
. ajiaaea tatbr. Imilata.1 a alraf ol4
i aiai.l t p-rfet.on. while Mr. Ml lr
a r af li bl naanrt aa ITof aaawr
Ti ik-rton. the orlinat r cf tba lilre
1 tra T ran f -r mba r.
Ib Bioatcal an 4 liUrary lumbal!
1
I
I
i . . ' : a " " "
t . - ...
''ari'. i J
war wall rlvrn Bn-i Ultra Ij-!a Crlf
f!tb won the haarta of all br bar art
iBaT BB4 bar rnararlar ti(- The play
will ba rpat. by rrouat nnt Tu
ttay rilxht at Mr:bmn 1111. Tha pro
! co towarl ai-llnc tha poor and
itae.fr. Ttiat takinc part In tha rntrr
lalnro"t were a lo.l"a: llutb Iwna.
mora, a'lara Manny. MraTarrt Manny.
Pauline an) f'nBatan'a M- t.fan. Audrrjr
an t m'l Millar. Wna Wal.lrla. ror
othjr Clifford. Iluth uranion. Irane
b-tabf. Alrrna t-llT. Kthel Griffith.
Il'lan (lutr. I"ri Tatrcart. Kralyn
'apt. i: lnia. HbmI l-rlar.
a.laJr Mrtrln. l.H Mrr. Mr. and
Mra, .. A. Millar. Chraler h'inor and
U tlriffiin.
Hariarrl Mabaaa Tarbry X areas
It U a Ion; way from a nurae of
butnaa brine to a nura of turkay.
T'l MartTarrt Mahanry ba taken the
la and Baal with aqua I au-ree Id
ra-b line. J tr para co Mu Mhany
waa tb eavy of br friend barau of
bar a k til and lry a a trained nura
.Voar he bold aa equally aarlabla pot
t ion In the eye of her farmer aaaorl-at-a
breu of kr a. Ill In doclorlne
and nuratnar turkr.
Tba turkey farmer w enlirrly
l-aoranl of country life a faw yr
aco, wbaa eh wa forced to leave the
ctiy bacauaa ef a thrraten'd nrtout
breakdown a tha rre-ilt of overwork
jhe a-ablihd heraetf on a fw acre
near Concord. Maaa.. rpactinaT lo f
anatn only until raetorrd to health. A
a paattme h acurl a '(tlnaT of fin
turk-y rare from a brrrdar and auc
c4d in raiainc ut one turk-r
Tbat oa turkey plaurd Ml Mahanar
Fhe wean I la tb babil of hailntf bar
aenturae turn oat o badly. o ah
reotT4 to remain at lat another
)ummar for aa raon wbaterr emccpl
tbl aba meanl to ral mora than a
mcla turkey from a Ulnar of (.
The Best year ah experimented on
a aomewhat mater ral and aerured
a at quantity of tha fineac KentuckT
ear. re aucceeded In batcbina; a
turkey rhlcka and rai4 four, farm
er about ber. wbo bad prealouaty tried
to Impreea apon ber the futility of at-
tempttnal In make ruonoy frotn ralainaT
Ureal. Illustrated lhlf potnt who
tha etample that aha breif fur
BKhed. Mi condred ber lark of uc-
ce.a and the ! of faltb aablblted by
ber Beia-hbor a reflection ur-oa ber
ability a a nura. and Inatead of r
tarnlnc to tba city, afthoucn ha bad
entirely recuperated. ba r o ! ced to
remain for al ! another year to
broaa that eh routd lala turkeja.
hhe found thai tha worat peel ana
bad to ficbl tb black bead du
ra that bad kilted bar rhlrka. Mi
proved to ber own eatlelarllon tbat thl
waa the reeutt of damp, insanitary ton-
dttloB. o at) rnve4 ber bird to a
blch pol of round wbera plenty or
eunahin waa c Idocn larktnaT- no
onrr I't them run wild to art loot or
chilled and to eat Indiscriminately.
ha them plenty Of food.
freslt water and clean sand, ana at
tiro of the year when the fowl ptacuee
wer moat prevalent she experimented
lira retnrdiee of nartoua aorta. Il'r
faith In bar ability proved to be well
placed, and from follow Inar ber chosen
profession a a matter t priie. n
turned to It for profit. Th third yr
she loel les than half of her bird,
and for th past two year h ba
rai'd per cent of them.
t-he bae specimen of bronaa tur
Veya that af '! n be1 ln
the world, and from atl part of the
country fowl pcrl com to her for
ad !-. la ker own nelchborhnod she
support and aave money from her
aarvtce aa ntarav to br friends tur
key, and bar aervicea a lcturr on
tha subject of turkay raiainc ar In
constant demand. rha ha abandoned
any Idea of rtorninar to her original
profession of aurslnaT people, and do
clare tbat sh baa no wish to leave
her occupation of turkey rslsinc.
MAHIrJ Dll.l.r.
WOWS TRIAL BEGINS
mn. iut mimkr i niRir:u
WITH dlllMVi HUl M-
tlaa
fraadlaa-Pay
Allrae Area a and Hr
ef laearear t'aaa
(a af l3aM.
AUTO AIDS CITY WORK
Koar Tlmc-a aa .Many Milk SampW
fllcY-1rl IVrfiar Car Mm lcd.
The fficten'-r of email automobile
In tha city servlc la aeeo In a report
of the milk; Inspection division of th
City Health triureau. PurlnaT tha past
J month wua a niall automobile.
mt!k inspector collactad nearly
ample from dairyman oa their rout,
a asainsl I-" BamplcB In fornior
Jteara. , ,
Tba milk ample ar thrd at
;i umai of tr-.a day and nihl and
teatd lor purity at tba ity labor
Just a yrar from lha day ber houn
at Z-i Thirteenth Btrocl tarn burned
Mrs. Palsy Miller tnia mornlnaT will
1 p!red on trial for frllinff 'lr 1
th housa to alrfraud aa Insurance
company.
e,ln.lay afternoon the cla-(lon
of a Jiry waa completed In Circuit
J ii. Ice lianlenhein a court, and oprnma
slatemenla will b mad by tha attor
ney II-. I morn in before the taking: of
ttinuny lm.
Tha fir occurred at S A. M. Novem
ber : lt. In heptembrr Mr. til
i. e w.a eathered In the drasnet act
by Ktra Marshal Jay titeven and Il
trut Attorney Kvan- office. Mra. Mil
ler had been paid 1J Insurant
money a a result of tha fire. Althouh
aa evldnea baa been curd conneet
Inc bf with the ornld -arson eyn
di,te. which waa crushed by recent
proceedlnas. nr arreet at the helarht
of the diaclosurra reBardln till or-Ben,.-I
! brouaht ber name in th
lonr llt of arsonist.
Kive live were er'ousiy
br the fir at Mra. Miller houe. Tbl
wa a fealur wnicn uta n
a..v anv of the other ai:ed Incen-
d-ry lire on which prosecution were
baaed. On fireman wa ens..... 7
lured In savins; a HUl Klrl frorn an
up.tatr room In the house. Four
other people wbo lived In the house
narroaiy escaped.
LODGE TO GIVE MINSTREL
Sltow to follow I Ire alar Al Kadcr
Holnpa Mrc-llnf.
i ith om of the be.t local talent
bandllna- the leedinar role, a niln-trel
-,,11 b furnished Al Kader Tem
pi Saturday MlM followlr th reru.
l.r buaine. melln Bt in Jonlc
Temple. The show wilt be full of local
bit and will be lliieo wnn 11. -
and popular music, accordlns; to thos
In chare.
Amonat special i-a.e-muW
by t!u Cramer and A. K. David
son, both of whom are to Inat aolo.
to Huma.on la to be the Interlocutor
and A. M. tiottscnain anu -
on th end men.
The commute In charg of th how
Include A. I. Uottschala. J. K. Martin.
aieorata I. Maker. L-r. j. r. a.-...a
LHul Taylor.
Over th eperatln teMa I" B Hfhla
aanatorium a parinaneni.r "
ha bea n" i '"".r . . V
ba ixad villt.oul lo.in
ta-t
Ikma lor aojtMl-
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICUNS
Imbcr Tortland Osteopathic Asa'n.
Baker. Dr. I.lllla. I0 rorbett Bld.
Pitonea Main :IT. A 17t.
Barrett. r. H. IBter. 41 Morgan
IlldK l'hone Main
nr..-. r. '- 3JI nttock B!k-
IT.on- Broadway . Main 2-i.
rarrl.r. Ir. Jraal. It, : Helllna; Bldar.
I hoiea Mln 4J'. A 6l.
rlaeh. Dr. Wllllaaa 91T Broadway
BUIC. Main J1. M'n '5J
c., nr. tiertrwd I- :3 Corbctt
lildg. Main 1JJ. A ot.
bile. Dr. Wary 0 Vor.tn Bide-
rtion Mln . A !.
HaaaUad. Dr. K, CIS feellln; Bldg-.
Main A t.ii.
Keller. Dr. llllaa C SOI Taylor gt.
rbor.a Main . A all I.
lev. Dr. H. X, olt 0l Morgan Btdg.
l-Uooc Marshall ll. Tabor iIT.
Leaaara. Dr. II. I', Morgan Bldf.
1-bon. Main 7(. A 1708.
Laeteaaa. Dr. VlralaU V. 1J Moritan
Hide Tbonee Main !. Mar. 40JJ.
rta -. I- and It . i-a sub bcii-
Inc Bid. Marshall IS. 6. A 1011.
M.era, Dr. Katbetle - 101-7 Journal
bids:. Marshall 13;S. A 10J1.
er1hraa. Dr. R. 1, 0 Mor.aa Bid.
1-nonr Main 14. tUt 10:.
reaarra. Dr. C. T, 70-TI0 Selllns; Bid;.
I honea Main JUO. Main
.beaberd. Dr. H. f, 0-0 Mnrffan
Bids:. Main ;. test III. A lt.
I; lea, lr. Jab It. Jr, Tabor 6JIS. 55
tttock H1K. tuwy. lt.
Walker. Dr. f.va t:i Eaat Jth SL
. l boo tat
rhnrnoPurrhascsMadeTodau Will Go on YourDecember Account Payable Jan. 1
All Holiday Purchases Made Now Will Be Stored Free and Delivered at Any Time Desired
a, a any f ' " " 1 CHCCU YOUY
MORE SHOPPING!
DAYS TILL CHRIST
MAS! None too early
to do your Christmas
buying- Start today!
AT THIS STORE!
Olds,Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 Home Phone A 6231
Parcels
For the convenience of
our patrons parcels
will be checked free
and held until called
for at the accommoda
tion desks, Main Floor
Friday Double Trading Stamps
With Cash Purchases in All Departments
Special Sale of
Hair Switches
Women's $20 Suits $9.98
Shown in Popular Styles and Materials
GARMENT SALONS. SECOND FLOOR Women ' and Misses' Tailorid Suits in
a nplendid assortment of styles, including many in belted effects with military
collar and deep cuffs. Skirts in plain tailored, flare and plaited. These are all
from cur reguUr stock, lines which have sold down to 2 or 3 of a style. Ma
terials mostly employed are serges, cheviots, whipcords and fancy mixtures i
black and various fashionable colors. Suits in the lot priced here- Cfl QO
tofore up to 20.00. Splendid range of sizes. Special Clearing Price w
Entire Stock Suits Reduced!
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
$13.00
$13.50
S20.00
$21.50
$25.00
$27.50
$29.50
$30.00
$35.00
$39.50
$40.00
$45.00
$50.00
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
Suits
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
at $12.48
at 913.48
t 810.85
at $18.25
at $20.05
at $22.08
at $24.85
at $24.08
at $28.05
at $;2.08
at $33.05
at $37.65
at $11.85
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
Women's
$52.50
$57.50
$58.50
$60.00
$65.00
$70.00
$720
$75.00
$7&50
$85.00
$87.50
$95.00
S98.50
SuiU
SuiU
Suits
Suits
SuiU
Suits
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
at $39.25
at $42.08
at $43.75
at $44.85
at $48.65
at $51.08
at $53.08
at $55.85
at $57.05
at $63.48
at $64.08
at $70.85
at $72.08
2 I
$2.50 Grades $1.98
$4.50 Grades $3.25
Second Floor Extra special offering
for Friday and Saturday. High
grade German Hair Switches, made
in 3 separate stems. Natural wavy.
Good assortment of wanted colors.
LOT 1 $2.50 Switches now $1.08
LOT 2 $4.50 Switches now $3.25
Transformations
$4.25 Grades $2.98
Second Floor Strictly first quality
natural wavy hair Transformations,
selling heretofore at $4.25. On sale
for Friday and Satur- JJQ QO
day at special price of P"'"
Doll Wigs Made to Order
Second Floor Doll Wigs made from
natural hair or from your own comb
ings by our expert hair workers.
Bring in your orders now. Reason
able prices and prompt service.
'Toy land'
Specials
DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS will
be given with all cash purchases or
charge purchases made during re
mainder of this month in Toys,
Dolls, Wheel Goods, Sporting
Goods. Picture DepU., 4th Floor.
$1.25 Cannon 98c
Fourth Floor Toy Cannon of wood
shoots cork ball. Made just like
above cut. Usual price QOp
$1.25. Priced special forfO
$7 Horse for $4.95
Fourth Floor Rocking Horse simi
lar to above picture. Extra well
made and has saddle, mane and
Uil. Usual price is ZA CkEZ
$7.00. Priced special
Friday Will Be
Coffee Day
In Grocery Dept.
On Fourth Floor .
On account of Thanksgiving, "Cof
fee Day" will be Friday this week
instead of Thursday. No deliveries
of these specials except with other
purchases made in Grocery Dept.
40c Coffee 29c
Fourth Floor Try a couple of
pounds of our famous Imperial
Roast Coffee youll find it better
than most 40c Coffees. Q
Priced special at, the lb.5'-'"'
50c Tea at 39c
Fourth Floor Uncolored Japan,
English Breakfast or Ceylon Teas
grades usually selling Ofle,
at 50c. Special, the lb. --'
e
Christmas
Linens
Main Floor The one gift that
never fails to please. We have a
magnificent stock of the world
famous "Richardson" Linens in
Damasks, Napkins, Linen Sets,
Pattern Cloths, Lunch Cloths,
Doilies, Scarfs, Centerpieces, etc.,
etc. AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Great Sale Girls9 Dresses
$ 2.85 Grades Now $2.14
S16.50 Grades Now $12.38
Department, Second Floor The smartest of this season's styles
are represented in this noUble collection. Distinctive models made
by specialists who give all their attention to designing girls ap-
areL Serviceable Duplex Dresses of fine grade wool serge. Peter
Thompsons and many other styles, including dainty silk dresses and
dresses of velveU and challies with latest trimmings of braids.
buttons, etc Ages 6 to 14 and also moaeis ior Huermeumi K,n.
:?.-$2.14
Dresses CQ TQ
$4.25, now ej0. XiZ
Girls
were
Girls
were
Girls' Dresses
were $5
$5.89
I $12.38
Girls' Dresses
were $7.85. now
Girls' Dresses JQ 90
were $12.50. now piVJ O
Girls' Dresses
were $16.50,
Girls9 Tailored Suits at $9.85
, Girls9 Coats Special $5.98
Second Floor Special offering
for Friday and Saturday. New
tailored SuiU for girls of inter
mediate ages. Smart belted
styles with close-fitting collars,
cuffs and pockets. Also the new
loose styles trimmed with vel
vet, buttons, braids, etc. Finest
a4? ars If TT1 & ndhin and materials.
Don't fail to see TQ QZ
these SuiU. only ep.V.O-'
Second Floor Attractive new
CoaU for girls 6 to 14 years of
age. Very latest models; some
with belts, others with loose
back. Rich fancy mixtures in
various colors, plain zibelines,
black caracul and corduroys.
Deep collars and cuffs. Great
many different styles to select
from. Priced spe- J?ff Qfi
cial today for only
DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH PURCHASES FRIDAY.
Boys' FacJrfolk Suits
ALL REDUCED!
Main Floor PARENTS! Here's money
saving you cannot afford to overlook! Be
ginning Friday morning, we place on sale
our entire stock of Boys' Fancy Suits
at reduced prices. Not all sizes in each
style, but all sizes from 6 up to 18 years.
Boys' $ 6.50 Norfolk SuiU now $4.85
Boys' $ 7.50 Norfolk Suits now $5.62(
Ro'va R nil Norfolk SuiU now $6.25
Boys $10.00 Norfolk SuiU now $7.48
$12.50 to $15 Norfolk butts now .y.y
$10 Mackinaw Coats $4.25
Main Floor Splendid heavy woolen ma
terials with close-fitting collars and belt.
Rainproof and warm for Winter wear.
Sizes 4 to 8. Coats selling
up to $10.00. Your choice
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$4.25
Men's $1.25 Shirts 95c
$1.50 Union Suits 98c
Main Floor
eral hundred
cial offering.
plaited white;
in attractive
or stiff cuff. Excellent
S1.25 Shirts on sale at
-Men's Shirts sev
of them in this spe-
Plam white or
also plain or plaited
new patterns. Soft
95c
Main Floor Men's heavyweight
ribbed Union Suits in white and
ecru. Preferred by many men to
wool for Winter wear. Are shown
in good assortment of sizes. A
grade usually selling atQC
$1.50, special, garment-'-'
Men's Tan Cape Gloves, Special $1.15
Men's Sweater Coats, Special $1.98
Main Floor Men's Tan Cape
Gloves of splendid quality; also
men's gray mocha Gloves in cele
brated make. All C f J CT
sizes. Priced special P - -
Men's Washable Gloves $2.00
and $2.50 Wool and Fur-lined
Gloves priced at $1.50 to $7.50.
Main Floor For men who are
obliged to be out of doors a great
deal these splendid warm Sweater-Coats
are just the thing. Full
standard sizes with knit-in side
pockets. Ruff-neck style. Shown in
colors, maroon, Ox- j? T QO
ford, brown. Special V--i70
Sale Women's Shoes
Lot l $5 Grades at $2.95
Lot 2 $6 Grades at $4.85
Main Floor Women's Shoes of
patent, gunmetal, calf and satin.
Very newest shapes and heels.
Buckskin and colored cloth top
pings. Also soft kid shoes for com
fort, cloth tops, flexible soles, Cu
ban or Common Sense heels and tan
Russia calf Shoes. All sizes' and
widths, $5 Shoes on JJ Qfi
sle at. the pair for
Main Floor Latest arrivals in
women's high-grade footwear. Gip
sy Boot in button or lace; soap kid,
piped with white; new bronze but
ton boots with cloth tops and Louis
Cuban heels. Also smart lasts in
patent leather with cravenetted
toppings. All new styles and excel
lent S6.00 Shoes on tIJJ Q Z
sale at, special, pair rp0
$1.50 Holidaij Slippers for 98c
Broom Sale
Third Floor Special purchase of
high-grade brooms to go on sale at
reduced prices. Better take ad
vanUge of this offering today.
75c Brooms special today at 60f
65c Brooms special today at 50t
50c Brooms special today at 350
40c Brooms special today at 25fJ
75c Vacuum Washer
Special 59c
Third Floor Made of extra heavy
grade, non-dusting tin. Simple to
operate and satisfactory in every
way. Usual 75c kindAre CZQf
priced today, special 'at
$2.00 Carpet Sweepers, only. $1.50
Friday Special
Hat. Shapes
12 Price
Millinery Salons, Second Floor Take
your choice of any untrimmed Hat in the
department Friday at just HALF the
usual price. Turbans, sailors, tncornes,
back-rolls, etc., in velvets and felts, etc.
$1.00 Hat Shapes priced special at 50
$1.95 Hat Shapes priced special at 080
$2.95 Hat Shapes priced special $1.48
$5.95 Hat Shapes priced special $2.08
$7.75 Hat Shapes priced special $3.88
$12.50 Hat Shapes priced special $6.25
Bargain Circle, Main Floor
Women's Siesta House Slippers in
attractive color combinations. Made
of felt or kid with pompon on toe.
Lambs' wool insoles; women's Cro
cheted Slippers in various colors,
and Women's Felt Juliets in large
assortment of colors with imitation
fur or ribbon trimmings, flexible
hand-turned soles and low heels.
$1.25 and $1.50 Slippers QOa,
priced special at, the pair wrJW
$1.75 1 or 2-Strap Slipper $1.29
Men's Slippers at $1.69
Bargain Circle Men's soft, brown
vici kid Slippers in Romeo style
with rubber inset at ankles. Also
low-cut Opera and Everett styles.
Wide toes and turned 3 f fZQ
soles. $2.50 grade at P - '
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