The Oregon daily journal., April 29, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

.Tim OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, TORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL' , 3. 1CC3
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fDllIICilS FLEE
FRflU GUM
lheREAUi I
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' Tha Easter BrldaL
UlUg all the months of the year
are op a to the maiden con-
templatlnf matrimony there
, are two favorite nuom, the
tnontb of roaee, June, and tha
A Chicago Woman's,
Observation While .
' Yisiting in Baltimore
n?slt rnm tease Wlra)
ra,.ivaa fcara todar from Tapacaiua ana
Athar'nolnta near the' frontier of Quale-
m.ia that iMfH Of Bomicaj l aarl anrlne- or tha a jui a nn 4nat follow.
hava fled Into Mexico from Guatemala I io( Enter.. There comes anothar oontln-
l urine- thelaat rw flaye ana " - v ant f brides In tha winter, at or near
lata of terror "..if,.wTO: ChrJatm... but these ara not aa numar-
I k alrA klj A H lllftnill M Willi I" I ' -
" . 7 - . V. .k..r I ...... ' i
The Jqne Bride la reisonably aura of
tlaaaaiit weather for 1 tha honey moon,
that nay ba ona thing that attracts, and
I
raiMl In tha Plat upon rresiaeni ye
nu.nl mhn ara ODlrted to ice
administration.' " ' " vl,
ik. MMiii axeeutloa f a number
n.innl nltlaana In addition tO
aiaht atudanta of the rflUitery academ"
mhn aore eJlset to hae
I in
niiKt Cabrera and an open uprising
la looked for within a, faw oaya.
The refugees who hava a rrived. at
Teoachula. tucluda planters. MBkara and
mn ot wealth, end hlh business
standlna. Tha Miican aovernment la
......in a force ot Vnu moueana
' j ', (From Chicago Trtbnna)
While vtettlnf recently In Baltimore,
Maryland. I discovered aomathlng which
X know will b appraclatad by western
woman.; -Baltimore woman, yon no
har ft national reputation for beautiful (
oomplaxlona and aoon aftar my arrival
there I was carer to laam what thay
uaad In treatment Of tha akin,' and X
want to considerable pains to ascertain.
Tha aoclatr woman whom X mat bad
tharo la a euperabuadence of bloaeome I no treee of powdar or ronga upon tnair
Tor aaooraung trie noma or tna enure a.
troops
upon'
tha frontlar bordering on
, Tha Guatemala gorarnroent la mpbllla
Ine- aoldlera on that olda of tha border
with the evident Jntontlon of r-pelllog
a poeslble tnvaaloa from Mexico,
Tha Eaatar brtda baa for har part tha
beautiful aaaaon of naw Ufa and nopo.
approprlata to tha young paopla )uat
entering tna new aetata, tna awaaaning
aonc of bird and the delicate Dainty
Iiowara 01 apring to oecic Bar oriaaj.
Aa to tha choice between church and
home wedding. Individual taate and tha
length or the lamuy puree as wall a
the obllratlons to a mora or leaa
lengthy liat of frlenda muat ba taken
Into acoouot ; '
If It Is to be a home wedding tha
largaat flrat-floor room Is choaan for the
juoia, ' I naval an
WUALIXO FLEET WILL
- SET,8AILJnmE20
r - r laial Wlr. -
Pawaon. April ll-4jptaJn' WW of
the ehlp KarluK wruea tnat ina wnu
in a- fleet expect to laava Heraohl June
to. lie wrltaa further that a Krencb
Canadian named Frederick Moran, aged
10. rar. away from the Iieei in tecem
b.r with little auppllea, and la thought
to bare perished. - ' .
ALIBI TOO STROXG,
" BLYSTONE yREED
Beflauaa be waa able to produce
etrona; testimony as to his presence on j
the west aide of the river at the hourl
bt waa alleged to have passed a forged
rhecX at a sttlona on Hawthorne ave
nue, O. R. Blyatone waa given hie free
dom In the municipal court yeaterday.
1 he evidence agalnat Blyatone ap
peared conclusive, but the .alibi be
proved could not ba controverted.
Ppectaclee II o at MeUirer'e. - .
faoaa, but at tha aama tune naa moot
beautiful.' . toft, Tel vet y complexions.
Well, they" uae no powder or rouge, but
a waah which la aiwaya prepared
home In tha followlna; manner, and la
uaed unlvereally by tha moat heanUfut
women there. ' oarUlnly worka won
der! with aren tha poorest akin:
Obtain at a drug store, Xtoaa water, I
ounoea: Cologne gpiriia, i ouoce
tone (akin food). 4 ounces.
Take these Ingredients home. Dla-
solve the Xppotona .in a pint or net
ratar. and after dissolved strain
moved and decorations, simple or elabo-
A
J
can ba nrrangad without muck ttouble. " T 7 A. " a ' .v.
rata, make It baautifuL A nanonr of
pianta, or a Background or paime wiin a i through a Una cloth Md let cool, men
floraJ bell makea a, pretty feature and I ... ..... a.Tvi rvilama Snlrlta.
ball la
Hr the way. floral
difficult ' to make. .. A
lamD ahade makes ' a
won. me rrame 'may oa ooverea
with aword ferns or cedar or moss,
upon which the flowers are tied. It
should ba made only a little while be
fore tha ceremony ao that It will ' not
wither. At thla aaaaon a bell of white
lllaoa would be appropriate. Streamers
of gauie, white or piak. add much to tha
decorative effect . ....
It la not obligatory Tor toe Dtlde to
wear or en re bloeeoma in fact, mat
lime-honored cuatom la falling aome
what into disuse, since its real mean
ing, a promise of fertility, has become
mure - generally known, inaieaa me
Easter bride will probably choose a few
white roaebuda or lilies of tha valley
agalnat their own leavea for her bridal
coirrure.
not iron now hara tha Unset thing for th
large wire complexion that money can hoy, at rery
good founda- fl t , , , i i '
ha eovered I BaJl ooat. t . ;
KRS. A. D. V
Chloago. i
it., mt.mtnwm V, atannnt WO into an M-
Joining room with tha tnlnlater to give
him the fee. Where - the cuatom of
signing tha register obtalna and tha
hrMai nertr oasaea Into the vestry,
the fee may be given then.
rf mnraa tha aixa of the fee given
dependa upon tha length of the iroon i
pocket tne onae ia nt puiiiy
know. But 10 la the uaual thing. 'If
tha arnnlat nllVI durlna? the time that
therguaata are gathering and the two
customary marches, his fee le about the
M
fi;;li:SssiiSlfiiE
mm.
- -N' From' our fine spring itock purchased especially for
' 'the Easter trade, placed on special sale for Thursday
, ' and Friday. Shown In' the Copenhagen blues and
v ".. ; . r popular browns, ; invisible . stripes, butterfly sleeves,
fancy soutache' braid trimmings ; regular $30 values.
' r Special for Thursday. and Friday, : , g' J gg
And thla Is the place for another word I same, A smaUer sura I. tfven t& the
Janitor WOO naa openea ma tuu
lighted It and ha a it to put la ardtr
again after- the oeremony. . . .
Aa a ueuai thing, too, tha bast man
accompanies the bridal couple to the
atatlon and aeea that there la no mte
tka ihnni tlnkata or auartara . Ills
duties are then ended; any further mie-
takea that they. maJce ara upon ineir
own heads. i
L. LI WHITE, Chief of Staff
GEHTLE '
rr?n'7flfi Mll-Any tooth hi tha
U II U If II W Kouto we crown wita sona
fold 'tJL, gnaraateed the beat, per- O M ft fl
fct alia pat beat worksianaliipi fur tlUU
nfn"llln MICItiltAaT Percelahi
U it U Wilt Crown made no matter what
they are called or how aude. Oil flfl
Irettleet pearl anlah. Oar price la VTiUU
GIIIOGES KJf JJJ
Solid gold teeth, 22k brides; strong: ( A fl f
durable) per tooth.. , ..,.... iUU
TCCTII yCTHT-oanywherelBthe
a la ka I II citv, retanrieeea say
a at of teeth, tbaa eotne to aa, ano
dnplloate that apt of teeth, except flfl
gold aad porcelain, for set...... O s U U
I'fnnif other work aame price propow
WUUlVtionatoly. Absolute guarantiee.
P N I I and satiafy yonrself that we hava
UHhla out one pnoa, ana tna we do not
niarepreaent our work. hO EXTRA, t
IIOIinQ OffioehourafroniA. M.to:IO
llUUIlvl P.M., 8onday.BA.iLlolP.aL
of advice to the bride. Don't be per-
auaded to let noma aspiring friend or
a fashionable hairdresser arrange your
hair In aome unwonted faahlon for your
wedding. 'She will give It a new angle,
twlat Into It artificial puffs or curia.
marcel It bevond reoosmlt on or other-
wise make you unrecognisable. It la not
wise, for tbe ceremony of marriage 'la
sufficiently solemn and frightening to
drive the usual color from the bride'a
cheeks, and to make the uniform white
neaa of her gannenta unbecoming, with
out the additional teat of having bar
hair dona In an unaocuatomed style.
The aofL ellnclnr llnee of tha empire
atyle are being choaen quite generally
now for tha bridal robe. Jt la aiwaya
prettier for the bride to wear white,
even If ahe doea not care for the long
train and veil of custom. Tradition.
however, acta ' Ita approval upon the
aweeplng train and tha filmy veil, and on
thla one occasion of auch momentous
alrnUicance there la a satisfaction In
having dona the approved thing.
There la thla consideration, of course,
that the bridal robe U.made along theae
elaborate lines can seldom be . used
afterward. It Ilea for years In a cheat
or drawer, la a care and la of no use. It
dependa largely upon the social place
and the duties that the bride la to as
sume. If she will be called upon orten
ta aaalat at har friends' teas and re
ceptions ahe may have uae for, her
bridal gown- If aha la going to a small
town or Into the country the elaborate
gown la a rouy, c
There are 'many eonatderatlona 'Which
combine to make a church wedding de
sirable. For one thing there la no more
aacred and momentoua occasion tnsn a
marriage. It cannot be made too holy
and binding. It ia not a thing to Be
entered into lightly, but ooberly. rever
ently, and In the fear of God. and In tha
church where tbe girl ' has grown to
womanhood, where tne
MD!ciIues:f0P826XD;
These Suits are in a new Uht shade of Copenhagen ,
blue, light stripe effect, pointed backs .and fronts,
strictlv up-to-date in style and every detail; regular
price $40. . Special for Thursday and Friday (J
a . a . . a a ; . . a aa . a We a ... a .lis. a . a Je4rfU
only
BLACK APPOIIJTED
CHIEF AT SL
JOHNS
ha a aaA K ah arte t si
IfVIIISIIUWUi nucl W V W avears VU, vwr -a w
of bar whole young girlhood have clus
tered, la tne most ntting ana appropri
ate place for ner marriage. Ana a
church wedding need not necessarily be
a matter of great eipense. .
The mlnlater's fee. the organist's fee
and - the Janitor's fee tha bridegroom
pay a He also - paya for the brides
maids' bouquets and tha flowers that
the bride carrlea. Ha ubually buys th
gloves and ties for tha ushers , an
preaenta them with soma little me
mento, each as a pin. The bride's fam
ily eava for the deeoratlona of the
churob and the carriage a Tha deeora
tlona may ba simple or elaborata It
ia the custom In the city to give the or
der to a florist and get his price tor
whatever aoheme Is desired.
For a moderate price one may have
a number of palms aet about the pulpit
and a large single urn or vase of white
flowers. The white ribbon which sep
arates the families of both contracting
parties from tha other gueata, may be
dispensed -with and a gar land of flow
ers, used instead. Whether it Is there
or not It would be tha height of dis
courtesy for the other guests to step
Into tha aisle to pasa from the church
until tha families of both the bride and
groom have passed out. It la the cue
torn in ail churches now ror tna gu
to rise aa soon aa the bridal party
ters the church.
eats
en-
82 V4 Wmmhlngte St., Of. Sixth
KrakaaWTraMBil.TwaoUj4-XaUrtkatWm
MmlaSiaO
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carte
r's
Ittlo Liver Pills,
Mutf Bear Signature of
5aa Fac-SimJle Wrapper Below.
1 rr aataJl am as ejary -.-,-,
tataicaewnaa . .
' fV r-.-TjVfj flS KIASACSZe '?'
Sti ll r:3T:r.n3tiYEa.
' i hi fa rcic:TtPATi:x.;;
f i. i rcsuus'aYsxii.
f - ' , . ' r urs-y T- las,.rfW,'J
Tha old order of procedure "holds
f'oodk First come the ushers, two and
wo. then tha bridesmaids, two and two,
followed by the maid of ' honor alone,
then tha bride wlth tor father or. her
nearest male relativa On reaching the
chancel the party separates and the
members of It line Ub on either nana.
allowing the bride and her father to
Step nearer to the minister. Aa aoon aa
the bridal party, starts up the aisle the
groom and his best man enter from room
or hall adjoining tha main room behind
the , DulnlL The- bride, drooa' her
(father n arm and stands at the groom's
left -when they leave the enurcn eaen
f acea about ao that, the bride lakes the
groom's right arm.' :. i - -"f . f
xne mam or nonor. or tne Driaesmeia.
If there is but one, holds the bride's
flowers when the minister directs the
bride and groom to clasp right hands.
She hands the flowers back to tha bride
at the conclusion of tha ceremony and
sees that the bride's train falls prop
erly aa ahe passes down the aisle. If
the veil has been worn over the face
when the bride entered the brtdsmaid
throws It back; from -the bride s race
before the couple turn to paae out
A nttia thin wmcn must not c-e over
looked Is the necessity , for aiming the
glove of the finger n which the wed
ding ring la to be piacea. inis nas
been forgotten It will cause a delay
while the brida removes - her whole
glove, which Is awkward, .The engage
ment ring Is worn until the ceremony.
Prom that time the wedding ring holds
first position and the engagement ring
ia worn aa a guard to It. The engage
ment ring may be of any atyle liked
by the parties most oonoerned. but the
wedding Una; ia uniformly a plain gold
circle, inacrlbed Inside, If It please the
bride, with tha Initials and the data of
the wedding. This the - bride la sup
posed to wear , until tha day pf her
death. " , ' i -. - ; -It
la almost neceesarr to have a re
hearsal of the wedding party before the
ceremony, ' In order that each may un
derstand his or her place and that no
mistakea occur.
The duties of the bent man are by far
tbe moat onerous. He rauat bear tha
Somentous wedding ring, which he haa
his walstooat pocket,, ready to hand
to ine bridegroom, wno owini it o n
minister, who nanas it to me , .no
bands It back to the bridegroom, who
then places it upon the fourth finger of
the left hand of the bride. This triple
At tha meeting of the St. Johns coun
cil last night tha vexed question of who
will be chief of police waa decided by
the appointment of J. H. Black to, suo
reed Charlea Bredeson. City Engineer
Oscar Kdwarde waa also deposed and
Charlea - Andrews designated . for tha
position. ' .
Salaries of tha mayor, councilman and
city attorney were reduced, thla action
meeting with much unfavorable com
ment oa Ur ia held by many that theae
Join out of of floe have no right, to
ictate the compenaatlon of tha new
officera -.v :- ' 'V ' .
After a dtscuaalon a resolution was
adopted rejecting tha Philadelphia
street Improvement It la understood
the. arado will be modified and that
the contractors will make It conform
to specifications before again present
ing it for acceptasca ; , .
The settlement, of claims against tha
new city hall by creditors of the de
camping contractors wag. referred to
City Attorney Collier. '-. -
( .. Postmagter at Seward.
' (Hnltad Preaa Laeaed Wire. I
Waahlncton. April . Frealdent
RnAanvait todar nominated Ullien Gor
don to be postmaster at Bewaro, Ajasaa.
" Building- Permit. '
J. H. Clark, erect' dwelling, tanlta
between Mllwaukle and Morgan, ll,00:
Ella V. Brown, erect dwelling. Kerb
between Knott and Russell. 13.006; W.
p. Haltt erect dwelling. Hibbard be
tween Peters and Delano, $1,00; Mra
W p. Rhnrt erect dwellina. 8Dokane be
tween East Thirteenth and Eaet Fif
teenth. 1 1,6 00 1- John Neer, erect dwell
ing. Union between Eugene and Sacra
mento, 11,200; 'la B. Pearl, erect dwell
ing, Bldwell between Bast fifteenth and
R. Hawkins, erect store, second between
Main and Salmon, 2,000; Oeorgtt F.
Bodman, erect ; dwelling. East Nine
teenth between Belmont and ' Yamhill,
11,800: C H. Raeaea erect dwelling.
East Thirty-ninth between Alder ana
Morrison. 13.000: C W. Brast erect
dwelling. Kaat Seventeenth between
Clinton and Taggart, f 1,000; - ,C. W.
Boast erect four dwellings, East Sev
enteenth and Ellsworth and Taggart
1,000 - each; . George Rao, erect two
flats. Sixteenth, between Johnson and1
Kearney, 9,000 each: George Rae, erect
flats. Kearney between Sixteenth and :
Seventeenth. M.000; W. J. Weldon, erect
dwelling,- Princeton between McCrura
and Weatana. 11.200: William M. Mo-
Murray, erect dwelling, Clackamas be-1
H
SSOilorcd Sails $19.85
. We are also showing a, big line of strictly Tailored
Suits in a new gray shade of chiffon Panama, invis
ible stripe; jackets cut with military effects ; sell reg
, ularly . for $32.50. Made a special f or 4j A O g
' Thursday and Friday only.. . . . ... . . . .D y00
VISIT WITD US BEFORE Y00 DECIDE 0i
YOIM fiEW SUIWTE CAN SAVE YOU tlOulY
MEN'S 20.00 ';UIl?S6rn$t2.a30
-.''Iliiilfe. k
i
fvn jpd
Yamhill
Street
rntsT Aim '
tween JCaat Seventeenta artd East Eigh
teenth, 16,000; W. XX Fenton, erect
warehouse. Seventh between Oak and
Ankeny, tv.OOO; A. Nlmay, erect dwell
ing, Clinton between East Thirty-eighth
and East Thirty-ninth. $M0O; Charles
Courtney,
teenth be
erect dwelling. East Nine
tween Mildred and Florence,
fJUTO: W. J. Ivlne.y erect dwelling.
East Twenty-second between- Wygani
and Going. J1.800: J. ll HatnUne, erect
dwelling. East Forty-fourth, between
Morrison, and Belmont. M.00O; :' Fred
Vetley, erect dwelling, Bonuyler, be
tween East Thirty-fourth and East
Thirty-fifth. 12,00a, . wwaj .
nanounc
mony siirnifted the trinity and signifies
of the ring in
the old cere-
nd signifies
unites hua-
the Indissoluble tie which
hand. and wife.- .- & - .
- The beat man also carries the "fees
for the minister, the organist, and tha
Janitor. . The two latter may. however,
be sent the following day. The minis
ter's fee in a small envelope he hands
to him at the conclusion of the cere
mony, as If he is apctd to fall Into
!I'H with tl' rr-p(4 S,-.- aa la irfl..
SavciMoricy!
Tcctlil attracted efREC!
man Plates y Bridges in Ordered
PINE TEETH $5
WKTf. PAT KOBE f iV-v'.f
Full Set, that flt',m...,( S.OO
Gold Crowns, 2tk... .f3.50
Brldgo Teeth. t2k....a....3,K
Silver FiUlags .&0t
Ten-Tear Written Guarantee
We keep busy doing good work
at theae prices. Wa hava tha lat
est, t moat modern electrical appar
atus for doing painless dental work,
Vvqif.: Zar Attendant ' ;
,;.'..- 1 Open Svenlaaw :
Electro Dental Parlors
S03H, WASSXVaTO ST, cost, 6TSC
Opposite Olds, Wortmaa & Klng
wmiu m a n n II II I II II ;.ll b ii .
I II fl II i II- 1111 III II III II VI .11 . .
II II . BB . II llll W J M V7 M U ail ' .s. m u a sa .
eas -, aaa was sai .(.3'ww m , ta is ,wa , w I .W-- aw aa ; ,, -aw , -aw w -
Third and Yamhill
Streets, r ;
Phone Main 4918 V
''; w;?-
mmmmmmmsmmmmsm$mmwmmmm ''t
; HailOrdeji 5
Carefully ."
: nited - : j
' , v.. .. .... .. V'
Tliiudaj
' These bftrgams are for Thtirt-
day - only. ; No mail .'or phone
orders will be, accepted on these
goods.'' '' --.;i- :v;
Paper Pins, any size... V. .
3c Thimbles 1 '.. ...'...ls
Regular 10c Needle Book...Ss
Sc Stocking Darner . . , . . .8
Regular 5c Envelopes. ;..2s
Box Papeteries; -regular X5e
grade , . .f
! 0c roll Toilet Paper . ;.;;. 7e
Allen's Toilet Powder..
10c Williams' Sharing Sop.6ai
25c 'Tooth Brush.. ... .'..V.lSe)
Turkish Bath, Castile, Tar, Oat
meal, Rose, Glycerine, Violet,
and all our Toilet Soaps ral
." ues up to' 10c, choice. 4
$30.00 : LADIES' TAILORED SUITS
"For put dzf, .Thursday; yrp offer the most yvonder
ful values m Ladies,' Man-Tailored Suits. J Every
suit in this sale is of the latest style; being expressed
to us. only-1
makers xf New ' York. f At no other . time ulde
of f it such a magnif iceni sjock as these
a ridiculous price, f JTheyj are, just for the one dayrs
sale.1 if i they ? last that
long. Hi Remerler,; Vv-al-i
ues up to $3a(XXi
Choice.,...
..
Men's Dress Pants at
400 pairs :mcn' brcss Taints
!n 'light or v medium ' wdght
wool ; iancy. atrlpes, - broken
Checks . arYd ' a ' few' in plain
colors ; values $3.00 to $7.50.
Special for Thtirs- u Arc
daYch'oice.:.;..3
BoGingamaridjlale
kjuse WaistsTalT
styled i regularly 25c and Oc'
Speclal'forhda-;::
23c r grade .ai.-.V),ite)
C0c-grade 4V. .t39c
$1.00 Cream Serge at 73c
;;!nvc:-60c
'p.
For Thunday wc offer 88-mch Cream 5erger war- iyQ
ranted all wool; regularly sold for $1.00, the yard,. . jC
Also a novelty Serge '.'in white,' brocaded Iri fancy small fig
ures ; very, desirable for; waist i or suit ; regularly
worth 60c Thursday only, the yard ' V. . ,.y
In bright and Rowan gold reg
ular 3Sc rvalue; Thurs-1 1
OOtJD FRONT PRESS PINS
S Beautiful dress pinsv 2 Uai a
' set, plain or fancy engraved,
bright or satin finish, .OCi
:vj the f et. , . . . f . . ;V, . mvv
1 ' i
" II ItllUIIUIUM I j I v I III I 'ii " 11.1
g $2fHoii$e Wreppcrs69c
;J bffctJenl;jicpH
2 sizes, styles and colors ; ' val
" uewp$2.pdput'A'ii
i choice, each 1 .v. Oal C
BWsBBBBspBSBBjajBaBjiajjB
25c Bleached Toweling 1 8c
4QcleMc Damask 29c
r These bargains are for Thurso
day-:,VlV;,ii,';-vrc'l4
18-inch ', full .: - bleached, 1 double
s warp Turkish "Toweling; v reg
j2ujar.25c,: value,; the 'v
yard i ''; ..'.VaOC
64-inch full bleached," satin fin
ish Table Damasks.- new at
i tractive patterns; value Ofli
40c, special, the yard.,aZ!lC
'k tot thd . . coavenfeoce of
both 1 -customers ; and: sale,
people we . bve divided our
large stock of ladies' : Back
Combs ' in three groups and
offer; fop Thursday , at the
following phenomenal prices:
Lot 1 Values up to 25c. 10
Lot 2 -Values up to 50c. 89 f
Lot 3 Values up to
' Our Shoe section offers for Thursday's" selling WOO ipaft bObe
latest and up-todate goods; received this'week: in metfs women's,"
noys jmsses. ano cnuarea anoes, uxioras, jtsiucner -tiesi-etcj ail
ytjues,;' leathers -and. sies; specially bargalnized, as - followt: ';:v h -tf:
Children's, 'values1;' $t and Jft J .Misses', Values' '&Jttie t'!'OA
fi v16 psir..;..,w,M Vial. , pair..v.f...;.u.vmiaaaa
Lsdies' Tiesyalues ?1.S0 Qn.
and. 17S,he pair:. t .,..;' Hit C
Mens', vIues $2.50, the (1 on
pair;iV.,;....,...V-..1.0e7
Boys', value $1.50, and eJl lQ
- $1.75, tha. pair.,.. .... tela
Ladies values $2.50 and (1 (1Q
$J; the pair........,.leyO
Round-Up Sale of Ledies' Belts
We have rounded ud about 50 dozens of ladies'. Belts and offer them for. Thursday: at a
i price that must appeal to all the economical buyers. These belts are all new and .clean
; goods. ' The only reason we" offer them so cheap is that they consist of two or three of
., aina lett irom our regular sales anj we intend to close them out;- regardless' of f Oj,
v costs; values tip to 50c, choice...;....,......;.,.,..'......., sCC
25c
16c
LaSiis4'f'ie grade cotton Ilose, In blackrbr
. gray,- emDroiaerea in iancy ngures, seam
.less and Stainless; value 23c, special
a WT 1 . A : -
ior inursaay, ine pair.
?l6c
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