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30. 1908
THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAYMORNING, AUGUST
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h riauKlilP! of v. V ratlin and pnt I Kamuahar, Jamas Ullhart, Kvallna (lold-
mail. nia ituvanaay, uorlruile uoiu
utona, Louie Nudlainan, Mary TolatnnoB.
Mlka Huvanaky, Katar HuntAr, Kra.l
Hommlar, I,llllan Walnateln, laajio Naw
initn, T111U OoMatona, Harry rilr.
Mmv Ooldalaln, Sarah Kaa.lrr and Enter
Kulof. Mtas Eva Uoldatona and Mlaa
Anna OolUhlatt served aa aaalatanta to
in eiaer giria.
THE "In-bPlwppn" weeks ar prr
haps th dullost of the neuson
the lime when eveiynne Is re
turning rrom lh' Bummer re
sorts and Is Kettinff atrajRhtenrd
out for the n-xt season. In the sum
mer when almost everyone Is uway the
few who remain ore i econcllo.l to the
quiet and their little entertaining la
Annm rirnr I icallv in nolf defence. When
n y and Mlaa Helen, went down to Cal
ifornia for the wedding and returned
early In the weak. Mini Helen Hitrber
rxpeeta to leave In about a week for
Pennsylvania to enter Mryn Mawr. Kn
roiite she will vlalt relatives In Chl
i ago.
A picture la shown today of Mra. V.
I. Campbell, the .bride of the president
of the t'nlverslty of Oregon. Mrs.
people begin to return those In i Campbell who was Mrs. S. C. Church,
cease their activities io wnun iv
turn and those returning are not yet
settled enough to begin to entertain and
unbroken quiet reigns. Everyone Uvea,
for a short time. In the future
The travelers in Europe will soon be
....-rini A liircp colonv of neoplo
have gone abroad the past winter and ,
spring ano many pmn i mmm m
tember The James Muckles' were the
first to return and last week the Scad
dings came in. The George Goods and
the Walter Burns family are expected
within a few weeks.
The horse show Is being much talked
Of even this early In the aoason. Al
ready people are begin"'" to talk of
the frocks to be worn and are planning
to make this year's function more elab
orste in every way than last year s.
There will be even more entertaining
nd the management believes it will be
'necessary to put In more boxes than
last year in order to meet the demand
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Wilcox, who were
perhaps the most elaborate entertain
ers last vear. have made arrangements
to have two boxes tnrow into one aim
will have several large partlea. Sev
eral of the box holders of last year
bave reengagea itie same doiss.
The list of box subscribers so far In
cludes Mr. and Mrs. Gay Lombard. Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Ayer, Mr. and Mr. H.
W. Treat of Seattle, Mr. and Mra. N. E.
Ayer. Miss Flanders, Mr. and Mrs. T.
B, Wilcox, Mrs. A. S. Norton. Mr and
Mrs. F. G. Buffum, Ambrose Cronln.
Miss Shogren, Mr. and Mrs. Benage 8.
Josselyn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Felden
helmer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felden
heimer. Dr. and Mrs. William Jones,
Tr and Mrs. William Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Leadbetter, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Pittock. Next week the list Is ex
pected to grow materially when peo
ple return from summer resorts. Th
appointment of J. Weley Ladd aa
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee has met with general approval.
This week the horse show at Seattle
Is attracting general attention. The
Wilcoxes have gone over and will be
prominent .entertainers. The Treats are
among the most elaborate entertainers.
The Lewises who will show their beau
tiful driving team, will go over. Miss
Frances Lewis' horse will also be en
tered. The Ainsworths and the Misses
Flanders are already there and several
Pfvrtlanders summering ur north will
time their homecoming to be in Seattle
at the time. The Hirsches, Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. Buffum. Mrs. Sarah Forbes,
Mrs. A. 8. Norton and Mrs. McRae will
be other Portland visitors there.
Mrs. G. O. Wold and her daughters
ef Eugene arrived yesterday to spend a
few days at Elton Court. Later In the
week they will leave for the twist, Miss
Jean Wold to go to New York, Mrs.
Wold to spend, the winter with her
there and with her son In Washington,
and Miss Emma to make a two months'
visit In New York before going to
Europe with Mrs. Lfsc.hen Miller, the
authoress, to spnd a year. Miss Cora
will remain In Portland and Miss Clara
will return to t.ugene after a few
Is one of the most popular matrons In
the college town both with the town
and the college set. She In patronejs
for almost all of the college dances
and many of -the fraternity and society
social functions and will be most warm
ly welcomed as hostess of the campus.
miraculous escape left them unharmed
Mr. aid Mrs William Gleaann, Mr and
Mrs. .fames Gleason and tlielr lilil" "m
returned to the cturt Friday for th
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Mr and Mrs. James Clinton I.ukv
have sent out Imitation for the w.1
ding
Katherlno Luckey to Harold Simeon C.ll I
I her Klilhoo.1 iii Portland. In later years
Mm has I. eon living in Mew inrn. a
hrlKht. talenind young woman with a
. Imi uiiHK iiiMponltlon she always had
man v friends.
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1 1 r nnd Mrs Jamea C. Zan are receiv
ing f. Il. ltiitl.ms over, the arrival of a
Miinll daughter Wednesday. August 19.
. thHr home. 7SD Johnson street. Mrs
Zhh n.i Mln.i Klule Smith, a slater of
Mis n. K Aer and Mra. Fred Page
an, I Mrs Hi hofleld. wife of Malor Bcho
flrl.t. r. S A. The little daughter will
lie christened Kllsabeth Zan, for her
Ki.m.imi (her. Mrs. Kllsabet h Smith.
Mr anil Mrs Hi is well B. ljimson snd
Mr ii ml Mra Charles W. Sherman of
Poi t bind, have been spending a short
In
m. .-a -jm
guest was presented with a burnt wood
napkin ring, a aouvnnlr of the occasion.
Several beautiful and useful wooden pres
ents were received. Those preatnt were:
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wiley, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Hansen, Mrs. Klla Jones, K.
F. Hansen, I.yrila Lasle, Alma and Katie
Hansen and Mra. K. A. Wiley.
vacation nl Waldnort They drove
hy way of Kslla City and the Klletr
iigeney returning by the Alsea valley
iii,1 -i,r all Is. The party visited the
VnehnM and other places of Interest
of their daughter. Miss Bessie , Wal.lpnrt.
Miss Meta Showalter of Wellington
..en, o.o, ..eneBoy ... .... Kl) ,0 )s , ,e KUftJit Of Mr. anil
Kirat Congregational church Mr (ill- (.ftr, R Rir,wn was the gueat
bert is K son of Mr. and Mrs I' N .honor nt a nelghluirhood reception glv
Gilbert and a brother of Alfred c Gil ,,. i,y Mr. and Mrs. Tom KlihanUon
bert, the clever athlete who Misting- Thursday evening,
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recently. Miss i.ueKey is an aur.i. i iy Hlshop and Mrs. Scadding returned
young woman of the dnint-blomlH ti" .....
unrl an acc.omnIlshi.il sinner Last f n 1 1 W ed nesday from a three months trip
she returned from Italy, where she ha. I ,,,riil. They were particularly Inter
been studying voice at the C.mserva'ory ' , p(j jn the Olympic games which they
of Ilologna, She wiis intr.Hliieru to attended.
some of the best masters there by Slg- . w w
nor Liuocnasl. from whom " Miss Mateel Howe visited Mrs. Law
M.. nt h-r vnen I .rlc :m done wlth reiice 11. llolmait at St. Helens last
Mrs. Pauline Miller Channian. She at-iweek.
tended school here at St. Helen s Hall
and later went to Miss Tehbctt's school
In California.
The wedding is to be a larse affair
and the bride and Mr Gilbert will leave
immediately after on a trip of several
months' duration.
Mrs. Minnie Wiushhurne. one of
Eugene's most prominent social leaders
snent the week at the Moore. Men.
Washburne has recently returned from
an extended visit east with her son,
Chester, who holds a responsible ap
pointment at Washington with the gov-
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Mlas Howe was the maid of
at Mrs. Holman's wedding
honor
June.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Warrens and
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Alvord returned last
week from a visit at the Frank Harts
cottage at Gearhart. Mrs. Warrens left
almost Immediately for Long Beach.
C. Krnest Brldares Webb and his sis
ter. Miss Webb, and his father. Major
Webb, of London, have gone down to
the beach for a short visit.
Miss Lull Hall has gone to Spokane
to visit with friends. Miss Hill, who
was her guest for a couple of weeks,
Is visiting In Tneoma.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harvey Wells are
at North Beach. Wash. Miss Mabel
Uoss Is another Portland guest there.
Mra. George C. Flanders and the
Misses Flanders are still In Seattle
and will remain for the horse show
Tr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall Yates
have returned to Elton Court from a
vlalt to the Moore at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wheeler have re
turned from Long Beach, where they
spent part or the season
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Miss Viola Noon was a gest at the
Breakers last week. With her was Miss
,ilma Noon of Tacoma.
Miss Inex dimming was the guest of
Miss May Kelly at her beach cottage at
Centerville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Muckle and Miss
Agnes Muckle are visiting relatives and
friends In St. Helens.
The Wesley I .ad da expect to return
September 7 from their cottage at Sea
View.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
Mrs. P. L. Campbell, the Bride of President Campbell of the University
of Oregon.
weeks' visit, to live at the Zeta Ip-
silon PI house, at the l.'niverslty of
Oregon,
Lieutenant and Mrs Alwin Barton
Barber visited last week at the home
of Mr. Barber's parents. Dr. and Mrs.
V. j. Barber, while on their wedding
trip. They were married Thursday of
the week before in Berkeley and on
their wfey from California they visited
friends. In Eugene they spent a day
with Mr. Barbers sister, Mrs. Lewis
R. Alderman. They have gone to Seat
tle whence they sail immediately for
the Philippines wheie Mr. Barber's reg
iment is ftatloned They expect to
visit first In Japan. Dr. and Mrs.
Barber and their daughters, Miss Fan-
The president's handsome home is be
ing remodeled for her occupancy.
Mrs. Campbell Is a woman of much
literary and artistic culture and her
personality emanates a warmth that pe
culiarly fits her for the position sl0
will now hold. President and Mrs.
Campbell have been spending their
honeymoon at Colorado springs and are
now en route home by way of Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Norris B. Gregg have
been staying at the Moore at Seaside
since their return from their wedding
trip through the middle west. Last
week they returned to take their new
apartments at 664 Flanders street. Mrs.
Gregg was Mies Helen Brlghflm whoso
marriage was one of the prettiest of
the June weddings.
Mrs. Kent and her daughter. Miss
Louise Kent returned to town Monday
and have taken apartments at Elton
Court for the winter. They spent the
summer In the country and have returned
much Improved in health and in spite
of the runaway accident they had which
disabled the trap hut by an almost
ernrncntal geological Rurvey depart
ment. En route to Seaside she spent
some time In Astoria as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Eakin.
Pr. and Mrs. C B. Brown and their
son Hoyt have returned from Seaside
after a month's stay tlrre. They have
taken apartments at the Cornelius and
will later go into their pretty home at
Fourteenth anil Salmon streets The
past year It has been occupied by half
a dozen young men from the Canadian
bank who kept bachelor apartments.
Miss Lela Goddard Is entertaining
Miss Mabel Cooper of Independence,
who was her classmate a year ago in
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moehnke of Wil
lamette entertained about 50 of their
friends .at their home last Sunday In
honor of their son August's birthday.
During: the afternoon the Oregon City
band, of which Mr. Moehnke is a mem
ber, played selections. At 6 o'clock
dinner was served in the dining-room,
which was prettily decorated In sweet
peas and asters. Miss Lydia Vallp, Mrs.
K. A. France and Mrs. M. A. Nixon as
sisted Mrs. Moehnke. At 7 o'clock the
guests all retired to the banks of the
Willamette where the band embarked on
Mr. Moehnke's steam launch and gave
aeveral selections. The invited guests
were: Mrs. M. Schwartz, Mrs. M.
Bairns, Mrs. Margaret Blakley, Mrs.
Mary Nixon, Mrs. Kriger, Mr. snd Mrs.
Max Schwichtenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward FYance of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
William Bluhm, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fisher, Miss McDonald, Miss Lydla
Vallp, Miss Elenore Schwichtenberg,
Miss Lena Moehnke, Miss Geneva
France. Miss Jenny Blakely, Robert
France, Hea FYance, Kenenth Allen and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moehnke, Levean
Moehnke.
The Hee-Hee Kalaganie club, chape
rned by Mrs. E. May White, enjoyed a
unique and delightful outing last Sat
urday. ' After sending their ault cases,
supplies and blankets in a wagon
ahead, a company of young women
scaled Mount Inspiration early in the
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Miss Cooper Is now "nsoiBtnnt 1 a caitirj fire and enloyed the evenina' I
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there in the school of rorrrmnnWenen with torv and sonar till they srjreai
Yesterduy afternoon Miss Godrfard gave their srrassy beds for the night. After
a small tea for her gjest asking In breakfast prepared In primitive fash-
many college girls.
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Mrs. Helen Gss Williams, the well
known soprano of The Dalles, has been
visiting In Portland, and has added
many new songs to her repertory study
ing with her former teacher, Rose Cour
n Reed. Mrs P.eed will reopen her
studio In the Tllford building Septem
ber J.
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Miss Florence Knlm of the Portland
hole! was a rnesr in.st week at Sea
side house wh'-re s,,e was entertained
hy tne Alarcus Me:Fr)inpr. .nrt tn
Ion. they repaired to their resDoctive
homes In time for church.
Jvmong those who enjoyed this outing
were the Misses Madge Hill. Helen
Hutchinson, Pearl Chandler, Fannie
Holmes. Bertha Ledjrer. Helen Copeland,
Jean MacKcnzie. Gertrude Roberts, Aria
Calef, Kmma Harding. Lillie Morgan,
Myrtle Henderson, Margaretto Gregor,
Lulu Lane and Eleanor Reld.
Miss Evallne Goldblatt and Miss Ger
trude gave a leap year surprise party in
honor of their friend Miss Anna Kam
usher at the residence of her sister
Xf r T Nssrle. 400 Recnnt trt liiffn,!
Misses Jacobs. Mrs I: Jacobs and her . The house Was neatlv decorated.
daughters, the Misses l:.;bv an1 Hilda
are naving a pteusar.t st.iy there.
Mr and Mr i ,p,irs Cottner Mason
and their small son and .Mrs. Mason's
mother, Mrs. K H MoCraken. spent
last week at the Moore The Masons
have built a n; :B.lt f : tungalow in
Irvington sdiI aro exrer-rl'm;! v popular
additions to that preit suh-.irb.
B F Glltner and t and Mrs.
Edmund C. Olitnr Wi;r.., from St.
Helens on Thursday, after a week In
Columbia c.eirty Part of the time
i wan s;.nt h: Hunker Hill, where Mr.
, a r.l Mis W H D-man are ramwj
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Mr and Mrs Wili'am F Woodward
and their daughter K'itharlne of Ir-lng-
ton returned las! eeij f-om a delight- )
ful trip tt-rr. Jgh , n(, Yoaemlte valley.'
This meek M's W r-!wrd will take tha
.mailer h-'.dr'n ' - H,,.. Piver for a'
short st a .
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Mr and Mrs Eiwa-d Hirsh of Re
lem announce the enghgement of their'
daughter U' ra. to Richard Brady of !
Boston. Ms T1 Hirche are rrom-;
merit In Sajem so. ?. tv and Miss H
' as often t.-r. er'.eralned here
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Among last week's goesta at tho
Hreakers were Mrs. Fred V. Charaher-
lain Br hr daighter, Misa FthL Mra.
Fred Hiram fir on and T. W B Lab-
i don.
Mlsa Meta Buehner and Philip Pueh
ner made a pleaaant Tlstt at Hautl
Moor at F-easide last week while a
reote to Elk Crtk for oortrUiL
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Mlaa Rath CsUfn Is a truest f Vra
Iavld T. Honeranaa aad raanf ct her
Miss Kvellne Goldblatt entertained the
guests bv playing, while Miss Marv
Tolstonog accompanied her by singing.
Most of the-gitests gave selections on
the piano. The attendants were: Anna j
ff WW
lirch
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Buchanan blog. Washington st.
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AND VISITING CARDS
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WASHINGTON BUILDING
Among the week'a outings waa the
picnic given by iJturenc Bmlth last
Friday In the neighboring grounds of
the Seaside house.
The young people were chaperoned Ay
Mrs. L. Hamilton and tha day waa
merrily spent In true plcnlo atyle, fol
lowed by a marahmellow toast at the
Marlon cottage, with Mlaa Lvdla Dan-
meler aa hostess, flinging and dancing
were the principal features of the evening.
Those present were the Misses Irene
Johnee, May Htrlne, Emma Btrlne, Pau
line Bonn son. Myrtle Hummel, Aden
x.ioaa. Mary Hamilton, Lillian Rohnson.
'"""" uanmeier and Lydla Danmeier,
M Dreaaer. Fred Dreaaer, Jack Price,
Llmer iergovich. Rax Perellona, Ira
v.. .u.i,m, L,rni ouiure, uerDert litioK,
Earl Anderson and Lawrence Smith.
An enjoyable affair waa elven at Sea
side In honor of Mra. Belle Jennings
Kennedy by tha Misses VI and Tony
Jennings.
The evening was spent in games. The
nrst prlxe was won bv Miss Tony Jen
nings and the booby prise was won by
win wuimoy.
Those present were Mrs. Belle Ken
nedy, the Mlaaea Honey Wilson. Vivian
Greenwood. VI Jennings and Toney Jen
nings. M. Palllssch, Walter Davles, Dan
yuimoy and Harold Minor. A delight
ful feature of the evening was Mr.
yuimby's readings.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. R. Wilk
inson entertained at cards at her home
In Nashville, In honor of her sister, Miss
Helen A. Earle of Bait Lake City, who
Is spending the summer here. Those
wlnnlna nrizea were Mra. Hen Thomas
ana Mrs. judd Potter. After cards the
hostess was assisted In serving dainty
rerresnments ov Miss Earle. Those Dres-
ent were Mesdames Jossvph Smallwood,
F T RflMAv Ti-M TI,-.o. I? r, a a n ."Ills
Crofts, P6tter, Daugherty, Helllwell,
as f.ane ana uie nostess.
Mrs, Margaret Blakely gave a tea at
her home, 481 Brooklyn street, last Wed
nesday in honor of her friend, Mrs.
Fraser of Erie, Neb. The decorations
were geraniums and ferns. The invited
uests were: Mrs. W. C. Frasser. Mrs.
Edward France. Mrs. M. Nixon. Mrs.
E. H. Fisher, Mrs. J. Stlnson, Mrs. F.
Smith. Mrs. W. Schwichtenberg, Mrs.
M. Blakely. Mrs. C. Moehnke. Mrs. I. A.
LeBecln. Mlas Elenore Blakely. Miss El
enore Schwichtenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hansen celebrated
their wooden wedding at their home,
125 Lawrence street, Wednesday even
ing. The house was decorated with
crepe paper garlands, ferns, gladlolss
and roses; After the musical program,
consisting of a piano solo by Mrs. C. C.
Hansen, a piano solo by her teacher,
Mrs. Jones, and a violin solo by John T.
Wiley, refreshments were served. Each1
WEDDINGS
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At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
II. Haalarn, 1039 Mallory avenue, the
bride. Mlsa Ellaabeth Mary Wright of
Kansas City and William P. McClure of
Oak Point. Wash., were united In mar
riage by Rev. Henry A. Barden. Sunday
evening. The bride waa attended by
the Miasea Mamie Haalam and Sylvia
Ilagley of Portland, and the groom by
Hairy Fournirr of Portland. A1 dinner
was given by Mr. and Mra. Haalam.
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In their new home, 391 Weldler atreet,
last Baturday evening, Vlotor A. Kdholm
and Mlsa Mamie Clara Luslch were
united In marriage bv Rev, Henry A.
Parden. The groom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. O. Kdnolm of Albany, Hnd Mr.
and Mra. F. O Edliolm, Mr. and Mrs. O.
A. Kkatrom ' Fred Hiindine. Pete Peter
son of Spokane, Mra. Pete Follne, C
Rverast. George Anderson of Albany.
Cheater Edliolm of Albany, Mlsa Hannah
Nelson or Nawoerg, k. tj. Marsn ana
others were present.
(Continued on Page Three.)
"5
What Everybody Says
Must Be True
You who read this have
heard it said that our shop
is the most complete fancy
goods store west of Chicago.
WE HAVE WORKED
HARD to make it so; we
are glad to hear that our
patrons tell their friends
about us.
We appreciate the sup
port of our patrons that has
enabled us to build up a bus
iness known from coast to
coast.
For 1908
WE HAVE MORE BEAUTIFUL IDEAS THAN EVER
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK:
NEW PILLOW TOPS WITH BACKS 45
NEW GLOVE and HANDK'CH'K CASES. . .15 and 25
LAZY DAZY CENTERS, complete with floss to embroi
der, special 69
Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
REMEMBER OUR NUMBER :
THE NEEDLECRAFT SHOP
382 Washington St. Portland, Oregon
THE STORE NOTED FOR BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
SPECIAL SALE OF
FOREST MILLS" UNDERWEAR
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
The famous "Forest Mills" Underwear for women on sale Monday and Tuesday at
wholesale prices. All "Forest Mills" garments are made under healthful conditions
and are perfect fitting. We carry a full line of weights and qualities. For two days
only we place this splendid, underwear on sale at the following prices. Mail orders
will be filled promptly and satisfactorily. Note below:
Forest Mills Fine Ribbed Vests, Pants
and Tights, beautifully finished J"
til.
and best 75c grade; special, ea..
Forest Mills White Silk arid Cotton
Vests and pants, silk-finished and
standard $"1.S0 quality, special..
97c
Forest Mills Fine Medium-Weight Wool
Vests and Pants, silk crochetrf t
edge, $1.50 grade 3)1.151
Forest Mills Fine Silk and Wool Vests,
Pants and Tights, silk crochet
edge and ribbon, $1.75 quality . D 1
Forest Mills Medium-Weight Union
Suits, perfect-fitting, standard
$1.50 grade; special, suit
$1.19
Forest Mills Fine Silk and Wool Union
Suits, beautifully finished, with dr
silk edge and tape, $2.75, now. 15
36-In. Black Taffeta
87c
36-inch black guaranteed Taf
feta Silk; standard $1.25
frade, on sale Monday and
uesday at this special low
price; high lustre finish.
$150 Wool Poplin
Comes full 44 inches wide
and our own direct KflSporta
tinn; warranted all pure
wool; a full line of latest
greens and blues.
52-In. Wool Panama
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52-inch French Panamas; our
best all-wool prade in all new
shades for fall; standard $1.75
Trade anywhere in town.
White Wool Blankets
$2.63
White wool Blankets, with
pink or blue border and silk
taped ends; splendid weight
and our standard $4 values; a
bargain.
60-In. Table Damask
47c
60-inch Table Damask in
four different patterns; good
heavy wearing quality; the
grade we usually sell at 75c
a yard.
72-In. Linen Damask
72-inch pure Irish linen Dam
ask, dots and floral patterns,
extra finish and our regular
$1 grade; comes full bleached
$150 French Voile
On sale Monday and Tues
day only; deep blue-black
and full 44 inches wide; other
itores ask $1.50 for this same
cloth.
ITvy German Flannels
12V2C
Fine velvet finish and a good
assortment of colorings; all
new 1908 patterns; on sale
Monday and Tuesday only at
above price.
$150 Flannel Gowns
97c
Women's flannel Gowns in
pink and blue stripe patterns,
trimmed with fancy braid,
good heavy grade and our
regular $1.50 values.
Paris
Patterns
lOc
All Scams
Allowed
yrr Jim
OJhCrn da
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
Paris
Patterns
lOc
All Seams
Allowed
mi mtani MTf Tea eai'ms; raev