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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, THURSDAY , EVENING.' MAY 18. 1C37.
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For Honeot Valueo Theae Items Are Unequaled
Any one who has ever answered our advertisements knows by experience that we never exaggerate not even
: r to the extent of a cent' Take tomorrow's items and you'll find prices exactly as advertised. s i v
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CHURCH
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Dr. C JV Aked, th former Liverpool
minister, now the pastor "".of. the staid
and conservative Fifth Avenue Baptist
church of New fork. City, commonly
called! the Rockefeller church, bu an
lectrlo elm over the main entrance,,
which la tlx feet by three feet, the let
ters formlnr -the name of the -church.
He borrowed the Idea from the Great
White Way, aa brilliantly lighted -Broadway
la called. The Fifth Avenue Bap
tist ' church la one of the oldest , and
moat conservative of the denomination
In New Tork.' It Is situated on Forty
sixth street, near Fifth avenue. :
. Dr. Clarence True Wilson of Qraee
Methodist church .of this city, .when
asked to comment on Dr. Aked's action,
spoke moat highly and approvingly of
It : . : H.-?:
X think," be said, "that churches
should be -made as attractive as the
saloons are. If Dr. Aked has dons this
thing for such an old and conservative
chilrch as the Fifth Avenue Baptist he
has Justified Rockefeller's choice of him
aa a pastor. Rockefeller is known for
his good Judgment No, we will not
get up to that point for many years in
Portland. Portland believes In making
her churches Just aa difficult and Inac
cessible as possible and In painting
them as dark as they can dirt' color
will do. But they shouM be. made as
asy to get Into from the ground floor
and as brilliantly lighted as -any x
sort, down down." r-v-,.'.p5.t-w;
I Juvenile Comfort.
too often wi forget that the lltUs
nea In the house feel the peed,' aa we
alder' ones do, fit a spot that they can
call their very own. ' How. should we
Ilka it I wonder.' to live In a place where
all the- furniture towered above our
heads, where- pictures, were so far off
that we would have to strain our necks
to look at them, and where the house
was meant onlr for the big ones; with
out. aa one little lad said, lany little
boy end to If ? ,.v.--;."-., ! x .
It la not often possible to give, each
child a room entirely bis own. and in
deed, too much- room la lonesome -or
a. child, but a little corner can be ar
ranged where he may have ,hls own
books, his cloture, his toys, and, 1m
porunt aid to bla comfort, a place to
sit down where his feet may touch the
floor. " - ' . ; .
Sometimes this has been accomplished,
as is told by Mrs. Cook in the May
"Circle." She aays: aTwo sych corners
that I have lately ; seen are most
attractlY. -and afford constant delight
to their owners. One belongs to three
iitti ariris. and Is In the sunniest cor
ner of the livlnf room. "A square of
gray-areen denim fitted Into the corner
ss a floor covering marks the preempt
ed territory. A picture moulding Just
within reach of the tallest girl provides
a limit as to wall space, as well Ss a
support for a jeally beautiful collection
of pictures, the property of the three
little malda, representing various birth
dav and holiday tokena : Suspended
from the molding these numerous tokens
make a veritable picture gallery, and
furnish material for many a. delightful
etory when mama visits the corner. Toys
snd books galore, doUs and dolls' fur
niture, and a bewitching tea table, lav
ishly fitted out, are au in evianc.-une
owners of this little "paradise" never
Wwit It, while the Saturday afternoon
teas, with their little mends rrom out
side, are social events of, great Import
ance in their juvenne woria.
The other, corner belongs to a small
boy, and is in the library of his home,
where tall book cases mark Its bound
ary llnee. The corner is not a sunny
one, but the i little -boy's motber baa
made It 'rarely bright She saved the
covers of the magazine that cornea with
BRONCHI AITTROUBLES
Readily Yield to Soothing, Healing
Treatment of Hyomel. ?
Bronchial troubles are purely local
They cannot' be helped by stomach dos
ing The are caused by Irritation in
. t-i a ir riBjiBftffe and can be relieved
cured by medicated air alone. In
v,i. ies the secret of the great sue
cess of Hy-o-mel In the treatment of
bronchial trouDiea. -, . -- '
The Hy-o-mel medication, laden with
-nature's reraedlesra- breathed -through
.w. nat nncket inhaler that comes with
every oufet, reaching every part of the
bronchi tubes and . k'lllng at once the
WSe germs.;. It allays au lrntaiion
hA . nnmlm tna iniiammauon uis
- . .t.iu
mucous - membrane .-, wim , vmm
Treatment with sprays, douches and
atomisers In bronchial troubles Is con
demned by the best physicians, aa they
cauae further irritation, .ti.it-.
The first breath of Hy-o-meifs medi
r aeema to Sooth the inflamma
tion, atop the cough and thua relief
' soon becomes permanent and a-cure re
sults. , ' - . -
We do not want any one's money un
less Hyomel gives relief and cure, and
we absolutely egree that money will be
refunded -unless the remedy gives satis
faction. ,:;...
' - All druggists should be able to sup
ply rou with Hyomel or we will send It
by mall on receipt of price,-ILOO, and
very package is sold with the distinct
understanding that It costs nothing un
less It cures..- Booth's Hyomel company,
Buffalo, NSW Tork. - ,
the Sunday paper until aha had enough
to make a border around the 'wall the
length of the corner. All are gaily , col
ored, and represent child Ufa . Pasted
upon a strip of bright red mercerised
satesn and tacked (with artists' tacka)
upon the wall. Just high enough to be
oh a Una with the small boy's eyes, they
are the object of his pride and admira
tion -The center of the space Is oc
cupied by a child's oak desk, to which
Is sdded a desk chslr that turns around
"Just like papa'e." In bla desk the small
proprietor keeps' paper, pencils, picture
cards, and, because the Inside of the
desk cover .Is a blackboard, there . are
also crayons and eraser. On ons side
of the desk some shelves hold a marvel
ous collection of engines, wagons, ani
mals, balls, and various things Sear to
the heart of the small boy. All the top
shelf IK reserved for books. 1 What la
left of floor space holds a tiny couch
for ths proud owner to rest upon when
tired of play, y It is provided with a
lumber robe and a pillow.- These were
the afshan and pillow of the little boy's
parrlage when hs was a . tbaby. They
were white then, but they are a bright
red npw, for the boy's mamk knows ths
value of dye. I almost r or rot to men
tion that among the toys is a big Noah's
srk. It was given to the little boy by
his grandma, and la the only toy he
plays with on Sundays; he never plays
with It on week days.
; , y v Simpler Refreshments.
While dressing gro.rs more elaborate
for social affaire, refreshments seem to
grow simpler. At one affair in Phila
delphia the supper was served wun
much cut glass,- silver and exquisite
china about; but It, was only assorted
sandwiches, coffee, lemonade, and eon-
fectlona Ons feature .of the decora
tion here -ras fruits placed in beautiful
dishes. At another, the opening of a
magnificent home In a f smaller city,
the table bore an immense nowi or
American Beauty roses on a Flemish
lace centerpiece. , . , A -
At the corners were ran comports
filled with orystallsed whits grapes, the
stem tied with an American Beauty
bow, and on the othsr corners were con
fections. These were two twisted opera
sticks of pale green candy, with a spray
of American Beauty candy roses spread
on them as If climbing. The refresh
ments were simple but elegant and
quickly served. They were a merlngua
kiss filled with Ice cream, .coffee and
the oonfectiona runoh was served from
aa lamenae out glass bowl. ,
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' 4 A Paper Bag Kettle.
"I had no hot water for shaving at
the little country "hotel," said the drum
mer, "and accordingly heated soma In a
paper bag." .... .. ; ,-: . -.- - .
"Heated hot water w a paper bSgT'i ,
"Sure." - x: : : '.;
"How can that be done?" ' '
Tou take a stout paper bag or an
envelops will do as well fill It with
water and hold It over a gas flams or a
limp.; The -water heats readily. ; Ths
paper doesn't burn because It is wet.
and wet paper is a singularly tough and
non-combustible substance..
"Many and many a time have X heated
over the gas Jet an envelope or a paper
tag of hot water for my shaving, and
not once nave z naft aa accident."
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Can It BeT
New York Commercial: ; "Women at
the peace conference violently shouted.
No! no" to the advloo to keen our
powder dry. Can It be that there's
new-sort rubbed on dampT" :.
A DAILT MENU.
Breakfast '
Halved Oranges. Cereal. Muffins,
Luncheon. -" - '
Veal Loaf. . Eso&lloped Potatoea
Quince Preserves with. Cream.
Hot Biscuit '
Oraham Wafera Tea,, tl
Dinner. ' - ,
Ox-tail Soiip, ' -. Wafers. '
Planked Shad. Potatoea Natural
Spinach with Egg. v
"' . Sliced Pineapple. ' ,
Cake. . . , Coffee. - Cheese.
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Paired by Lot. . ' ,
An Ingenious hostess has invented a
new method of dealing with ons of the
principle difficulties incident to dinner
parties -that ot pairing on the guesta
On arriving In' ths 1 drawing room ths
guetsflnd two taKta run, or flowers
Hidden in the blossoms are numbered
tickets. ' Ths men are requested to shut
tneir eyes, put a nana into me nasaet
adorned, with forget-me-nots or some
other blue flower; and pull put a card.
The ladles perform a like - ceremony.
drawing their tickets from a bower of
pink v: blossoms; generally rosea The
corresponding numbers then Jook for
each other, andfthavlnafsorted' them
selves out fratr off and ge to dlnneat Of
course, under this system the hostess
foregoes all crsdlt tot the harmonious
arrangement of the guests If 'the din
ner passes off brightly. - But If it Is' a
failure in this respect, because couples
are ill assorted and conversation lags
heavily, the ' advantage of the new
method Is that the bored guests have no
grievance agalnc. their hostess aad can
only rail at fate,
BLUE LAW SUNDAY IN "
WIDE OPEN IDAHOTOWN
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Harrison. Idaho, May !. The state
Sunday-closing law was strictly observed
here Sunday last by the business men of
tho elty. s Every stors had run wide
open, as had also the aaloons, hero for
many years on Sunday, but last Sunday,
for the first Urns In ths pity's history,
not a store nor a saloon was opened,
All observed tho law to the letter. The
saloons did a big business Saturday
night . "bottling up?, to keep spirits la
their customers until Monday morning.
.. If you are getting "stoop-shouldered"
advertise for more help In the Journal.
Even
To
The:
Thread We Uge:
We exercise the great
est care to use only good
thread thread that will
wear well and hold its
color; not a very impor.-.-
, tant,ltenvyou may say- ;
; but we merely mention it
to emphasize the particu-.
lar pains we take that, our v;
' t work shall not be lacking :y
in even ' the least impor-
iant detaiL Youll like
; Columbia tailoring for its
high character its style
y its " real - merit . all
through. ? And progres
sive business methods en
: able us to save expense la
" more than one direction
which means a saving in
cost to you.
V' AND; NOW FOR THE .
Summer Suit
Let us show you how '
, much iashion and' service -we
can put into a light- . '
weight Summer suit , and
' what a decidedly superior
- suit we can make for you
for very moderate outlay.
; Suits......r$20 to $40
. Trousers $4 to $ 1 0 .,
Cfix.VT PBECLET. Miwttr
Elks' Bldg, 7th and Stark.
uaay uaucrpnocu ppocioxs lor uxaiu x xiaay
This season's showing or wholly new, pretty, tasteful Dress Goods Is by fat the best w have ever shown. ' Prices for Friday ar always
than the market. That's an. important fact concerning this store. It has been mentioned in our store news. But it's interesting;
to bear frequent repetition. 'And with that fact, this additional onei Always qualities that are thoroughly good, however low the
enoagh
price.
lower than the market. ' That's an. important fact concerning; this store,
to bear freauent repetition. 'And with that fact, this additional onei
7 Today's news Is of new summer weights that have just arrived. Read, further. . Every paragraph . relates to an excellent saving.
THIS SEASON'S MOST STYLISH SUITINGS SOLD REGULARLY AT $U5 A YARD, WILL BE 69. SEE MORRISON STREET
WINDOW DISPLAY Tomorrow's offerings iu .this department will be worth a special trip to the store. These, Suitings are the moat
stylish goods of the season Novelty ranama suitings in overplaid and check styles in pretty contrasting shades of blue, tau and gray; light
weight woolens 52 to 56 inches wide, and an brand new stuff s in full piece. It it not a sale ot snort lengths, old or shelf worn
goods but clean, new goods; juit the kinds you would be glad to pay fulrpnce for. The pattern are
' tereited, be here at the opening hour 8 o'clock. Beit $125 Grades, specially priced for Bargain Friday
30o ChalUcb 28o
30-inch half-wool Challes in an exten
sive assortment of, pretty patterns,
' cream grounds with neat rings, dots
and figures also attractive Persian
pattern in a great variety light, cool
Vand washable extra good values at
, 39c s yard; epecially priced for OQ
Bargain riday.. aqi
Now Novelty Gulting
75o to 91.00 Values at
59o
Forty-two to 46-inch new Notelty Suitings, fine Panama weaves
In s great assortment of attractive patterns, neat stripes, checks
and broken plaids in all the newest shades, an excellent dust
repelling fabric for summer wear. For tomorrow there will be
Just enough Sot a busy, day's selling. Regular 73c and PQ
1.00 grade, all go at one price. Bargain Friday at......jJyC
K niu wi uiub, im ana gmy, ugoi .
lengths, old or shelf worn - if "
particularly pretty. If in-. QJ
75o Socillian 40o
50-inch Mohair - Secillianin colors, '
black,' navy, cardinal, brown, gray, etc
correct Summer weight, one of the
most popular dust shedding fabrics.
Never before sold for less than 75c '
S yard; Specially priced for one Ja -day
only,' Bargain Friday at.V..SvC
Dooidod Bargains
for lion-
'"- Unusual Values tomorrow la ths
men's section. Fridays special of
ferings include Just what many
men are particularly anxious to
get at this tips 1 summer - under
wear, shirts, socks, etc and ths
savings are especially attractive. ,
Men's 50c Underwear 8 Men's
fine elastic Ribbed Shirts and
Drawer, salmon color shirt are
made with fine elastic ribbed neck.
They sell regularly at 50c per gar
mentSpecial for Bargain
Friday ......;..........,..'
Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts TOf An
excellent display of men's whits
dreia shirts with either stiff or
pleated bosom. Best to be had
at $1.00 each Special Bar- 7Q
gain Friday
Men's 25c Fancy Socks 18 A
bargain for men in a fine assort
ment of fancy hose in plain tan,
fancy embroidered and lace effects;
also a line bf nobby stripe effects.
Sold reguiany at . c apcciu
Bargain Friflay, per , c 18c
Boys' 35c Blouse Waists
. Bargain Friday we place on special
..I. . In . aI Ram' Tilniia
Waist; all pretty pattern; col
or, white, tan snd blue and many
neat designs in stripe and figure.
Size 4 to 14 years never before
sold for.le than 35c Special
price Bargain Ytiity, 29C
Men's 15c Kerchiefs 10 A line
of pretty plain white cross bar
cambric handkerchiefs, finished
with neat hemstitched hem made
of nice soft grade material, ready
to use. Our regular selling price
15c Special Bargain Fri-.; A
day ..............,. lyW
SojnoLittlo-Priccd
Notions and Ari
Gkods for rriday'o
Sollinc:
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, A we paragraph concerning
some wee things at wee prices, but
it will bold intense interest for
most - people economical people.
These 'figures are about one-third
less thsa- thf svery-day prices on
the same (oooa, ana ncj were
low-miced even at the regular
prices. - s ;
35c Pillow Tops, iScOur diaplay
of Xithographed Pillow Topa is
pattern, exclusive design; jegu-
iany soa at jjc wu .
Friday .;...............,
75c Pillow Tops, 40 New -ortment
of uk pillow top the
style and pattern are unrivaled
" In the city; excellent - grade" ailk.
Our usual price 75e Special
Bargain Friday ...,40f
1 75c- Shopping' Bags, 39o An ' as
sortment of Shopping Baf s, cora
pruing every thin ..new,-in,-draw
tring atyle. Colors Black and
. Brown only. - Regularly sell at
75c Special Bargain Friday. .3
- 50c Dresalng Cotnhs, 39o A line
of German Silver Mounted Dress
ing Comb, extra heavy mounting,
food quality. Bet 50c quality
pedal Bargain Friday....... 3e
, Whiak Broom; 20c grade Bar-
gain Friday
Needle Book 7c grade Bargain
Friday ,
Stocking Darner f 10c grade
Bargain Friday. ...... . .6
Boys' Wit Supporters; 25c grade
Bargain Friday ......... ...14
" tjnen Box Pafteri ' 50e - ouality
BargainlFriday. :.'.?. .Z9f
Shell Hair Pins; 25c quality Bar
gain Friday.. 14
Shell Side Combs; 15c quality
Bargain Friday. ............. . .9e
Shell Side Comb; 25c quality
Bargain Friday ,..r..v19e
Playing Card; convex- corners:
Bargain Friday. .105 and"15e
' Another Fontons Stooldns Solo
,; - ' ' See Morrison Street .Window
A Solo of 7omon'8 ronoy Hosiery
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Be8t25o,05of 60o
Grades Choice .
15 4s
Not s clearance lot, but a (pedal purchase Just received. Without
doubt the biggest and best bargain sale of Women's Fancy Hosiery
ever offered. , A most extraordinary offering for tomorrow. - Another
purchase direct from the manufacturer that will make tomorrow's sale
at the Hosiery counter the heaviest in months. The entire fancy line
of the largest manufacturer in the country secured at a small frac
tion of the original price. All styles that srs new, but only a
few doten of a ityle. The largest assortment ever offered at this
price: 800 pairs Tan Allover Lace; 600 pairs Black Lace Boots; 900
pairs Black Silk Embroidered: 750 pairs Black with Metallic Figures;
450 pairs Gray with Black Polka Dots; 600 pairs Gray Extracts
with large Polka Dots; 700 pairs Gray Extracts of Fancy Designs; 900
pairs Black with Unbleached Soles. Best 25c, 35c and 50c vIC
grades; on sale Friday and Saturdaywhile they last.,..., ....ldC
Children'. Stockings, Best 35o Quality, 15o
About -500 dozen Children's Iron Clad Stockings for both boys and
gin, cxifs scitj iff igui, tuu wiui i ccuimiiu ini man tuc, uic
quality is laenncai wiin inose on saie in every nrst-ciass siore in
Portland at sic a pair, we offer yon the entire lot, m most au
sizeit purchase a many pairs ss yon wish, tomorrow ss f C
long. as they last at, per pajr.. luC
Horo Wonderful Valuca in Domeatio
Seotion for Priday's Great Solo
, You will find many splendid bargains here tomorrow. That more
money can be saved on such homo needs by buying at Roberts Bros.'
has been demonstrated dearly time and time again. Prudent women
will provide for future as well as present wants now. wote the great
sayings,, for ; bargain . raaay. , y , J-; ''Xi-.'- f"-
Jlczlcy Serffe and Como Suitings, 18o and
-'20o Grades, Bargain Friday, Only 106
For your own ene of economy, take note of this iqoet unusual of
fering About 200 piece of Henley Serge and Como Suitings In a
complete assortment of desirable styles, checks, stripe nd plaids,
fxact copies of this season's most favored woolen fabrics, .excellent
wearing quality, absolutely fattjcolora; medium, light and dark color,
sold alover the city at 18c and 20c a yard; apeciaUy priced in.
fof Bargain Friday at...... ..' ...r..W..lUC
Couch Covers An entirely new assortment ot Roman and oriental
triped Couch, cover; reversible; fringed all around. Siae, 3 yards
by 50 inchea. Unequaled . $1J0 value Special Bargain -J J
Fruid Huch Towels Good srade huck Towels: siae 18x36. ' Exeeo-
tionaily good value at the regular price, 10c Special Bargain Q
Friday. U ; . . .i r. , .i.. ..... OC
Another Great Sale of
Good Shoes ,
TomorroV" Bargain FrldsyMu both departments, main floor
and basement. Every possible convenience will be afforded to our
visitors. The floo)Mpace ife,or.w4oi that devoted o
any former spedrt offering: of Shoes in this stors and the assignment
of salespeople, caamers ana wrappers wiu oe equal tojna large ae-
tMBa spsctta.'" - i , rf, . ,-:tjV
Over Twonty-ilvo.Tlioucxuid Pxiira of
Shoc3 Aro in This OEering
The Shoes are all fresh, The upper leathers In them are pliable
and sound, l he soles art of solid and strong sole leathers of high
grades. The entire collection .should command your attention for
quality. - .;.--,
Some of the prices art one-third and some are one-half below
the retail prices of equal shoes in the market today. , Or reversing
the statement, some of them would cost you one-half more and some
of them would cost you doable elsewhere.
Inelndo Shoes for lien. Women.
f ftBoyo and Girls-WbmenV White
Canvna Psfords. Wonderful Volnea
Four qualities to choose from and each one'apecially reduced iof Bar
gain Friday Women's White Canvas Oxfords in all the best style,
with plain toe and tip, high and low heel, blucher and plain lace
light and heavy soles, Oxford that are good "all through," on sale
tomorrow at the following reduction! - .
Regular $L50 Oxfords Friday at.... ..................... ;..t.OO
Regular $100 Oxfords Friday at.... ; $1.50
Regular $20 Oxfords Friday at.. ...,. f 1.75
Regular $3.00 Oxfords Friday at.......... ................ ...a.00
Men's Shoes and Oxfords fa sfl the best styles and leathers, 4? Of?
$3 JO and $4.00 values. . ' ...,..'.. . . yMOJ
Women's Shoes' snd Oxfords in all faahionable leathers, or
regular $3.00 and $3J0 value.... .......i.,..;........!
Women's Shoes snd Oxfords, all up-to-dats styles, regular 1 ff
$2J0 and $3.00 values. ... ....... . .. . ..... .......... ..V lv J
Boys' and Girls Shoes, shoes that are made to stand htd
wear, $U0 values.... -.........'........'.;.. ...... ....'...
Misses' Oxfords in Patent Colt, all new styles, rejular 52.C3 C"i n
and $22i values. . . . o .'.'. t 1 1 - l
Women's; Knit
PontSf Umbrella
Stylo r
'Bent - ?
75o 'fi . ' :
Qual
ity ;
at
43o
A Great Sale Tomorrow I A spe
cial purchase of about 50 dozen
Women's White Lisle Thread
Pants, on sale tomorrow at one
third less than regular; perfect fit
ting, well made garments, umbrella
style, nicely trimmed - with fine
torchon lace, fine Jersey ribbed, all
sizes, splendid valuer at 75c; spe
cially priced for one day on- AO
ly Bargain Friday, at.....xJC
Greatest NeokwoV
Sale of Season
Turnovers and Stock Collars by
the Thousand 36 -different styles
to choose from, never known to'
sell at anv such price before: worth
from 10 to 20c each Special Je
ssie Bargain Friday. 1C
Lacs Stock Collars In every style,
shape and pattern, made of baby
Irish, Irish PoinV Veniae, Orien
tal and Net Laces; also hundreds
of beautiful embroidered stocks in
rich St Gall patterns; regular prices
35c, 45c, 50c each Special Q -Sale
Bargain Friday, each...XOC
Cleon-np Solo of
Ribbons
Great Clean Up sale of plain and
fancy-ribbons from 4 to 5 inches
wide 10,000. yards In lot Beau
tiful assortment, every piece fresh
and desirable. -All colors, ' also '
white and black. Sell regularly at
20c. 25c and 30c yard--Spe- f '.;
cial Bargain Friday. . . J.'xC .
Beantifnl Embroi
dery Hednccd
Allover Embroidery 24 Inches
wide, made of fine, sheer Swisaand .
Chiffon Cloth. Sell regularly at
$1.25 and $liO-Special C ,
Bargain Friday; per yard.. UeC:;
Corset Cover Embroidery 18 ?
inches wide; extra good quality:
deep embroidery patterns the kind
that aells at 35c Special. 9-
Bargain Friday .; wt;
Embroidery Edgings - -Widths n
from 2J4 inches up to 8. Beauti
ful design in matched patterns;
valuea 15c, 20c and 25c. 1 1
Special at i.. ... ... 1
Women's
Children's Samplo
Parasols
HALF-PRICE
A GREAT PURCHASE OP 1.000
PIECES OVER 100 STYLES-
NO TWO ALIKE An assortment
we believe to be uneaualcd. Cer
tainly sufficient variety to suit ev
ery fancy, r A great purchase , of
1.U00 pieces the entire sample line
of Gans Bco. of Baltimore, bought
at 50c on the dollar, and now on
sale at the same big saving. The
line consist of all -the latest crea
tions, in white snd colors, in toth
linen and silkj details of r
and finish are not needed. Tie t-
sortment is perfect. We bsve t' t s
from 20c up to 15X3. 11 u -
extraordinary saving: c;r ;r
an Opportti- ty t at r. j r v: ;
man caa :. . rd n r . :
and attfni this t ""' I t "
row tr.i 'f r! r r r
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