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TIIE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAX. TUESDAY, J AXXJAItY 11 1916.
MRS. LEE SHOT BY
GABEL ONLY ONCE
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Second Examination of Body
Strengthens Accused Man's
Story cf Accident
POWDER MAKES ONE MARK
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PRESIDENT OF TOCNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, ONE OF
THE CAPTAINS FOB PUBLICITY WEEK.
rtir.xDiR roii today.
Oak.
Tr Aftrw Cioh, with
Ifn II. J. Jickw. Til Cut
'4r.t4 :rat.
D!ekiaa Matron. Wish Mr. tl
A. Philip. I: -t YaacblU
tr.
A'. 5rts Wtou i InprartBtat
lua, Veraaa KtMl toaaM-
Aloha p,,croloT club. TSf
U'f balMng tonight.
I'oi.'.Kil txi.aa CluB. Library.
: J osloc.
raw.Taa A.n ittimi.
c; .afcavea. I ot'o-.
Aibia lo..l-d. 2 4i o'clock.
Moatal..a. t l. M.
tloima. o'eiocB.
rvatasala. I J oclork.
atecevr r"Tii "wi-
.. : K-M "',
il hti-4 t c. n
i nvff l al ! halt -
ti: Craw ""
wa t.a . Tha i7 ln-
a a.e-re aii a4 dim4 tho
Ua,,mr H-WltlUa IJ4
m -I l pit la a trh. P
aanut!r .aar llar'fcioaw.
al : trt etraat. Tko allr
haa sever ll caotwra
Wnr 1 .t.-T Smith. Cnl-
teh-4 e4 hi!:.4 Maaio
. t i;,a toKral. al l '." !-'
.rt al la kea af Miaalo
Wiiiiam. BBe U l li al r-
at. waiting IftaL
(Member a Ainko NbV
Japaaaaa. eot H
ate al la ArV lla.lt ' a-t ea4
wk .treat, dartaa: a Jafaaaaa
alahraltaa. A ..pt avar
tua.l was la dire.-t can, bat
a mi la hM la have -kiad
thi Ha la la Jal waitie
ja-fT M'aala Lo
waa r Alfcart l
InaMI oo wu.aaatta aiwa.
la Kaiaa, taai W atill la M'l
waitla lo av-tiaa C lao raa4
Jur-
HMMlMlllr far 4aaa of Wra,
Wtaato lao aa aM laM - Atr
IWI Ika famwt tmrr aa
.aiaa4 to at1a aaa ata at. TV.
w ralaaaa4 a aa4 - a "
lao raoM a Wf aWaia taaa kIW4
mkI tawo4 kr a aa ka tka aaaaa
o UWtl laWk fc aaapaa4 ia
mm aaakk a IrtnaW waaao too
aa aa Bra4 laaakaaHr.
W: U M Lao aa hal r Alaart
Cnl kit onco.
iaftra lal tho iHaKItt of lia
w.rnsa wira waa ltifaoata4.
1 l!a tMiloaM o vuuajaiia :eua
in uy afta'3a. allaal aa
In a war iaetlala aa4 laa atala
Vioat ltal ldava la raia Ik
nar of ala " 4lfo"4
a rr af l rrf jratfJir. It
f..an ia a ac4 amioa IKal Ika
anarh aa k.r k-lr wfticfc k loal a
a.ionl fc.a u kal loaJ'
k'ira aa. ka ra4 l ooa oiar
Of from llta kl.
;r. aal.l lal k. waa aal lo ahaol
k rira aal af ! la-w. aa4 lhal
lr Lao la a aplrtl af l-a laa4 fcar
k ia aa ka' kraaat aa4 ai4. ".:
ara. Aiaart,"
i ilona T Makaata4t
Ta r4a. ka k I
ffla Icwtrl kr k-lr. ftan4 Ika
a.f.tr. IHaa Duil4 ia lr.rr. aa4 la
. .... .ir. w . t .a.
p., I taaaa a-ar ia ki It4 of
ft.ar a Iwa aca-r .f-r-.t. a4
-a l onuX Brl la:iiao -
r. l. aal Iwo k ll koi.a.
"I 4a I aaaw." va; 4 Fal. 1f
I nc laua II oat k ti-al I
w ma.J ac t"a eta -4 lrl-1
I- ...t tna in. H l I laiaa
1 al kar iia"
U l ka t w lo ll ofy lkra-
.
rrOaaaav ta fail
r.M.a ! Vi-a. I.aa aal4 to him
tn wa ll. I1 ! '-
n. ( m thai 1a w rr.arlva whir
i an ! IUM-! faa-
a rig for k T hi MBl; U
clar.
trka Hi Ha r a.
"t 4a'1 raiakar hl aha aa?4.
?.rt i-a.t Shl la k' " aalar4a
airnin. i h?!y ar-n a4 k-
" f i- a '!. "I -a I think aha
!. oia. aha la I k'aa a
t-. .n.tiac. thaa. : caa
a'M,ta XX ar ; nia:a
- a..l ka tin wi"h !. a
a aViaa aa. k-r il.hia.
t. arrta4 k' lata tka k4. a
(i I ur : l&Ta la a f.ia
a...i 4.a i rwaha wki -4
t mti lal Mtt"' l "a
-a ,a r.fw'l at ar4 oiarrr""-"
. rr a a '' " ,R" !
r ta.ir f-i- ,4.oi7, -h-s ! 4i la I a
a .lal. I ooa t thiafc I ai
k"
t l'4 kr la a aa'-kl l a tw
.!. if a.-. I l kit al4
waat la I k . h la L- M any
ci-nuRt. Nol I r i aa aavaaa."
"1 R.. a:: k-a. f rhaaaa 0t
av " ka ..! -iut I tav-t rihl
tvr Aa4 I wa.i I tPTia la kl'-l mj-a-'l
lo lia f?i.-r v rra.
tii k ahti
-T h an,-- :.in' irat I ht
h sa fi'fo
;.ht aa4 t t -r..4 i mha
hi kakary wa a a'it:c yatri7
BMratna iiwntl aa fri'.-.
COLORED TOJEE STYLES
Iaata Ma la IVr llrM Toalfhl
la V. M. C. A. Aafliiorlam.
A fiioa ahaw will ka h- la lha
,jir,.c,ni af tka T X C A. loallfil
roior. af ta r-tr t-T t
k.aflt af t (-!" :a X . bcr.l.
baua motrl will rari. AkA4
t a l-.t ti:aa In an I rartv
a wn. a wU aa cM 4-a aa4 aiaa
Ta ffcMoa ahaw I aa4' fta 4 r-
t nti af Mr aa l Mr R I.
I ra wars aa4 4af(!a ta will
ka u4 la tka a4trlvia feava t-a
l-anal by to.al tfaalara Twar'.a
a !Trai wofaa eat4e&a w'.;l ka
i. Th will ka Oiapia! br a
.-n i" af fna-l!
lStH-a c-othaa all a fl T
f-tjf I t . a I" a tof l'ta4r.
) tt-l J.a.a. runvaa an4 l.JIaa A-iaa.
li.f rna la from 1 I )'
I
t Tuna I'hrawaK Altrarl Ailratioa.
irDr KtVIR. Of. Jaa. l r-
r -. I Tla B- Of C1:m H'
l-t kaa ca ac4 fraaa ISa lewlaada
a on taa CKinVi al tka laadias of
li. riiintrt af Tka W.laa. rn:J
A AiUr .N.tloa Com?aT' kata
k. ri.t fa (Mil las.raal aman
I l rar ..or., af citit.aa iait4
ia rtora 4a Ta'ad lo wales l
k r4 fa4 aa rJa uat I 4allr !
Ir4 lor tl. rw br tAO Uat Kiu
(.aoalr Cam Itlti' Aaawtattea.
mnC ara ar 4r far tfto clafe-
- hwa la lha KiiUr Bat!asJt
avati 7 af lha Ia4lr woaaaa ara (.!
141 IO aullt la working- fir lb
Caa of "Racaao aa4 Jall.l wbkrb will
k (lk It firal r4ll oa Tbor.
4a lkl al lha lla.li Tba lUby
llama, of wkla !.-. V. C Kara U
rra. M.at will bo h baaafulary. Xma.
Jai;i. Xoraaaa liaeaa as4 a raal af
tr.ii.ai aK.a will ba h.ar4.
Th.a. lao. lha t. W. C A. oabtlcItT
waa la --copri lha atlantla of
ovat at Hi clukwan.
Tea 'arac.Taacb.r Aaaocfatiooa ara
h. aaiaa' aa lil aclivillaa. Maar
wia.tiac ara wchlalaa for Ihia waak.
r.rawo4 aaaiattaa will twaabit to
T al 1 arloca la lha arhaot. Roa
hoklaaoa will a4 Jods Caua
will -. aa 'TM Itorlal -TOklam.-Mra
C. i llot I ra.i4Bl of lb
urla
a a a
r.raws4 o.-ltloo hot4 aa T.n
tn BAaat.aa' aac a rnoaih whaa lb
ttbrt aaotb.r. aa4 i.achara n)oy a
or i hoar a4 ikiiwIo of .boot
t4a
a a a
A aoaal aol will bo tba af?alr af
DtKtaM'i raralaa Miaaloaary jioclaty
of ha I.ho4i.l plpl I'borvb lo
aar al lha T W. C. A To bow tb.lr
lat.ra.l :a Iho lartltaMeo lh wotn.B
will Bt.rtala at a "taf.tar'a Ititcb
tr.at iBScbaoa. Mr. T. Laaa.
branrh Br.W.nl of tho o--itT. will
pr'.nl aa4 ' a lA.a. uthar who
will a ira ara: Mra. I'rl
on4 Mr. t O. PlchT. All
ail af lha latbo4ial l.piacopal
Cbarch ara IotI!4-
Tba maaibar of tho Woman" Club
who k ! lha norm aa Iri4ar artr
aooa lo attra4 tha art 4.parmnt
n.ilii( fil wil raa!4 for Ibrlr f
fort. If h.boa 4ll.r4 ooa of hi
f.a-.t l.rtor.a of Iho y.ar oo iba ob
uct -Volca. Ih 9ol of Iho nb."
a a a
lo Iba lar. of tha hot loncb rv.
lea al Mouat Tabor an aotartalomanl
wa la la lha arnool amblr ball.
rrt4r. aa4 lha follow inc proramma
waa rn4.r..t: llano .olo, Mla Oravaa:
. Vita Kln.lajr; ra-Hatlo. Otlra
Marpht; f cita".i.n. Hrl Oo4h.art:
arh-ball orULMiaa rnltrtoa' puplta:
r..)m. Iluiraaoa: aoo. Mra
TM.tboff. rr VcrbrB. afcompan-
i. t: raaiUnc. Wia liroadbanl. lrof.or
WiUr. af tba Mntail!a Itcbool. car
a abort la.' a.
a a a
Hot Joarhaa ar now . rr4 lo lha
chllJr.a of Mount Tabor oVnoot All
int.r.at4 ara lnlt. 4 lo tit lb
4ininrom al lb acbaol at may tlmo.
ni Mr. A. L A4f . who I la rbarca
of tba Itinrtii, will ba 14 lo rla any
taforaoatioa ocari atalbooa.
a a a
V-o. WIIMata llarpar. of ltla.
ar.nl Ta.l la.l wV lo .bo pr.ot at
J tur4 wtK u bale b.t4 la Ul4 foiol
a4 aba rapraaaata lha wom.a of tho
Nortbw.at oa lha boar4.
a a a
Alblna !lant.a4 rarant-T.arbr
Axorutioa will asaai thia aft.raooa at
J 1 o'clock. Tho -boo I orch.tr wiU
play.
'
r.l Aaratiaa wltl moat la
lha Khw:kat. loJy at S ocloca.
a a a
fvklar :rn Aaaorlalioa will ma
aa T4ay l lb arbool af 4 oa r4ay
wt: ! a ! with Un. K- II. Wblt
aay. IJ Miuourt aa.aaa. for tho baoo
III of tao social rica work.
a a a
Tfca r-raai4.a Clab will -lo a f4-
ratKHk gxi oa tordr la lb
Il.tc mr rial. A c.ty f.o.raiioo; prok
acly will ba f.-rwi.4 ar4 (oaalp atata
thai Mr. I.raa A ('" will ba
aa4 pri4.at. Tboa who iul lo
auha r.f"tl- tai.pboro lha
vr.tarT. Mra B. Y. Halt Tabor t't.
Mr. A. IL HryaB l I prl4o.
a a '
Itntmaa Aaaoclalloa will aaaat lo4P
a tha lioinaa avbooL Ctaman will
k r - rcar4at ibo foaay
papa -
a a a
XV. 0'r Rabat wltl iraak pn Frl
4ay ai k I' M. l Mount Tabor school
A rt nuoral pfcfrian will bo aa
a444 altra- tl-sn-
a a p
Tia Pf -Cult'J'O Hub win moot oa
rTHy ihl wi Ih ori4.Bl. Mra
R. K- lobr. :t Mala tr.t. AB
mralLal pf.'MBir will kO yt-a.
a a a
Mal'fomah -raal-Tarbar AaaocU
Una wl'l m.. t la tha arhoolhoa at
I t a Cork Wt4n.Mlar. A praratnina
HI ka fit An attrartia falr
will bo aa hikitloa of lb B4.o
work of Ih pirl.
. a a
Chapl.r T. r. E O. PUlarfcooA will
hel4 aa a!l oay r.tlr cn Thor4ay
In ho homa f ha pr.al4.nl. Mr
Wartta I". i!!rl :! frh Jr lr lrt.
Maakr will bar a bos luacbooa.
thl
Mr.
ra. J.
Mra
Mra.
Lola
Mr.
K.I.
arl
wait
Tba Cll Ioipromnt Clob of
VliBBTllla I 4oin rrctaal work
, .af. Tba orrx-.r ar: i-raaiocni.
p. II. Hitcbanan: ica.oraai4.nl. M
K Waliaca: txJI oratanr.
llioT lwla: financial aacratary.
k- H. i:aoa: lraarr. Mra.
I :.ifrfl: O.partm.nl chalrra.n
! Tkomi . I'.ocra. a-lucatlonal: Mr.
ton -ar. paro fo4: Mra. Cb
' iHllf'rt B4'crft: M ;rc N.
iart; Mra IL l Tooy. moin.r.
I .
I A mollDf of tio Montarlf.a Parant.
I T.arh.r Aa-talltn will bo b.14 la th
I Aaaambly Hall tooi(ht at I o clock. Tba
prnfrana follow.;
KaadiSa-. M'a Marr McLaran: Hut.
cvw.a aa4 Aadra l-ajl.r: aaaapbona
t. Oarpan'ar taolao; bariiooo oi.
Will Koaa: tr'ptloo Ixtur. -Wbal
tha -ortlan4 tMXU Ara iMiinf.- by
L. n. Al4nuan.
a
H'lrMta rr.at-Tacir AaaocUMoti
wi maat rrtday at 2 o-clock. Mra.
Art.'ana rlt will pak oa " Inaaa
trtal Work." A pocli prormmo ha
baa prrar.4 by tha taachara Tha
- . . Ji.ifVI ara cordially In
Lit4 to attaod. Raf rhBtoota will b
' I
i Mral lB.wtlow Law ArKcU.
AffumoBt a lo th lldily cf tha
mat-iBpocUaa r4!aaoa. pauaw by
th C1V7 Couactl as4 cocttc4 by ooma
aC tfto paxklsc-beaa w.r aaaJ yo
1 .w sT 1 . 'fl'" II
1 C . ' ; 11
Y 1 ii
yy. .
l.rday baforo b Slat uprm Court.
Th ordinaaco would raoulro tb ln
poctloa br th city of all maat klll4
al tb alauhtorln placo or by
tarn.r la or naar Portlaoo. At pr
ant lb only InapoctloB la that by tba
r4ral krBBnt. which doao not
afrort all meat.
Style Tips
rPORTLAND
Stored
CLOTHES quaint and quorr hold a
Uatloc" faaclnalloa which will thl
pr1n b mor than r la orklrnc.
Wh.ib.r It pie. a or not w will
not that each nw fa.hton arrlral la
Ih Portland hop aor inor and
moro of Iho paaat tylo of Brittany.
Tho honoly llilli apron which ha for
caalurlaa playad a pronilnant part In
th cootumo of tb lltll paasaat maid,
la now italurod In tb modlah party
(oa na that ar built of rich atln or
cloth of fold, only that now tba apron
appaar la a vary modlfitad condition
and la of rfcppllnc fraim.nl of cold
or Ur taca. or In oqually pr.tty
frock of hr rarloua colorad chif
fona. la Iho wholo faahios chm of In
comlna- month Ibo eoutuir will
f.atura Iho Bratoa paaaaot'a co.tuma
Already tb Influanc I hown In
(rm.nt with ttchl wlhd bodlc
and hort full klrta. Tha baaquaa
tichl Jark.t. tb bol.ro and tha Ions
full flowino al. ar fremant of
draa atrlctly rharaclrltlo of Hrlltany.
.Sotblnir caa bo mor proof oi ino popu
larity of HratoQ Id.aa than a (limp of
th n bowb la Portland .hop.
Una charming aft.raoon frock of
tobduad charm. u. a and taff.tta. ba a
full laff.t aklrt and aa owr-drop
IB fronl lhat plainly an Imitation of
a paaaant slrl' aproa and almoat a
plctira.qu and pratty. Tha aulmp I
of charmaua and tha llttla bol.ro of
taff.t with fanry plpinc. A eufioo
ly abap4 circular collar I cut )uat
liK th littl circla of ambroid. ry that
la worn oa tb iiratoa lrl lull whit
cap.
Aia lb party o b foldad
sp or.hirt caucbl 4irctly at th
back of tb Blrdl. Th.ao mimic Iba
far-lam.d Uratoa milkmaid with bar
am luekod op a aba go about hr
Uak.
utita rolled no alaava ob om smart
aftarnooa drraa.a. bao Bo cuff, nor do
th.y mak any prtn othr than
bain tam-d back. In.rt.d pock.t
that ar not ornamanta. but ara lartr
ad BMful ar f.tur4. Kvarythmc
ia ladlcata lhal faahlon baa dla.
ror4 a faaclnalloa about labor and
ia mod.llr.U hr Baw tTl aftr th
ciotb. wor by paaaanta an4 tollara.
PORTLAND SENDS PARTY
rroanlnral Baalnrio Mr io to
North Yakima Con f err nee.
.-a .,. t lao tn(lalll " m m
a. a.K...w-b lft ! nlaTtkt An BB
mctrfo to North Tktm to -tt-nd
a.- - . a. I o Utloallnll A fll T rMM.
nv avanin "
Thm tfUAtoa will drol vpocla! At-
BTIOB XO 07IHtl - ao-
of tb fci4fhr from North Yakima lo
Whit Ptairaon. mna mi .
th rrioi lrrtto CoAro t tb
J. W. nrwr. of tho Orfoa dIot-
a.a,M nf thai ih a ni tr . hrads tb
rrty. Amoec tboo prtKirUnc In
iho iCurtioQ mrm -
. .tt e ir rinr..
a. I a .1 ar a n PlfMlP.
rail B"wn- " - - A
O W. liort. J- Hdoroa. . C.
-J. r- n ll.kavMwt Ck V- ftlntL
o w. MiikOo Kr4 tu r. c. Cht-
u . r. n a'aanBiiarhi tr
miv A. ' V . i A
a vi ftmap mil H. M. Irvine. I
WOMAN INFORMS 'ON SELF
. .' s
Throat by M Jad lo Arrrat of
Two for Bool m-ick Inc.
After quarrel with B. A. Kay. for
whom h waa houiwkf. par at 1S
Tanth atraot. Mr. My llllllpto Sunday
nlEht called th pollco and Informed
th.m that h and Day had a bool
Iraalnf aar'efment and wer Bfllin;
liquor there. Th -pollc arrented both.
Mr. Hllllgo said that prior to th
th tte ' itolnit dry h and L)r
boufht pint of liquor and agreed
to ll It In partnrhlp. Teterday thoy
old IT worth, ah ald. and then. h
said. Day threatened to have her ar
rested for drinking soma of tho liquor,
whereupon sne notified th offlcer.
Th poll. and Deputy Sheriff seised
pints of liquor and some empty
bottle.
2 WOULD BE FARM EXPERTS
S. D. Hall and f.rnrat Smith Each
Kara Grange Indorsement.
H. It. Hall, master of Falrvlow
Oram and manarrer of a larr Colum
bla Hloush farm, and Ernest Smith, ion
of -Farmer" Smith, of tho O.-W. K.
S Company, and mmbr of Bussell
Tlll Orange, ar th only candidates
so far for tho position of agricultural
expert for Multnomah County, recently
provided for by th Comrolaaloner. Mr.
Hall haa been Indorsed by Falrrlew
Orang. Both ar colleg graduate
and esperlenced men. Mr. Smith haa
received lndorment of Lnt Grang.
Tb appolntmsat of county expert
will b md t th Oregon Agricul
tural College nd Is Kpcted to b
mad about February 1.
lUrly Pettier of I.an I Burled.
ECGEXE. Or Jan. 10. 8pclaL)
lira. Mary C Heller, who had been a
resident of Eugeno 41 year, wa burled
here, bh waa wall known In Lane
County and wa TI year of age at tho
lima of her death, resulting from la
grlpp. Saturday. Ph la surrlved by
bar eon. t-berman Heller, who cam
arlih hie mother from Iowa In l..".
SHE DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
A Kansas City Lady Darkened Her
Cray Hair and Stimulated IU
Growth by a Simple
Horn Procesa.
She Telia How She Did IL
. m k.nVM resident of Kansas
City. Mo, who darkened her gray hair I
by a lropl homo proce. md th i
following tatmof "Any Udy or,
gentleman can darkan their gray or ,
faded hair. tlmult It growth and,
make It sort ana glossy wna mi
pla rclp. which they en mix at
homo. To half a pint of water add 1 oa.
of bay rum. 1 amail box of Barbo Com
pound and a oa, of glycerine. These
ingredient can bo purchased at any
drugstore at rery little coot. Apply
to tho hair ry other day until th
gray hair Is darkened sufficiently, then
every two weaka Thl mlxturo re
lieve scalp troubles nd la xeellent
for dandruff and falling hair. It doe
not tln tb calp. Is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off. It will
make a gray-halrad parson look 1 to
2 year younger. Ad.
A N.w Remedy, for Kidney, Bladder and All Uric Acid Troubles
'.?.: f too who ar.
bothered with kidney and bladder trou
ble, that you B-r up ma a.a i -'"
.alta or alcoholic medicine and In
their plc take a ahott treatment of
-Anurlc- I hsa taken many of Dr.
Pierra a mdiclno for It pt
y.ar with good rosulls. I suffered
with kldrey trouble for Mini . I
rntiy hrd of tho nwst d!scorry
of Dr. Pl.rc. namely, hi "Anurlc
Tablets. After using same I am com
pletely eurod of my kidn.y troubla.
A doctor pronounced mo a well pr
arrad wo a an for my ag. all du. 1 bo
lls, to Dr. Pierce s medical aid.
MK& MELLVDA E. MILXER.
Xot-r-Dr. Ebrl and Dr. Bralth
waita a well a Dr. Simon all distin
guished medical authorities agree that
whater may b the t !.. th urin
Mldom fat'. m furnishing us with a
clew to lha principle upoo which It U
to b treated, and accurst knowledge
concerning th natur of dlseaa can
ihu b obtained. It racKacne. ccaiu
Ing urin or frequent urination bother
or dlstror you. or If urlo add in th
blood ha caused rheumat'.m, gout or
acinic, or you upct kldney-or blad
der troubl Just writ Dr. Plere at
h Surgical Instltut. Buffalo, N. T.;
send a aaospl of urin and describe
symptom. Yoa will reclv free med
ical adrlce after Dr. Plerc' chemist
has examined th urin "his will b
crfully don without charge, and you
will bo under no obligation. Dr. Plerc
during many years of experimentation
has discovered a new remedy. -Anurlc,"
which 1 found to bo If time mor
powerful then ilthia In removing uric
acid from tho ytem. If you ar suf
fering from backach or th pains of
rheumatism, go to your best drug;lt
and ask for a t-cent box of "Anurlc
put up by Dr. Plsrc. Adv.
Green Trading Stamps Pay You a Dividend on the Money You Upend
Save Them and Reap the Benefit of This Greatest of Profit-Sharing Plan
n
Qlds;Wortman $c.King
. Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 Home Phone A 6231
y . uiigiuui
; r-8riCIIO
And Sale of White
Sharb reductions in trices to ef'
'feet a quick clearance of broken
lines, odds and ends, remnants,
etc preparatory to stock-taking.
Extraordinary economies are of
fered throughout the various de
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partments. Visit the store daily and watch our ads for details of special offerings.
Embroideries
and Laces .
Main Floor Thousands of yards
Embroideries and Laces in the
Annual Inventory Sale at extreme
ly low prices. Specimen offers:
SWISS FLOUN'CINGS in 27-inch
"width. Neat small de- OOa
signs. ! Priced special, yd.-7
EMBROIDERY Lace Edges, Con
Tent Scalloped Edges and blind
work. 25c grades on 1 O A. m
gale now at, the yard X aW 5
ST. CALL EMBROIDERIES
Bands, galloons, Edges, Flounc
ing. Worth up to 12.00 CJlaw
on sale at, tho ywdyVw
DAINTY WASH LACES VaL
Edges and Insertions, C I u n y
Edges, Torchon and Shadow Lace
Edges-rlOc to 15c grades; CZ(
on sale today at, the yard
NOVELTY TRIMMINGS -- Bead
Fringes in gold, pearl and crystal.
Bands and Appliques, etc Lot 1
grades worth ,1X0 at 2orJ yard.
Lot 2 grades worth up to $9.00.
Priced special at 1 CZf
low price of, yard pXJl
BRAIDS AND GU1MPES of va
rious kinds. 25c to 35c q
grades at, the yard, only -
Some thing New!
DENNISON'S
VALENTINE OUTFITS
Dainty Box Containing
Sentiment Labels,
Cardboard and Gummed
Silhouettes, Gummed
Seals, Lace and Crepe
Paper, Cardboard, Napkins,
for Cutouts and Suggestions.
See these at Stationery Count
er on the Main Floor.
H Price Sale of Suits
Women's $ 17.50 Suits $ 8.50
Women's $125.00 Suits $62.50
Second Floor Latest midwinter models many are fur trimmed. Full
flare and plaited skirts. Splendid assortment of materials, including
broadcloths, serges, cheviots, whipcords, gabardines and novelty mix
tures. Smart models in black or the wanted plain colors; also in
checks, stripes, etc. Sizes for women and misses in this assortment.
$17S0 Suits
S25J00 Suits
$29.75 Suits
$3SJD0 Suits
$3730 Suits
$4230 Suits
for $ 8JS0 J
for $1230
for $14JS8
for $1730
for $18.75
for $2125
$45J00 Suits for $2230
$5230 Suits for $2625
$5730 Suits for $28.75
$75j00 Suits for $3730
$850 Suits for $4230
$1251)0 Suits for $6230
Women's Coats at Vz Off
Second Floor This season's latest styles short, 4 and full length
styles in all the wanted materials cheviots, zibelines, corduroys,
plushes, mixtures, etc. Some are fur-trimmed. Good range of sizes.
$38J)0 Coats for $2b.67
$401)0 Coats for $30j00
$4730 Coats for $31.67
$25D0 Coats for $16.67
$2830 Coats for $1830
$300 Coats for $20j00
Dainty Muslin Underwear
At Inventory Sale Prices
$4.50 GOWNS $2. 7 Women's
Night. Gowns in slip-over styles
with square, round or V necks. Ex
cellent quality nainsook trimmed
with fine laces, ribbons, bows, em
.broidery, rosettes, etc Shown in
great many styles. $3.50 to
$4.50 Gowns, special 4JJQ
now at low price of P &
$3.00 GOWNS $2.70 Women's
Night Gowns in high-neck style. Of
longcloth and nainsook, tpimmed
with dainty laces, insertions and
edging or Swiss embroideries. The
$3.25 to $5.00 Gowns (JO 7Q
on special sale atV"""
$1.50 CASfJSOLES $1.19 Of fine
embroidered organdie with inser
tions and 'medallion insets. The
usual $1.50 Camisoles flj f 1Q
on special sale at P -
$1.50 COMBINATIONS $1.19
Corset Cover and Drawers com
bined. Trimmed with deep insets
of embroidery and laces. Also
popular Envelope Chemise trimmed
with lace. Usual J J 1 Q
$1.50 Garments, at -- A y
$1.50 SKIRTS $1.19 New flare
styles, circular flounces, trimmed
insertions and lace. 2 J 1Q
$1.50 grades for only P x
WOMEN'S BRASSIERES of good quality Linene. 7Qy
Hv.fmnt or back fastenings. $1X0 grade at only -'
Hook-front or back fastenings. $1X0 grade at only
SHIRR RUFFLE BUST FORMS Corset cover witn
ruffle attached inside. $1X0 quality now for only
Annual Inventory Sale
Men's Suits & Overcoats
$15.00 Grades Special at $11.85
$35.00 Grades Special at $26.25
Men's Store, Main Floor-Celebrated makes in Men's and Young Men's
Suits! Overcoats and Raincoats in the Inventory Sale at special prices.
DTstincUvTatyles and fabrics in leading colors. Step m today
fnf choose new Suit or Overcoat, at a worth-while savmg.
$11.85
Men's $20 Suits 1AB5
and Overcoats iJ.cJJ
Men's $15 Suits
and Overcoats
Men's $25 Suits CIO 7 CZ
and Overcoats pJ.O i -
Men's $35 Suits CO (2 O Ct
and .Overcoats s)6V&
T3 . -.,, Suit, worth up to $ 6X0, Special Sale Price,
lWFancy Suits, worth up to $12X0, Special Sale Price, $6.98
Apron Day
Bargain Circle
On Main Floor
TWO SPECIAL LOTS Women's
Aprons underpriced for Tuesday's
selling. Look to your needs.
New Coverall Aprons
At 59c
Bargain Circle Women's Cover
all Aprons of percales and ging
hams. Two styles open on side
front with belt all round or open
in back with half belt. Good full
sizes and attractive pat- CZ Q
Priced special at
APRONS with
terns.
COVERALL
shirred waistline or with CQ
loose belt. Priced, speeial O 7C
Inventory Sale
Specials
Odd Lines Women's 20c Hand
kerchiefs, slightly soiled and
mussed, 12c each Main Floor.
Fancy Tunics in beautiful bead
ed effects in the sale at less than
half price. Main Floor.
Plush Coatings in various fan
cies at Vz Price. Main Floor.
Fancy Silka Odd lines worth
up to $3.00, in the Inventory Sale
at $1.89 yard. Main Floor.
Decorated Haviland China Fruit
Saucers, Bread and Butter Plates,
Tea Pots, Sugars and Creamers at
ii Price. Third I loor.
IxTRA!-SLNCLAIR'S EASTERN SUGAR-CURED HAMS-24c Regular-Special at, the Pound, 21f?
Oregon Not Dry There's
the Soda Fountain
Fountain business will reach unheard-of, proportions this year,
but we are prepared to take care of aU your needs in this line.
We- are the exclusive agents in the Northwest for
Liquid Carbonic Company's
Soda Fountains and Carbonators
and carry a complete stock of Fountains, Carbons tors and Fountain
Supplies; right here m Portland, ready for Immediate Delivery.
GET OUR TERMS AND PRICES.
Visit our Showrooms at Eighth and Everett.
Telephones: Broadway 280, Home A 6277.
Blumauer-Frahk Drug Co.
W. S. McAlister, Mgr. Soda Fountain DepL
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician.
Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treat
ed scores of women for liver and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave
to his patients a prescription made of a
few well-known vegetable Ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets, you will know
them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action,, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter that ones ays-i
tern collects. " a '
If you have a pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all
out of sorts. In active bowels, you take
one of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
nightly for a timo and not tho pleas
ing results.
Thousands of women, as well as men.
take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets now
and then Just to keep in the pink of
CDr' Isdwards Olive Tablets, the suc
cessful substitute for calomel 10c and
25c per box. AH druggist-
Tne Qliva Tablet Company. Colum
bus, O.
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