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15 tite sronxixo oRECoyiAy. TrnritsPAT decejiber p. 10m. SOCIETY FOLK AT STYLES EXHIBIT SEEN AT THE FASIII0N SHOW LAST NIGHT. Merchants Prove That Latest Modes in Dress Creations Can Be Had at Home. FUTURE FASHIONS SHOWN paa'tr Will IV Tendency and liriti a He lake Will Appear in Mill mrry or :! Mm Maa llrpnrtrr I Wrong. ci:mi-;ioo ef of cereful prep aration by th reta.l m.r-:hat boreeai ef OimTr cf ComTifv. To J. C. nu.h. rhtuoua cf tnt kuro. balm.- ran ft f ta rro)it i.ir th r marbaM results erbl.ae.t. Mr. li.ic- ef in city rdr. "eer. an4 la hie t'brla 1 rre we the Inspiring (ota ef th Tn. affair form! an. w al- n.i.l hy a notM society -atarta". Th-r. .- l: a4t. Dr t la rtr. Th tar- Hinirr-rwn oo the !Mh f'emr ef I i rS4mbf cf fomm-fr was I, mafia ( tM tHloi anew an dinner rtaae. The farad cf fashion lok !. rfurtax lha dtneier. II tv. rtrar la eharse af lha ifiii ef the fjhla show, ml a rri.t nt bis part t rerfea-llon. fee t& fhii how lha real F th- ream was cleared end there an sl.anc.ri:. Oaa la aaeetee. If raited af lb meet etinaT teat cr the pea la tie aioel particu lar dree.ee rant? 4 t 8o anvna the tof eirUe,i by ta model riommi t si I tf-ir fan-f. ther caeM t. piaeJ. f.r that dJPlar of I'ort l.n.t fea.iiona a ka rr rtt r-"-f-.-tUirv Ther distinction. ln-t-i.iv.:tr an-t wbat I rcmroonly. but a- anoera a "r!. The rirtaln of ISe s-.s wa drao Ie I'aM.a lawsfe-i the f.wt 1 git t em. Brat ca tro pretty llttte S"t Ii fur roate. oe a tl remir Tnr ef t:it-co:ir4 fur f 'r wear la an aitemo9;le. tae otaer a le,ln o.t. Lot a aera eatoia.tl'-al!jr re nfl. Ni feakloa renter ro-il4 ha offered anrtntri bttr t!a tha arealrn s itci. Aat. tf th ay. lha artrle n. were then aar beauti's. 6 eBoe-i ibera to a4ataa. There a en particularly attra.-t:e. a atuaaln pm a, satin fro.-a, rtt iir lar ao4 lille IrtmmlDa'. Ulta tbi the (tate:? k- jry wore a blar ptctura bat Um aaaeta af faraa. A purp; lit tnat ana wouH aaaa IriuM ta -r torh or Part, af tii, ra4a loo l le roat ami aneri in the skirt. f ur-tnmrn..J ani vita it ae aora a small, smart t a' ol I lre tnmrr4 silt iar.is an-t rtiwa,lri tl. T aon-ferfut eneatna tost taera f l.t coirinx. on of lreta era beow-t t; etra aol't lace Irtmmlttl. n.t i. learer half of ma skirt of I e 1 e lomea l lha vrir. abica aaj of aa.tf taiTet embroi'l reii ani com bme. aitfe ater. White kraactoth lallore4 suite tr l'r't r aarrs bnl af sealshta rcivee mMcFa ainvlrtort. Of coi4f the airla aba were I h-m acre lavely. b it thai only a14-t ta the attractive as of the avtit.e. A bat tecvle-l.y rhic ea of bUrk tulle with fevina- of b.a. h ai.t. It aa sailor aRape anj ta frunl teas a facer of saucy black feathers, ateea Isrflo) aeaa. Ace aprlc"t party froai with a Jt pealrs etu-iti many "ca' aa4 ah. a-il a daarins fro-k. Brt "Hirtd. aith much silver lare CO the urvirairt mat ep beneath a bus tie eTeet. ra:i4 tortla arplaoe Another evening arow a. I'echa 4e I'fi-ei. aa cf oraa anj tarfeta and s.ll thrsa.J amSroi'lerjr. With It the bfifkett riarmer wor a helmet wtth mihtary fsather. slippers that ta-ara a :. ni ant Jeaala thai CjLulieJ luaur). 'Hi. e a Ctiinchlll frjpa Tal-4 at J :. with a imart hat to match, was ai.piayee ta advantage aa4 crvated a r-ircre. What mora could) anyon ask? The scarf woutv4 twice round the girl's ack and fell ta the hem cf her ealrt It w aa liaedl wt.h ermine. Taa m1.! w me-Iium in stse an4 At for any mil t'onairea ctaiKhter. cr for the Caest L..:t ta all lie land The small sealakia mo "Is carried by lm ef ta a-lrle wer ta th a;ay little a-eio shape aa4 were nobby, too. Too titainf coat rrate4 a atlr an4 ti'l maay a soicety itrl to say. "I h 4 ao li we roul l it socta inarval o t. thiftaa la Portiani. No nert soiac t ..t for m v sBe?piivr Tha coots were ervi.-eMe aa4 hanlsome. ao in browa hroa-tcicth ao i !et with mink trlm tn'n;. aa4 t" other Ira black aalyet wttt f uturtatK silk af heavy ttur fu.i-m.na- t& lone. entlt eleet.ee. T":oa present were- Mr. a "4 M'. R r....)n.r. Mr. It. C. aikinner. Mrs. H W. c-l. Mrs. C 91. I on. Xn Aia l-at. f Jeaa Lattimer. A. J. I sua. Mr. an-t .Vire. J. f. Atnawert-X Mr. ani Mrs. J. t -arr4I reloasl and Mra If. C Ca-h-:l. Mr. ant Mr. R. W. twta. Mr. an4 M--. r. J- l-arl. Mr. and Mr. O. V. .!. JIf aa.f Mr. C. C Colt. Jir. an.t Mr. Warrea kalr, Mra. C t-n;.i. rr an.e Mr. J MT. lui pi n. It an. Mfi. A M. Jtrohe.ker. Mr. an4 Mr M. X Norma. Mr. ao4 Mr. J ,V .Norman. tr. and Mr- ti T. Troro "4i I, M . aai Jlrt, J P. f'tacemaaa. M - ai4 Mra A. K tuck bar dt. Mr. and M-. K. t rrptitr. Mr. o4 Mra. t AroJt. Mr. an4 V' ve t. !.trrih. Mr. and Mr. J. H. II... Mi hart IUU. M Marjorl Hail. Mr a-i4 Mr. ''. I. 1om, Mr. aad Mre. Harry A. Jlwart. M s rta KliliBa "rth It. V OUayl"!. T. C UaertM Mr 4 Mr. l fX Md'o. Datey iirse. Mr. aid Vr. r. C. Port jmever. . r r Jrn.-. Mi. Deboraa C. Miner. Mr. ant Mra. Joeee "."lemanalll. Mr ant Mr. J. tx fJ-fmao. Mr. and Mm. Z. noett Mr and Mr. L M. Ile!acaar. Ir and Mr, fiol "ainmaoer. Mr. at4 Mra. J R. lUwtea. Mr. and Mr. D. A. ti'm-wvir. Mr. an t Mr. J. If Purajard. M' and Mr, ilesrfa C. liardr. Mr and Mr. J FTad Larson. Mr. aad Mra B-':a f "tisia. Vr. Jam F. Pari. Mra r. iL r.r. M.aa MaJe.ia Mar. Mr and M". Mrh W. i!L Mr all Mr. W. K. aWhltnptf. Mr and Afra ta. A Itoit. Mr aad Mra Harr A. fara. Mr. arwt Mr. ana'4l M. IVtf tera. Ai:n M l.iUearta. Mr and Mra I. If it ila Mr. and Mr J. A CI. a Mr. end Mr. I rsain Wood. C Mills M a Parhvra Bsrt.ett. I:rast 9wlsTrt, rpencer p.it:e. Mr. aad Mr. !". J llof. man. Mr and Mr K S Utttfild. Mr. and Mr rraak "sftTrlUI. Mr. aat Mr M J p:eetn. Mr aad Mra "V W. M e:ae. Mr. aad Mra R. A mrrll. Mr. -.t M-. A J. Lawthwalt. Mr. aad M-a I". A. Pett. Mr and Mr. Ctr A. Moor. Mr. n t Vr. A. Moataromarr. Mr. aad ii" Moatfomarr. - r- WUUaaaa a.:nf Jeaaeom. C . Pra4ler. Illba'1 r-..n:n4. Mr. and Mr. nrti IT. K:ir tr and Mr. T.. A. rtarxa. Mr. an t M-. t it rtot.f--t. Mr. and Mra T. J. M.Uaa. ite. aw4 M.a JL. U J"Ut. Tea. Ift ta Itlabt rHaa Bark Tt Tara Ola. ta a "art tValkJaar Caat f Irterti heal aad Beaver I Beverly Traalaa. tH. Dahla la a Caat af sail,. Wildcat lr. Heltoaa. Left ta Kit-at Mlaa Hrao Jeffrey, la a .a.s by raal wtrdl Mia Wrtrade Clarke, la a Oawa by C'allalt. Mr. and Mra W A Petti. Mr. Johnson. !ul Pradley. Mr. and Mra W. O. Uo4. Mr. and Mra. F. K. "Smith. Mr and Mra Mont roe !tln-l-r. Mr. and Mra. A. C Cailan. Mr. an4 Mra. tr. Ilan4. Mr. atwt Mr. A. Tichanor. Mr. and Mr. A. 11 Jackaon. Mr. and Mr. J. A. Annan4. Mrs. C. I. Uraocht. Mr. aad Mr A Kapstcln. J. J. Cola. M'.aa Meym alack. Mr. an,1 Wr. OiarUa If. Crew. Mr. aad Mra. C. II. Caster. Mr. and Mr. Ira . l-ower. Mis Marttaret Kaier. l r and Mra. C. I- Ollham. Mr. M. -. Sam pler. Mr. and Mr. W. M. rtib4ntock. Mr. and Mr. 9. J. Met ortni- a. ira. n. I. rrr."Mr. and Mr. W. t. Mr Walart. Mr. and Mr. It- A. itwart. Mr. and Mr. W. J. Holmaa. Mr. and Mr. J. I. Twltchell. Mis .aldB Ia ker. A. W". CConnelU I. L llurst. Mr. and Mr, f- A. Clark. Mr. and Mra. C. J Wtna. I". N". Clark. Pr. and Mra C. U. lurbe Mr. and Mr. U R. HaJIy. Mr. and Mra. Vly J. Ladd. Mr. and Mr. J. A. Iliartcwt. Mra Arthar Wi not!, Xr. W. l. Washburn. Hurn flame. Alfr4 llolman. Mr. and Mr, tv. D. "A'haetwncht. Mr. and Mra IK T. lionet maa. Mr. and Mr, rhllllp V. "tV. Fry. M'. J. A. toohrty. O. alter r.ta Mr. and Mra C If. Lenrl. Mr. and Mra K. It. Koehter. Mr. and Mr. Guy W. Talhol. Mr. and Mra. I"rd A. Ureera. Mra Ivid C lwia Mr. and Mra Victor Johnson. J. V. M. atan. Pr. and Mra. Herbert Nlchole. Mr. and Mra ". C ;rtets Mr. and Mra. fhermaa IC Hall. Mr. and Mr. I. I. U Mc!rtror. Mr. and Mr, (lay Imbard. Misses iloreoc Holme and Mary Holme. Mr and Mra C f lr-. Mr. and Mra. H. VT. Metscer. Mr. and Mr. Mai A liirs-.lv. Mr. aad Mra (tanford Uoaan. arart. Mr. and Mra AIrrlrrhweltr. Mr. and Mra. William II. Kbrroan. Mr. and Mr. Ileflrr J. Ilenhelmer. Mlsa I r ma Wolff, of faa Franclaco: Herbert frank. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ladd Cor. belt. Mr. and Mra A. D. Nulla Mr. and Mra Artiur tleawood. Mr. aad Mr, a. Klrkhaa rlailta. Pr. and Mr. Ralph MataOD, Mr. Helen Ladd Corbetl. Mlsa It bod a HBawlin. Mis M:r (Smith. Merle Campbell. Frederick Korster. F. Smith. Mr. and Mra. J. C Moor. Mr. ad Mra J. c. Prady. Ir. and Mr. R. M. meroa. Mr. and Mr. Joseph Kebo. Wear a H saa Itaffiai ated. The firm I .! part la tha faahloa show: H. IJebe V Co. Child" fur auto coat: child walktna coat. Old. Wort man fc Kins Cvanlog (own. Eastern tTatntiinc company rurpl itia aitt. Tha Meier at rraak Company Erea. lac pan. C. J. Mathla A Ca Maa'a business an: boot by Kdwia Clapp, W. A Settle lanrr tal!or4 ault llnroaada : hat by Tlfft: a-lovea and hoeiery kr Uaai: coot by Baker. fortlaad r.niporlum Navy aatla sail ant bat; bv fey Baker; at by Jacer Proa end. Wcrtmaa s Klnr Frals( i-aw-ai. Tha Meier rraak Company After. ae-oa salt. W. A Hettl PaariaaT frock: Jewelry by reldenhelraer: loe aad holry by Lanaoaa: tiprs by Kniaht. Faelera rmtflttlnf Company Party fr-h lAprtcoti. portlaaTa Fmfxtrtum T!lor4 ault aad bat; br Jr Proa. Old. Wertmaa aa Kln k.valnc (own. C. J. Maim CO. .vtaa a vanm- uit: boo by :dwm ciapp W. a. catUa CtrcaiBa l irtai Kolrer da I'Orlent): Jewrlry by Feldmhelmar helmet hat by Allen: novelty hosiery by Lennon's: slipper by KnlKht. Portland a emporium Afternoon coat. Kastern Outflttlnc Company Whlta broadcloth ault: shoes by liaker. C. J. Matbla Co. Oofl ault. II. Uebea efc Co. flroadtall coat: Bat by Kin a. Th Melar at Frank Company Evrn Inar coat. if. Uebea at Co. Chinchilla set; hat by Kins. Normao Brother n'oman'i rldlna; Bit. SOCItTTY WELL. ItKI'ItKSLIXTtD Dlnnrr rartlra In Onler and Smart Goani Are Vorn. Smart aorlcly was well repreaented at tha fashion show dinner dance at tha Chamber of Commerce last night, and all joined enthusiastically In a p. plaud.na; th model as they appeared on th staa;e and then wended their way amons the table of (ay parlies Ibat filled the aHnlnc balL Dinner parties were tha order of the erenlna. Conaental s: roups of friends were area enjoylnar the hospitality of their hostess and the entertainment afforded by the boeta who bad planned the unnue and dellarhtful programme. Th Ouy Webater Talbot, who had as carat about 10 society folk, pre sided at the most elaborately decorat ed table. I -own lha 1 tie In of th board It wsa banked In th center with pick bes-onlas and maidenhair fern, while at Interval wr placed bat box en which wer smartly Browned dolls or soma of th latest cry of fashion In the way of headgear. Cretonne In tha tone cf the floral decorations com pleted the ultra effect. KvenlnaT dresses that wars creations of beauty wer worn, many of th sTueat apprartna" In tha lateet mod a I a Tulla waa a rat favorite, especially with the youneer matrons and malda Tha tabl cleared away. In leea time thaa It take to tell the dsnra was on. Th ballroom presented a rharmlnaT seen, with th hundred of cani-ara, th maa -color 4. airy evsnlnaT cowna. aiad th brtsbt. bappy faces of the young people for everyone waa yoant on this auspicious occasion and every, on was bappy. Among th attractively (-owned ma Iron noticed at tha "boucht-ln-Port-land- featlvlty were: Mr. Henrr Ladd Corbatt. who wor dee blue all k with stiver embroidery. Mrs. P.alph Matson Tellow taffeta. Mr. Helen Lad4 Corbett Black silk with tulle overdress bordered In Jet, an orant-e roe at th cor. Mra Arthur bhtrwood Roe silk, wlrti tooefce of black. Miss L!y Smith Lavender tulle over taffeta with rut Steel bead bands and eoreas cf vlolt Mr. A. D. Nome Whit silk erapa. with mbroidrd dim. Mrs. Victor Johnson Black tot over satin. Mr, (hariaaa Halt Black satin veiled In whit tulle. Mra. Jam Douhrty Orchid allk. Mra Hunt Lla Biu and pink tat. fat trtmm4 with rosea Mra Lewis- Mill Whit chiffon and lara over whit pussy-willow taffeta. Mrs. Our Wbstr Talbot Canary vilor velvet with lull trimming-. Mra David C Lewis Lavtnder taf feta. Mra D. W. U McGrtor Biu aatla : ;vt --w 4 tA "' I ! ; ill - I --r;A-' (!;;).' I hU7, -'Hi i II i -v- r f, - t f V s ; ;, ; . i. ; . ' ' : ' y j"' ' ' ; . combined with a becoming- ahad of pink. Mra Fre-d Crean Rose colored chif fon over prince taffeta Mra Gay Lombard White lac over charniuM. Mra Jvurt Koehler Pale blue allk. Mra K. C Grelle White allk and silver-cloth. Mra Frank Fey Pink taffeta with lull draplnar. Mra Herbert Nichols Taupe aad roe tulle. Mra David Taylor Honeymaa Whit chiffon over laca Mra William Wheelwright Light blue taffeta . Mra H. J. B1alng Black laca over white silk. Mra W. J. Hofmann White lace over Ivory aatln. Mra A. J. Luthwslte Embosaed yel low aatln. Mra O. W. Mlelke Royal blue satin. Mra Chris Bell Blue taffeta Mra William Metaarer Oram char meuse of Nil shade, slashed over whit ChantlUr lace. Mra Fanford Lowensart Nile green allk with tulle In the bodica Mra Charlea Berg Paatel allk with tulla overdress and rlrdle. Mra Frank J. McCrlllls Gold-colored allk with flowered chiffon skirt and sleerea Mra K. V. Littlef leld Nile green silk with white tulle on the bodtca Mra R. W. Fetrell Lavender taf feta with pert ruffles and trimming of silver. INJURY IS YET MYSTERY TAOrXDIXG OF STORE KEEPER. M. IS HOT SOLVED. af friend DlaaatUflesl W Itlh Theory Fall, bat Matlv for Attack la Larkta-. Mjatery atlll surrounds th wounding- of C. Milton Moore, proprietor of a store at 12 Larrabee street, who was found sitting unconacious at bis desk Isst Monday afternoon. He was taken to the Good Kama rl tan Hospital to be treated for paralysis, but tne hoapjitai nhvalclans found that his skull bad heen fractured. The police were notified. Detective La Salle and Leonard were a sal (tried to the caaa The officers concluded that Moore bad fallen and Injured himself. Apparently the store had not been robbed. The notice say that their Inyestl- ratlon ended there. Moore's friends, however, were far from aatisfled. They believe that If he had fallen bairJ enough to fracture bis skull ha would not have risen to sit down In bis chair, Moore's friends can assign no mo tive which would Induce any one to at. tack tha old man. Moore waa 61 year old. He lived alone In his little store. and was reputed to have nothing but the small profits from his salea Moore ha been married and divorced, out all his relatives and his former wife's people are supposed to be In the East. Moore came to Portland from Olympla He Is a member of the Oddfellows lodge In Washington. ... j .i m j i I ill . I Will .J II I II .1 $m Hiss! hi ii i mm MILL WANTS CITY LAND Pnper Company Proposes KzlFnlon to Give S00 More) Employment. OREGON" CITT. Pea . (Special.) Declaring that It was desired to make large extenaions to iu plant that would give employment to 200 more men. rep resrntativea of the Hawley Pulp St Pa per Company tonight asked the City Council for an option, at tSO.OOO, on the property on Main vtrect between Second and Third, on which the filtering plant is now situated. It was said that the company Intend ed to build a larger mill. W. P. Haw- lev and his aon. w. p. Hawley. jr.. recently returned from the East, where they examined plans of several large paper mill The company Is saia to nave ooiaincu options recently on all the remaining property on the east side of Mala street, from Fourth street to the basin, in fur therance of Its extension plana ACID FUMES CAUSE ALARM Pol of Sulphuric liurns In Jewelry Store and Firemen Kenpond. A small Pot of sulphuric acid left simmering over a lighted gas Jet in the Jewelry manufacturing shop of F. Van Dusen. 45 Washington sireeu cauaeu all the emergency downtown nro appa ratus to be railed out at 11:20 ociock last night. The pot brewed harmlessly until the liquid Ingredients of the acid steamed away. Then the solids began to burn, and dense sulphurous fumes rolled out of the building at every crev ice. The whole atructure seemed afire. A choking fireman stumbled mrougs the smoke until he found the cause of the fumea The pot was caj-rled out. The firemen rode back, to resume their disturbed nap. WAR TALK TO BE TONIGHT Miaa Young;, of Jefferson Ulgn, in Tell of Experience at Brusaols. Mia Beatrice T6ung. an Instructor in th. nicht school at Jefferson iiign Kchool. will tell of her experiences at Brussels during- Its occupation oy ine Germans at an entertainment mat win b given at the High bcnooi ounaing tonight at 8:4S. lira Fred L. Olson will sing, and readings will be given by lira Jolly. A male quartet will supply other num ber ....... The students of the nignt acnooi ana their os rents are particularly request ed to attend the entertainment. ry Tp Day" In January 1. VANCOUVER. Waah, Dec t. (Spe cial.) In line with -clean up" and other special day tni ncouvr uae uau hi. vear. the Merchant' Association .oni.ht decided on a "pay-up day j.nuirr 13. when people or i-nunii will b called on to outstanding bllla. A committee of i narm . uavn Clamant Scott nd W. r . UrUflth will arrang for 100.000 sticker newspaper. billboard ana circular amanumi tha day. Sunnjaide V. C. T. C. to Sleet. unnyld W. C T. U. will hold Its regular meeting at in noma oi aira Hadlev. 1141 East Madison atreet. to day. On Friday nlgni vr. . Anaar- son will pK on in urrauii jry r at the Sunnvaia tcnooinouse. km If r- v: '.vs: fc-i-. - -1 15-- k-3 ar'J! fcc; t :':lrl m m Fresh, white gloves every morning (6 Untouched by hands) Too-vo-o-o-o-o-o-ot f The morn ing whistle sounds. Men and girls are coming to work- What of those who come to the spotless Sterling Kitchens? They lift down uniforms epic and span caps that are spotless. Ther put on fresh laundered gloves of white. All day long these gloves of white keep their hands from touching Sterling Gum. They work in the bright day- 1 Crowded with flavor 2 Velvety bodyKO GRIT J Crumble-proof light in a factory which is fairly sparkling with broad, high windows. And they are not hemmed in by the walls of other factories. The Sterling factory stands alone. When you open your packages of Sterling Gum remember that your hands are the first to touch it. And then, perhaps, you'll feel an added pleasure in hunting that 7th Sterling point! 4 Sterling purity , 5 From a daylight factory 6 Untouched by hands TT5feTmaT Cum Company, lnc long Island City, Greater S'ew York Sterling Gum The-point dum PEPPERMINT - REDWRAPPCR 'CINNAMON - BLUE WRAPPER Suitable re tcards for tha discovery of the 7th point trill be offered later. - .... ,i . ,i . ti., .ii, j w. i.iaLi..ii'.ri.ji.. wu..y'i.nw iv.ti ' 7.r.j.j.' v-J'i L "BUNDLE DAY" NEAR Muts Tomorrow Will Gather Supplies for Needy. DONATIONS ALREADY MADE Clarke meet all Special Transportation Facilities Arranged nnd Offerings May lie Sent to Any of Chari ties" in Tortland. Tomorrow will be "Bundle day" In Portland. A -bundle" will consist of anything that will be of use to help in the relief of the poor of the city this inter. It may bo old clothes, or a ton of coal, or a package of crackers, or a wheel barrow load of potatoes, or anything else that one feels inclined to turn Into the general supplies for the relief of the poor. The Muts are making; especial ar rangements to handle the Bundle day work and will try to provide trans portation to their headquarters of any kind of supplies that anyone may be prepared to give. Bundles may be sent to any of the charities of the city and will be acceptable. Make up your bundle and either deliver it In per son or call the charitable organisa tion you wish to have handle it and it will be sent for. In the Muts campaign John H. Burgard and George H. Kelly went out yesterday and In a day's canvass ob tained about $500 worth of supplies to be distributed from the Muts1 hesd quarters among the poor. Among the donations that came In to the Muts yesterday was a supply of 60 pairs of shoes sent by Ben Selling. Other donors of supplies were: Albers Broa, Northern Grain Ware house. Max H. Mouser. roruano 1 i ng Mills. Jsmes Kyle. Frank Eeufert, Neustadter Broa, iun-'' Gunst A Co.. Central Poor & Lumber Preparedness Was the Keynote of President Wilson's message to Congress. You will be prepared for any social emergency if you order from us. A SUIT FOR $25.00 Made to please the most exacting dresser. Huffman & Grant S. W. Corner Broadway and Alder. $3.50 Salmon Reels for $2.40 ' ....... V. . T aA TP Can you beat it? And we're nelling .u ttoan lor ., Trout Keel, regular $1.23 pattern, for 80c; Trout and Salmon Spoons, regular 15e etylea. now 3 for 23; Gut Hooka, usually 25e doxen, now 10c; in fact, everything in our fishing tackle stock ia on sale at pricea from 20 to 40 per cent below regular. AH Cutlery ia marked down from 10 to 30 per cent All Tools and Sporting Goods the same. Be sure and nee our bargain window. Backus & 00 orris 22 3 . Mo r r I son.Sireet. Bet. 1st .& 2nd Sts Company. Prael. Hegele & Co.. Lanf? & Co., F. A. Nltchey, Marshall Wells Hardware Company, Honeyman Hard ware Company. Allen & Lewis, Dr. V. R. Laid law. Ira J. Dodge. Seattle. Wash.; K. G. Kinsman, F. J. White, Mia West, Miss Kagl, Ernest Schultz, Mrs. H. Pruck. Mrs. John A. Lainsr, Dr. J. F. Beadmont, Ballou & Wright. T. A. Rochester, E. L. Harmon. Miss Merle Stuart, F. J. McCarthy, O. P. Bliss. Mrs. W D. DeVarney, Eastern Outfitting Company. Clark Hotel, J. D. Bodley, Kin Hill Apartments. G. H. Wintei-J mantel. Miss Alena Jacobson, Miss Mj! bel Knudson and Burton Thurher. Think! Men! Each dollar you earn takes a lot of sense and good, hard work; so, when you spend that dollar, make every one of its 100 cents work for you. You don't want sky-high rents, frills and a lot of spludge to tear down the buying power of your dollar. Tha re tailer who has clearance sales, credits, finp windows, swell store and hierh rent expects you to foot the bills by charging an extra profit on your suit or overcoat. Come upstairs, where you escape this extra profit. Buy Your Clothing UTiere Quality Is High and Expense Is Low JDAAW u' the elevator, saves you dollars rt (THE600P PUDGE OVERHEARS DISCUSSION ONTOBACCo!) . fTMErtTEST THE ftUALITV I'M SIXTy-FOUR.BUT I OP W-B CUT CHEWING. I NEVER VET FOUND Al TAKB OUST AUTTUE CHEw1 ; V SATISFACTORY CHEW. 1 DON'T GRIND ON IT. NOTICE J I THEY'RE L I WANT BETTER f HOW THE SAUT BRINGS r" flBVEJ TOBACCO. ( S WHEN yon get to the point where ordinary tobsMo doesnt seem to sstiify yoo any more, then you nre ready for W-B CUT Chew-, ing-the Resl Tobacco Chew, new cut. Unf shred.- f.'a tb elea chew, the ready cbew-taete better, aatiafie too better and Uats lonieij thaa ordinary tobeso. Get poach from ro-r deaJer-,,, a qualitr teat. 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