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TIIE MORNING OKECONIAN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1910. 13 ,,oeeeccvOccve I , . - J J l l U-r1 : m Vi, ih'ifiitm'iTm'iiiiiiniiniii'- hT'.Vii . ! i iiiliiiiiitiiiiliiifsHI T ' ; . !. w, -jrTT:;! ' -ii:r rz inii! ItS i i m I Hr rami kniuit noLnw j . ; ,i. : i i vs S 1 I' J .'nihil i hit r EDrni Kxicirr iiolmf-sj : : iii5ocoocooeococooooccococcoooooooooogoooeoo iittpta ro tou. !. tDirmtii faraai.Taaffcar J ivx'Nt. J clot-,. mp.etaBt. I'trat Cnagraca'.ioeeJ Aid - lialT, ell-! frr 1 1 n C i aairal C. T. I- . 5 octock. t?i :iti tri. rritnev CU. t. V". C. A. J lunehaoa. Boa. t;: nitt hepta. I '"-- with, Mn U c i "'"!'". ' Kal -fwantytritr-t tr.. .Nortn. I'miKil af Jaw..r S J e.xk. nun: larva com- edr. jtatiweo.1 rarent-Tea.'har A ao- cUl'an. 1 o ' a: rfrmm lt.ii!ot l'fl-TMr A - soeutiutt. - orloark. ve.e-ee5 T!t: first meeting (T the new er vt te toan Women'a flirtation .,.. itlo a board wee held Tn dr In the rnemort! r-wm of tie -iitiien. M Carrie A llolbreok Waa re-ectel I I1 pr-i'--... efti.- ba baa tai4 so efficiently r The three bw marritwa of the beerd ;.r4 at the tnnutl reacting. Mr I . . Alvor.1. Vra. A. 1. MaiwW and M r Jamaa . .n. wera wrlcemxl. Tb rT.ri't li.t of ffi.r elected ware: 1'raaitenl. Mis lllbro.k. lirat l-e-preai.tent (fi chairman of buainaa d rartmem. Mr.. Charlaa Keaeir: second iK-prilnt In r"irte of treelera' Ki t work. Mr.. William t Wheel wright. tMrd i--e-prilanl. It char f V4tj.-tianal )rHm0I. Mr. Wil t ra l;uftnll tr: fourth ir. jTi-lni. cttirman of ntin ;;&! tu!r 4r-rimciil. Mr J. T. ,mar. fiftl .-pridcm.,hlrmn ( .Ul t'prtmnt. fr. Clirl T. Xtmm. lr-urr. Mil Jm r.ihns: corvl:o crtr)t. Mr. C. A. Mr4; rrpur)din ;rtAry. Mr, r- P. poeori' tea Utr picl Uot.I Xartn-r r!K. Mr. t. JC. WIr ri. fco tlrt4 T rt i' -pri.;nt cf lf Oti Con r f Mocnar b1 Vmti'-'T'' ,s..j. .Ation, , fill lha efrt- nJ va'-aat tt t riaalia of lift J. C )Uk'ti Kmc. rri rtir4 accoun t .f n tif ef eti'r du : . Mr Walker will ta' an atla lnlrtt In lit t jj a. 6ruarjr l. Toa Ai'l i-lfr f a lt Con (rttttioaU l&rri ltt maat lorfay at ia aclo. Ir taa cBir:l parlor to (or toMt Jrttrlar lloaoltai. Mirbr pro-ll bo luachca. rantrl W. C. T. t. l l -rtin proramr'a ted.tr binnln t i o-lock. tT. Varn Warbarn wtU a.n. Mr r. U T. lliHB will eoo :t a partiamantary drt.L r4m4n rrt-Thr A'xleion ill b"M thaif rutar maatina: to4ay I ' dock. rr. Ji rtaa Mrl. ot ): io;iaa. a: Mra on fo payai'-at trainknal af cMldrao nt Mr Aalraor hui talk tka preparation an4 rtn7 of bot luocba la avbaola. a a a rmB;it of Jaarfft Wom itl ntr ori-a mora Into Ha cllltu n-l t;i koM tia aa tntaraatira; maatln; I .- tsaro iit b mu.U-al P'o rmma oatrtbul4 by Mi Harrut iuta. acKon(a;:Kl by lU 1'attoo, 4 an aatartainieaT littla akrt'B, "Ju tjka a Mao," by Mr Adtoo M :6i-a an4 Mr P. t Tnotrpaon. Il wi r '""' ortnally t&at "Tha rmma o( rantor4T houl4 bo raoaat.d tor tolAjr'a iiot o( tha coom-tt. but oma mambara of tna cat coul4 not tari4. ai tna (firimmi waa ckt(4. Mr Albart ffurar mill bo hoota at ia aoclal lour. a a a Aa aetrnctna prorammo baa boon rraaca4 for tba matin of bllwoo4 I'arant-TaaaM'r AiwUtiua trMay at Z .rid. k. Mr Lucia r'aton A44itoa will ap.ak. an4 thro will bo torl aambora k.- Miaa I.ilhaa Wr4 n4 Inatromaniai at . by Miaa Morrna lalda ao4 M i i.lja t'apalia. a a a arnnocM rrRt-Tachar Aocl- tfoo UI not bot4 lha m inx tomor row Btcht aa plann4. Tb aSair la bwatpouaii ia4ttoltly. a a a l abruarr II la nol only Va!ntlna !r but to Oraaronlana It la Admiaalon rla! aai a that day It will bo el hrmtr.l br a banquet to bo ntn at : at tho Hot Iniparul by ho fom anri luihir of oraaon fieaaar Mr I". J. lUannon la aavrotary of tho tir;an:atiorv. a a a Tho Woman-a !orial Sarlco Club, of Oak ;roo-Mllwaultt. will maal to morrow at I o cl k with Mr, llowara. .f ruk (iroTa. Tha bllory of Oraaron w III ba tud4. Mra lioao Applrby will raa.l a papar on "Tha OI4 Ktplorara. Uali an4 flark." an4 Mra. arab Mon will apaak on -T&a lorta an4 tbo ur- Trad-r a a a rw r.rnta Tmrrnt-Taihr Ao-la t on will maat rrlday at 3 ocl"-k. Mra. Tonport will apaak on "TbO lito tjltto Tbin In tba llorr.a. a a a aptr K. V. F- CV Sitrhoo will ttnl.a tta ro.at.pona4 maClna Inmorrow In tha homa of Mr. . C. tinffln. ti Uat Ciuan atraaC a a a TTia rll-. 4'partmant of tno I'.alIroa4 Waman'a ilui will mat Tbaraday at 3 o.-l-k witrt Mr Jaanio liirbaal. tal -1aaalan4 iau. Mra. Jawal llrwo wilt pra!4'. a a a l"n4r tia "f lha Woman- firrri-tr of ibo v btto Tampla. a atataa ban-iaat will bo nan la tha rhurrb oa 'r4ajr at ocloca a a a l.nnrtoa rarant-Taacnar Aaao'la a aill maat lodar promptly at 3.4a aclok. Tbo antiro aftrnoo wlJI bo daaoea.l to tho diavuaatnn or tno two n ai t plan aa outlioail by Jfarlntaodant A Idaro-.-tn at a rnt a a a Vnl Tabor Parartt-Tai-bar Aaao- r.n.ofi wtll a"l maat tomorrow. do will poatpona Ita ml. to tbo thlr4 Tl'r.la In Kabruary. Whan Mount TaSor -boai raoa-n a tbo oaaaa-ialloa will rontinio to ri hot luncbaa. aa It All o am.-laBtly In tbo rati. a a a tnataa4 ef boytnar prUao to b a war 4 4 to tha hlcb-acoro plaara ef thatr atrial orranuatloo tho Walnut I'ark ; ia I'Vii baa 4"oata4 tha tnonay to the raooie a tnatttsto an4 aa a raault a a.a.ir familr conalatinc or a widow aaat four ctuldroa wtll beta thair rant pil f jr moativ. a o o taurine ho Boowatortw tho fra lia- paaaary ef the Troplaa laatitato iatil awtra out to tha auburbo to lait pa- I'anta wboi ware aaablo to rorao to th at.? a rr. iorl yooaar aWtora waa4 milaa to wt ! UoUta4 caja o o o rrtlaa4 PaTthotoaTT O'Jb wi:1 moat Tbararfay la rooan If. Library, from 2 t 4 clock. o a o t.-eoktra M-Jthara" an-l Taarhara- Ilia will maat on TkariJir la la ai Bool bouaa. a a a . rrtus4 r.'al-Tachf Co-aO.tl wia I PROMINENT CLUBWOMAN SOCIAL CHAIRMAN FOR TODAY'S MEET I I ivr. nr i-ni vril. flP JKHISII WOMLV. . "v.. - r . 3 a j -.. . a -. --I?."! -. , 7); i A . a-- -V - , O al - (V y t I T. I maat la tho Central Library, room A. t'riday. Confararaae and rommlttaa saettnc will be kali a prevlouily acaaduiad. a e a With the f lrt hint cf fprln waathar romae the aoaalp of club politic and the rumor that la all probability Mra J. A. pecttt will bo tho favorite can didate for the office of praaidant of tho Portland Woman' Club. liar name la' fcairar manuonad by many member of the orsaniialioa and ail peak of bar la the htcbeat term. Mr. Pattit I raneral fadaratloa ratary for the ita of Oraaron. chair maa of the art dapartmcnt of the Womao Club and corr'PndlP see ratary of the Dfon Kedaration of Woman' Club, hho I wall up In Fed aralioa matlar. 1 popular, know club work an-4 la on fri-ndijr Itmi wlttt (anaral fadaratlon effier. It la probable that lb re will be bat faw other chance on the board. The auction will not take place until May. The Domination will be a moniB earllar. Mr. O J. 'ranka la at pre act prodding officer of the club. a a a The Woman' Clelo Welfara Club will maat ob Thuraday at 1.3J o'clock In room K. Central Library. Krhool affair will be diacuned by the mc ra ta r a a e Ladd Parent-Teacher Aaeoclatlon will meet tomorrow at 3:1 P. M. Mr 11 II. Kraaalle will apeak or "Literature for Children. a a a In a telarram ent laat nlcht to Fan ator Chamberlain, at V. aahinar'on. the Women' Political r-'clenc Club of Portland epraaaj anproval of th appointment of Lou I Brandcl tor th fuprcme Court and appealed to the United titate Kenat to approve the appolntmant. The niaaaTe wa altrnad by Mr. Trance M. llawkea, pre Went, .-.d Dr. Lora Dlunoiid. aecratary. It wa -th result of a ra-aolutlon adopted at the club roaetlna yeiterday In th Library. Ttt W aoaVrfal Bee Part It. EARLT tha next tuornlnc the little be wok Tim up. Afler a break faat of honey aad ecca the two ataHed on throufa the forcat toward th city, th be Boatin; on before In th un Itbt Ilka a tiny apeck of sold. At soon Tim came out of the wood Just at th ton of a hilt Far below tretrhed a level, sreen PlklB. In the renter of Bhlcb stood a palace of whit ton. Than Tim noticed comln; acroas ntn diatant mountatna what looked like a rat black cloud. Th thin movral onward and tha boy saw it was a vaat army of men. whoeo bodies ware covered wita curly brown hair and whoa faces were a brlsjht rreen. In their band were Ion, keen sword that Hashed In Ibe sun and mad the dark tanks of soldiers look aa It sprln. klrat with diamond duet. "That ta Ilia army of the Hobo, who Uvea b-ayoad tbo mountain," sal4 the boo. saltlnc do to Tim. Juat than a Klnar'a haraM rod by. II read a paper out loud to Tim: -Wtroever will drive the Bobo away shall marry lb beautiful Princes ilay.-o "Lot oa try and krlp th King ex claimant Tim. "Ikjo t know wbat w could do." r4-ptl-4 the baa. -Weil, w are tired and ran take a Bap for aa boor.- said Tim. dropping oa tbo ground. He laid bis bead on a bad of violeta and sooa forsot bow ttra-d be waa. for the littles porpl blos som were talklnc. -Too bad that th Prlne May and the King are la trouble." said one. a bit talioc the 0 th rest. h la a sweat, gent! lady, aad th old King I so good. X ua4ertnd til great Ilobo wants to daslroy th country If our PUacea will not marry him. It Is It teal ti aa g ready aa a pig and very rude. He caa be easily overcome by tie stla-htaat prick oa a red spot Just back of bis left aar." "L'ld jou bear faat. TttnT said tb bee. bussing about esdtadly. -Certalaly; but wbat of It? replied the boy. "Why. It mean I can help you out la yoor wiah to aad th King." returned the boo. "Come on. bow: let u go dowa Into th vallay and oa to lb caeUe." la a fear hour Tim knocked at the eaatle gale, lie waa admitted to tba King, for th poor maa ara.r 4 at any hara to gal out of bis trouble. - ran defeat the Bobo." said Tim. bravely. "What! you. Uay. rsfitd U4. when tie has bl army and no one can barm blm at all?" exclaimed th King. "Ye. I mean It." replied th boy. "Juat lo what t say. Order your beat soldier to meat the Bobo In a single Cght befor your man and th enemy tomorrow at noon. Oct the llobo to say that it be I defeated bla army will re treat, then place your own men In the woods out of sight at the left. Tell them Bol to chargo till 1 blow the boa '" Th boy wa sur he would win. o the King agreed quickly. At noon the next day the "King sol dier went out on the plain and oon th hug ilobo stalked out. too. Tim saw the bee flying straight for th big. wicked man's bead. It lUhted behind hla left ear. gav blm a sling and the ilobo fell cad to th pUlo with a great crash. m "j-ound th charge on th bu.le. whispered th be to Tim aa h new back to bl friend. Tim blew a loud blaat. The King's men rushed out of trie wood and fell upon the Hobo army, who wer too much astonished at their leadera wail to vn fight. They turned anal flew, never stopping till they reached their own land. Great waa tha rejoicing all over th country. Th King made Tun com to the palac at once, dressed Mm In royal robea and gav him fine apartments. The next nlerht th wedding was cele brated and all over the land there wer dancing, singing and big Area flashing out th Joy of tho people. (Copyright. ll. bT the McClore Navrapeper Hjrrtirate. New York OtT.J MANY VISITORS EXPECTED Large TonrUl Monemcnt to West rrrdlclrd by Kallroad Official. If. A. Buck. Pacific Coast general agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad syalem. I paying a brief visit to Port land. Ilia headquarter are- In ban l rancl.i'-o. Mr. buck say that his moat recent advices from Peniujylvanla headquar ters in the East aro that the tourist movement to the Coast this year will be Just aa heavy as it wa last year when the California fairs were in progress. Hotel Nortonla Dansant every Satur day afternoon. I to 1 o'clock. Special mii' rlalntr refreshments Adv. CASTOR I A -. jor Ioiaiitg uid CMldrea. Pi Kind Yea Ha.a A!i2j$ BcngM SlgnAttaa of WATERY PIMPLES - ON JV1YJACE Developed Into Hard Pimples. Large and Irritated. Face Was in an Awful Condition. HEALEDBYIUTICURA SOAPAND OINTMENT "I erst noticed watery pimple oa my face) which begaa to develop Into bard pimple, aad tbey would disappear Into tb skla aod would I ben eav rnaraa r,V J Jkv upoa any rac. 1 n pmpica r wer lars aad running water all tb Urn aad thay fretered aad Imtatad. My far wa la aa awful ccavU'.loa. "t ran acroaa a Cuiicura 8oaa aod Ointment advor- tt la a Baagacin so I tried Ik I Bra e far well wtita Cuuoira Poap aad tcea sfaa'l lb Ointment oa aod la about a weak time tbey ' disappeared " artcajetber aad I waa entirely weu." (KtgDed) Msra Josephla Ootrb. Boa 133. Boa Elder. Monk. July IS, 1914. Sample Each Free by Mall With X)-P- bkin Book oa requae. Ad draaa poaard Cllcra. Dept. T. iaa. lee. ' Boid throughout Ibe world. Kai.Sa yr Green Tradinq Stamps Given on Charge Accounts if Paid in Full by the 10th of Each Month Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors on 2d Floor Furniture, Rugs, Bedding on 3d Floor Delicious ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BfeEF with Creamed Oysters on Toast. Will Be Served in Tea Room, 4 th Floor, Today. Olds,Wortman $c King Reliable Merchandise--Relidble Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 Home Phone A 6231 Try a REAL CHICKEN ' TAMALE. We serve them in Our Basement Lunch Room. Made according to famous recipe. Great V -Price Sale Women's Skirts Women's $9.75 Skirts at $4.88 Women's $25 Skirts at $12.50 Department, Second Floor YouH need an extra 6kirt to complete your Spring: outfit! Why not choosa or.e now and save half? Fash : ii- r.T.a4 nnnnrMl kilted and full-flare effects, some lUIIttULO lUVUUfl I -' F with lace and net trimmings. "Broadcloths, serges, velveteens, satms, . . a a a TV-wla. 1 1. V U ? aa.lt a. a aw. V a. n V A I etc. Flain colors, checks, stripes $ 9.75 Dress Skirts Now St.KS $11.50 Dress Skirts Now S.".7." $13.50 Dress Skirts Now S0.75 $14.00 Dress Skirts-Now ,$7.0O $15.00 Dress Skirts Now $7.50 Don't overlook this chance to save! $16.50 Dress Skirts Now $ 8.25 $18.50 Dress Skirts Now $ .25 $20.00 Dress Skirts Now $10.00 $22.50 Dress Skirts Now .$11.25 $25.00 Dress Skirts Now $12.50 Two Splendid Waist Bargains BEAUTIFUL WAISTS of Georg ette Crepe, Laces, Nets, Velvets, Chiffon, Messalinc, Taffeta and Crepe de Chine. Light and dark colors, plaids and stripes. Waists worth to $4.50 on PO QO sale today at only PWee'0 ODD LINES WAISTS In lingerie, voiles and linens. High' and low necks, long and short sleeves. In fancy and tailored styles. Plain and striped materials. Models worth up to $5.00 20 QC priced, Wednesday P&.ZrO Special Sale of Valentines At HALF PRICE Center Circle On Main Floor Special assortment of Valentines in various styles, priced for quick selling at JUST HALF PRICE. ANOTHER LOT in assorted J styles, at, your choice, only Other Valentines of the kind chil dren like best, from 5f up to 500 Also a large variety of pretty cards with sentiments to please the older folks at these Special Low Prices. SPECLA.L SHOWING of Valentine Party Favors and Decorations at the Dennison Booth, Main Floor. Notion Sale! Bargain Circle On Main Floor 100-yard Spool Silk in black, CZ white and colors, for only , 5c Bone Collar Buttons, 2 cards 50 Set of 4 Collar, Cuff Buttons 100 10c Pearl Buttons, the card for 50 25c Sleeve Protectors, pair at 150 25c Machine Oil, special now 170 5c Ironing Wax, special today 40 12c Cotton Belting, special at 70 10c Regent Bias Tape, special 50 15c Child's Hose Supporters 100 15c Dressmakers' Pins, put up in ii-lb. boxes, sale special, only 90 5c Sonomor Snaps, dozen, now 30 65c Combination Folding Coat and Pants Hangers, very handy, at 250 vArt Gum, size 24xl18xl18, at 50 25c Snap Tape, special, yard, 160, EASEMENT UNDERPRICE STORE 36-Inch Outing Flannels . At 5c Yd. Basement Splendid heavy quality for gowns, skirts, pajamas, etc Usually 10c. 36-Inch Bleached Muslins At 8c Yd. Basement An extra fine quality, equal to Hope or Blackstone. On sale 8c yd. 39c Day In the Basement 15 Extra Special Bargains in seasonable merchandise for today's selling. No phone orders filled for these specials. 59c Union Suits, at 39c Basement Women's and Chil dren's Fleece-Lined Union Suits and Women's Vests and Pants odd lines 50c and 59c qualities. 17c Towels. 3 jor 39c Basement Hemstitched Huck Towels, size 21x40 inches, with fancy borders. The kind usual ly selling at 17c Three for 390 59c Sheets, each at 39c Basement 72x90 Bleached Sheets on sale at special low price. Finished with 3-in. hem. Ready for use. 59c Sheets 390 $125 Waists, now 39c Basement Broken lines Wom en's Waists in assorted styles. Light and dark colors. Slightly soiled and mussed. Waists worth to $1.25 Wednesday, only 390 Pillow Cases. 3 for 39c Basement Bleached Pillow Cases of excellent heavy grade, with deep hem. Round-thread linen finish. Usual 17c Cases on sale at three for only 390 50c. Underwear, at 39c Basement Men's Heavy Fleece lined Underwear shirts and Drawers in broken assortment of sizes. Underwear of 50c quality, special, garment 390 $1 Drapery Goods, 39c Basement Sunfast Madras in a good selection of patterns and colorings. Beautiful mercerized finish. $1.00 quality, yd. 390 Child's 50c Gowns, 39c Basement Children's. Outing Flannel Night Gowns in sizes from 2 to 6 years. Neat pink, blue stripes. 50c Gowns at 390 Child's Hose, 5 Prs. 39c Basement Children's Ribbed Hose in fast black or tanwith double heel and toe. Full ranga all sizes. 10c Hose, 5 pairs 390 50c Aprons, now at 39c Basement Women's .Coverall Anrnns of lieht and dark per cales. 50c kind on sale for 390 50c Silk Poplins, at 39c Basement 25-inch Silk Warp Poplinj for waists, dresses, etc. Shown in all colors. 50c grade for Wednesday's sale, yard 390 Crepe de Chine, yd 39c Basement Odd lines Crepe de Chine and other double-width dress materials. Worth up to $1.00 at low price of, yd. 390 Men's Ties, 2 for 39c Basement Assorted lot Men's Xies various styles and mate rials. 25c to 35c Ties, 2 for 390 Men's Hose, 2 Pairs 39c Basement Men's black and gray Cashmere Hose in medium weight. Usual 25c Hose, for Wednesday's sale, 2 pairs 390 90c Embroideries. 39c Basement Beautiful Embroid ery Flounces in dainty patterns for waists, dresses, etc 36 to 54-inch widths. Worth to 90c Special at only, the yard 390 Women's Winter Coats woTRJH $18.50 Basement Underprice Store Odd lines Women's and Misses' Winter Coats smart styles in belted and tailored effects. Made from splendid quality wool materials in mixtures, plaids, stripes and plain colors. Coats in this assortment which were marked to sell earlier in the season up to $18.50. Take advantage of this splendid offering. Today at Rummage Sale Dress Goods and Silks Special Lines arid Odd Lots Silks, Wool Materials and Wash Goods priced for quick disposal. A splendid opportunity for thrifty buyers to subblv their needs at big saving. Shop in the morning. 36-Inch Black Silks At 69c Yd. Basement 36-inch Black Silks massalines, taffetas, Faille, Ra jah, London Cords, excellent $1.00 grades, priced special, efiCkg yard at low price of only"'" 50c China Silks at 39c Basement 27-inch China Silks of fine smooth weave and finish. Shown in all staple colors and also in evening shades. OQi Usual 50c kind, tfie yard JeVie 65c Wool Materials At49cYa Basement 36-inch Wool Serges of superior quality. New ship ment just received. Latest Spring shades. These are excel-5.Q lent 65c materials yard eV 1a Wash Poplins 15c Yd. Basement 27-inch Wash Poplins of splendid quality. Shown in black, white, tan, pink, blue, cream and other colors. f CZ Special for one day, yd. -a--" New Crepe Gingham At82cYd. Basement 1500 yards of Crepe Ginghams in this special lot on sale Wednesday. Checks, plaids, stripes, etc. 12Mc O fog grades on sale at, yard O New Cheviots 10c Yd. Basement New Wash Cheviots in choice assortment of patterns and new Spring colors. Extra good quality for boys' J fir waists and shirts. Yard X v1- $1 Union Suits At 59c Basement Women's Elastic ribbed Union Suits high or low necks, long or short sleeves, ankle length. Medium Qf weight, $1.00 grade for' 10c Cotton Batts 7c Each Basement Pure white Cotton Batts for comforters. Medium size roll, such as usually sells at 10c. On sale today at the special price of only Boys' $3 Rain Coats At $1.98 Basement Only a limited num ber of Coats in this lot. Sizes ,6 to 12. Guaranteed rainproof material. Worth C 7 . Q Q up to $3.00, now eXaaO Basement Millinery Millinery Braids in Black JjEf And Colors -Special Bolt V Basement Braids are to be used extensively for the New Spring Hats, therefore this sale will be of interest to every women who plans on making her own Hat. 1000 bolts in this immense lot. Black i CZn and various colors in fine and rough effects. Special, the bolt" Special Showing of Spring Hats SATIN HAT SHAPES in white, red, navy, brown, rose, cham pagne and black. Newest Spring models at very reasonable prices. SPECIAL SHOWING of smart new Leather Hats for Early Spring wear. Distinctively new and fashionable. Lowest prices. Men's $1.75 UnionSuits At 73c Basement Can you wear size 42? If so here's a bargain you cannot afford to overlook. Fac tory samples of Men's Heavy ribbed Union Suits in ecru and white. Made with the cele brated "Cooper Klosed Krotch" and extra well finished. Grades usually selling at $1.50 and $1.75 but only in size 7 42 Wednesday, suit at 15c Embroideries . At 5c Yd. Basement Dainty Edges and Insertions in fine Ca'mbric and Swiss, widths from 3 to 8 inches. Usual 10c and 15c Em- EZ broideries on sale at, yard af $1.50 Trimmings At 19c YdT Basement Novelty Laces, Bands, Allovers, Galloons and Fancy Embroidered Trimmings. Odd lines worth to $1X0 1Qr at low price of, the yardX Girls' $1.50 Dresses At 87c Basement Odd lines of Girls' Wash Dresses in ginghams, per cales, etc. Broken sizes, 07 6 to 15; worth to $1.50,0 f W Sale Oa-a-T . T?v r1 rtrl AT rVt Of VTf 1&L4T atJlUJll'al.CU' "x In the Basement Underprice Store Set cf 3 gray enameled Sauce Pans 1 each 1, Hi and Offa-a 2-qt. sizes. Priced special-'-'11' W-qt. Dish Pans, special at 350 4- qt. Berlin Covered, Kettle 350 1-qt. Handle Sauce Pans at 120 2-qt. Handle Sauce Pans for 140 2',2-qt. Handle Sauce Pans at 150 2-qt. Covered Kettles, for 250 3-qt. Covered Kettles, for 300 5- qt. Covered Kettles, special 350 7-qt. Covered Kettles, special 450 1-qt. Double Boiler now at 400 2- qt. Double Boiler, special 500 3- qt. Double Boiler, special 600 Gray Enamel. Sink Strainer 150 Broom Sale 25c Parlor Brooms, special 200 35c Parlor Brooms, special 250 50c Parlor Brooms, special 350 65c Parlor Brooms, special 500 75c Parlor Brooms, ' special 600 We give S. & H. Trading Stamps. Handled Strainer, special at 150 Enameled Soup Strainer at 170 No. 6 Tea Kettles, special at 450 No. 7 Tea Kettles, special at 500 No. 8 Tea Kettles, special at 550 9- inch Jelly Cake Pans' now 80 10- inch Jelly Cake Pans now 100 10- inch Basting Spoons, now 50 12-inch Mixing Spoons, now 80 1- qt. Tea or Coffee Pots for 250 1-qt. Tea or Coffee Pots Ji50 2- qt. Tea or Coffee Pots for 350 1- quart Milk Pans, now at 60 2- quart Milk Pans, now at 90 3- quart Milk Pans, now at 100 $1.50CedarMopOutfit For Only $1 $1.00 Cedar Triangular Mop large size, with adjustable han dle and 50c package of O'Cedar 011 total value is Z f fkfl $1.50 both, only ipXa-ll