THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER V I 08.
FINISH IN CONTEST IS
Y.r.I.C.A. FACULTY
ONLY EIGHT DAYS AWAY
IS
mm
ReallalnA that very hour now meam
much Xr (hem, many studenta who ar
; working for acbolarahlpa in The Jour-
net's . contest are making good use o
the, time. With only eight daya mora
, ahead there la no tlraa to ba loat, apd
it will not ba profitable to let an hour
., of tha available time to by without
making an effort to seouraaa many
journal sunsoriptlons aa possible.
Gladys .Rogers la proving a very
ehergatlo oomriatftor. Althouah not
among the early entrlea, aha haa gradu.
a pi
-7"
i In district No. I. Her latest score of
11,885 brought her up from sixth to
' second position, with only' 120 votes be
. hind Bay Harper, the leader. The next
' scpre may see this clever student Jead
Ing in her .district. .However, her ao
' tlvltv itiflv stimulate the: other" con
testants to greater action, and they may
, spring a big surprise shortly. ' '
Lanna Melton, too. Is doing aome
! good worlr, adding ' 8,739 in the last
i score. Ralph Robnett Is taking no
, chances on tha outcome of the contest
. and is. doing good, steady work, aa evt-
deneed in his latest score of 8.485. His
. nearest opponent must do better work
in order to wreat his position from him,
aa ha ia leading by over 20,000 votea. -Adela
Vollstedt added 6,886 votes in
tha last acore, and Is steadily gaining
? round., If aha succeeds in keeping up
ha pace aha will- easily overtake the
second and third , In district No. 2.
Vernlce Qllkey, the leader in district No.
t, is retaining her lead, adding 4,876
votes in the last score. Trances Gor-j
- dlon. tha baby contestant, la gradually
Tha hoard of directors of tha YouneM
running away from many of tha older! Men's Christian jAsaAniatinn'a t niHt
atudsnta In 'district No. 4.. being now in ,cnooi nav appointed Instructors , tor
wTnTsXlaV: oa. th. laat
wouldn't ba surprised to aea her in or Bepremner. in tna main tha faculty I
vine.. vura paiiiv mm IMl jraaj-, WlllUn I
means tnat an axner snr-ed and afrtalantl
older competitors what a clever Utile corps of teachers will ba in charge of
srtrl can do. Tin TtaJlaa bids fair 19 I Its Imoortant work. Claaaas haaln Mon.
capture two of tha much coveted echol day. September Jf? The following la tha
arsnipa,' i reaisiari . .
I.lttla Mark Twain and HlarivS Rokers I M A Rasa. aAunatfnnat 4lru "'.
blew Into North Powder the other dayi Merwln Pugh (city engineer's office).
rj?a m.."V" wpo ' "mi., noosaeeping, commercial jaw and ror
flred" the editor ,of the News to an-1 resoondence. .a
nounce their presence there: , , ... I Hopkins Jenklna elt aehiwrial. alaa.
"Brllllan
Ir pr
t
it tie Mark Twain.' Mies
bra.
F.
intra annum i -ui ,
educational Contest now on. accompanied lvv"'YZl??."l7Z"t'P
Mildred Clemens, contest representative!
or me ureson journal a tnira nnu
F. E. Lawrence (architect), director
twins-. - i I
Allen (architect), Instructor ef
-SI"- W 'rL.M architectural0 dY-wlnsT
of tha areat humnrlat'a couslna are as . W. O. Hathaway (arohlteet), instruo-
retty and sparkling aa tnis mue r"v"V .1 ".,"' ' ,
vrth P,,wW.r' i tr-i.at rln Is I R.R.Steele (city schools), arithmetic
out to each and all. Of course Miss w. a. xurnonu tstair Dunaer ana
Rovers'-vote will be Increased by aev-1 roreman j, carpentry and woodwork,
eral hundred while here." ' ... I . V I Proebstel (chemist and aasayer),
It-aroes without saying that ' thia I chemistry. .
clever pair will capture many votes In I A. 8. Wells, (mining engineer and aa
tha vlclnitvsof North Powder, as they I saver), aaaayina.
ire oent on a etioscripuon suiting in any i . j. w. Anaerson (commercial , artist), I
ocallty they lnyadu, . ' ' I show card writing.' . .; .: . 1
xns corneal manager again ""- jonn A. wesco (pen expert), cenman-
l the workers to renew tneir energy i ahln. " I
Ihelr eanyaas. The ahorf time now I fhomas B. Hulma (oontractlna- Blum.
available la too valuable to loao. .aianyiw.,.) riiumbina. '
surpriaea may 6e in atora ana uo-: H. J. Hadley Ouvenlla oourtl. hova
nooves eacn ana every siuaeni o OTIur" I Enaliah. . . I
wnryouL8The nU.bx't0r,.Peo,rO.n tLfh.M.f?f -nnaar).
Saturday, and every student la expected raY'tr r Jtfmtm, i. i-v
to record aubatantlal Increaaea. . I iltl,..?. n Vnt' i" nnle).
walaaaBaBaaaaw I T WVBM IUIMIU, i
I A. E. Beamer (chief clerk of telegral
I Pf teiegrapny ana aisp&icning. I
i a. Kaipn vejar (instructor ia Bpan-1
isny, iTpanisn. t , i
M. . Q. Steel (city achoola). manuai
training.
x. u. jrruint (language teacher), Oar-i
man. i
H. M. Montgomery (attorney), olvical
and English. I
E. E. Dlckev (accountant), fortlrn
ainKiiBn. I
O. v. Green (East Bide High school), I
majnemaucs ana Jngiisn.
-v.-... K.rf .k.irw -or n nut T. . Ut.. n w.lt I f. uma.ra.i. .r iroruana sonwi
JliaiU UBIO VA. L11H bliai avi uviai . t vr t a- v m, an asi vvuitutvv v - I ar vaBaayiaaai 1 aiant atatt aM
ara oppoaed to tha Des Molnas ayatem I onT n iSfPf,- tv. r.Mt v,- -.-J D. W. Proebstel (electrical engineer-
":"'r":Z7-STZ.:: : S4r...lv.n S, Rhodea, shorthand and
uuia 'bus , i j k, typewriting.
jma mm - I air mm n n a a4 aa v Ira annna and naifa 11 mm e I
REFUSE TO RECOMMEND
DES MOINES COMMISSION
motion mada toy Dr. C. H. Chapman to
recommend the' adoption of the commia
alon form of government A report was
also heard from City Attorney Kava
naugh. chairman of tha committee to
investigate on the mayor ana councu
form or government.
Laat nlght'a meeting was spirited and
the members indulged in flings which
added spice to the arguments which
arose over Dr. Charfnan s motion. Five
or six of the rnerabera ware unwilling
to place themselves on record at tna
present time to adopt either form of
government Or. Chapman took tha at
titude of the other members aa oppoa
Ing tha Des Moines system and made a
remark to the effect that he could aea
(he fata of his motion.
Aak. for More Time.
Those- who took part in tha diacus
Blon wert John F. Logan, F. V. Holman,
R. W. Montague, City Attorney Kava
naugh, Dr. Eliot and F.-E. Beach. Ben
Renin also SDoke aealnst the adoption
of the commission form of government
without further investigation, and was
in favor of asking- the council for mora
time in which the commission could
ork before submitting-the question to
the people. :; ;
As a result of the discussion which
followed Dr. Chapman withdrew hia
motion to adopt and substituted another
asking the council for more time. This
,was carried an, Chairman McGinn v ap
r. t,. ti. enspman, . jpnn r. xogan ana
city charter, its scope and detail, and
closed by. atronrlv urarina its continu
ance by the city. Ha delved further Into
tha mysteries of the present' charter, and
explained tha relation of the various de
partments ana tne scheme unaer wnicn
they .work. He' also explained the ties
of tha department in relation to one an
other. Associated on the committee
with Mr. Kavanaiigh-were H. H. New-
hall and F. E, Beach.
- JTo nog-rasa Wow.
After hearlna City Attorney Kava-
naugh'B report the members indulged In I
a aiscussion or tne cnarters ana tnose
E
RIGHT FROM FATHERLAND TO SEE
HOW UNCLE SAM TILLS THE SOIL
" Traveling 7.000 miles to visit tha
far-famed farming lands of Oregon,
two wealthy young Germane arrived in
Portland this morning after a tour of
the continent. They have been in the
United States just 24 days, having ar
rived on the Wilhelm II nearly a month
ago and they took occasion to visit the
best-known farming, dlatrlcta of the
country en route, a.
The travelers are Ed ward Riecharett
of Dessau, and Gottlieb Nathustus, who
with hla latner owns one or tne iara
eat landed eatates in the rich- country
surrounding Magdeburg. The estate
covers more than 8.000 acres.
- Both are pleased with this eountry
and they say their own fatherland doea
not compare with the United' States in
plont of agricultural and - mercantile
pursuits. They ware particularly im
pressed with the great- department
atorea Of America and they say there
la nothing like them in the old coun-
Mr..- ar Herr. Riacharett aa ha emll-
ingly gave hia name to a Journal re
porter ia a t raauate or uie ism
oua old German university of Halle
and with hia -companion, - Herr Na
thualua, ia engaged In a study
STATE BOOSTED
THROUGH BOOKLET
' The Portland chamber of commerce
OPDOSed to tha DS Molnel system I haa 1nat lasnnd a naw advartlalnar fuutk.
opinion lwmrtt th.Uforr"S ' ?r'
ment adopted by the Iowa city la too the fourth publication by thia body In aa
radical ana too mucu or an experiment. I many yeara. It la attractively written.
out the United Statea and all were Sp- lar number cutallluatratlng Ore
posed to the Des Moines charter. gon Industries, scenery and cities. No
Dr. ChaDman defended the Des Moines rn t f Irtrt - tVa si to r a 4 r a avl Ai4-aJ laa aa I
pian dj avciaring- inw.nB oontsvoo db i comprehensive review of climate, pro
vci Huroiuuimit iau uuiauinu xvji tiio n rrinni ni niininpfiBi nnnnrrnniriat i
people by uniting the legislative and This booklet is printed in an edition
executive branches of the government, of 60,000 and cost the chamber in the
utner memoers or ma commission con- ncighbornooa or fS.SOO. While the edl-l
tended that tha Des Moines plan faclli- tlon may seem lares the suddIv Is not
tates business. Dr. Chapman said that equal to the present demand. Tha cham-
undar the present charter .there haa been ber la receiving hundreds of inquiries
constant pulling in opposite directions about Oregon, - in answer to which thia
by the mayor and the council. Ha said booklet is sent. Distribution ia also
that it waa due to tha system of the made through thr various members who
government- - I go eaat, tha railroad offices in tha east!
The committee win hold HB next ana reai estate agencies.
setters received arter .senaing the 1
booklets, in many instances, have I
proven tna tnis poor ia doing excellent
work and has been the cause f induc
ing many people to come to Oregon. If
but 1 per cent of the books accomplish
the desired purpose, they are bringing
into tha state at , least 600 families an
nually who Invest $1,000,000 here.
The dairy and fruit industries receive
large apace in tha book, and many con
crete examDlea ara alven. with nam
and addresses of dairymen and fruit I
growers who have accomplished tha re
sults, xnis aaia is or tne class that la
certain to appeal to tha homeseekers
from other states. Climatic conditions
are treated, ana flue attention la given
to commercial Interesta. a-rain. Itmarnnk
mining and varied lnduatriea of the
state. The illustrations- are done in
attractive color tone and ahow Oregon
uu vicbuu products as tney are.
NEWLANDS IND0BSED
FOR U. S. SEMTQB
(TTnlted Pivaa tud Wlra.t
Tonopah. Nev., Sept. 8.- The Nevada
Democratic state convention yesterday
indorsed Francia G. Newlanda for
unitea mates senator and ueorge A.
Bartlett for congressman from thia
atata. i
For presidential electors, tha three
chosen without opposition were Charlea
BPimgue or uoiarieia. l. u. Muaeon
Elko and Joaeph Miller of Lander.
meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
of farming methods on thia continent
with a view to applying them in Ger
many. The gentlemen say that for
speed and convenience agricultural pro
cesses here are far in tha- lead Of
those in their country.
Tney leave tomorrow for a trip up
the Willamette valley where they will
make an extended aojourn in tha hop
flelda.
Mr, Riecharett f lnda it difficult to
speak English but he manages to make
himself understood wherever he and hla
xriend atop. They both apeak French
and can converse fluently in a half
dozen other languages.
Mr. Riecharett aaid that Portland la
rqgartfed aa the great wheat ahlpping
port of the United Statea by hla coun
try. Mora vessels losd from this cltv.
he aaid than from all the other ports
on the Pacific coast combined. And
if vou so down to the harbor in Ham-
burr and ask the sailors about the
United Statea tbey are sure to mention
Portland as the bast of them all."
BETTER SERVICE
FOR IRVIHGTOH
Tha report of the committee appoint
ed to aecure better aervlce from tint
atreet railway company waa received at
tha meeting of the' Holladay-Irvlngton
Improvement aaaociatlon laat night and
tha newa that tha company would make
aeveral long needed extensions and loops
was received with lively eatlafactlon.
Tha committee waa warmly thanked
for its work. H. M. planer ia lie chairman.
By double-tracMcg Broadway from
Eaat Nineteenth to Eaat Twenty-flunk
atreet and cctnaJeting a loop back to
-the atartlng point.-the far end of thu
loop being on iaat i wemyiourrn ana
Knott atreats, a l-mlnute aarvlce is as
sured for the residents within those
boundaries. ....
A committee af four waa appointed to
present the demands of the district With
regard to amendraente op the new char
ter, the particular amenameni wnwn
they will auageet being oae provWlrg
for the taking over by the alty ef all
hard surface streets ana me mainten
ance thereof after they, are first laid
by the property ewnera
This committee consists af W, C.
Bristol W. K. Woodwsrd, li- M. Hallcr
and CharlaaK. Henry.
Reeolutlone.were paased fevering tha
Improvement or an "r
proposed Improvement district wlUi
nothing btit hard surrece ana recom
mending .that where other .than hard
surrare streets "7 - "
Iht work fca dlacontlaaed. -
A committee waa appointed te Iprw
'before the council to Uhe the initial
ater-e toward forwitaa; a- w-,1P.r,IT
anent dlatrict a ba baunded fcy Holla-
asy and l nlon-evenuee ana xovmywan
aad Eaat Twenty-eighth.
- ConvpMVa Incorporated
raaVss Bareae af Tfce 'aH -
BJaletn. or, aept. I. - Articles ef -crixrailow
t-,re ren filed In f.e of
fice ef the e"etsry ef etate aa flltwe.
Jhn tV. r t Rb-a PsrktnrNam
Vemnfisl v' hrwvt Fria-opl ehureh;
rrifrtr.ai rf'lr 8ertraw. tae.e cmry;
loT-eratere, W. i. bardnea J. B. A.
gal ar-i J. r. KeaL -
OROWS HAIR
and w can
PROVE IT!
A lady from Minnesota writes!
"Aa a reault ef uatng paaderloe, my hair '
ia close to Ave feet in fength."
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost
HA treabtes. like many other dieeeeea, iava
been wrongly diagnosed and altogether mia.
rvr int mfoa taat 11 m simply a proa Oct
v. me acaip ana wnoiiy aepcaaene upon its action.
Tae scalp Is the very soil fa which the hair is pro
duced, aartared sad grown, and it alone should
receive the sttentien if results are to be expected.
It would oo aa earthly good to treat the atria of a
plant with a view af making it grow and become
more besatifsl the soil ia which the plaat grows
wiaat be attended to. Therefore, He scalp ia waica
the hair grews anwet receive the attention If vea are
ta expect It te grew and Baoema moraeaatifal.
toes ef kair is caaeed by the scalp' drying as, '
ar loaiag hs sapply Of saoistnre or aatrfoteat; whea
aaldaeae eccsrs the scalp has simpiy loat Mil Its
onrtehsaeet. leaviag aotblag for the hair te feed '
apoa a plant at even a tree woald die aadaraiauiae
cwaditioaal .
TV mm , t ILU. A i I., . .
ad reelenlah Ue aotl or scalp aa the rasa aaar ba.
r ' v'F wim grvmr mau anuur as Batata
tateaded ft aboala. "
M afTect sbm the Kair glaetde and Wane ef tha
eeala. It ia tha anlv roaamtv mm v.i. -JZZ '
at'scsversd that la aiatiiae la aha a 1.-1-
rooda ar lieeide mt the aoalp.
teaetratae the pores eafcrkfy aad the fcatr
- . w, ! iihi isuj aajuiaa.
aUa and life-prod-ciaf eaaUtiea. , -
Oaa BSea mmmm Im ' ' i .
Its great worth as a aahr erewiag sad tilt fceanti.
trias raasedr-tnr it and see reeawWf7
mint at atl aWpolata la thrwa aleaa,
25c BOo and 91.00 pr bottl.
in Quality
The MOST
iia Valuta
Mist
All 'Portland shoppers regard our store news as authoritative information on , saving opportunitiesHere are
a few of the splendid saving chance's for tomorrow's sale: .
Call
Thia
Call
Ft ft Te Shaw bow eickH Bllflilal
. " acta, we wiil aead a large aaaa-
free by retara Bail Be eareae waa
Beads tajs faas a pas te the
iwvirN liisnti ct, cixui, iu
w4tk rhelr asaas sad adJi-a m.
bb ati-ei ar tiajapa te par
Special Friday Off erings In New Fall
Those (abrici which have found favor with fashion for fall wear are all here. Particular women
can make their selection from a more than ordinary large assortment, finding scores of exclusive pat
terns and weaves not found elsewhere. We call your particular attention to the following specials for
Bargain Friday's tale. i r ,
'" REPKLANT SACKING 4c. OraAm af Kfi
52-inch Repelant Sacking, a double weight, solid
colored, exceedingly durable fall material, very
suitable for separate skirts, suits, jackets and chil-
aren s oreites, comes in all wanted shades: reiru-
Ur 75c grade, on sale Bargain Friday at, jjgg
ALL-WOOL PANAMAS, Best 50c- Grade. 38
34-inch all-wool Panamas, warranted all pure wool,
has a perfect finish, nothing better for fall or win
ter wear, comes in the new shades of red, navy,
brown, green, etc., also black; our regular QO
50c( grade, on sale Bargain Friday st........a)OC
TO $1.50 VALUES, PRICED FOR !
BLACK GOODS, ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES $1-25
FRIDAY AT 89e
At this price you have choice of the following weaves in correct fall and winter weights, wide wale
serges, snaaow-striped Merges, heavy Storm berges, French Voiles, Silk Striped Lustre, Herringbone
Screes, striped wool Taffetas. Priestlev's Emoire Cloth.' olain Poolinette. silk nH unnl Pea,t A rn
l.--. Ct J -D-i- ,7 ., . " A - . '. v..-- . . . v,lfvl
puaniuia (.ucucu odunc, eic, iaDrics mat are periect in coior, nnisn ana quality; regular 51.25,
f t..e iiw fi.w biuc, u (jtj at one price. xirKain xriuay at ....
PLAIN MESSALINE SILKS AT 404 '
A great special offering f 21-inch plain colored Messalines, guaran
teed all pure silk, comes fth a hiarh lustre finish, verv soft and erace-
fuL not a fashionable shade is missing, plenty of cream nd black; it
89c
0'C "
36-INCH BLACK TAFFETA AT 85 '
1,000 yards of 36-inch black Taffeta Silk on sale tomorrow at this low
Price, comes with a beautiful spotrproof finish in a deep rich black,
a high class taffeta that is warranted to wear: sold in all the hear
is one of the greatest silk values we have ever offered, specially AQ stores at $1.25 a yard, our special price Tor Bargain Friday Off
priced for Bargain Friday at .HVC at ....?........,...OjC
Bargains in Men's Wear
Every article offered is a decided bargain the prices are at the low
est possiote poiiu. .
XMEN'S UNDERWEAR AT 63.
A special Friday bargain of men's Camel Hair Shirts and Drawers;
regular fall weight. The shirts are made with fine ribbed bottom and
cuffs, neck and front bound with tape; the drawers have fine ribbed
anklets, good pearl buttons -and suspender straps. All sizes 9
and best 75c values; special for Bargain Friday .......vJC
; MEN'S SOX, 3 Pairs fdr 25. f
A special Bargain Friday offering of men's heavy gray mixed Cot
ton Sox; made seamless with fine ribbed tops; the best 15c OP
value. On sale Bargain Friday at ...3 pairs. J-tDC
MEN'S GOLF SHIRTS AT 69e.
A special offering of Men's Golf Shirts, made coat style with at
tached cuffs or regular negligee style with one pair separate cuffs;
come in a large assortment of fall colorings. All sizes from 14 to
17. The best $1.00 values. Special for this sale Bargain Fri
day at , ,
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS AT 81.50. J
A sale of men Negligee Shirts made with soft button down wide
placket and two-button sleeves; made from the best quality all silk
a aa, Bfa ! ? J . 1 x m . d fj
vame $o.au ana -siik mercenzea popiin, wnue ana ian, vaiue, z.3u;
also white pongee silk, value ?i.50; sues 14 to 7yi. Your
choice of these high grae shirts at the low price of......
69c
$1.50
Art Goods and Notions
Priced Lower Than Ever Before
The offerings for tomorrow are of special interest to those who
wish to economize; the savings are well worth your careful attention.
TOOTH BRUSHES, Specially Priced, 10e
An extraordinary offering of Tooth Brushes; 1,000 best grade, pure
bristles, fancy and plain bone handles, wire drawn; an unusual oppor
tunity to supply your needs; these brushes sell in the regular IA.
way at 15c, 25c, 35c, and 50c; all at one price Bargain Friday.. vC
HOSE SUPPORTERS, 35c Values, 19
An unusual offering of women's Dad Hose Suooorters. laree Dad.
heavy frill elastic; they come in all the desired colors; values 1 Q
to 35c special for Friday.. , ; ;.. liC
HAND BAGS, $1.25 Values, 79
A sale of women's seal leather Hand Bags, regular shape, two-strao
handle, neat coin purse fitting; they tome in black only; regular 70
$1.25 value, specialy priced for this sale, Friday only I iC
BEAUTY PINS, Specially Priced. lOrf.
A showing of gold Beauty Pins; in all the new designs: values
to 25c, specially priced
SHELL HAIR PINS, 25c Values, lO
A great offering of shell Hair Pins, good quality shell, 6 on a
card; regular lit values, special tor tnis sale.
HAT PINS, 25c Values. X0a
10c
10c
A special offering of Hat Pins in all the desired colors, round f A
and pear shapes; regular 25c values, special for this sale 1UC
TRAY CLOTHS, Specially Priced, lOa
Great reduction in stamped linen Tray Cloths and Doilies, good de
signs stamped on nice quality linen and lawn;' values to 25c, Irt.
specially priced vt
Special Friday Offerings in the
DOMESTIC SECTION
A money-saving opportunity for housekeepers. The offerings for
tomorrows sale include lace Curtains, Curtain Materials, . Towels,
Rods and Pretty Wash Cottons. Buying in large quantities before
tne recent advance in cotton prices enables us to quote these ex
tremely low sale prices. For instance:
KIMONO CREPE, 2Jc Grade at 15.
36-inch Kimono Crepe in a full assortment of neat designs and pret
ty colorings, all bright, new goods; regular 25c grade, on sale r
Bargain Friday at ....i .......luC
CURTAIN SWISS, 25c and 35c Grades. 18tt.
A special offering of White Curtain Swiss and Madras in a large
variety of figures, dots, stripes and checks; -they come in 40,42
and 45-inch widths, and in 25c and 35c qualities. All are priced Q
for Bargain Friday at .......iOC
LACE CURTAINS, Worth $1.00 a Pair, at 68e
Tomorrow we place on sale a special' line of White Scotch Lace
Curtains. They are 38 inches wide arid 2Va vards long and coma in
a variety ot styles witn both plain and figured centers; extra ?.
good values at sxuu a pair. On sale Bargain Friday at..... . VOU ,
HUCK TOWELS, 12,c Values at 8a; or 95af a Dozen. '
A "special offering of White Huck Towels of splendid bearing dual
ity and good large size, 17 by 34 inches. They are finished with red
borders of fast color and well made selvedge edges; regular Q
12y$c values; priced for Bargain Friday at....'..,v.i'. OC
TWO SPECIALS IN CURTAIN RODS. "'
12c VALUES AT 9$ Brass 5c VALUES AT 2$eBrass
Sash Rods extending from 24 to
42 inches, with complete fixtures.
Made neat and strong; regular 5c
values; ca sale Bargain
Friday at ......ati2C
Curtain Rods extending from 30
to 54 inches; finished with neat
brass ends; regular 1224c val
ues. On sale Bargain Fri
day at. ..
8c
anaWsSaanMaVf mtW mW
7 v
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Women's Handkerchiefs at 5o
A great special offering of Women's Handkerchiefs. Some sre plain
fell linen, hemstitched; others are of Swiss with the new cross bar or
plaid effects. Besides a big assortment of dainty initial handker
chiefs. . All are good, full size. Regular 10c values, Specially f"
priced Bargain Friday, each 1C
Trimming' Braids Values
to 2 Do Ifnced at .
3c
A special sale of odds and ends in Trimming Braids; sbout 500
yards in the lot, consisting of many desirable kinds suitable for
women's and children's dresses; values from 10c to 25c a yard. O
On aala at C
Exceptionally Great Values in Knit
Underwear & Hosiery
FOR BOTH WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Could anything; be more timely than a sale of the correct fall
weights in Knit underwear and Hoaieryf We don't think ao. That's
why we've organized this sale for this week. Every garment involved
la new, mada for this season's selling, correctly stvled, reliable in
quality, tauitiessiy maae ana on tnis occasion priced lower than regu
lar figure.
CHILDREN'S HOSE, Best 40c Grade, 19e
A special sale of children's fine ribbed silk lisle
Stockings of splendid wearing quality; they come
in all sizes and in all wanted shades of tan; our
regular 40c line, on sale Bargain Friday J0
WOMEN'S HOSE, 40c Quality, at 2S
A special offering of women's fine black lisle
Stockings of medium weight, made with double
heel, sole and toe, finished with garter top; our
regular 40c line, on aale Bargain Friday C
at ddaJle
VESTS AND PANTS, $1.25 Garments, at T9
A great special sale of women's fine ribbed, form
fitting, fall weight, wool Underwear, all styles
in vests and pants, in colors gray and cream, per
fectly finished, hand trimmed garments that are
fully worth $1.25, on sale Bargain Friday 7(
at ...IJC-
WOOLEN UNION SUITS. SOS Value, at 08'
An out of the ordinary offering of women's fine ribbed, hiffh-grade.
medium-weight woolen Union Suits, form fitting styles in colors gray
and cream, correct fall weight garments: regular. $175 ralnes. "in
on .sale Bargain Friday at.......................... ....JvC
SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS IN THE
Muslin Underwear '
" saaBeaT
Department
FOB BARGAIN
FRIDAY
Prices lower than ever quoted upon the same high grade quality. In tha popular -priced Tines will be
found the vary latest styles, and we aaaurc you that such handsomely trimmed and finished garments .
hava never been sold at the prices offered at this sale.
CHILDREN'S APRONS. 65c Values, 37e
A great assortment of . children's Aprons, made, of
fine A. F. C Amoskeaggtrgham, in the neat Check
effect in pink, red and light or dark blue, collar,
raffs, pocket and waistband neatly trimmed in
afl
. white; regular 65c values, special for this sale
WOMEN'S DRAWERS; SpedaCy Priced, 29
Aa excellent tne of women's Drawers, made of fine quality cambric
or muslin, trimmed with rows of nst bemttitehad tucks and fine Lace
ruffle; also a line with fine embroidery finance; all made extra 9Q
well and good full size; .regular values to ,50c, specially priced... i-wC
WOMEN'S SKIRTS, fl-tt Value. T5
An offering of women's fine white Skirts, trimmf J
with rows of pretty lace inaerticur and lace raffle;
another line with deep embroidery fuffl. s!l m )j
frfl width and well finiihcd; regalar ' $l5 re
values, special for this sale ....4ww
BLACK SATEEN APRONS. 25c Value, 19
A fine ahowirg of sateen Aprons, msde of excellent caal:v V
sateen, ia the kxig straight style or rtid wits raiHe. f,n:Srd
pocket -and! long ties; regular 25c values, spfcia"y pn.ee J f-r "ff
this sale, each.................'.....;, , .