The Oregon daily journal., April 23, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, .THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL' 3. .1903.
WOMEN LAY PLANS-TO
... - ' 1
Embroldorics at 2 5 o
50o to 75o Values
An Out-of-ths-Ordlnarr Offering
hlmbrotderle of - fine fiwl and
cambric In an excellent assort
ment of desirable new patterns,
allover ' embroideries, edges,
flouncing. Insertion and baby
sets. In widths from t o It In,
regular value from SOo te TBo a
?ard, specially priced for OR.
bis sale Bargain Friday. OO
Ilandlz'f Galoat2Do
Talaes from so to 1 Anciil r
iMKilai pure haa of about l,0u4
dosen at a ridiculously low
price enables u to o(tr th best
handkerchief value of th -on;
there I an unlimited assort,
ment of patterna to choose from;
plain hemstitched, embroidered,
walloped and lac trimmed hand,
kerchiefs; regular tftn and II 0
values, specially prloed furAfl,,
BariaTa Friday at uo
AVOID ELECTION STRIFE
m. S .'JT I - ! t V
Opposition Parties of Woman's Qui) Arrange for Pri
marics Next FridayAnnual Election to ?c
. v . ; Held May 22 Australian Ballot C:
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. Miss A. Monro.
I AmonnMti are rctag forward (or
gulst election of whloh ths publio Is
Soaresly awarv No elsetlon. cards art
ehsntfnf hands; no banosrs on tha outer
walla; no blar of trumpst or biasing
torch by night k to turn tha atten
tion of tha volar: bo apaaebaa are haard
aatlBf obloquy upon thoa differing In
vlsw; no ' boss sske te anhanca hia
powar or- to', damonatrata It la short.
It la an orderly, unamotlonal. good
natured tlctlon aa la baflttlnf tha mra
bara of tha Woman'a -olub. Primaries
ara to ba held Friday tha club doesnt
eaU It prlmsrtss, but tha report of tha
committee on - nomination and tha
areneral election cornea off afar 12.
Aa might ba expected in a club of
thla siss, there ara eupportere or oirrer
nt candidates, not from any widely
differing pollciea, but in order to raake
11 tntereetinf. . . .
Candid la maid.
According to a pretty well-eatabllahea
recedent, the preaent flrat vlce-preal-
reaiaency,
lor the
:C Mr. B. J." Jaeger -Vv ) j
lent la a candidate for tha nr
alnce tha rule ofthe club la
prealdent to,.WM office no mora than
ona term, -thouah That uoea not prerent
bar bajng a candidate for the aame of
fice at' aome future time. Mra. Fred
erick .srrt, the prealdent, therefore
retiree, and Mra. Robert Lutke, tha flrat
Tloe-preaident. become the regular
nominee for tha preaidenoy. '
Aa to tha obligatory nature of thla
precedent, however, there la a difference
of opinion, and aome who hold that the
custom baa been broken and I no longer
binding propoae to pot another candi
date for tha presidency In the field. In
tha peraon of Mra. Grace Watt Ross, an
ex-prealdent of the club. ,
There are. therefore, two ticket In
tha field, although tha aupport of the
club la united on aome of the candidate, i
Mra. Roaa' ticket la aa follow: Fori
XtJxl'wSm standard remedy tor female, ills,
for recording eoeretary, Mra. andhas positively cured thousand 01
ee: for corresponding eoretary, t..hn ha t.wmriiAd uk
a. Boott: fori displacements, Inflammation, nlcera
.rarVliaM tlon, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
Eiriocuo pains, DacK&cne, mat Dear-g-down
feeling, flatulency, indiges
tion, dizzujessw nerrous proetrauoa
Why don't you try it 1 , . : -:J:
Mrs." PInkham Invites an sick
women to write her for ad rice.
She has g-nided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass. ,
prealdent, Mra. Graee Watt Ross
vioa-nreaMent, Mra. J. VV
lor aeoo'
Moffett;
T. P. Wli
Mla Anna Shannon Monroe; for flnan
elal aacretary, Mr. John m.
treaaurar. Mr. K. 3. Jaeger
Mra. C. C. Chanman: for dlreotore.
Alto Welater and Mra. A. 8taigr.
' ' . Opposition Ticket.
Tha oppoaltlon ticket, headed by Mra
Lutke, la aa follow: For prealdent,
Mra Robert Lutka: for flrt Ttca-preel-dent,
Mra. J. W. Alexander; for eecond
Tlca-prealdent, Mra. Jamea Moffett: for
reoortlng oecretary, a re. i . r. wim
for eorreapondlng aecretary, Mra li. A.
Manrt: for financial aacretary. Mra. C
U. Runran: for treaaurar, Mra. C M.
Rankin; for auditor, Mra. O. P. M. Jami
eon: fofMlrectora, Mr Alice Welater
and Mr. A. Bulger. -
Tha election of Mra. 3. W. Alexander
to the flrat vioe-presldency and Of Mra.
J araea. Moffett to the( position aha now
hold, that of aecond vlce-prealdent, I
therefor conceded. The poaltlon of
recording necretary la by common con
cent riven to Mra T. P. Wise, unlea an
Independent , candidate ' abould . arle.
Un Win la now auditor! Mra. C pj,
Rankin baa held tha poaltlon of treas
urer for tome time and her aupportera
are oonfldnt of ner raaieoxion. in
election of Mra. gtalgar and Mra. Wela
ter la ooncedea - Ulrecior ara aieaieu
annually, two at time, for a term of
three year, m
The most Intereatlng feature of the
election, therefor, oentera about ma
preaidenoy. and frlenda of both oandl
datea ara hopeful of aeelng their eholoe
ra.tifld. . The Ttem of election haa
been changed and thla year will b con
ducted by the Australian ballot. Thla,
It U hoped, win expedlate matter con
siderably and leave Ume for a pleaaant
aoclat hour over the tea cup at tha and
of tha elective aeaaion.
This " woman says that after
months of suffering Ljdi 13.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
made her as well as erer.
Maude K Fortrie. of Leesburg.Va-
writes to Mrs. rinJtiiam:
"l want other vufferlnr women tc
know what Lydl K. Plnkham'a Vega
tabla Compound naa done for me, ot
month I suffered from feminine ilia
so that I thought X oould not lire.
wrote ron. and after taking Lydl K
PinkhamVVcgeUble Compound, and
wag the treatment you preectiDea j
felt like a new , woman. I am now
strong, and well a ever, end thank yov
lor the good yon bare done me.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirtr rears LydiA E. Pink-
ham's Ve ratable ComT)onii(L made
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I or I TTVm wrtsi anrl narho tina rAAn tit a
niHHB IIIOIJI
EL
British Troops Mobilized to
Suppress Trouble and
Pre?ent War.
ARRIVING LOVEY DOVES GIVE
(railed rass Leased Wire.)
Simla, India, AprU Xtv Northern
India 1 tha scene of a aerloua na
tive rebellion.' Mohammedan tribesmen
numbering 10,000 ara In the field and
i4i w oniian troop, are ioaay neing
wvDiiiea io supprea in irouoie.
General Kitchener, in charge of mili
tary operation in India, arrived on
WARNING HP QPRINR'S JlPPRnAHH g?- a?fS
IV III II 111 i vl VI Ul IIIMVI U ill I w i ivi i Britain ana tne Ameer or Axgnaniatan i
eowing or tne natives is the only meana
by whloh tha. English troop aspect to
voia a fierce oorqer war.
ACTOFS ADMIEEES
F0EM A SOCIETY
That spring la bar la no question.
That summer la but a "few weeks off
there la no doubt Cherry bloaaoms ara
In full bloom, the plum treea are laden
With glorloua algae of spring. -
And aa further proof that spring
naa actually arrived, tha fact that
gumerons bride and brlderrootns have
egun to arrive at the Portland hotel,
f nay be mentioned. Tbeae romantically
ncllned couplea are "aa much a , aprlng
Sactor aa the month of April itself.
There ware
couples at tha
four newly married
Portland last night.
Sev-
era! other hotel also . had the honor
of houalng man and wife for the flrat
time. .......
Thit ara com In to Portland from
all direction.- Portland aeema to b
the hub for the bridal nartiea of the
northwest and the Paclflo coast Per
haps it .la the climate, the romantlo
scenery, the fascinating country that!
bring the . young bridegroom and hi
vounr'wlfa to Portland.
But anyway, they com in the
spring aa regularly as the bird. And
now they are here. And so are the
birdsmating. "
Feminine Worshipers of Lewis Wal
ler Bound Not to Par
- gue Him. .
MOST ANCIENT OR SPORTS.
HAS FALLEN AMONG THIEVES
Br Jalten Hawthorne. .
. X have read with regret the reports
ef the wrestling match between nanaen.
eohmldt and OOtoh. I did not witness
ItT I have not attended a prof eaalonal
wreatllng match lnc the on btwen
lioeberand aTurk aomayears ago at
nhrdeS berated danced off the
... raised platform In order to escape the
Turk, and In that way "faved the hon
r" of America and the money of his
fcaekera. I made up my mind then that
wrestling, noblest and most ancient of
sport, had fallen, her ana now, into
the hand of thieves and awlndlera, and
wa no longer, worth decent attention.
The reporta of what happened the
fcther nlht in Chicago haa oonl Jrmed
this opinion, we nave no bm "
insclmfdts side of the story, but our
own storyi shows that Ootoh spent two
hours in evading Haokensohmldt's af-
4a mrrMail with hint nit in Am
ploying every dastardly and foul trick
known to maul and Injure him. -Wrestling
was not designed to test
ability in foot racing or in eya gouging,
or even in ' to holds." When I think
of what wrestling meant in, ancient
nreeca and i Rome not. to go further
back and later in Cornwall, England,
and in the northern counties, I cannot
but feel humiliated that thugs and hood
lums should be permitted to claim the
title Of cnampjon 01 Amno, i
We are told" hat tricks are part of the
game, but I affirm that because profes
' Slonai tricksters hava fostered dishon
orable and cowara y aevices upon mi
splendid snort, honest people are not
- obliged to except them as legitimate
features of wrestling. : .
. Will any one aerlously pretend that
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION OYERNICHT
mples, ash, Erbptionai,' Jrto Quickly
Iradioated by STw Bkia Bemeoy.
Since - Its discovery one year ago,
JiOBlrirn, the new skin remedy, has, In
ts extraordinary acoompllshnvents, ex
ceeded the most sanguine expectations
of the eminent specialist who gave it
to the world. It has oured thousands of
cases of ecsema and eradicated facial
and other disfigurements or years
standing. The terrible itching attending
ecsema .is stopped wun we ursi appli
cation, giving proof of Its curative prop-
, ertios at the very outset.. .
In less serious skin affections, such
as pimple,' rash, herpee, - blackhead,
acne,; barber's , Itch, etc. results how
afters an overnight application, only - a
' small quantity being required to effect
a cure. A .muddy on sallow complexion
la noticeably improved by a single ap-
fillcatlon. Those who nse poslam for
hese minor skin troubles can now avail
i themselves of the special SO-oent pack
age, roently adopted to meet "snch
needs.. Both " the 50 cent package and
the regular $2 Jar may now be obtained
in Portland, at the Skldmore Drug com
pany, and other leading drug store, r
Samples tox experimental , purposes
may be had free of charge by writing
direct to the - Bmrrency Laboratories,
81 West Twenty-fifth street, New Torkl
City. - i ,
tha result of this affair in Chicago, is
aa aatlafaotory io him as It the men
London. Asrll 21. Everv nonular and
good-looking actor In these days has a
bevy of feminine admirer who go into
raptures over his every performance,
neater him with requests for signed pho
tograph and mora or less onenlv make
love io mm. (Tom wnicn result occ-1
slonal divorce oourt proceedings. - But
Lewis Waller, who olavs the nart of tha
ploturesqu hero in "A White Man," the
Ungnsn version of Roylrs drama of
western lire, "The Bquaw Man,"
had stood. un to each ether and wres- achieved the distinction, without seek-
tlmAt No: but tha odds In the betting 1 inr it. Of brinrlnr into exletenn m.
were, "verv nronerly. in favor of the for- uniaue organisation of stage hero won I
eigner, and the whole procedure of the snipers, what makes it unique is the
Amarlniui manacara . Of . tha swlndl I fant that ntrr mtmluir la nl?ra
aimaa o save na w mut uoavr wt i to speax io tne ooject ox ner aa oration,
uie oacxera or ins ainerraan. . never to silt him for free seat and
Hackenschmiat,. an nonest ana non- never to hug the stage door to catch a I
orable fellow, who went on the mat
with the Innocent faith that he was to
pit his streneth and skill In fair com
bat against hi challenger, failed for
two hours to be convinced that Gotch
ana" the whole American party were
there solely for the purpose of obeatin
him out of the tnonev nd credit whlc
should attach to a fair victory. When
at last he did comprehend thai fact, he
took the Tight course he declined to
oontlnue the truggie. -
And whan the disgraeeful affair had
been, thus earrled through, It actually
happened thai the referee of. the contest
himself wrote an acoount of It so gross
ly and shamelessly ex-Dart e. misleading
ana uncanaia, anu so aousive ot naoa
ensohmldt himself that it seems to me
it must put n ena rorever nencerorta
to any attempt to establish 'wrestling
In this country as a thing which any
man above the pickpocket class nan af
ford to meddle with. i .
The Mot to "do" HaoKenscnmidt has
sneoeecea. ana tne plotters nave nuea
their pockets. The "Illinois Farmer"
the "typical Amerlcn'as his friend
the referee calls him has "won." Now
let us kick the whole unsavory crew out
of sight and further consideration, and
console ourselve as best we may with
the reflection that the farmers who fired
the shot heard round the world were not
in Air. (iotcn s class. -
EXPL0BTO FOB OIL
CLOSE TO ONTARIO
(Spectst Dlipstcb te The Journal.) ;
on of Baker City and C. W. Crotv. for
meny oi in tsenumoni, -xexas, ou rieias,
are in the city, and expect to begin
operations and drilling for oil in this
vicinity, with headquarters at Ontario.
L. W. Ely, formerly of the oil Tlelds of
Pennsylvania, 1 expected . here this
week to take active charge of the drill-
inn.
. At the meeting of tha OitarlA rvwn.
merclal lub the 'following permanent
officers were electodt- : Dr. J. .prlnslng,
president; C. B. Ken yon, vtoe-president:
W. H. Doollttle,. secretary ; L. Adam,
treasurer; J. Prinslng, O. BL Kenyon, C.
C B. Beldlng and H. C Boyer, executive
committee. r .,
With all but rVinr nranlnta fn xrl
heur county heard from n (1 TIMinl.
son Is 17 votes ahead of Thomas Jones
In the race for the Democratic nomina
tion for county Judge. . . - - ,
Under the new'nrlmarv aWtn i.w
of Pennsylvania district conventions are
don away with and the entiria r
all ; parties wU be selected st the pri
maries next Saturday, at which, from
prenn Indications, a 'record mimW
voters will participate. -
glimpse of him as he leaves" th thea-
tre. They may lose their heads over
him. but they must keep a tight grin
un iimir neari. ,
The women who have ' passed this
Self-denying ordinance . have formed
themaelves into club, whloh ha soms
SO members and bears the mystic title
ft. u. w." inese letters stand ror
"Keen order or Waueritea." . The keen
onea all wear badges displaying an oval
photograph of the actor-manager on ona
aide and a quartered shield on the
other containing devloes emblematic of
tne piays in wnicn n nas made his
biggest hits. On Monday night the
one night In the week when most of I
tnem are not to ne round at the Lyrio
feasting their eyes upon him they meet
to discuss in, merits or ineir ravorite.
It soeaks volumes for his merits that.
although the club has been In existence I
six montns, tne "iaig rest", suu goes on. I
Don't Let Your
Piles Grow
Ever Hemorrhoidal Ulcer Is a Fer
tile Field Of Cancer and Other
Deadly Diseases.
TXIAXi V AOZAOB TXJCB. v
Cnnatlnatlnn ' unchecked brlnirS . in
flammation, inflammation "begets piles)
and piles too orten superinduce tumors
ox malignant nsiun. ,.
Piles or hemorrhoids! rarely , kllL
but they cause more , agony in a few
minutes that-much more serious trou-j
They are easy to cur you go at
An operation with the knife Is danger
ous, agonising and rarely a permanent
success. :'. v..'. - . . .." i. l
There is just one way to be cured I
one sure way, painlessly and privately
and that is witn rrramia me vure.
W maU a frea trial package . to all I
Who write. ' " '
Tt will rive vou instant relief, and
tart you well on the way .to a perfect
Then you can get a full-slsed box
from any druggist for SO cents, and
often one box cure. --
TnnUt on having what VOU call' for. '
Just send your name and address to
pyramid . imig wmpny, i c-yramia
bunding, Marshall, Aiicnigan. ana re
ceive free by return mall the trial pack-
ra In a nlaln wranfMr. v. H' -
AH druggists. So cents. Write today
for s free packe,' . i . ,
Prices Have Been Cut, With a Generous Hand
It will be Impossible for you to shop at Roberts Bros. without getting bargain,' and no person within' trading distance of
Portland can make a mistake by coming here tomorrow and selecting from Friday's Bargain list. Prices have been cut
to rock bottom.1 Here are mighty values that will stir the heart of every woman. Every price in this advertisement is
positively the smallest ever asked for such high grade merchandise. EVERY DEPARTMENT BRINGS ' ' FORWARD
WONDERFUL VALUES. Friday's great saving opportunities are altogether out of the ordinary. Come as early as you can.
Specials for Friday in Black and
i-' ; : ': Colored Dress Goods
' Just the Drees Materials that you want now, shown here In generous assortment of weaves, colorings and patterns, and m every Instance
there la a saving not possible elsewhere. A visit to this section tomorrow will be sufficient proof. Four lots to choose from ,
45c A YARD $1.00 Grades
At this price tomorrow you have choice of these ' fabrics1. 50-in. Ba
tiste in pink, blue and steel; Silk and Wool Crepes de Chine, Crepe de
Paris and Shadow-Checked Voiles in all the popular evening ' AE
shades, reg. 75c and 1 grades. On sale Bargain Friday at.....T)C
" 81.50 Voiles on Sole ; . ,
Friday Only 69c a Yard
' A great special offering: Finest French Voiles, full 45 inches wide,
in neat hairline checks with ombre overplaids in beautiful shadings.
Cornel in the finest of silk and wool weaves. soft, clinging fabric
that is both beautiful and stylish.' Voiles that never before have sold
for less than $1.50 a yard, on sale tomorrow at this extremely low price.
35c A YARD !6o
At this price tomorrow you have choice of Plain and Novelty Mo
hairs in neat stripes and checks, Novelty Panamas, Plain and Fancy,
Worsteds, and Melanges in plain grounds with overchecks and OC
stripes in contrasting colors, reg. 50c-65c val. Bargain Friday, si JC
85o and $1.00 Grades
Your Choice 59c a Yard
Included in this assortment will be found the following fabrics:
52-inch All-Wool Panamas, 45 to 50-inch English Mohairs, 46-inch
Egyptian Crepes, Ombre Striped Mohairs, Black and White Checked
Batiste, Viennese, Melanges, etc
' Correct New Dress Goods in all the most fashionable weaves and
colorings. '
A Great Special Sale' ot
Oriental and AlU n Cb
over 18 -in. Laces vQ)e5G
Oriental and Allover Net Laces, in white, cream, ecru and batter col
ors, in a wonderful assortment of patterns. Neat, .dainty figures and
mm . a. a i a a. a .
spot etiects, ano targe scroti ana iiorai ocsigns. juw me wantcq
laces for spring and summer. Suitable for yokes, sleeves, waists and
millinery purposes. All this season's goods laces that sell at $1.00
and $1.50 a yard. All to go tomorrow at one price. Regular ' fy
$1.00 and $1.50 values, tomorrow only at thla price QjC
Fancy Ribbons nl fe
at Halt Price . . . lUXD
80o Qualities
'. IJ5QQ yards on sale tomor
rowPrinted Warp and
Dresden Ribbons in beau-'
tiful rich floral effects,
finished with border in
colors pink, blue, yellow, lilac, lavender,
Nile, etc All this season's goods. Suit
able for aashes, bows, belts, neck dressings,
and millinery purposes, also ribbon waists.
Regular 30c grides. On sale tomor-' t C
row. Bargain Friday, at..........,...luC
sing: Silk Specials
Friday's Sale
Ba,rgiain
Our women patrons know the auperior qualities of our silks. They know how moderately they are priced, how carefully they are se
lected, now correct they are in styles ana colorings, ana now tney wiu wear. Tne oflenngs for. Friday's sale ara most extraorainary. rot
instance: . . . , " '' ..... ". -
Fancy Suit and Waisting- Silks Qn
Values from $1 to 01.50, Friday at ) UU
A Full Representation of All the Newest Colorings.
Bargain No, 2 3,(XX) yards of Fancy Dress and Waisting Silks, in
nest stripes, checks, plaids and attractive novelties in this season's
best colorings, beautiful combinations. Fancy Punjabs, Heavy Taffe
tas, Swivel Silks, Messalines, Chiffon Taffetas, Foulards, Pon- f?Q
gees, etc, values from $1 to $1.50 yd. Bargain Friday at.... j... UvC
' XJnbleaclied Sheets, 70o Values at 50o
A Friday Special Unbleached Sheets, made of good, strong muslin,
neatly finished with wide hem, ful size for double beds, 81x90 C A
inches, our regular 75c grade. On sale Bargain Friday at.......vUC
Huok Towels, 15o Values at Oo
A Friday Special Huck Towels of splendid quality, all white and
white, with fast colored red borders, usual 15c values.;- On spe- A
cial sale Bargain Friday at , ..VC
36-inch Black Taffeta Silk QQ
Best $2 Quality. Friday Only at ip. A -O 7
A Superior Quality Silk at a Wonderfully tow Price.
Bargain No. 1 Yard-Wide Genuine Sterling Taffeta Silk, the finest
and best guaranteed black silk, beautiful chiffon finish, all pure Silk,
pliable weave, spot-proof, deep rich black, sold everywhere d OQ
at $2 a yard. Extraordinary special for Bargain Friday at.. P I. J.7
Feather Pillows, 7o Values at SOo
A Friday Special Feather Pillows, full 2j4 pounds in weight,' good
size. 18x26 inches, covered with strong blue and white striped ticking:.
Pillows that have always sold at 75c each. On special sale CA
Bargain Friday at , ....JUC
Curtain Madras, 18c Quality at 10c '
A Friday Special Colored Curtain Madras, full 36 inches wide, pretty
colorings in Mission and Cathedral styles, regular 18c quality.'. 1fl
On sale Bargain Friday at I UC
Special Friday Offerings in
tocMngs and
Where quality and low prices go hand in hand. For Friday the careful shopper will find many opportunities for advantageous purchaa-
Hoaierv ana juut unaerwear aetwrrments. Argument is not necessary wnen kooos oi sucn sicruns qua
nricea. Some of the larsrest and best ml Us of Kurooe and America nave contriDutea to tnese magnutcent stocks.
ing at our Hosiery and Knit Underwear Departments. Ars
nricea. Some of the largest ai
CIALS FOR TOMORROW:
Sleeveless 17ests
25o Values at lOo
Extra No. 1 A great special offering for tomorrow Wom
en's Fine Bleached Cotton Sleeveless Vests, made with low
neck, with neatly trimmed yokea in a number of pretty styles.
Spring-weight garments, fully worth 25 each. 1 A
Priced for Bargain Friday at. ........ . ....... . .. . .. . ...1 UC
Sleeveless Vests
50o Values at 39o ,
Extra No. 2 A special sale of Women's Fine Swiss Ribbed
White Lisle ' Sleeveless Vesta, made . low-neck style, with
yokes trimmed with fine VaL lace. Strictly high-grade gar
ments, made to retail at Wc each. Un sale Bargain
Friday at
39c
Children's Stocliingo
55oo Values at loo
Extra No. S A special purchase from one'of the' best stock
ing manufacturers about 500 - dozen Children's Fine Tan
Stockings, made from selected cotton, absolutely fast color.
Stockings that will wear splendidly. r They, come in all sizes
for boys and girla, regular 25c grade.. Bargain' v 1 C
Friday at ....M,U...1'C
Gbildren'o Stoclxinrco
doe Values at X uo
Extra No. 4 A most unusual offering, even for this store
a great special sale of Children ft Fine Silk Lisle Lace Mock,
ings They come in a number of neat new desiens. absolute
ly fast. black, sold everywhere at 35c a pair. - On sale 1ft.
Bargain Friday at ...1"C
Women's 35o Lace Stockings 15o
Extra No. 5 Now is the time to buy your Lace Stockings. We have just received a shipment Sot about 300 dozen which were bought at
a great price concession. Prompt purchasers may; share in the saving. Women's Fine Black Lisle Lace Stockings, in a full as-f
sortment of this season's prettiest patterns, all sixes, best 35c grade. On sale tomorrow. Bargain Friday, at '
An Eiitraordinary. Sale of Odd Cuptoina
Curtains in White and Ecru Values Up to 03.00 ni
t ; - .; a PairFriday Only, Tour Choice, Each . . . fJu U
Another Great Saving opportunity, i Don't rnias It!;' Early comers will secure best choice." Don't miss itt jQuite a large shipment tf r.r
facturer's Single Curtains arrived today in time for Friday's Bargain Sale. uThese Single Curtain are extremely desirable for sr v
dows ' sash curtains, glass doors, oast or. country cottages, etc They are all this -season's patterns, in widths from 42 to 54 inch" a- I i
three yards long. They come in white and Arabian, in both Scotch lace and Madras lace. Some are slightly soiled, others are .
perfect, but only the most cateful inspection will detect the imperfection.1 Values up to $2.90 a pair. Most extraordinary v&l j-i :
this extremely low price, wtuie tney last, eacn......