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' THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTL AND.. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL' . 5. '1003.
I wrltlna hav formed th study of th
club for aaveral - month. Mordaunt
OivMlnlrMiai. vilavd Avril hfanA mint.
HE STORE NOTED FOR BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES!
hera, and was aooompanlat for Mlaa
Evelyn Hurley, who aang charmingly
sod raaponded to an encore, . Vloleta.
th club flower, were ud in deoora-
tlon. mnd war worn by th member.
Light rafreahmenta wer served In th
dining room from am ail table. Th
next meeting will be at th home of
&sttfBe!tv Purses, Veilings, Neckwear, GlovesT Parasols, Waists, Hosiery," Etc
Mra Q. M. Ollnea, tit East Everett
treat Taka M.-V. or E-A. oars.
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i HE season of wedding la at hand.
Tht Eaater" weddings are among
the prettiest of th jrr and
many joying women realising
thla hav announced tha week
"Immed'lateljr following Eastr for their
wedding.
Tha firet of th April weddings waa
celebrated lot night when Mlaa Maud
Hahn and CUrenea Booth Lamont of
SeattI were married. Originally their
intention wu to have an Eaater wad
ding but arrangement to- pend Eaater
'Ja New Tork neceaaltated a Lenten
'wedding and tha ceremony wag Jhera
Mora1 mad , less elaborate. Tha color
, plan' waa yellow, a color that haa pre-
vU4 throughout tha luncheon and
'tea riven for her. Her maid of honor
was Mlaa Delia Hahn. her alater. and
her brldeamalda were Mlaa Maud How
-ell and Mlaa Ethel Shea. Tha beat man
waa F. Wjrnn Palmer of Virginia, and
the uahera were T. 8. McOrmth and
XUIph Hahn. The wedding waa oele
bratod at 8t Mark'a Episcopal church
' and a reception followed at th hand
- some Hahn home on Corneli road. Th
rrlriesmalda were gowned In yellow
. aatlo on aeml-empire llnea and wor
, black picture. haU . with . a weeping
plumes and carried bouquet of black
eyed fiuaana. Miaa Delia Hahn wore
white filet net over chiffon and taf
feta in yellow with a whit hat and yel
low hyacinth. Tha brlda wor white
, ducheaa eat In- eut empire. With a panel
of old lata, a long veil and natural or
ange bloeaoma." Mr. arid MY. ' lcmont
have gone to New Tork to be gone six
week and will live In Seattle, where
Mr. Lamont ta preaident and manager
,of tha Pacific Engineerrmr-ooinpanyi . -Enater.
week .will be gay with four
, wed 4 Id a f aome prominence. Tues
day evening, April tl, Miaa Edwina
Bairfl Maatlck and Genald. Aotluax t
Kan FranHee will be married at B-tO
at the Firet Unitarian "church.- Thia
will be a pink wedding and the bride'a
alater. Mr.- T. M. .Patteraon.. will be
the matron of honor, her two sisters.
Miaaea Car a and Maud Maatlck. and
Mlaa Wilma Flake and Miaa Lulu King
will be th bridesmaid. Warren Swayn
of San Franclaco will be'the beat -mam.
Tha aame evening at the aame hour
Mlaa Agnea Hill and Horace Chapman
will be married at Trinity church. Mlaa
Hill' maid tf honei will be Miaa Judith
Hcott and there will be four attendant
matrons, VI recent brldea, Mr a. Walter
Uadxbr. Mrs. Ambroae Bcott. Mr. El-
mthan Sweet and Mra. Ben Gadaby
The beat man will be Elnathan Sweet
and tha uahera Ben Gadaby, Walter
Ondfcbv.- Ambrose Bcott and Arnold
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.Laura, Gala Dunne and John Kr will
(h marrlfd at a home wedding at Colo
nel David M. Dunne's home. Mlaa
Xuclle Dunne, a slater of the bride, will
-Je the maid of honor and Mlaa Ethel
8hea will be the attendant brideamald
Sand will aing. The beat man will be the
brides brother Tana uunna, wno win
me up from Ban Franclaco lor the
weddlnar. The ceremony will be for
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t-ia Luciie Smith will be married with
a ouiet ceremony at the home of her
aunt. Mra. K..H. BlrdsalL to Edmund
Bennineton Levy. Miaa Edith Levy,
the bridegroom's slater, will, be tha
maid of honor and Louia Cronla the
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- Miaa Edwina Maatlck, brid-lct, waa
tha arueat of honor at a pink shower
given her laat Saturday by Mlaa Evelyn
BelL The rooma were decorated entirely
in nlnk. -, and heart wa tha aame
.2 played. Mra. Arthur Kerron and Miaa
Harah Rogera were th priie-wlnners.
f The guesta ; .were Mlaa Leila Rogera,
Mlaa Grace Lot t man, Mra. T. M. Pat
teraon and the Miaaea Edwina, Cara and
Maud Maatkck.
Mra Jamea Alexander Ellla (Helen
Lytic W entertained recently for Mlaa
Maatlck with five hundred. Mlaa Maa
tlck won tha prise.
Mra. Charlea K. Stolte (Arvllla Mc
Gulro) gave a picture' ahower for her
Friday, and card a war played.
Tha Miaaea Marahall entertained In
formally at the Hill Monday afternoon
with five tablea of brldg in compli
ment ta Mra H. A. Bodine, who leave
thia week for Salt - Lake City, after
apendlng tha winter here. Tha Miaaea
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ding' will take place at th Hotel Tot
ter. Mr. aad Mra.' Barne have a hand
aome home in Irvlngton. and ar apend
lng the winter In aouthern California.
Their daughter is prominent and popu
lar in aociai ciroiea or irvingion.
tain Rovnnlda now haa hla home
Medford, where he la a aubetantlal
fruitgrower and land owner, but ha waa
rormeriy in th ahip cnanaiery oui
neaa here.
Brlda) entertalnmenta have been Che
chief point of Intereet the paat wees.
Mlaa Hahn who ia moat popular In many
circles haa been entertained oontlnually.
Monday evening Mr. and Mis. F. O.
Buff urn entertained with a dinner of alx
covera. followed by a theatre party at
th Heillg and aupper afterwards. Tha
gueata were Mlaa Hahn, Mr. Lamont,
Mra Sarah For bee, and F. Wynn Pal
mer Of Virginia.
Tuesday evening Jamea Alexander en
tertained with bridge at hi mother
home on Wlllamotte Helghta. Ml Shea
and Mr. Lamont were tha pria wlnnera.
The gueata were Mlaa Hahn, Mr. La
mont, Mr. and Mra. Newell Barnard,
Mr. and Mra Frank Ransom. Mlaa Nel
lie Lorkwood of Saginaw. Michigan;
Dr. Paul Trulllnger, Miaa Maud Howell,
Mr. and Mra. Harry Humphrey, Mr. and
Mra. Arthur McComb, Mlaa Laura
Dunne. Mlaa Ethel Shea, John Ker and
William caaueman.
Tueadav afternoon Mra. George WU
lard Brown entertained at bridge. The
living-room waa In yellow and tha din
ing-room in pink. Th luncheon Cloth
was pink linen wltn heavy cream lace
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I 2 Mra William Harold Stalger, Mra Henry
. H , i n ii n, tarn maia mvmpiivi ma-mw riwi-
r enca Dayton, Mlaa Margaret Henderaon,
Mrs. Arthur Kerton. Mra. Jeaea Martin.
Mlas Esther Plumb, Who Was Entertained Last Week.
Marahall will also leave late In the
week for New Tork. Early in May they
will sail for Europe and will apend the
aummer in England ana Hcouana, re
turning to Portland in the fall. A
good deal of informal entertaining haa
been done for them. Madame Von Bol
ton cave a luncheon and bridge' for
them Thuraday. and Mra. E. L. Thomp
son gave a luncheon Wednesday. Sev
eral hoataaaea will entertain for them
Informally thia week.
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Invitations have- been received here
from Mr. and Mra. F. C. Barne for. the
marriage of their daughter, Miaa Gladys
Theodora Barnes at Santa Barbara, Cal
ifornia, weaneaaay evening, April io,
to Captain John J. Reynolds. The wed-
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edge and the aervlce waa all In pink and
white. A awan in the center waa banked
with pink carnationa and whit wedding
bell were hung above In the midst of
greenery. Pink aatin ribbnna and pink
tulle made a beautiful effect, and the
ravora were little rilt allDDera. At cards
Mlaa Anne Dltchburn and Mra. Arthur
McComb were th prlie-wlnnera. The
gueata were Miaa Hahn, Mlaa Shea, Mlaa
Howell, Mlaa Dltchburn, Mra. Edward
H. Irwin, Mlaa Fanny Brown, Mlaa
Francea Jeffery Mra. Millard Holbrook.
Miaa Helen Van Schuyver, Mra. Bar
nard. Mlaa lAickwood, Miaa Delta Wat
son. Mra. McComb, Mlaa Dunne, Mra
Humphrey and Mra. Georae Barker.
Wednesday afternoon Mra. Arthur Mr.
comb gave a bridge and ahower. Mlaa
Dunne and Mlaa Lock wood won the
prlzea. A bride'a cake waa brought to
Miaa Hahn to cut. and found to contain
mo anower or nandkerchlere.
Mlaa Agnes Hill waa one of the honor
gueata at a houae dance given Thuraday
evening by Mr. and Mr8. William-Gadaby.
The dance waa given in honor of
Mr. and Mra. Walter Gadsby'a flrat an
nlveraary, and Miaa Hill's approaching
wedding. There were about 60 guesta
and Parson's orchestra played. The dec
orations were bridal in eplrit. Mra.
William Gadaby waa handsomely gowned
in champagne silk crepe trimmed with
rich cream lace. The members of Miaa
HIll'B coming bridal party asalated In
receiving. Mra. Walter Gadaby wore
pale green silk with vloleta; Mlaa Hill
wore cream lace with red Duke of Rich
mond rosebuds; Mra. Ambroae Scott
wore cream lace over yellow meaaaline:
Mra. Kinathan Sweet, black voile, decol-
icie wnn neavy Diacx lace, and Mlaa Ju
dith Scott a Pari arown nf nl .
and lavender silk combined with fine
inreaa iace.
MIhh JJaKmar Korrell s-ave a. inmrl,.
china shower for Mlaa Hill laat week, at
which five hundred waa played. Th
decoration were of heart and th Idea
wa cumeu oui in xne eervic of re-
rresnments. Mra. Rlttenbero- wnn .ho
c.ru prise.
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A delightful mualcale was given bv
Mrs. Frank Bruhn Tueaday evening at
her pretty new home, 341 East Ninth
atreet north, in honor of Miss Eather
M. Plumb of New York. The rooma
were very prettily decorated and proved
well adapted to parlor muaic. The
hosteas ia an artist of aome accom.
lishment and her abilities are ahown
the a rran cement and
the rooma.
Several of. the prominent mualn fniir
were asked in to meet Mln Pinmh .
to hear her Bing. She has a large con
tralto VOice Of DOWer nnH rann btiA ha.
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nun wiue exDenenca in miM i n4n
Her manner is dramatic and many think
nrr uumirauiy Huiiea ior grand opera
ur iL-uiijurumenTC ann rrninin. . vc.
Vvalter Reed,, J. Clair Monteltb, Miaa
jvamieen i.wrer. mis Kthar t.i
wregrurjr . wiaea - to. tue veninr'a
entertainment witn aongs and pi-
-iu iiuiu uci jure, vvaxran to. X aomaa
played charming accompaniment.
The prettily decorated "parlors of tha
home of Mrs. A. W. Whitmer wer filled
laat week on club day with tha members
and guesta of the Tuesday afternoon
club, who had assembled to hear th
annual lecture given before the club.
Roll call waa responded to br Quota
tions from Shelley. The preaident. Mra..
a. j. ciue-, men .iniroauoea Vr. C H.
Chapman, who waa heard with deep Interest-
end- close attention in a lecture
en hUey, Byron and other poets whoa
Th directors of th Old Ladle' horn
ar making thir plana for tha annual
Easter Monday ta at tha Hobart-Cur-tla.
This Is annually th most brilliant
and faablonabl charity affair of the
year, In which th leading aociety folk
of .th city ar intereated and to which
they glv thlr aotlv aid. Th parade
of Pw spring ooatume at that f unotion
la uaually xoptlonally beautiful. Mra
P. J. Mann la th preaident of th ao
ciety, . .'.,,
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Mlaa Basal Henry, whoa angaga-
ment to C E. Grell has been recently
aonounoed, haa ba atartalnd ' th
raat week whll aha waa a rueat at th
Orell home on Kins' Heights. Mr.
Donald Mackay and Mra W. C, Alvord
wer dinner hoateaaea for Mlas Henry
and Mr. Grell. Mlaa Henry expect a to
leave for her home In San Joa thla
week. No announcement haa yet bean
made of their wadding arrangement
Mrs. Fred Bailer ntrtalned Thursday
afternoon with an Informal tea and
musleal for her 'alater, Mlaa Amy
Seller, who left for her horn In San
Franclaco laat night after aeveral weeke'
vlalt her. Mra Emma B. Carroll wa
made an honor guest a wall, and aha
and Mlaa Seller gave soma delightful
piano number a
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Mra. A. L. Maxwell entertained with
three tablea of bridge Friday In compli
ment to Mra. C. J. Smith of Seattle
who formerly lived here. Tha gueata
were aeverai or Mra Bmun a moat intl
mate aaaociate when thla waa her
home. Mra C. F. Beebe and Mr. Smith
won ui prisea.
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Mra W. H. Marahall and Mra Robert
Hall wer among the dinner hoateaaea
laat week for tha Miaaea Marahall.
who leave soon for New York and later
ror Europe to Join their alater. Mra
Marah arid her dauahter. Miaa Gene
vieve Marah, who la Studying muaic
in Benin.
Mia Marl Smith wa the honor guest
t a plate shower and five hundred
party given by Ml Leslie Flak. Mra.
Harper Walnwright Skuae waa the
prlie-wlnner. Mlaa Edwina Maatlck
gave a picture ahower for Mlaa Smith
recently.
Miaa Edith Tormey of San Franclaco,
alwaya a popular gueat her, left 'for
ner noma Thursday evenlna. after
vlalt with Mra. George K. Wsntworth
jr. Bne wa. delightfully entertained in
an inrormai way wnile here.
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Dr. and Mra. Holt C. Wilaon, Mra.
Howard Mather and Mia Martha Hoyt
expect to leave In about a week for
Tahiti, one of the Society Ialea of the
oum fact ne. xney expect to be gone
about two month.
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Mr. Walter Reed, contralto, and Hen
ry L. Bettman. vlollnlat. have been an
nounced aa the aojolsta for the next
concert of the Portland Svmnhnnv nr.
ciivoii., r riu.y, April xt.
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MUa Amy Heitahu haa gone to Jaffer-
aon Barracka in Mlaaourl to vlalt Cap
tain and Mra. Helma Mra Helm a waa
Miaa Rachel-Joeephi and Mlaa Heitahu
waa her maid of honor.
Next Friday the Pan Hellenic aociety
111 be entertained by Mlaa Louisa K.
Drace of 887 Flandera atreet. All col
lege sorority women are urged to b
present.
Dr. A. E. Rockey entertained laat
week with a nleaaant "ataa-" dinner.
ano nia gueata were R. b. Holder, R. W.
Hoyt, W. H. Hurlburt and Fred 8.
Morrla.
Mra. Ralph W. Hoyt and her two little
daughter are enjoying a vlalt at Santa
Barbara. Mr. Hoyt expect . to Join
them aoon to spend a few weeks with
them.
Mrs. Charles Rosenfield entertained
at bridge Friday afternoon for Mlas
Daisy Rosener of San Francisco, who
is Mrs. 8. Llpman'e guest.
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Drake B. O'Reilly, who haa been at
Collins' springs, California, tha paat two
monins. nas returned ouite recovered
irom ma recent illness.
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Mr. and Mra. Robert Craig of Chi
cago were prominent guesta at the
Portland laat week who were enter
tained by their friends.
The association of Collegiate alumnae
had ita monthly meeting and a tea vea-
terday afternoon at the home of Mra
Ralph W. Wilbur.
Mlaa Mabel Devera la enjovinr her
oriental trip and writes from Hongkong
tnai ano win next visit inula and
Egypt
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Mra. Frank M. Warren entertained at
dinner Wednesday evenlna for Dr. and
Mrs. Luther R. Dyott with 10 covers.
Mrs. Charles Kohn of the Portland
hotel entertained at brfdae Thuradav
and Friday afternoons.
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The young married people'a fortnlght-
ciud aance at muriara
SUiTS,SS(IRTSaodWAISTS
; ?i MONDAY AND TUESDAY :
Decided reduction! on every Suit, Skirt and Waist in the house ior Monday and Tuesday, A
positive laving of from a third to a half on the regular telling prices. Can you afford to let
thia splendid opportunity go by without sharing in the remarkable values we offer? No charge
will be made for alterations during this sale. Mail orders filled promptly.-
Suits $12.50
Women's and Missea' New Tai
lored Suits in a good selection of
plain and ancy weaves, very lat
est styles, regular $18.00 values.
On sale Monday and Tuesday.
' Suits $23.50
High-Grade Man-Tailored Suits in
all latest effects, browns, bluet,
ganfets, grays, fancy stripes and
mixtures, elegant $30.00 and $35.00
values. On sale Monday and
Tuesday.
Skirts $1.39
Black Heatherbloom Petticoats,
made in good full width, with deep
shirred and stitched flounce, me
dium weight and our best regular
$175 quality. Take advantage.
Black Voile Skirts We carry the largest and
best selected line of Black Voile and Panama
Skirts to be found in the city. Hundreds of
styles, with or without silk drops. We want
you to see our line before you bay.
Waists $1.29
Beautiful White Lawn Waists Jit
long or short sleeve styles, dain
tily trimmed with lace, embroid
ery and tucks; several pretty
styles to pick from, regular values
up to $2.50. y .
Waists $2.67
Ten dozen Styliah Mohaif Waists,
long sleeves, open front, trimmed
with fine tucks and plaits, very
best $4.00 values. Come in black
and cream, and In aH siies. .
Skirts $5.98
American Pongee Silk Skirts, made
in full plaited styles and trimmed
with narrow bands of self-color or
brown, very stylish and standard
$10.00 values. See them.
Children! Dresses Our stock of White and
Colored Dresses for children is now complete.
We are also showing a splendid line bt Tai
lored Coats for girls from 6 to 16 years of
age. Do your Easter buying here and youH
save money. . V,
36-INCH TAFEETA
$1.10
On sale for three days only at
this pric 36-inch Black Pure
Taffeta Silk, splendid quality
and standard $1.35 value. Don't
miss this.
36-INCH SUITINGS
36-inch Worsted Suitings in
black and white checks; also in
plaids, stripes and fancy mix
tures. Regular 50c values. On
sale Monday.
Easter Dress Goods Specials
Note Prices Carefully
Busy days, these, in the Dress Goods Aisle. The counters
are piled nigh with the season's newest fancies in Dress
Goods and Silks. Take advantage of the great bargains of
fered below: '
40-inch Black and White
Worsted Checks; special, a
yard SO
44-inch All-Wool Black and
White Checks, $1.25 grade,
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44-inch Imported All-Wool
Checks, in black and white,
at . f 1.25
44-inch Imported Gray and
White Checks', special, the
yard . fl.25
44-inch White and Black
All-Wool Suitings; speciaL
yard .$1.25
44-inch Gray and White
Large Check; special, the
ylrd f 1.T5
Cream Dress Goods
ly
given
hall will be
Monday evening.
Mra. Dell Stuart gave a unique for
eign travelera' tea yeaterday afternoon.
About SO women were- Invited, all of
T7 INfH DA I AH CII 1 36-inch Cream Nun's Veil- 36-inch Cream Lining Satin,
W-II1UI IVUAII JILn ingf e5c quality; special, a regular $1.25 grade; special.
aaa aaa yard :..50f yard
J rt C 48-inch Cream Chiffon Pan- 40inch Cream Wool Batiste,
ama, $1.00 grade; yard. 73f reguiar 65c grade; sale.. 50
27-inch White Rajah Silk, war- 45-inch Cream AH - Woo A,batrosSi a
ranted a standard $1.00 grade at fp . . j . . f;9sV pure wool ; spetial, yard.50
any store. On sale Monday and 19-inch Cream jap Silk; extra 45-inch Cream Serge, extra
Tuesday only at above price. special, a yard 35f heavy, $1 grade; yard.. 85
It S Fr" fhird fS Attention.
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whom hid traveled abroad, and each
took her turn In recounting aome per
aonal experience of interest In connec
tion with her travel. The decoration
of cut flowera were beautiful.
Mr. and Mra. Max M. Shillock re
turned laat week from an extended trip
through the middle west where they
had gone on account of Mr. Shillock'a
health. They have now gone to eaat
ern oregon to live on a ranch.
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Mlaa Luclle Dunne haa returned from
California, where ahe haa been making
a 10-weeka' visit.
Madarn Von Bolton entertained With
a luncheon Thursday ior tha Miaaea
Marahall who are aoon leaving on an
H. B. Litt
LADIES' and MISSES'
New Suits
at $31.00 on Monday
Formerly Sold for $48.50
t $50.00 and $55.00
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extended trip through the eaat Other
honor gueata were Mra. William Mao-
Rao and Mra. Charlea Curry, who have
recently returned from abroad.
The Conauroer' league will hold an
open meeting at Trinity pariah houae
next Wedneaday, when Dr. C H. Chap
man and Mr. Millie ,H. Trumbull will
make addresaes. Interesting stereoptl
oon views will be ahown.
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WEDDING
AND VISITING CARDS
W. G. SMITH & CO.
WASHINGTON BUILDING
HXVH TOTJB
CALLING CARDS
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
AND
MONOGRAM
STATIONERY
ENGRAVED AT
RUSHTON'S
SO Buchanan Bldg., between
Fourth and. Fifth on Wash, St.
New Ideas for Needlework
GLANCE IN OUR SHOP any day and you will see the
busiest place in town. THERE ARE MANY REASONS
for thisBetter iherchandise,, better f styles, better . prices,
pleasant salespeople who know their business. Pleasant
class-room free lessons .every day.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
PARASOLS, stamped on heavy Butcher linen, complete"
with cotton to embroider, special . ...$1.39
PILLOW TOPS with backs violet, wild rose, poppy and
t shadow patterns, special .... . . . . ........... . . . . . , . . .3fty
PURE LINEN CENTERS, in floral eyelet, Wallachian and
conventional patterns, - special . . .' ; . 10
NOTE Mail orders promptly filled from this advertisement
the NEEDLECRAFT SHOP
- 332 WASHINGTON STREET, PORTLAND . '
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